Corn Prices at Dean 3 Lowest in Season on Weak Market
Extreme weakness in the corn market today sent prices to the lowest levels yet for new crop deliveries. July corn fell below 1 dollar a bushel as selling dominated and hands near profits released holdings. wheat rose modestly while oats and barley moved slightly. Cash quotes showed No 1 Northern spring wheat at 1.36 to 1.37, No 3 mixed corn at 98 to 99 cents per bushel, and hog-driven gains in provisions.
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Associated Press
Chicago
North America
Kansas
Missouri
Clover
Potato Prices Drift as Potatoes Trade Slowly in US Markets
Chicago on June 19 reports 159 car receipts on track and 748 cars in total US shipments. New stock moves slowly with market barely steady. Bliss Triumphs sell mostly 1.60 to 1.65 and North Carolina barrel Irish Cobblers around 2.50. Idaho sacked Russell ranges 0.90 to 1.00 with some 1.10, Wisconsin round whites about 0.75.
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Foreign exchange quotes mixed in New York trading
New York reports mixed foreign exchange quotes with figures for Great Britain demand at 4.871 16 dollars, cables at 4.881 16 and 60 day bills on banks at 4.84. Bar silver prices show France demand at 3.93 16 and 5942 cents, Mexican dollars at 45.2 cents.
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France
Decline Deepens in Market Liquidation and Bear Selling
Liquidation of weak marginal accounts and heavy bear selling continued on a large scale in today’s market. Prices moved down at the open, rallied midday, slid again in afternoon, then edged up before close as short interest in several high priced industrials was targeted.
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Montana Bond List Closing Quotations at New York Exchange
The Associated Press reports the closing bond quotations in New York Stock Exchange trading from June 19 as listed for Montana securities. The list details each bond and its final price, reflecting market activity and yield data for investors.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Livestock prices rise on active U S hog and cattle market
Hogs receipts 23 000 with bids up to 25 cents higher top 10.65 for 200 260 lb. cattle receipts 7 000 with steady to strong on fed steers and yearlings, best yearlings 14 85, heavies 14 75, cows 9 25 11 75, vealers 119 7 14, stocker and feeder steers 11 75 13 13. Sheep receipts 5 000 with lambs 157 16 75, ewes 47 4 25.
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Associated Preas
Chicago
United States Department of Agriculture
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices Steady in South St Paul Auction
Cattle receipts 1400 with light supply and steady to firm values. Hogs receipts 4500 with gains of 15 to 25 cents over Monday, top 10.10. Sheep receipts 200 show generally steady with better native lambs at 15 and yearlings around 12.
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Associated Press
South ST. Paul
United States Department of Agriculture
Denver cattle market report shows steady to higher prices
Denver report lists cattle receipts 800 with strong demand for better grade yearlings. Beef steers 1 130 pounds range $13.65 and 900 to 1051 pounds $13.25 to $13.40 flat. Hogs receipts 2 300 with early top $10.15 and practical tops to $16.75. Sheep none.
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Associated Press
Denver
United States Department of Agriculture
California
Arizona
Omaha market notes cattle hogs and sheep prices
Omaha reports cattle and calves strong with steer and yearling prices up to 14.60 and 14.50 for large loads, hogs mostly 100 to 15c higher with tops near 10.15, sheep lambs 25c higher with fat lambs 15.50, feeders steady, slaughter cows 6.25 to 7.75.
Market Report Portland Cattle Hogs and Sheep Decline
June 19 cattle steady no early trading. Hog receipts 90 with light butchers at 10.75 to 11. over and under weights 10.50. five cars arrived. Sheep limited trade with lambs around 12 and 10 to 10.75 for other grades. 200 calves hold overs unsold.
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Associated Press
Portland
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Market Report From Seattle Cattle Hogs And Sheep
Seattle market recap shows cattle steady with 378 receipts, hogs steady on 787 receipts, and sheep steady with 580 receipts. No price data provided.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Market Summary Spokane June Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Spokane cattle receipts totalled 76 with a steady market. Hog receipts were 1 052 including feeders stockers and underweight pigs at 9 dollars. Sheep receipts were none and steady.
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Spokane
The
Associated Press
Refiners hold sugar market steady in New York
The refined sugar market in New York on June 19 remained unchanged at 6.05 to 6.10 cents per pound for fine granulated. Withdrawals were liberal but new business was light and second-hand supplies available at slight concessions. Futures closed steady with about 48,550 tons traded. July 2.53 cents, September 2.65, December 2.74, March 2.68, May 2.75.
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Associated Press
New York
Air ace Leyson to lead Chinese air forces tour
World War I English air ace Captain Burr W. Leyson Jr. plans an American and Canadian tour to study air defense and organize an efficient air force for South China as he prepares to depart for China to take command of the Nationalist air forces.
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United States
Canada
China
South China
Poultry Market Reports From Chicago
Alive firm with receipts 5 cars listing fowls at 23 cents, broilers 32, springs 39 to 39 cents, spring ducks 26 cents, spring geese 22. Eggs unchanged with 23 363 cases received.
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Associated P'ress
Chicago
Market Fragments Outline Rates and Loans Amid Mixed Signals
New York reports show money market strength with high and low rates around 6 percent, bids at 6s, 5', and firm loan activity. Mixed collateral for 60 to 90 days at 5% 75% and 4 to 6 months at 5% edges, with prime mercantile paper at 4 percent and bankers' acceptances unchanged.
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The
Associated Press
New York
Prime Mercantile
Wheat Receipts Slump From Last Year in MinneapolisMarket
Minneapolis issued figures show wheat receipts at 78 cars, down from 130 a year earlier. Cash prices listed for No 1 northern at 1.35s, No 1 fancy northern 1.74s, No 1 hard spring 1.43s to 1.75s, with various grades and futures for July September and December. Corn, oats, barley, rye, and flax prices included for standard grades and nearby contracts.
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Montana
Logan & Bryan
Minneapolis
Associated Press
Northern
Butter and Eggs Markets Report Chicago June 19
Butter prices steady with higher receipts at 21,127 tubs for creamery extras at 43c and 42c for standards and firsts. Extra firsts 41 to 42c, seconds 37 to 39c. Eggs unchanged with receipts 23,363.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Mose Jackson Confesses Nonlethal Punch at Magistrates Court
In a magistrate hearing Mose Jackson, a Black man, explains that he struck the plaintiff in the stomach rather than in anger and that the man ran away after the blow. The exchange highlights dialect heavy testimony as the prosecutor questions the incident and the witness response.
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Mose Jackson
Honah
Mose
Metals Market Roundup Signals Mixed Copper Tin Lead Zinc Shifts
New York June 19 Metals quote shows copper firm in spot and futures at 14%c. Tin weak at 46.75 dollars. Lead steady with New York 6.30c and East St. Louis 6.20c. Zinc firm with East St. Louis spot 6.15 6.20c and futures 6.17 6.22c. Antimony at 9.50c.
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Associated Press
New York
East St. Louis
London metals prices steady but mixed on spot futures
Standard copper spot and futures quoted at £63 10s and £69 5s. Electrolytic copper spot £68 15s futures £69 5s. Tin spot £213 futures £210 10s. Lead spot and futures unchanged. Zinc spot £25 5s futures £25 2s 6d.
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Associated Press
London
Market Comments Describe Liquidation and Grain Trade Slips
New York markets show secondary liquidation dominating activity with heavy pressure on steel and motor shares. Reports of U S Steel's ingot output and California dividend cuts fuel selling. later in the day the market steadied on short-covering as call money rose to 6 percent and stop-loss triggers intensified declines. Chicago grain notes choppy wheat trade with slow exports and Northwest drought impacts. corn and oats fall amid liquidation while new crop rye remains tight with light export demand and strong foreign influence.
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