Upward Movement in Wheat Prices in Market Report
The Associated Press reports wheat prices rose on June 22 amid sparse hedging by southwest sellers and dry North Dakota weather. Sept and Dec futures closed firm around $1.05 to $1.08, with corn and oats also higher while hog prices fell. Minneapolis cash and futures show mixed grain quotes, reflecting ongoing harvests in Northern Oklahoma and Southern Kansas and tentative farmer holding patterns.
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Oklahoma
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Texas Panhandle
Minneapolis
The
Wool market shows dull week with uneven prices in Boston
The Commercial Bulletin reports a dull week for wool with prices irregular and slightly lower overall. West markets slowed, foreign markets steady, and optimism from President Wood of American Woolen on higher light-weight goods. Mohair remains slow but firm with detailed quotations for fleece and wool by region.
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Boston
Commercial Bulletin
London
Metals Market Snapshot From New York
Copper futures and spot prices show a firm near term, with near by at 40.50 and futures around 49.40. Iron remains steady, lead eases, zinc flat in East St. Louis, and antimony trades between 6.80 and 6.90 cents.
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New York
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Butter and Eggs Chicago Market Report June 22
Butter prices in Chicago show lower and extra grade items at 38 percent, standards at 36 percent, firsts at 36 to 37, and seconds around 33 to 34. Receipts totaled 24,588.
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Strong banking rally fuels New York stock market run
The Associated Press reports a sharp rally on the New York Stock Exchange led by railroad shares amid expectations of upcoming May and April earnings, with notable gains in Atchison New York Central Northern Pacific Union Pacific Reading and other industrials. Studebaker Unchanged as shorts cover ahead of the weekend. Call money at 5 percent. foreign exchange subdued with the dollar around 4.61 percent and sterling near 6.20.
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Atchison
New York Central
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Union Pacific
Reading
United States Steel Common
Baldwin
American
American Can
Studebaker
Shorts
Exceptio
Market Recovery Folds Into Warmer Tone Across Sectors
The market rose on steady demand and favorable bank exhibit data while weekly carloadings supported cheerfulness. Prices in many departments advanced, the market looked liquidated, and technical foundations strengthened suggesting an uptick. Bankers dismissed rumors of insolvency as groundless and stressed firms were solvent and liquid, with ample on-call funds and securities to cover obligations. Copper firm at 14.5 cents, bids to 15 delivered. Zinc fell to 5.90 cents after mid-March highs. Corn Products declared a 1% extra dividend.
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Wall Street
Copper and Brass Research Association
St. Louis
Livestock Quotations From Chicago Markets June 22
Hogs receipts 38 000 uneven with losses 10 to 25 cents, top $7.45, 150 to 325 pound average $7.20 to $7.40. Sows $6 to $6.35, pigs $6.25 to $7. Heavy weights $6.90 to $7.35, mids $7, lights $7 to $7.40, light plus $6.75 to $7.35. Cattle receipts 3 000 slow, quality uneven, top mature steers $11, bulk $8.75 to $10, light native grass steers down to $7, vealers $8.50 to $9.50, bulls $4.50 to $4.60. Sheep receipts 11 000 lambs $1 off on top. few choice lambs $15.50, bulk good lambs $15, culls weak, sheep steady to weak.
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Chicago
ST. Paul
The
South ST. Paul
United States Department of Agriculture
Omaha market livestock receipts decline on uneven trade
Omaha reports June 22 livestock results with 7000 hogs and 1600 cattle. Hogs sold unevenly 10 to 15 cents lower. top hogs reached $6.90 with bulk 200 to 350 pounds. Cattle show slow to steady demand. top steers $10.90, bulk $9.25 to $10.50, cows and heifers $6 to $8.25, veal calves up to $10.50. Sheep receipts around 1500 with lambs mostly 25 cents lower. best native lambs $15 to $15.25, Idaho lambs $15.50, feeders and ewes mixed with prices near $12.75 for best feeding lambs.
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Associated Trees
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Idaho
Denver
The
Associated Press
Kansas City cattle receipts steady as demand holds
United States Department of Agriculture dispatches Kansas City market data showing 2,000 cattle and 200 calves received. Native steers and yearlings steady with tops around 10.00, few heifers to 8.50, Texas cattle mixed from 4.75 to 9.75 for fed kinds, cows 5.15 to 6.75, canners near 2.50, vealers 9.50, Texas calves 6.25 to 9.50, some top Texas steers at 6.25.
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Kansas City
Associated Press
United States Department of Agriculture
Texas
Texas stock calves and California steers in Chicago market report
Texas stock calves bring $6.75 while California steers fetch $8.65. Hog receipts 4,000 steady with yesterday, packer top $7.10, shipper top $7.05, bulk $6.85–7.10, 180–280 lb averages $7.00–7.19, sows steady $6.00–6.10, pigs mostly $6.50–6.90. Sheep receipts 1,000 with native lambs $15.10 small lots. others $14.00–15.09, no other sheep offered. ST. PAUL and DENVER markets note steady cattle, various hogs and lambs price ranges. Denver hogs top $7.25, cattle $8.50–$10.50, calves $5.00–$10.50, yearlings $9.00–$11.50.
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California
Livestock Market Report for Pacific Northwest and West
Portland and Spokane market notes show steady cattle hog and sheep prices with steady receipts. Los Angeles reports cattle calves and sheep receipts with unchanged quotations.
First Raspberry Shipments Reach Butte
The initial parcels of Puyallup raspberries arrived yesterday in Butte with more crates expected today and carloads by next week. California peaches and the Marysville White Astrachan apples are also arriving ahead of last year, with California plums and peaches on the market two weeks early.
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Foreign exchange rates in New York on June 22
Foreign exchange quot ations in New York show varied demand and cable figures. Great Britain bills traded around 4.61, with a 60 day bank bill at 4.6072. France demand 6.19, cables 6.20. Italy 4.51 and 4.51 cables. Belgium 5.27. Germany 0.008. Holland 39.17. Sweden 26.49. Denmark 17.90. Switzerland 17.95. Spain 14.84. Greece 3.25. Poland 0.00094. Czecho Slovakia 2.9942. Argentina 35.87. Brazil 10.75.
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London Metals Prices Report June Market Rates
London metals summary lists Standard copper spot £66 2s 6d and futures £66 10s. Electrolytic copper spot £78 with futures £73 10s. Tin spot £188 5s and futures £188 10s. Lead spot £25 and futures £24 7s 6d. Piney Boot priced £28 10s with futures £28 17s 6d.
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New York Money Rates See Mixed Call and Time Loans
New York money markets report call money firm at 5 percent high and low with closing bids and last loan at 6 percent. Call loans against acceptances at 4 percent. Time loans steady with 60 to 90 days at 4 1/2, 5 and 6 months at 5 percent. Prime mercantile paper at 5 percent.
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