Wheat market rallies on Canada crop damage reports
Markets report from Chicago June 26 notes crop damage in Canada spurring price rallies in wheat after earlier declines. July and September wheat fluctuated, corn edged higher, oats rose, and provisions gained with strong domestic milling demand. Cash quotes show No 4 hard wheat at 1.47 to 1.53, and nearby oats and barley prices also listed.
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Stock Market Rebounds Amid Bullish Showings Across Sectors
In New York the stock market gained ground as bulls drove prices from a narrow range. Motors, tobaccos, and select specialties led gains with General Motors hitting a new high at 84 and American Can rising to 190% in the standard industrials. Rails advanced on strong earnings while call money rose to 5 percent and foreign exchange saw sterling firm near 4.85 and European currencies weaken.
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Hogs and cattle prices at Southwest Chicago market
Chicago June 26 hogs receipts 22 000 best light and medium weights fairly active steady to 10c higher. Weighty butchers steady packers talking lower on mixed droves. Bulk 140 to 175 pound hogs 13 25 to 13 35, best 180 to 200 pound hogs 13 40 to 13 55, 210 pound averages 13 55 to 13 65, sow 11 75 to 12 10. Cattle receipts 4 000 uneven generally steady, yearlings and grass cows weaker, steers 12 60 or more, heifers 8 9 50, cows 5 50 to 7 50. Sheep receipts 10 000 fat lambs active, prime Idaho lambs 17 10, natives 16 25 to 16 50. Denver hog receipts 350, generally 10c higher, top unknown.
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Market Closes Strong From Opening With Broad Gains
Friday's trading opened strongly with the best prices in the last hour led by American Can amid short interest and plans to split shares. Motors and public utilities advanced, oils regained late strength, while wheat and corn futures showed improved technicals and bullish sentiment amid favorable Northwest weather. Oats posted slight gains as wheat weakness faded, with ongoing weather-driven choppiness expected.
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Market Report Shows Livestock Prices Mixed Across Weight Classes
Livestock buyers moved cattle and calves mostly steady with fat beef and veal ranges. Pigs and packing sows held firm while fat western lambs rose about 25 cents with Idaho lambs noted. load prices ranged from 15 to 16.10 for lighter lambs and 11.75 for culls as odd lots linger at low prices.
Cattle and hog markets mix in Twin Cities reports
South St Paul and Omaha market notes show cattle receipts at South St Paul around 700 head with steady to firm feeders and mixed fat cattle. calves strong, hogs steady to higher, sows and feeders quoted. Omaha reports better grade butchers steady to down, hogs softer, cattle steady with fed steers and yearlings near $9.75 to $11, cows $5.25 to $7, lambs $15.75.
Cattle Receipts in Sioux City Market Stand Steady
Sioux City Iowa June 26 cattle receipts 1 300 market active killers steady strong stockers steady fat steers and yearlings fetch 7 50 to 12 25 bulk 10 to 11 50 fat cows and heifers 6 to 11 canners and cutters 2 75 to 4 grass cows and heifers 4 50 to 7 50 veals 4 9 50 bulls 3 75 to 8 feeders 6 to 7 25 stockers and yearlings 5 to 7 75 feeding cows and heifers 3 50 to 6
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Portland Market Reports Cattle Hogs and Sheep Steady
Portland market notes show cattle receipts 30, hogs 80 and sheep 510 steady in price. No notable shifts or new highs recorded, suggesting stable demand across livestock categories.
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Spokane cattle and hog market notes
Spokane notes cattle receipts 45 hog receipts 704 and sheep receipts 60 all steady for June 26 with no price moves.
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Cattle and hog market updates from Los Angeles cattle yard
June 26 Los Angeles market notes show cattle receipts around 300 with steady to weak demand for fat cattle and higher for hogs. Prices include $7.75 for grass steers, $4.50 to $5.50 for fat cows, $4.75 to $5.25 for beef bulls, calves $5 to $8.50, and hogs at $13.50 to $15.60. Sheep data sparse with lambs quoted $12 to $13.75 and ewes $4.50 to $6.60.
Boston Wool Market Sees Broader, Firm Prices Ahead
Boston notices a broader wool market with slow strengthening across fine and medium grades. Worsteds and woolens gain demand while top makers enjoy better business. Foreign focus shifts to Australia resuming sales July 13, with 120000 bales monthly. Bradford remains steady.
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Market Prices for Wool and Mohair Sections
Middle County and Territory Montana prices listed for staples and combing fibers. Latest quotes show ranges for fine staple, blood combing, quarter blood, pulled delaíne, Mohair best combing and carding. Prices vary from 60 to 135 cents per unit across categories and grades.
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Sugar Prices Steady In Refined Market
Sugar prices were quiet with fine granulated at 5.50 to 5.60 cents. Futures closed steady with July at 2.55 cents, September 2.69, December 2.80, and January 2.80, representing about 30,000 tons of sales.
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Bar Silver and Mexican Dollars Reported
New York on June 26 records bar silver at 70 percent and Mexican dollars at 54 percent. In London the same date shows bar silver at 32 and money at 3 percent.
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Metal Market Steady Prices Across Copper Tin Lead Zinc
In New York on June 26 copper in electrolytic spot and futures tumbled at 13% 13%c. Tin eased with spot at 56¢ and futures at 55.75c. Tron remained steady. Lead held at 8.20c spot. Zinc steady in East St. Louis with spot and futures around 6.95 to 7c. Antimony quoted at 16.2c spot.
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London Metals Prices Ledger June 26
London metals report notes Standard copper spot at 59 pounds 12 shillings 6d futures 60 pounds 12 shillings 6d electrolytic spot 63 pounds futures 63 pounds Tin spot 250 pounds 17 shillings 6d futures 252 pounds 17 shillings 6d zinc spot 34 pounds 5s 6d futures 33 pounds
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New York Money Rates Steady in Market Close
New York money markets show Cal money firm, high 5 low 4 percent, ruling rate 4 percent. Closing bid 5 percent, last loan 5, call loans against acceptances 4. Time loans firm mixed collateral 60 to 90 days 3 to 3 percent, 4 to 6 months 3 to 4 percent. Prime commercial paper 3 percent.
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Foreign exchanges ease in New York trading
New York June 26 foreign exchanges eased with quotes in cents. Great Britain demand at 4.85 and cables at 4.86. 60 day bills on banks 4.54 on demand 4.55 cables. Italy demand at 3.60 Belgium demand at 4.52 Germany demand at 23.80.
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Copper production in the United States 1924
Washington reports 1924 domestic ore production at 1 634 249 192 pounds fine, Alaska included, with smelter output. Total refined copper output 2 60 000 000 pounds, up 280 000 000 from 1923, value $214 087 000. world output 2 998 286 000 pounds. Average 1924 price 12.1 cents per pound.
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