Sharp downturn in wheat prices shocks markets
Chicago and Minneapolis report a sustained fall in breadstuff values as winter wheat receipts and favorable spring conditions push prices lower. Wheat drops to around 1.42 to 1.45 dollars per bushel with corn and oats easing as export activity remains modest. Visible supply sits near 29 million bushels old crop and 75 million carry, while NW weather raises damage fears for black rust and prompts selling to secure profits.
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Ocean Passage
Flour and Bran Prices in Minneapolis Mail
Minneapolis June 29 flour in carload lots remained unchanged with family counts quoted at 8.50 to 6.55 while bran ranges from 25 to 26 dollars per carload according to market notes.
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Inneapolis
Duluth Flax Prices for June to October
Close, fax, July at $2.44, September $2.39, October $2.37. The report lists futures prices for Duluth flax on June 29 with up to four contract months shown.
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Butter and eggs price notes and bank advance
New York reports mixed butter prices with steady receipts and varied grades across markets. Chicago notes butter receipts and price levels while a Royal Bank consolidation pushes ahead with a $720 million advance.
Stock Market Slips Amid Call Money Rally and Earthquake Anxiety
Selling driven by 6 percent call money rates and California quake fears pushed New York stocks down after an early irregular session. Major losses appeared in American Can and Dupont among others, while rails and other sectors showed selective strength. Near-term liquidity fears eased late as Chicago & Northwestern rallied, with call money at 6 percent and sterling steady around 4.85 dollars.
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California
Dupont
General Baking
Havana Electric
Manila Electric
Mathieson Alkali
Maxwell Motors
May Department Stores
Pacific Gas and Electric
Union Tank Car
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NEW York Stock Exchange
Market Shifts on California News and Higher Money Rate
Market opened firm on outside buying but sagged after noon as selling followed California news and a rise in call money to 6 percent. Analysts cite July shipments and dividends as pressure, with grain futures showing broad weakness. Corn and oats fell with weak support, while rye demand stayed steady and export activity remained moderate.
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Northwest Country
Livestock market report from St Paul June 29 1929
South St Paul Minnesota cattle receipts total 7509 with steers yearlings and feeders steady while stockers and feeders weaken to 25 cents. Calves 4000 receipts steady to good quality and lights around 9.25. Hogs 20000 receipts steady to 20 cents lower with bulk at 12.50 and 12.56 average cost. Sheep 300 receipts lambs 25 cents lower and bulk fat native lambs at 15.50 with ewes 6.50 to 7.00.
Hog Receipts Moderate As Packers Buy Carefully
Chicago on June 29 reports hog receipts around 46 000 with active bidding by shippers and small packers. Prices show general steady to 10 cents lower than Saturday's average. 150 to 175 pound hogs average about 13.50 to 13.60 with top at 13.76, sow sales slow but selected weights bring 11.50 to 12, slaughter pigs run about 25 cents higher with bulk at 13.00 plus.
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New York
Demain Ostee
Cy Ditto
Hennery
Chicago
Market Summary for Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Receipts 22,000 fed steer trade uneven with better grades heavier and prime yearlings steady to strong. Hog prices range 11.65 to 15.65 with slow bidding on lower grades. Sheep receipts 17,000 with fat lambs 16.50 to 16.25 and ewes 6.25 to 7.50. fat lambs cheaper by about 25 cents.
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Omaha Hog and Cattle Market Report June 29
Associated Press notes 11,000 hogs received with declines seen. Prices: 200-300 lb butchers to 13.35 top, bulk 12.90 to 13.30. Sows 11.50 to 11.75, mixed packages 11.65 to 13.30. Cattle receipts 6,500 with steady to weak demand. steers and yearlings 10 to 12. Loaded weights 1,251 lb at 12.10. Heifers 8.25 to 10.25, bulls 4.50 to 4.85. Sheep 8,000 receipts. fat lambs 25 to 50 cents lower, range lambs around 16 to 15.50, feeding lambs 12.75 to 13.75, yearling ewes 11.00.
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Omaha
Spokane cattle and hog prices show steady trade
Spokane June 29 cattle receipts 132 with prime steers at 8 to 8.50, cows and heifers 6 to 7.50, canners 2.75 to 3.75. hog receipts 904 steady with good to choice 13.50 to 13.60, heavies 11.50 to 12.60. sheep receipts none, prime lambs 10.75 to 11.50, prime yearlings 8 to 9, best mutton ewes 3.75 to 6.00.
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Portland Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices on June 29
Cattle receipts 3360 slow with varied values across grades. Hogs receipts 2955 with highers for heavy weights and packers. Sheep receipts 1680 steady to firmer with lambs and yearlings priced from 6 to 12 dollars. Prices list by grade and weight across steers cows and bulls, hogs and lambs.
Denver Livestock Receipts Report June 29
Denver reports hogs receipts 800 steady to 10c higher with top at 13.25 for three medium loads, sows steady at 11, fat pigs 11.50 to 11.75. Cattle receipts 2000, calves 800, southern cattle and calves included, 1125 lb fed steers 11.50 to 11.60, best grass cows 6.75 to 7, mixed yearling steers and heifers 10.25, 820 lb fed heifers 9, vealers up to 10.50 to 11. Few at 11. Sheep receipts 6800 slow, early sales 25c lower, western lambs, 80 lb Idahos 16.50 straight.
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Potato Market Receipts Report From Chicago
Chicago June 23 reports show potato receipts new 83 6d four cars and United States shipments for new Saturday as market activity details emerge with pricing and volume notes.
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United States
Day 527 Stock Fair Reflects Steady Market Readings
Sunday trading notes show old stock demand limited while new stock trading remains steady. Three cars and new stock figures referenced with Wisconsin round whites priced at 1.20 to 1.50 dollars.
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Sugar Prices Steady as Demand Moderates in New York
New York sugar markets hold refined sugar at 5.50 to 5.60 per 100 pounds with moderate demand. Futures close steady with July 2.56c September 2.71c December 2.83c and January 2.83c. In money markets call money ranges strong to high at 6 percent with rates around 4 to 6 percent for loans and commercial paper at 3 to 4 percent.
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New York
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Commodity metal prices in London market report
London metal market prices list standard copper spot at £60 futures £61. Electrolytic copper spot £63 15s futures £64. Lead spot £33 10s futures £32 5s. Zinc spot £34 6s futures £33 12s 6d. See total futures £253 6s and £25 5s 6d.
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Metal Market Review and Commodity Prices
Bar silver in New York at 70.5 cents, Mexican dollars 64.0 cents. London silver at 32.5 pence per ounce. Copper steady, tin firm at 57.25 cents spot, futures 56.25. Iron prices steady with No.1 north at 20.20 to 20.50, No.2 north 19.50 to 20, No.2 south 18 to 19. Lead 8.10 cents. Zinc firm at 7.05 to 7.05. Antimony 16.25 cents.
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Butcher Segundo Tellechea Wins $20,000 Lottery
In Havana a Campo Florida butcher once scolded for high prices cut them to attract customers after winning a $20,000 government lottery prize. Neighbors praised the move as a smart business turn and a sign of luck.
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Italy counts its theaters in small towns
Rome reports that only 16 of every 100 Italian townships have theaters. Across the country, 1,362 townships own play houses, highlighting uneven cultural access.
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Rome
Modern Diet Cited as Cancer Cause by Officials
Officials warn that modern diet may cause cancer citing canned meat sterilized milk margarine egg substitutes bottled dried or canned fruits and white bread as potential risks and urge dietary awareness.
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