Wheat markets suffer bear raid in early March trading
Wheat dropped sharply as Liverpool quotations and a British estimate of U S demand signal a heavy four month consumption drop. May and July futures fell to about 1.92 and 1.68, with corn and oats down, while provisions fluctuated. Cash wheat No 2 hard and various No 3 and yellow grades are listed. Minneapolis grain reports show mixed cash values and May bids. Sugar prices remained steady amid light refined demand and new contracts at 5.20 to 6.10 cents.
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Stock Market Slumps After Late Selling Rally
New York stocks fell sharply as heavy sell orders hit in the last hour following President Coolidge's message. Many active shares declined two to ten points, stop-lows orders triggered, and several large houses circulated market at once. Some issues steadied later with gains for a handful, while high-profile names like American Can and United States Cast Iron Pipe moved significantly.
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Market notes show price shifts and power talk in a mixed report
A passage blends market action with notes on Montana Power and power reliability. It cites May wheat futures around 1.98, volatility from stop losses, and foreign exchange levels in New York with copper tin and bar silver pricing. The piece also mentions dry Western weather and potato market conditions, naming locations and commodities.
Hogs and cattle prices rally across Midwest markets
Chicago and Omaha report higher hog values with top pork around 13.25 to 13.50 for 190 to 340 pounds. Cattle trade shows spotty demand but steady to slightly higher, with high weight steers near 11.40 and late‑week gains. Sheep and lambs steady to strong, feeding lambs active. regional totals list 11,000 lambs and strong fat lamb demand.
Cattle and hog market summaries from Los Angeles and South St. Paul
cattle receipts around 400 in Los Angeles with fat cows selling up to 6.15 and bulk stock sellers at 55.50, hogs 1,000 head mainly lower to mid teens, best around 14.25 with packing sows near 11.90, sheep unsettled with lambs around 15 to 16.75. similar mixed cattle and sheep figures reported for South St. Paul with steers and yearlings seen 148.50 bulk, cows 2.75 to 6.75, stockers steady, lambs 15 to 16.75 keeping pressure on prices, Spokane notes show steady cattle market.
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Montana Southern Now Incorporated Files Changes
Articles of incorporation for the Montana Southern Railway company were filed yesterday in Silver Bow county. The capital stock is valued with Perry B. Goodwin Carmichael and Bart Shea named, noting a change to make stock non-assessable, replacing prior filing by the Boston & Montana Mining company. London GLasgow hints at a business boom.
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