Wheat market gains as demand tightens amid reports
The grain market rose with May delivery wheat advancing to about $1.89 as demand strengthens. Government figures showing larger than expected shortages boosted activity while mills and elevators caused a price surge. Corn and oats followed wheat, with mixed gains and higher provisions, as export demand also rose in a volatile trading day.
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Wall Street Ends Mixed Amid Weakness Despite Wheat Rally
New York stocks fell as heavy selling spread across diverse industrials amid money worries and tepid spring business. United States Steel closed near its daily low while American Can and Baldwin slipped. St Paul lines faced debt concerns and several rail and utility shares eased. Foreign exchange held firm with sterling near 4.76 and francs inching higher as money market rates moved little.
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Mixed market signals from industrials and steel gains
Article notes intermittent selling in industrial stocks and mixed tone in copper shares. United States Steel reports a February unfilled tonnage rise of 247 000 tons boosting confidence in financial circles. Miami Copper Mack falls to four year low as ore reserves shrink, highlighting stock risk. St Paul issues slump amid broader rail weakness. January 1926 shipments exceed 1924 levels, with early February activity ahead of January.
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Quotation Highlights in Cents and Bank Rates
New York March 10 reporting demand at 34.76 percent and day bills on banks at 5.14 percent. Cables indicate ongoing shifts in financial centers as markets digest rates and liquidity.
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London and New York Metals Prices March 10 News Brief
London and New York metal markets report steady spot and futures levels. Tin, antimony, lead, zinc and silver quotes shown with spot and futures prices in pounds and pence per ounce or per ton, reflecting small changes and market activity.
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Livestock market roundup across St Paul and Omaha
Livestock prices mixed as hogs move around 13 dollars per hundredweight with early tops near 13.75. cattle receipts about 9 to 10 thousand with yearlings steady. veal and stockers show modest gains. sheep receipts around 15 thousand with lambs weak. OMAHA and ST PAUL reports note moderate activity, improved killing quality, and steady to firm bulk prices for cows, bulls, and stockers.
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Cattle and Hog Prices Across Multiple Markets Reported
Spokane cattle prices show steady to good demand with prime steers around 7.26 and cows 5.28 to 6.50 while hogs bring 13.20 to 13.50 and sows 11 to 12.50. Sioux City notes 3,200 cattle with steady demand. Portland reports steady prices with no receipts. Seattle lists minimal hogs with steady values.
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