Wheat Market Faces Weaker May Deliveries Amid Higher Prices
Wheat prices rose in Chicago trading as expectations of light May deliveries and preparations for replanting with corn and oats supported rallies. Officials forecast a winter wheat yield around 460 million bushels, with Chicago May deliveries possibly only 150 thousand bushels, while delays from wet weather and generous elevator procurement influenced the market.
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Market Wrap: Mixed Gains Steady as Oil and Utilities Move
New York stocks showed uneven gains with steel and sugar shares mixed while motors and utilities led slight advances. High volume traded as professional traders dominated. oil output rose, raw sugar hit a yearly low, and Hazeltine Radio dividend was skipped.
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Butter and Eggs Market Report from New York and Chicago
Butter receipts show weakness with 9 618 tubs and creamery grades at 42 43 cents. Eggs firm with 33 431 cases, fresh gathered extra firsts 30 31 cents and storage packed 31 cents, plus other grades. cheese receipts total 114 047 pounds. potatoes and eggs also noted with varied prices.
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Potatoes Market Report From ChicagoApril 30
Potatoes receipts total 21 cars new and 32 old. United States shipments 662. Trading and demand fair with market strong and prices up on good stock. Wisconsin sacked round whites 70 to 80 cents. Idaho sacked Russell 2.70 to 2.75 for new stock trading slow. Susee barrel Spalding Rose No1 5.50 to 5.65 No2 3.85.
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Sugar Prices Dip to New Season Low in New York
Refined sugar prices slipped to 6.60c to 5.76c per pound for fire granulated with the inside range at a season low. Demand remained light and futures were nominal. Closed steady with about 69,000 tons traded for May 2.61c and July September 2.86c.
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Market Puzzling to Speculators
Market activity showed mixed signals with financials led by American Water Works as traders eyed earnings and debt actions. Bethlehem Steel and United States Steel faced declines amid industry uncertainty while rail stocks advanced and New York Central led the gains.
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Market Summary From St Paul Fairgrounds April 30
Cattle receipts 1800 with fed steers and yearlings firm. Early bid for killing quality around $9.75, bulk $8.50 to $9.50, cows and heifers up to $8.50, canners $2.75 to $3.50. Calves $8.25 to $8.75. Hogs slow and down to $10.75 to $11. Sheep under pressure on fat wooled lambs, 63 pound clipper at $13.50. overall looks unevenly higher. stockers firm.
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Market Report Hogs Cattle and Sheep Across Multiple Cities
Associated Press datelines from Denver Omaha and Sioux City detail livestock receipts and price ranges. Hogs scarce and weaker with tops around 11 dollars. cattle mixed with steady to higher bids on some items. sheep receipts large with dull trading and slight declines on lambs. Major cities report varying weights and bid Activity levels for feeders calves and bulls.
Livestock market report from Chicago hides slow demand
Hogs receipts 25 000 slow with prices 10 to 15 cents lower. early top 11 55 for 160 225 pound hogs. Sows 10 to 20. packing hogs 10.10 to 10.35. Cattle receipts 9 000 with steers and yearlings higher. yearlings up to 11.40, heavies 11.25. vealers slow. Sheep receipts 15 000 dull. lamb bids 25 65 cents lower, 15.75 expected for good weights. fat sheep up about 25 cents.
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Los Angeles Livestock Prices April 30
Cattle receipts 200 with steady to strong bids. Grass steers 9,987 pounds at 8.75. grass cows 1,022 pounds at 7.25. bulk fat cattle 5.6 to 6.50. calves 3 to 14 with milk calves 14.00. Hogs receipts 200 active generally steady. butchers 200–214 pounds at 13.40. sows 12.25. bulk 165–190 pounds 14.10 top 14.10. Sheep none. Trade is good and choice spring lambs quoted 14.50.
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Portland Stock Market Summary April 30
Portland Oregon reports cattle and calves slow with receipts 590. Hogs show no early sales but bids sharply lower. overall market down to $10.50 with various weights ranging from $9.50 to $12.50. Slaughter hogs steady to lower. feeder pigs $9.50 to $10.50. Sheep and lambs about half on contract. spring lambs $13.50 to $15.50 with receipts 465, bidding about 25 cents lower.
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Spokane Market Report Cattle Hogs Sheep Steady Prices
Spokane April 30 cattle receipts 419 market steady hog receipts 292 with prices 12.25 to 12.50 for good to choice and 11.75 to 12 for heavies. fat pigs 10.25 to 11. feeders stockers and underweight pigs 10 to 10.50. Sheep receipts 13 market steady unchanged.
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Flax Prices Reported for Duluth Market
In Duluth on April 30 the flax market shows near term bids with April at 2.64 percent nominal for May and 2.64 for July while September asks 2.46 and July asks 2.68 indicating steady pricing and demand.
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New York Money Firm at Four Percent
New York money rates end the day firmer with call money at 4 percent across the board. The high and low trade at 4 percent, closing bid and offered at 4 percent.
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Loan Terms Seen in Market Notes
Market brief outlines loan conditions including call loans against acceptances at 3 percent with 60 to 90 day terms, time loans firmer with mixed collateral for four to six months, and prime commercial paper around 3 to 4 percent.
Metals Market Report from New York
Copper steady at 13 13 1/3 cents. tin soft at 65.12 cents. iron unchanged. lead steady around 7.75 to 7.85 cents. zinc steady at 6.90 to 6.95 cents in East St Louis. antimony at 12 cents.
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Market Summary: Silver Prices in New York and London
Bar silver in New York on April 30 at 67 and a half cents per ounce. Mexican dollars quoted at 61 and a half cents. In London on April 30 bar silver at 31 and a third pence per ounce money at 3 and a half percent.
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London and New York Commodity Prices and Rates
The report lists commodity spot and futures for copper tin lead and zinc with prices in pounds and shillings, plus foreign exchange quotes for New York in various currencies. It also covers Don Okle resigning from the prohibition enforcement department amid remarks on his undercover drinking totals. Senator Thomas J. Walsh visits Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin, due to his sister’s illness. his return marks his first visit in 44 years.
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