Upward swing in prices of wheat and grains
Wheat prices rise on strong demand and Liverpool gains. May contracts close about 1% higher with May at 1.05 and July at 1.07. Corn and oats advance. provisions rise. Minneapolis grain reports high cash bids and diverse grain prices. foreign exchange quotes also noted.
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Market flags gain as profit taking checked stocks
New York trading closed uneven after a profit taking wave. Industrials fell while shipping shares rose on optimistic demand and higher ocean rates. U S Steel eased from intraday highs. Allied Chemical gained briefly. railroad issues showed mixed results amid March earnings.
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Sugar Prices in New York Market Report
Refined sugar remained at 17.80 cents per pound with futures nominal. May contracts showed slight activity as refined futures closed easy. Trading volume about 60,900 tons with partial price notes around 4.28 and 4.46 cents in scattered entries.
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Market mood softens as traders eye steady trade level
Analysts note a shift from bearish to cautiously bullish sentiment as the easing rediscount rate and potential tax bill outcomes influence buying. Copper moves show strength despite supply shifts, while coal carloads fall and oil prospects stir optimism for Colorado Fuel and Iron.
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Market Prices and Receipts Across Livestock Categories
The report lists cattle receipts at 1 225 pounds with prices from 6 to 8 dollars and 950 calves and 50 cows, with cows around 7.50, heifers up to 7.55, and steers nearby. Sheep receipts total 3 400 with lambs up to 15.90 and most at 15.60 to 15.85, no aged stock offered.
Madison Cattle Hog and Sheep Receipts Report May 2
U S Department of Agriculture notes South St Paul receipts for cattle hogs and sheep. Cattle strong to $7 8.50 for bulk steer and yearlings. hogs 7.05 to 7.15 top. sows 6.25. calves 7.50 for best lights. Sheep steady with fat lambs up to 15 and ewes to 8.
Cattle and Hogs Mixed in Northwest Markets
In Los Angeles and Portland markets on May 2 cattle receipts were slow with uneven demand. Los Angeles saw steers to 8 dollars and cows to 5.50 while calves averaged 225 pounds at 5.50. hogs had holdovers and no early sales. sheep receipts were 700 with spring lambs steady at about 11.50. Portland reported slow cattle and calves with bulls 4.50 to 5.75, canners 3 to 4.75. hogs steady with no receipts. lambs steady with general demand for house, percher.
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Cattle Hogs And Sheep Receipts Steady at Spokane Market
Spokane AP reports May 2 cattle receipts 119 market steady unchanged hog receipts 188 market steady unchanged sheep receipts none market steady unchanged
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Livestock Prices In Chicago Mixed As Hog and Cattle Markets Move
Chicago May 2 Hogs receipts 22 000 fairly active 5¢ to 10¢ higher light weight best gains 250 350 lb mostly 7 40 to 7 55 top 7 55 160 225 lb 7 30 to 7 50 140 150 lb 6 90 to 7 20 packers subdued 6 70 to 6 85 sows 6 60 to 6 75 pigs 4 50 to 6 50 Heavy hogs 7 30 to 7 55. cattle 3 000 receipts active but sparse supply fed steers yearlings best fat cows and heifers strong 9 75 to 11 60 bulk 9 00 to 9 75 some 8 25 and below 750 lb choked beef heifers 10 25 four loads fat cows 5 50 to 6 50 finders and canners slow. Mon tana bred shorthorn steers late yesterday 9 90 100 head country account 1 100 lb stockers and feeders 6 75 to 8 50 several loads 9 and up. sheep 12 000 receipts fat lambs strong to 25c higher very scarce few early sales fat clipped lambs up to 15 25 outsiders good wool lambs 16 25 choice medium weight fat wooled ewes 8 25
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Boston Wool Market Shows Irregular Demand and Firm Foreign Sales
The Commercial Bulletin notes irregular eastern wool demand with barely steady prices and light improvement in manufacturing outlook. Exports remain moderate while foreign markets stay firm and Western contracting rises. Mohair remains firm, with South Africa opening the season at higher rates. Wool quotations cover domestic fleeces to scoured goods across several states and regions. Potatoes market begins with Chicago reports of trade activity starting May 2.
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Market slow receipts with varied car shipments
The report notes a slow market with receipts totaling 34 cars in one segment and 559 cars in total US shipments. Wisconsin sacked round whites priced between $1.10 and $1.35 for bulk, while Minnesota and North Dakota sacked Red River Ohios ranged from 85 cents to 1 dollar 40 cents.
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London metals market quotes for copper tin lead zinc
London metals report shows spot and futures prices on May 2 with standard copper at £63 10s spot and £64 0s 6d futures Electrolytic tin £239 28 6d spot £238 1d futures lead £130 6d spot £29 futures zinc £30 10s 8d spot £30 12s 6d futures.
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