Acreage estimates boost wheat market in May report
The Associated Press notes eight million acre decrease in northern hemisphere wheat area boosts prices. Kansas frost risk and MacNary Haugen bill chatter buoy markets. corn export demand and delayed planting provide support as prices firm across May contracts and Minneapolis cash grains show varied gains.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Kansas
Senate
Northwest
Minneapolis
The
Market Drifts Lower as Trading Slows at New York Stock Exchange
Speculative interest waned in thin dealings with total sales near 471,600 shares the smallest full day since year start. Investors cited pending tax legislation and overall uncertainty, while steel issues held firmer despite downturns in April unfilled orders and a minor rise in United States Steel.
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Associated Press
New York
Bethlehem
United States
Steel Corporation
United States Steel Common
Ohio Oil Company
Standard Oil
Over Production Gossip Highlights Oil Stock Concerns
The piece notes widespread talk of over production across industries with oil seeing crude and gasoline stockpiles rise. It cites production around two million barrels daily, regional drops in California and central Texas, and trading pressure from lower gasoline prices. Also covered are reserve ratios, rediscount rates, and mining updates at Basin Montana with ore grades and milling plans.
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Lauzier, Wolcott & Co
California
Texas
South Dakota
United States
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Jib Consolidated
Basin
Mont
Butter And Eggs Market Report From New York And Chicago
Butter firm receipts and price ranges across New York and Chicago markets. New York show creamery butter at 39 39 100s, extras and firsts around 37 38 cents, with total receipts about 15 080 for butter and 33 777 cases of eggs. Pacific coast whites noted at 34 cents. Chicago notes unchanged butter while eggs rise with firsts at 23 cents and storage pack at 24 25 cents, with total egg receipts 25 375 cases.
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Associated Press
New York
Pacific Coast
Chicago
Potato Market Figures From Chicago Auction Report
Potatoes steady on old stock and firm on new receipts across 608 shipments. Wisconsin sacked round whites range from 1.10 to 1.30, Michigan round whites 1.15 to 1.25, Minnesota and North Dakota 0.85 to 1.25, Idaho sacked russets 2.35 to 2.50. New stock Florida barreled Fpalding Rose No 1 8.25 to 8.50, Texas sacked Bliss Triumphs No 1 5.15 to 5.50.
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Avcociated Press
Chicago
United States
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
North Dakota
Idaho
Florida
Texas
Bliss Triumphs
Sugar prices hold steady as futures nominal
In New York refined sugar remained at 1.49 7.56c for fine granulated. Futures were steady with about 23,000 tons traded. May 4.22c, July 4.31c, September 4.86c, December 4.03c.
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Jated Press
New York
Call money steady in New York market
The New York money market reports call money steady around 3 percent with bids near 3 percent and last trades at about 3 percent. Time loans show rates from 4 percent for short terms and 4 percent for commercial paper, with typical maturities of four to six months.
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NW York
Assomo 91
New York
Sat Centieen
Ime
Livestock Market Report from Chicago May 9
U S Department of Agriculture notes hogs receipts 25090 with mixed gains and declines across weights. Cattle receipts 4000 show steady to strong demand for killing classes. top steer prices near 11.65 with Nebraskas above 12 and fats steady. Sheep receipts 14000 reflect fat lambs 15 to 25 cents lower and ewes at about 8.50.
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Chicago
Associated Press
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Texas
Hog Receipts Near Record Highs in Omaha Trade
Omaha on May 3 reports hog receipts around 14 000 head with prices roughly five to six cents higher as buyers stay active and demand remains strong.
Livestock Markets Reported Across Denver and St Paul
Denver market notes show cattle receipts 450 with steady prices and live hogs at 6.50 to 7.10 for packing sows and 7.15 to 7.25 for butchers. Sheep receipts 56,000 with fat lambs around 16.50 to 16.65 and scarce sheep overall. St Paul records cattle receipts 1,600 steady with best loads near 9.50 and hogs 9,000 with prices 7.15 to 7.25. sows 6.25 to 6.50 and sheep 15 to 15.25.
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Denver
Associated Press
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Idaho
Montana
ST. Paul
The
CA. S
Bologna
Cattle and Hogs Steady in Portland Market
Portland market notes from the U S Department of Agriculture report no receipts for cattle and calves and sheep. Medium to choice cattle 190 to 260 pounds bring 5.50 to 9.50 with hogs steady at current levels. no receipts reported for sheep and lambs.
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Portland
The
Associated Press
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Cattle and Hogs Markets Steady in Spokane Trade
Spokane May 9 cattle receipts 74 and hog receipts 91 with markets steady. Hogs show prime mixed around 7.75 to 7.90 while cattle and sheep receipts are light and steady.
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Spokane
The
Associated Press
Foreign exchange rates seen in New York May 9
Foreign exchange quotations in New York show irregular cent values for major currencies. Great Britain demand and cables at 4.36, 60 day bills 4.34. France 5.92 and 5.93. Italy 4.46. Belgium 4.91. Holland 37 percent. Norway 13.93. Sweden 26.45. Denmark 17.02. Switzerland 17.78. Spain 13.80. Greece 2.13. Poland near zero. Czecho Slovakia -2.93. Yugoslavia -1.24. Austria -0.0014. Romania -0.51. Argentina 32.36. Brazil 11.30. Tokyo 40. Montreal 989-32.
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Allis-Chalmers
Allied Chemica American Car and Foundry
American Internations Corporation
Atlantic Gulf
Austin Nicholls
Baldwin
Thiehem Steel
Altimore & A Cas
Iago
Butte & Wre
Fan Pacific
Ratiread
Cerro de
Icago
Rock Island
Colorado
Chandler Motors
General Electric
General Motors
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Great Northern
Neral
Gu's
Kansas City South
Kelly-Sprin
Kennecott
Louisville & Rpe
Lee Tire
Missouri, Kansas
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New York Central
Norfolk
Pennsylvania Railway
Republic Iron and Steel
Reya
Ray Consolidated Copper
Renee
Feer Ao
Exas Pacific
Tennessee Exas Company
Union Pacific
Gulf Sal
United States
Sree
Hite Peewee Aa Reseeennenen
Westinghouse Electric
Willys-Overland
Pete Pullman
Stewart-Warner
New York
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Berty
Liberty
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United States Government
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Slovak Republic
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Kingdom of Fon Ber
Chile
Sf Ereneer
É ' Atchison, T Ka & Banta Fe
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Canadian Pacific
Chicago, Burlington & Quincey
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Wane
Tire
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Northern Pacific
Northwestern Bells
Binelair
Kse Ee Ses
Southern Pacific Ev
Utah Power and
Aee
Sonesheesia
Westieapeyss Ieee
Superior
Boston
Superior Copper
South Lake
Swift
United Shoe Mchy
Utah Apex
Utah Metals
Victoria
Winona
Amoskeag
Elder Co
Ventura Con
Lauzier, Wo & Co
Aor Belcher
Caledonia
Calumet & Jerome
Cresson
Davis-Daly Green Monster
Hayden
Hecla
Howe Sound
Iron Blossom
Jerome Verde
Kerr Lake of TS
Mason Valley
Delores
Nipissing
Ohio Copper
Ray-Hercules
United Eastern
Mesabi
Sutherland
Salt Creek
The
Associated Press
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Czecho
Slovakia
Jugo Slavia
Austria
Rumania
Argentina
Brazil
Boston Wool Market Shows Erratic Tone and Buyer Favor
The Commercial Bulletin reports wool markets remaining erratic with buyer advantage. West operations center on the Jericho clip bid at 40 percent, with a short-term option at 43 cents. London prices steady with soft spots, Bradford makers unlikely to drop prices, and Brisbane sales firm. Mohair remains firm as western sales clear at recent rates.
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Boston
Associated Press
West
Jericho
London
Yorkshire
Bradford
Brisbane
Metal market report from New York trades May 9
Copper quiet with electrolytic at 13 13 with futures 13 13 percent. Tin firmer spot and near by 47 cents futures 46. Lead steady 7.25 to 7.50 cents. Zinc steady at Hist St Louis 5.75 to 5.80 cents. Antimony spot 8.59 cents.
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New York
St. Louis
Silver Prices Steady in New York and London Markets
Bar silver in PAR SILVER NEW YORK on May 9 quoted at 654c per ounce Mexican dollars at 49 and a half percent ec. In London on May 9 the bar price stood at 33 11-16 pence per ounce with money at 1 percent.
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New York
London
Flour and Bran Prices and Coolidge Admission
May 9 report from Minneapolis shows flour unchanged and bran at 18.50. In Washington Coolidge states he was not consulted on world court provisions debated in the Senate yesterday, while Senator Lodge of Massachusetts comments on the matter.
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The
Associated Press
Minneapolis
Coolidge
Washington
Senate
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Charles H.brent
Protestant Episcopal Diocese
Western
New York
America
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Butte-Jar
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Butte-Weat Side
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Pell
Pete See
Frantz Corp
Gagnon
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Hager-Stevenson
Homestake Oil
Jardine Mining
Nelhart
Stellar Oil Northwest Pete
Stevenson Roy
Utah Mammoth
E. T. Williams
Wye
Lauzier, Wolesti & Co
Adventure
Arizona
Bingham Nes
Galament
Calumet & Hecla
Perees Hill
aly-West
Island Creek
Indiana
Lake Copper
New Cornelia
North Butte
Old Dominion
Auiney Cretesaranes
Hannon Eee Tees
St. Marys
Lauzier
Vetcett & Co
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Majestic
Ohio
Oneco
United Verde
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Tron. CO
Moston
Crystal
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Mohican Krupeion
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Cascade Silver
Barnes King Dev
Richmond Mining
Bowes Royalty Co
Sell Butte-Ramsdell Mining
Tuolumne Copper
Montana Sweetgrass Oil
Musselshell Valley
Hogan Oil
Sunburst Oi & Gas
Butte
Biting
Missoula
Vga
N. Urth
Salt Lake
Charles J. Kelly
James E. Woodard
James T. Finlen
R. W. Place
J. L. Teal
J. Burke
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Andrew J. Davis
J. E. Stephenson
George A. Hill
Andrew J. Davis Jr
W. J. Forsythe
W. A. Clark
J. Ross Clark
W. A. Clark & Bro. Bankers
Alex J. Johnston
J. K. Heslet
E. J. Barker
Tn General Banking
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