Markets Corn Dips as Wheat Follows on Belt Weather
Chicago May 15 demand for corn eased as prospects for rapid planting rose keeping buyers away. Wheat fell only slightly with corn's decline, oats easing in sympathy and hogs lifting provisions. Cash quotes listed for wheat corn oats rye barley and seeds with Minneapolis figures also shown.
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Dull New York stock market shows mixed price shifts
The May 15 session featured opposing speculative forces with gains in steel, equipment, and motor shares while merchandising and food issues fell. The Dow peers opened near year lows, لكن pivotal issues held firm though some rail stocks like Walters roads saw renewed interest after dividend news. Foreign exchange and money markets were unsettled with Paris and London rates fluctuating and call money at 3 percent.
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Potatoes Prices Mixed as Old Stock Ships 64 Cars
Chicago on May 15 reports old stock arrivals totaling 625 cars across the United States. Wisconsin sacked round whites priced at 1.15 to 1.30, bulk 1.35 to 1.45. Idaho sacked russets 1.90 to 2.15. New stock barely steady with Floridas spalding rose at 8 dollars, Texas Bliss Triumphs 4.75 to 4.90, Louisiana Triumphs 3.50 to 4.50 by quality.
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Sugar Prices Stabilize in New York Market
Refined sugar stayed at 7.15 to 7.50 cents per pound for granulated sugar with light activity in refined futures. Futures closed firm with about 54,000 tons traded. May at 4.4 cents, September at 4.20 cents, and December around 3.8 cents.
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Flour and bran price note from Associated Press
From Minneapolis on May 15 the Associated Press reports flour unchanged and bran at 17.50 for 20. The brief notice notes no further changes in grains and provides a snapshot of commodity pricing.
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New York Money Report Shows Mixed Call Money Rates
The Associated Press notes call money easier with high 2% and low 3%. ruling rate at 3%. closing bid and last loan at 3%. call loans acceptances at 34%. loans easier with mixed collateral. Prime paper at 4% to 4.5% for four months.
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New Lows Arrive In Several Lines On Rally Day
Stocks opened steady then improved as traders pushed prices higher in late session. Major moves included declines for Congonoleum, Associated, Dry Goods and National Enamel amid broader market strength and bets on steel demand, with Atlantic Coast Line disappointment offset by a $6 dividend outlook for Louisville & Nashville. Industry signals pointed to mixed near term, steel outlook cited as weak while some carriers showed accumulation. Also animal market reports from Omaha and St Paul note varied hog and cattle receipts with modest price gains in spots.
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Livestock Market Report Chicago May 15 U S Department
Chicago May 15 hog receipts 20000 up 10c with steady tone for big packers. Grades ranged from 140 to 350 pounds with top 7.60 and bulk 7.30 to 7.60 for 160 to 210 pounds. Sows 6.70 to 7.00, slaughter pigs 5.25 to 6.50. Sheep 10000 slow with some fat clipped lambs 14.75 to 15, yearlings 12.25, ewes 8.25 to 8.50. Cattle receipts 12000 generally steady demand. fed steers and yearlings active but uneven.
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Los Angeles Market Report May 15 Cattle and Hogs
Los Angeles market notes show cattle receipts of 200 with killing classes steady and top steers at 8.40, few odd lot cows 4.25 to 5.25, canners 2.75 to 3.75. Calves receipts 300 steady with top light dealers at 10. Hog receipts 200, late in arriving. sheep 200 direct to packers.
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Portland Market Report From May Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Portland AP report lists cattle and calves weaker by up to 1, calves medium to choice 190 lb down to 6.50 to 10, 190–269 lb 5.50 to 9.50, hogs weak with 1,050 receipts, 92 through. sheep and lambs mostly steady with spring lambs 50c lower, receipts 1,437. spring medium to choice 10 to 11.50, cull and common 7 to 10.
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Spokane Market Receipts Steady Across Commodities
Spokane may 15 cattle receipts total 10 with market steady hog receipts 361 unchanged deep receipts 58 steady across the board indicating stable trading conditions in the local market.
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Copper and metals prices report from May 15 New York
METAL MARKEY New York May 15 Copper quiet electrolytic spot 13c futures 13 13e Tin easy spot and near-by 44.50 futures 43.75 Iron steady prices unchanged Lead spot 7.25c Zinc quiet Fast St Louis spot near-by 5.85 5.90c Antimony spot 8.75c
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London Metals Prices and Lead Drops Reported
London metals list spot and futures prices for copper zinc and lead with figures in pounds shillings and pence. Lead spot noted at £219 128 6d with futures £28 10s while other metals show varied spot and futures values. New York report notes lead price drop and ongoing market movement as of May 15.
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Smelting and Refining Cuts Lead Price
Smelting and Refining Company today reduced lead prices from 7.50 cents to 7.25 cents per pound, affecting buyers across markets. The move follows last week’s fluctuations in metal costs and signals new pricing for contracted shipments.
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Foreign exchange figures from New York market report
The May 15 New York foreign exchange round shows easy quotations in cents with various currency demands and cables. Notable levels include Great Britain at 4.36 percent and France around 5.82 to 5.83, with several European and South American currencies listed and Montreal at 984.
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Wall paper hanger promises straight hangs with less waste
Bar silver in New York on May 15 stood at 65 1 2 cents per ounce for Mexican dollars at 49 1 2 cents. In London, May 15, bar silver traded at 339 16 pence per ounce. Money rate stood at 2 1 2 percent. An inventor says a newly designed roller hanger allows wallpaper to be hung perfectly straight with minimal waste after applying paste to the wall.
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