Wheat prices rise on Winnipeg strength and world outlook
Wheat moved higher in Chicago on active export demand from Winnipeg and tight world crop estimates. Prices for July and September futures advanced while corn and oats showed mixed moves amid cool weather and logistics news. Minneapolis cash grain prices followed with firmer bids for No. 1 northern wheat and other grains.
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Market slide follows soldier bonus veto at New York Stock Exchange
The Associated Press reports a sharp market downturn after the soldier bonus measure passed despite the president's veto. Prices fell one to six points at the open, recovered briefly, then closed with net losses of one to four and a quarter points. Volume was light, with 832,500 shares traded and many stocks hitting new yearly lows.
Butter and Egg Markets Report May Prices and Receipts
In New York on May 20 butter receipts reached 17,865 cases with creamery prices higher for extras about 39 cents and 37 to 38 cents for other grades. Chicago by May 26 showed further butter gains with creamery extras at 37 percent to 37 1/2 cents and receipts at 43,609 cases. Cheese and whole milk quotes varied, with notes on state and ordinary firsts and storage pack extras.
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Refined sugar futures slip in New York trade
In New York on May 20 refined sugar markets remained light as futures eased. Prices for May at 3.79 cents, July 3.90 cents, September 3.91 cents, December 3.66 cents, with around 6,000 tons offered.
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Potato Market Steady Else Idaho Russets Weaker
The Associated Press reports a steady potato market with Idaho russets weaker. US receipts total 39 percent of shipments, Wisconsin round whites priced around 1.35 per bag and bulk. Idaho russets offered around 1.90, new Bliss Triumphs quoted 2.71 to 8.25 in Alabama and island markets.
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Metal Market report from New York May 120 summary
Copper prices shown as spot and nearby at 49.26 and futures 40.12. Iron remains steady with spot at 7.12 to 7.25 cents. East St. Louis market lists spot around 80 cents.
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Stock Market Slump Follows Bonus Measure Debut
Industrial shares led a broad downturn with declines of two to six points on many leaders like Steel American Can Baldwin and Dupont. European currencies fell as France and Italy faced treasury strains, while New Orleans Texas & Mexico surged on a 16½ percent dividend and a Missouri Pacific purchase deal. Nickel Plate and Chesapeake & Ohio showed strength amid late morning heaviness, with merger talks hinting at a Nickel Plate absorption. Market activity remained dull as Congress adjourns, with a potential revival next month.
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Livestock prices at Chicago market report May hog cattle and sheep
U S Department of Agriculture Chicago notes May 20 hogs receipts 23 000 slow with light weights down 10c to 25c. best 250 to 326 lb hogs 7 60 to 7 75 per cwt top 7 75. 169 to 219 lb hogs 7 55 to 7 65. Cattle receipts 900 uneven but steady to strong on killing quality. Early top matured steers 11 25, few loads 10 75 to 10 90. Veal calves up 50c. Sheep receipts 7 000 fairly active with fat clipped lambs 14 75 to 15 25.
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Market Report From Omaha and St Paul Livestock Prices
Hogs receipts 14 000 best quality butchers steady to slow. cattle receipts 8 900 and steady with top steers around 11.25. sheep receipts 8 000 with killing classes steady to strong. St Paul totals: cattle receipts 2 000 steady. calves 2 700 strong. hogs 10 500 fairly active. sheep 400 slow, steady. Prices reflect USDA summaries from Omaha and St Paul markets on May 20.
Denver Livestock Market Roundup May 20 Hogs Cattle Sheep
Denver reports 3900 hogs with early top at 7.30 and six carloads to California. Cattle receipts 1100 with stockers through billed, vealers up to 11.75, stock cows 7.45, mixed yearlings 7.65, heifers 7.0 to 8.10. Sheep 2600 with fat lambs steady to strong, 81 pound loads 16.85 and fat sheep 6.25.
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Livestock Market Report Los Angeles May 20
Los Angeles cattle receipts total 200 with steady prices. Good steers around 1,226 pounds average 8.40 per hundredweight. Cows common to medium 4.25 to 5.50. Calves 50, stock stockers to local dealers 8.50 to 9.50. Hogs receipts 300 with medium butchers 8 to 8.25. Sheep receipts none.
Cattle and hog market report from Portland
PORTLAND May 20 cattle and calves weak to 25c lower with no receipts. Steers 1,100 pounds down, good 8.75 to 9.25, medium 6.50 to 8. Cows 6.25 to 7, common 4.25 to 7. Heifers 7 to 7.75. common and medium 5 to 7. Hogs nominally steady with receipts 75. Sheep and lambs nominally steady, no receipts.
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Spokane Market Report Cattle Hog And Sheep Prices
Spokane market notes May 20 with cattle receipts 119 steady. Prime steers 7.75 to 8, good to choice 7.20 to 7.75, medium to good 6.25 to 7.25, fair to medium 5.25 to 6.25, common to fair 4.25 to 5.25. Cows and heifers 6 to 6.50, medium to good 4.25 to 6, canners 2.75 to 4.50, bulls 4 to 4.50, light veal calves 8.50 to 9, stockers and feeders 4.50 to 7. Hog receipts 225 steady, prime mixed 7.75, medium mixed 7.50 to 7.75, heavies 4.75 to 6.25, fat pigs 6.75, sheep receipts 9 steady.
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New York Money Rates Steady Across Call Loans
New York May 20 Call money steady high 3 per cent low 3 ruling rate 3 closing bid 3 offered at 3 last loan 3 call loans against acceptances 2 time loans steady mixed collateral 60 90 days 4 four six months 4 4 per cent prime commercial paper 4 4%
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Foreign Exchange and Metals Markets Report May 20
Foreign exchange quotes in New York show wide rates with Great Britain at 4.56 dollars demand and 4.36 cables, plus various European currencies. London metals desk notes copper at spot 761 175 6d and tin and lead futures, with bar silver cited in London and New York markets. Minneapolis report lists flour unchanged and bran at 17.50 to 18 dollars.
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