Wheat prices slide on rains amid mixed grain futures
Swollen rains in the Southwest and West weighed on Chicago wheat by May 27, with July and September futures down about a dollar, corn and oats mixed, and lard hitting a season-high liquidation level. Winnipeg weakness and tepid U.S. exports added pressure as domestic receipts lagged year over year. In Minneapolis, cash wheat and futures showed firmness for some grades while oats and rye moved differently. Butter and eggs markets in New York and Chicago mirrored mixed, with butter steady to higher and eggs unchanged.
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St Paul issues drive heavy selling on New York market
Heavy selling of St Paul railroad shares follows unfavorable April earnings with other issues dragging the market into a reactionary session. St Paul common and preferred set new 1924 laws at 11% and 21% respectively as traders weigh a mixed macro outlook and higher money rates.
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Potato Market Report from Chicago on May 27
Potatoes firm on old stock and weak on new receipts. 56 cars, 347 shipments nationwide. Wisconsin sacked round whites priced at 1.40 to 1.50 bulk 1.50 to 1.65. New Bliss Triumphs from Alabama and Louisiana quoted No 1 at 2.50 to 2.75 and No 2 at 1.25 to 1.35.
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Flour and Bran Prices Rise in Minneapolis Market
Minneapolis reports May prices for flour unchanged to 10c higher for family patents at 6.50 to 6.90 per barrel. Bran quoted at 17 to 18.
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Sugar prices hold steady as refined futures listed
New York May 27 refined sugar stayed easy and unchanged at 6.80 to 6.85 cents for fine granulated. Futures were nominal with about 94,200 tons in sales. July 3.45 cents, September 3.59 cents, December 3.38 cents, March 3.18 cents.
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New York Money Report May 27
Call money easier and higher at 4 percent with lows at 3 percent. Ruling rate remains 4 percent as last loan and acceptances sit at 3 percent. Call loans and e loans show 3 percent to 90 days and four to six months around 4 4 percent with prime commercial paper at 4 4 percent.
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London Metals Market Report May Update
London metals prices shown for Standard copper and Dicetrolyde with spot and futures quotes. Tim-Spot and related items list varying futures values and spot figures, reflecting trading levels and age adjustments.
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London
Quiet Stock Day Amid Treasury Bill Openings
A generally quiet stock market with a strong underlying tone as treasury department signals a more favorable view of the revenue bill. Rails showed little reaction to April earnings gaps, while high grade investments rose on ample surplus funds. United States Steel may maintain its dividend with a probable 50 cent extra, and St Paul issues faced renewed pressure in late trading.
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Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices in South St Paul Market Report
U S Department figures show cattle receipts 2300 with weak undertone on May 27 at South St Paul. Hogs 14500 head. prices steady to 10-15c lower. bids to $6.85 for select hogs and $6.10 for bulk sows. Sheep receipts 600 with lambs around $15 and ewes down at $3.50 to $7.00, reflecting market softness.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
South St, Paul
Market Report Denver Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Denver cattle hogs and sheep receipts listed with prices. Hogs mostly 15c lower than Monday’s average with top at 7.19 and light animals at 6.00 to 7.10. cattle receipts 570 with steer and heifer prices from about 7.50 to 10.25 and cows 5.75 to 6.50. vealers quoted up to 11.50. Sheep receipts 2,000 with most moving to nearby feed lots and limited wool lambs available.
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Denver
Los Angeles Livestock Prices May 27 Cattle Hogs and Calves
Cattle receipts 300 with steers and stock cows steady. Northern California steers about 1,160 pounds at 8.60. Cows 4.50 to 5.25, some dairy up to 6. Calves 200 receipts weak with mid calf range 6.10 to 7.60. Hogs 1,800 receipts 8.60 to 8.75 steady for butcher pigs. Sheep none, nominally steady.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Los Angeles
California
Market Report Portland May 27 Cattle Hogs Lambs
Portland market notes show cattle and calves nominally steady with no receipts. Hogs are steady with no receipts. light weights 160 to 200 pounds bring 7.50 to 8.00. Lambs steady with receipts at 1,500 head reported.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Spokane Market Reports Show Steady Prices Across Livestock
Cattle receipts 131 head, hogs 223, sheep 2100 in Spokane market, all categories listed as steady with no change in prices. AP reporting from Spokane on May 27.
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Hogs and Cattle Receipts and Prices Report
Omaha market summary shows hog receipts 12 500 slow with prices 6 60 to 7 00 for various weights and sow values 6 25 to 6 50. cattle receipts 2 500 with slow sales, top steers about 10 50, other grades 7 75 to 9 50, under tone weak, few loads 10 to 10 35.
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Foreign exchange rates in cents for major currencies
New York on May 27 reports irregular quotations for foreign currencies. Great Britain demand 4.33 percent with cables 4.34. France 5.35 and 5.36. Italy 4.40. Belgium 4.61 and 4.62. Germany 23 percent. Holland 37.40. Norway 13.82. Sweden 26.53. Denmark 16.82. Switzerland 17.65. Spain 13.63. Greece and Poland 0.000012. Czecho Slovakia 2.94. Yugoslavia 1.23. Austria 0.0014. Romania 0.46. Argentina 32.87. Brazil 11.10. Tokio 40. Montreal 98.
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Commodity price report from New York metals market
Copper steady across electrolytic spot and futures at about 12 1 2 cents. Tin firm with spot $41 50 and futures $41 25. Iron prices unchanged. Lead steady at 6 87 cents. Zinc firm in East St Louis at 5 75 5 80 cents with futures 5 80 5 90. Antimony spot 8 50 cents.
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Silver Prices Across Markets May 27
Bar silver quoted at 66 2-3 cents in New York Mexican dollars at 50 4. London reports bar silver at 34 5-16 pence per ounce. Money market at 2 1/2 percent.
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Tippling MPs Move to Ration House in Leicester
At the National Commercial Temperance union conference in Leicester delegates denounced MPs for habitual drinking and described the House of Commons as open to liquor at any hour. Magistrate Clark of York cited a member who had become a drunkard since election. The conference referred the resolution on restricting hours of sale to parliament members.
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Paderewski Honored in Brussels Arrival
Ignace Paderewski and Madame Paderewski received unusual honors in Brussels on arrival. Prince Leopold greeted them at the station and the king and queen hosted a state dinner in their honor.
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Mediterranean Cruise Details From Frank C Clark Listing
A historical notice outlines a 5th Around the World Cruise with routes including India Cairo Jerusalem and the Mediterranean. It notes a Neuse 20,900 ton vessel of 62 days with chartered segments, hotels and fees, listing Frank C. Clark of 400 Times Building New York as contact.
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