Wheat market hits new high as crop damage boosts buying
Chicago reports new season highs for September and December wheat as crop damage from Indiana Ohio and Kansas and dry weather lift speculation. May futures edge plus or minus small amounts with rain hopes and end of month selling in play. Corn oats and provisions also move with grain trends and cash quotes listed.
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Indiana
Ohio
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Liverpool
Northwest
Stock market gains as holidays approach steady demand
New York brokers report brisk gains on May 28 with short covering and profit taking. Volume reaches about 1.5 million shares as Inspiration Copper resumes dividends and lead prices rise. United States Steel slips minorly after opening high while Maxwell Motors hit new peaks and Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit and Interborough Rapid Transit rise in the local traction group. Call money remains at 4 percent and foreign exchange holds firm with sterling near 4.85 dollars.
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Potatoes and grain market notes from Midwest reports
Market activity shows strong demand for potatoes with mixed old and new shipments and prices around 1.75 for Michigan stock. Flour and flax reports from Minneapolis Duluth area indicate flax bids near 2.79 with October at 2.55, while bran and other grains show varied quotes.
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Chicago
Michigan
Sugar Prices Edge Higher in Market Pause
Sugar prices show uneven trading with limited activity. July contracts at 2.67 cents, September and December at 2.86 cents, January noted in early price reports amid a tense market atmosphere.
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York
Further Gains Scored by Stocks and Commodities
Stocks advanced with a broad bull tone led by railroad and industrials. Reading led rail shares to yearly highs, May car loadings rose above 980 000, and industrials reached new Dow highs while utilities like Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit drew buying driven by earnings. Wheat and oats saw bullish reports and price strength amid dry conditions and crop concerns.
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Whitman
Global Money Rates and Bank Demands from May Markets
The report lists fractional yield figures for France Italy Belgium and Germany with demand and cables, and notes New York money rates on May 28. Call money firm at 4 percent with opening and closing bids, time loans steady, collateral loans around 3 to 4 percent, and prime commercial paper at 3 percent.
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New York
Call Money
Metal prices report from New York on May copper and zinc
Copper electrolytic spot and futures at 13. c tin steady both spot and nearby at 55.75c futures 55.50c iron prices unchanged lead firm spot 8.40 to 8.75c zinc steady East St Louis spot and futures 7.10c antimony spot 17.25c
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New York
East St. Louis
London metals and lead price move on markets
London spot and futures prices for copper tin lead zinc are reported with exact figures for May 28. In New York the American Smelting and Refining Co raises lead to 8.40 cents per pound from 8.26 cents.
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London
New York
American Smelting & Refining Company
Bar Silver Steady Across Markets May 28
New York May 28 Bar silver 67 and one half cents per ounce Mexican dollars 52 and a half cents London May 28 bar silver 15 16 pence per ounce Money rate 3 percent per annum in effect.
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New York
London
Foreign Exchange Steady in New York Trade
Foreign exchange remains steady in New York on May 28. Quotations in cents show Great Britain demand at 4.85 13 16 dollars per pound.
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New York
Great Britain
Livestock prices mixed as Chicago market shows gains
Hog receipts 16,000 dull with early bulk at 12.50 to 12.65 per cwt and gains of 35 to 50 cents. cattle receipts 8,000 active with steers and yearlings up 15 to 26 cents and best heavy weights around 11.60. lambs and sheep 8,000 receipts with fat lambs 16 to 16.25 and lambs at 16.50, natives around 7 to 7.50, heavies to 6.
Sioux City Cattle Market Shows Mixed Receipts
Cattle receipts total 2 500 as market moves slowly. Killers steady while stockers appear weak. Prices range as fat steers and yearlings bring 7 12 to 8 25, fat cows 4 to 10 25, veals 4 to 9 50, bulls 4 50 to 8, feeders 5 to 6 50, stock yearlings and calves 4 to 7, feeding cows and heifers 3 to 5.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Omaha Hog and Cattle Prices Report May 28
Receipts: hogs 13,000. cattle 3,600. sheep 5,000. Hogs sold 25 to 40 cents higher. top $12.25, bulk $11.75 to $12.15. Cattle active and uneven. fed steers to $10.25, yearlings $11, odd $10.25, stockers steady. Sheep slow but lambs up to 25 cents. best native springers $15.75, Californias $16 to $16.25, clip lambs $13.50 to $14.50, ewes $7.50.
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Cattle Receipts Report From St Paul Auction
Cattle receipts totaled about 2200 with fed steers and yearlings in moderate supply. Yearlings uneven, weighty steers slow, early top yearlings at 10 50, medium weights 9 50, bulk 8 50 to 9 50. Fat stock strong, light heifers up to 39, gaps and cutters unchanged, stockers and feeders steady. Calves receipts noted.
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Hog and sheep market report shows mixed progress and steady prices
Receipts total about 2 800 hogs with steady to higher bids around 9 26 to 9 50 with most hogs sold. Hog buyers favored desirable butcher and bacon hogs around 12, packers paying 12 for sows and steady 12 for feeders. Sheep receipts 300 direct with fat lambs 25c higher, spring lambs at 15 50, ewes around 7 50.
Denver Market Reports May 28 Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Hogs receipts 2900 with higher prices for mediums and lights and top at 12.05 for large loads. cattle receipts 1900 with prime yearling steers and heifers around 750 pounds at 10.35 and good weights near 9 to 9.60. sheep receipts 750 with bids around steady and no early action.
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Denver
Calf and Livestock Market Report for Los Angeles
Cattle receipts 200 with no steers. fat cows and heifers 4.50 to 6.35, small lots up to 7. Canners and cutters 2.50 to 3.50, bulls 4.25 to 5. Beef bulls 5.10 to 5.25. Calves receipts 150. milk calves 9.50 to 11, best 12. Hogs no receipts. holdovers 300 active, around 26 higher. butchers 175 to 185 pounds 14. Lambs 12.50 to 13.50 for good and choice spring lambs.
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Los Angeles
Associated Press
Portland Market Report Shows Mixed Liveliness
Portland on May 28 reports cattle receipts 163 steady hogs 586 slow about steady sheep 840 steady with overall subdued tone across livestock categories in early trading.
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Cattle and Hog Receipts Steady in Spokane Market
Spokane May 28 cattle receipts 48 head steady hog receipts 468 head steady jeep no receipts and steady market tone with no change in prices or supply noted.
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