Market turmoil grips wheat amid weather and demand shifts
Weather relief in Canada and Europe's increased wheat in transit tempered gains as futures fell from prior highs. December and May contracts slid while cash wheat and high grade flour premiums persisted. Milling demand stayed robust, with shipments constrained and lard and corn prices moving lower on cooler conditioning weather.
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Market swings push rails and autos amid war era highs
A sharp motor shares rally and sustained demand for rails marked trading on the New York Stock Exchange. Major automakers like General Motors and Hudson fell then partially recovered. Rail stocks like New York Central and Atchison gained, while overall industrials showed irregularity amid shifting earnings and dividend expectations.
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Erratic Prices In Market Day On Heavy Volume
Market day features erratic price movements and heavy trading with a late session slide in motor shares. Bullish sentiment waned as price declines appeared, while speculative interest shifted toward fall production and other sectors amid uncertain exports and weather impacts.
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Livestock market report from Chicago October 19
cattle receipts 32 000 with heavies steady to higher demand mixed packers quiet. hogs receipts 38000 mostly strong to 1 50 higher with lighter weights lifting. light and good grades 180 to 325 lb quoted around 11 60 to 12 15. sheep receipts 22000 with fat lamb sales fading and limited early bidding.
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Cattle and hog market round up from Spokane and Midwest receipts
Market reports show cattle receipts around 24 000 in South St. Paul with prices varying by class and weight. hogs at 13 000 with steady to higher tones on some weights. sheep and lambs also reported with mixed movements. Spokane figures list steady cattle demand with prime steers near 7.90 to 8.00 and cows and heifers around 8.00, veal calves, stockers, and feeders also detailed. overall activity muted with several price ranges noted across regions.
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