Chicago Grain Market Advances on Heat Wave and Crop Prospects
Chicago trading ended with corn prices higher as heat and dryness in the Southwest and forecasts of crop trouble boosted bullish sentiment. Oats and provisions rose with hog prices lifting overall market, while longs took profits on rallies and traders eyed wheat demand shifting away from corn.
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Chicago
Longs
Southwest
Oklahoma
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Grain and Provisions Prices Across Cities
Special Dispatch to The Commercial Tribune reports grain and livestock quotes from moments across Kansas City Toledo St Louis Minneapolis Duluth New York and Indianapolis. Corn oats rye and flour prices listed with bid ask and contract names. regional variations noted.
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ST. Louis
Minneapolis
Duluth
New York
Middle West
The
Commercial Tribune
Indianapolis
Cornfirmers
Market prices for grains and hay in Milwaukee auction
Milwaukee June 28 corn prices list No 3 yellow 1.65 to 1.70 with white 1.80 to 1.90 and a No 3 at 1.00 to 1.65. Barley offered making 1.10 and feed rejected 1.05 to 1.15. Oats and hay values shown for various grades with mixed and timothy hay noted. clover hay prices range 9 to 10 dollars for No 1.
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Kansas City
Toledo
Milwauked
Pressure of Spots Absent in Cotton Market
The cotton market shows no general selling pressure as high end June condition figures come in. Demand for early new crop deliveries around or below 25 cents for October supports the undertone, with spot houses hedging forward to spinners. July contracts rose to around 24.45 cents amid mixed activity and private crop reports show improvement since last month.
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Associated Press
New York
Liverpool
Twenth
New Orleans
Washington
Weather Bureau
Texas
Coffee futures rise on Brazil crop damage fears
Reports that cold Brazil weather could hurt the coming crop sent coffee futures higher at midday. September rose to 35 8,5c, December to 8.55c, with later trading retreating to 2-6 points higher or lower. Spot Rio and Santos prices listed, while exports and port receipts appear mixed.
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Brazil
Rio
Santos
London
Victoria
Chicago firms spark a June trading snapshot
In Chicago markets for June 28 1928 major names list Carbide 55 percent Chicago Pneumatic 74 Cudahy Packing 115 Lindsay Light 19 Paper pane 2 Stewart Warner 58 Swift & Co. shows varied trading activity among prominent companies.
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Carbide
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
Cudahy Packing Comny
Lindsay Light
Paper Pane
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Swift & Co
Wall Street Dull Market Sees Irregular Trading
Trading on the New York Stock Exchange was uneven as investors faced confusing foreign dispatches on the Russian situation. United States Steel fell nearly a point while oils like Royal Dutch and Sinclair rose. total volume reached 435000 shares and bonds showed mixed activity amid hopes for higher bank reserves.
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New York
General Motors
United States Steel
War Board
Royal Dutch
Sinclair
United States
Clearing Market Rallies With Record Bank Clearings
Friday's financial activities show a record $13,488,404 in bank clearings, with nearly $8,000,000 due to the Cincinnati Federal Reserve. Bonds and stocks fluctuated as brokers sought funds, foreign exchange moved heavily, and dividend and interest payments loom with month-end closings.
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Sterling Exchange
Frances
New York
Russia
Austria
Stock Exchange
American Rolling Mill Common
Champion
Fleischmann
Paragon Refining Common
Procter & Gamble Preferred
United States
Cincinnati Gas and Electric
Cincinnati Gas Transportation
Cities Service Common
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Columbia Gas
Delectric
Ohio Cities
Ohio State Telephone
Fifth-Third National
First National Bank
Dividend Declarations Hit Markets Across Several Firms
Friday brought a flurry of dividend announcements including William Cramp Shipbuilding 3 percent payable August 1 for records July 20. Consumers' Electric Light and Power 154 percent preferred, Elgin National Watch 2 percent, Utah Consolidated Mining 50 cents, Citizens' Traction 1 percent preferred, Hamilton Woolen 3 percent semi annual, Mason & Dixon Oil reports a new well near Evelyn Kentucky likely 200 barrels. NYSE rules bring $10 monthly line charge for nonmembers and higher semi-annual dues. production shipments to begin July 10 as a branch line nears Irvine Kentucky.
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Cotton and textile markets see quiet trading and price fixes
New York on June 2, cotton goods and yarns were quiet as traders awaited price fixing announcements. Burlaps edged higher while wool markets were dull. Silks were quiet and raw silk moved higher.
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New York
Bank Report Shows Stable Clearings and Rates in St Louis
Bank report from St Louis on June 28 lists total clearings at 23 312 976 dollars and loans at 4 701 082. Time and commercial paper yield 6 percent. Federal Reserve Bank traded New York exchange at a 3 4 discount and 24 4 discount. Foreign exchange rates remain steady with Francs and Guilders quoted and Kroner rates noted. Government bonds referenced.
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the Commercial Tribune
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Clearings
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Commercial Paper
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New York Exchange
Cincinnati Cattle Market Mixed Demand With Large Receipts
Cattle prices steady for fat cattle and good milkers, while plain and common grades were neglected as supply rose. Hogs showed little change with steady to slight gains, while sheep and lambs moved slowly and unevenly amid abundant offerings. The report covers receips and shipments across Cincinnati and other markets including Buffalo, Cleveland, St Louis, Kansas City, Chicago, New York, and Pittsburg.
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Chicago
United States Bureau of Markets
New York
Pittsburg
Ohio Incorporations in Columbus Listing Major Increases
June 28 report from Columbus shows several Ohio incorporations and capital increases. Artcraft Printing Company of Cleveland filed for 25 000 by C L Giersch and M M Rich. Corlett Lamber Company Cleveland raises from 50 000 to 100 000. Sharpsburg Realty Company Norwood increases to 50 000. Advance Improvement Company Cleveland lifts from 76 010 to 100 000. Somers Company Cleveland grows from 2 000 to 60 000.
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Artcraft Printing Company
Cleveland
C. L. Giersch
M. M. Rich
Corlett Lamber Company
Sharpsburg Realty Company
Norwood
Mace
Mpany
Clevel
Ane Atkins and Pearce Manufacturing Company
Somers
Iron trade faces fixed prices and rising costs in East markets
James A. Green reports from New York and other centers that the iron trade is perplexed by fixed price schemes extended to October 1. Costs vary by furnace, with labor shortages and high freight affecting profits, and no stockpiles to meet demand as production stays strong.
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James A. Green
Matthew Addy Company
New York City
Mr. Green
Sugar market steady as Puerto Rico purchases small
New York June 28 report shows raw sugar at 4.985 cents per Cuban cost and freight, 6.015 cents for centrifugal. Only 28 000 bags of Porto Rico bought as activity stays light. Refined sales limited to distress orders ahead of Monday’s new rule requiring buyer certificates. fixed price for fine granulated sugar remains 7.50 cents.
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New York
Cubas
Porto Rico
Potatoes to Rise as Peaches Also Higher in Cincinnati Market
Cincinnati commission merchants predict another potato price increase early next week as local supply runs down. Florida grapefruit crop nearly exhausted with most offerings from cold storage. cantaloupes and peaches show mixed movement with Carmen and Highly Bell prices up. New grain and grading standards set to take effect July 15, with extensive adjustments to wheat and corn classifications and moisture allowances. Local grain market details include wheat zone pricing, firm corn values for top grades, and varied rates for rye oats barley and hay along with flour and grocery quotations.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Commission
Florida
Carmen
Department of Agriculture
Dividend Notice from The Globe-Wernicke Company
The regular quarterly dividend of one and one half per cent will be paid on the Preferred Stock of this Company July 16, 1918 to stockholders of record at the close of business June 30, 1918. J. E. Blaine, Jr., Treasurer.
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Isis
J. E. Blaine, JR
California and Western Fruits Vegetables Prices Summary
California and Western fruits and vegetables with listed prices per box crate hamper and per 100 pounds. Items include chiles cherries plums apricots apples bananas blackberries cantaloupes grapefruits lemons oranges peaches pears plums tomatoes lettuce mushrooms onions potatoes and more with regional origins Alabama Georgia Florida Louisiana Mississippi and South Carolina among others.
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Government domination plainly shown says Dun's
Dun's Review notes wartime controls reshape trade across industries. Businesses hesitate, awaiting clearer governmental needs and price regulations. Textiles and iron steel face ongoing limits under official supervision as civilian commerce adjusts to federal requirements. Weekly bank clearing totals cited.
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Associated Press
New York
Dun
Cotton market sees early decline then rally on June 28
Cotton prices fluctuated across New York and New Orleans floors with October rising to 25.60c and December near 24.98c while July slipped to 27.50c. Liverpool quotes and US port data showed mixed demand, with exports to date around 3,795,003 bales and port stocks at 1,179,435.
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Austria
Washington Dispatches
North Carolina
United States
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Jhune
Money markets and European trading report
Mercantile paper rates hold at 6 percent for four and six months. Sterling bills and demand and cables show small variations. Gold and silver prices mixed. Russian government bonds rise on reports of intervention and Bolshevik overthrow. London and Paris markets show firm tone with mixed gilt and bourse activity.
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London
New South Wales
Grand Trunk
Paris
Market roundup evaporated fruits steady in New York
Evaporated apples and apricots hold firm while peaches are quiet. Raisins remain steady as of June 8 in New York market notes.
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