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Newspaper
Danville Register
Location
Danville, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1965
Page
4
Standard and Poor's 500 stock index details show net high and low values with closing figures. Railroads and industrials sectors listed with gaps and minor changes.
CHICAGO Wheat mixed with slow trade. Beie-Niked higher as commercial buying shows strength. Soybeans higher on weather signals. Cattle steady to weak with top at 50, hogs steady but weak, around $23.40. Bonds higher as Treasuries weaken amid irregular activity.
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Grain and soybean futures showed indecision on the Chicago Board of Trade with a cold snap forecast for the Dakotas and Minnesota boosting early corn and soy gains before profits cooled. Wheat traded unevenly as traders awaited the farm bill action and potential disrupts to U.S. wheat shipments to India and Pakistan.
AP USDA notes price activity for potatoes in Chicago with round reds at Minnesota 2.85 and Wisconsin 2.40. Demand is good for some shipments while others are slow. market noted as dull. Radio network Dial 13 percent referenced.
Chicago AP reports 5,500 hogs in market with shippers taking 65 percent. Butcher hogs 210 to 225 pounds sold 23.25 to 23.35. top 40 head at 23.40. Sows 350 to 600 pounds 19.00 to 21.50. Cattle receipts 8,000. steers 28.50 to 29.06 for high choice prime. bulls 17.50 to 19.50. Spring lambs steady. buyers paid 24.73 to 25.23 for 30 to 185 pound lambs.
Domestic cotton futures rose 10 cents per bale to 9.00 as declines extended toward the daily limit near new crop trading months in 1966. Selling was light with little demand while world cotton futures ended 10 cents higher to 1.25 lower on final quotes.
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