New York Stocks Open Quiet and Higher on June 18
The New York stock market opened quiet and higher with professional trading in the first hour. Illin ois Central faced selling pressure and slipped below 109 to a new year low. Copper stocks showed strength as noon and 2 p.m. trading saw firm to strong activity.
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Prices for farm birds and chicks listed
Ducks 12c, geese 10c, spring chicks 22 to 24c, turkeys 17c. Local market notices show current per unit prices for poultry and juveniles.
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New York Money Rates and Silver Prices
Money on call 2 ½ percent. Time money 5 percent for 6 months. Prime mercantile 6 percent.Bar Silver: London 27d, New York 57 cents. Demand sterling 4.86.
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Kansas City and Chicago Livestock Markets June 18 Report
Kansas City market notes cattle receipts 8 000 hogs 15 000 and sheep 9 000 with steady to higher cattle and steady to lower hog prices. Chicago Union Stock Yards reports hogs 30 000 cattle 17 000 and sheep 24 000 with mixed to lower trends, beef and calf prices listed alongside grain and produce figures.
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Chicago grain prices steady across wheat corn and oats
Chicago cash grain prices list wheat trades No 2 red No 3 red and hard varieties with values from 93c to 1 05 per bushel. Corn shows No 2 white No 2 yellow and other grades trading from 60c to 63 1 4c. Oats No 3 white and No 4 white range 41 to 43c.
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