Wheat futures rise as private crop reports signal higher output
Chicago June 1 AP higher wheat prices reflect June private crop forecasts. average predicted domestic winter wheat up 27 million bushels from government May figures. Corn up modestly as acreage projections rise and soil conditions stay favorable. oats mixed and provisions slightly lower. Cash demand solid. spot basis firm amid light moisture and mixed crop comments.
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Chicago
American Northwest
Chicago grain and livestock prices curb market activity
The June 1 price report lists detailed bids for wheat corn oats rye barley and hay at Chicago markets. Values include several No 1 and No 2 grades across hard spring mixed white and yellow categories with modest variations, plus livestock quotes for lard ribs and related feeds.
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Chicago
Wheat market update on Minneapolis receipts and prices
Minneapolis reports 73 wheat cars received this June 1 versus 167 a year earlier. Cash prices list No 1 northern at 1.43 to 1.44 and related grades up to 1.83 with futures for July and September around 1.43. Corn No 3 yellow sells near 1.01 to 1.02 and oats No 8 white around 0.598 to 0.61.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Northern
Montana
Minneapolis Flour Market Report Shows Lower Prices
Minneapolis on June 1 reports flour prices in carload lots for family patents at 8.15 to 8.25 per barrel. Shipments totaled 62,357 barrels with bran at 30.50 to 31.00 per hundredweight.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Local Markets Poultry and Eggs Prices Listed
Poultry Hens 4 lbs and over Ic light Leghorns and blacks 14c cocks Eggs No 1 19c Livestock quotations daily Good butchers 300 pounds 8.95 Butchers 206 to 250 pounds 9.32 good butchers 186 to 290 pounds 9.10 good medium packers 250 to 360 pounds 20 good heavy packers 8.10
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Swift & Co
J. FP. Squire Company
Market Report Milk and Poultry Prices
Receipts at Chicago market show butter higher with 19 280 tubs trading. Creamery extras 42c standard 42 1/2c firsts 41 1/2c seconds 38 1/2c. Eggs lower with 26 639 cases. firsts 26 27c ordinary firsts 6c. Poultry steady with receipts 4 ears. fowls Leghorn springs and spring broilers mixed. turkeys 20c. Ducks and other poultry listed with scattered prices.
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Nicago_ NL
Leghorn Springs
Market Report Shows Mixed Fresh Produce and Futures
Market notes indicate spring ducks at 20c, geese 28c, and potatoes receipted at $6 with shipments of 272 cars and total U S shipments 884 cars. Demand slow and market dull with region labels Alabama Louisiana Texas and Florida price swings noted. Butter futures show June 42.25c and July 42.75c while Eyes futures rise to 28c for June and 32c for November.
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U. S
Alabama
Louisiana
Texas
Bliss
Florida
Spalding
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Idaho
Butter and Cheese Market Reports From New York
New York dairy market notes show butter receipts at 22 987 tubs with varied pricing for creamery extras and packing stock. Cheese totals reach 327 066 pounds with unsettled eyes and storage prices listed for firsts and current makes.
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New York
Ai Eyes Unchanged and Dairy Prices Adjusted in St Louis
Fresh price list reports butter creamery extras down 1 32 cents, standards 44 4 cents, and firsts 29 cents with some items unchanged. Poultry prices vary with slight declines for springs and ducks at 16 to 17 cents, cheese unchanged, and Northern twins at 23 4e.
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St. Louie
Northern Twins
Kansas City Market Prices Report
Kansas City market notes for June 1 show eggs at 23 cents a dozen for firsts and 2 cents for seconds. Duckstown and White lead with 13 cents for colored eggs. Other produce remains unchanged.
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Kansate City
Duckstown
New York Poultry Market Report Dated June 1
Live poultry and dressed poultry prices listed for chickens and fowls with freight and express rates. Dressed poultry shows irregularities, chickens at 39 to 45 cents, live poultry steady with broilers at 19 to 24 cents freight and 25 to 28 cents express, roosters at 15 cents freight and 20 to 28 cents express. Market conditions reflect mixed movement.
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New York
Raw sugar prices hold after Cuban at 4.52
In New York on June 1 the market shows raw sugar unchanged with Cuban at 4.52 and nearby duty frees offered at 4.46. Refined sugar remains steady from 6.05 to 6.10 for fine granulated.
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New York
St Louis Hay Market Report June 1
St Louis hay market today shows no change as demand remains steady and prices hold firm across bale and load offerings. Dealers note stable movement with buyers cautious on larger volume purchases.
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ST. Louis Hay Market
St. Louis, Mo
Market Report Stocks Dip As Rates Hold At Six Per Cent
Bethlehem Steel Postum American International Freeport Texas Chrysler and Dodge Bros slide 1 to 3 points while U. S. Cast Iron Pipe Case Threshing Machine and Midland Steel Products Preferred gain 1-2 to 1-1/2 points. Broad advance in other issues including coppers utilities motors and merchandise. Standing loan rate remains at 6 percent.
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Bethlehem Steel
Postum
American International
Freeport Texas
Chrysler
Dodge Bros
U. S
Case Threshing Machine
Midland Steel Products
Financial instrument snippets from mid-century bonds and stock notes
The fragment lists various bonds and securities with percent yields and issue years, naming entities such as Baltimore & Ohio R R, Goodyear Tire, American Tel and Tel, Bethlehem Steel, Duquesne Light, Canadian National R R, and Sinclair Crude Oil among others, with year tags from the 1930s to the 1970s and yields around 98 to 107 percent.
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Rome
Hick
Australia
Baltimore & Ohio R. R
Goodyear Tire
International Tel
Shite
Philadelphia Co
Ons
Shell Union
American Tel
Armour Delaware
Ream
Union Pacific
R. R
Anaconda Copper
Bethlehem Steel
Canadian National R. BA
Chesapeake ‘Corp. Fa
Duquesne Light
N. Y
Ae Ge
Youngstown
Humble Oil
Sinclair Crude Oil
Alabama
Bower
Bond Market Buoyed by Stock Rally Amid Small Gains
New York on June 1 AP reports a buoyant yet modest bond market mirroring the stock surge. Dodge Brothers debentures led purchases with fractional gains, copper issues edged up, and rail stocks strengthened with New York traction shares advancing over a point.
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New York
Dodge Brothers
Hog Prices Hit the $10 Mark on Chicago Market
Hog sales recovered from late weakness with best hogs at 10.00, most good packing hogs 8.50 to 9.90, overall tone steady. Cattle and sheep receipts listed with ranges for various weights and classes, including steers 13.25 to 14.75 and lamb markets around 15.50 to 17.10.
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Chicago
Chicago Livestock Market Report June 1
Hogs receipts 25 900 head market slow mostly steady to lower for heavy weight hogs with top paid 10.00 for 190 230 pounds. Pigs 90 130 pounds 7.00. Cattle receipts 18 000 head calves 1 900 head demand snappy on meager fed steer and yearling supply. killers taking nearly all offerings.
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Chicago
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Market Report Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices From Kansas City
U S Department of Agriculture report shows hog receipts around 7000 head with prices ranging 7.25 to 9.60 for various weight classes. Cattle receipts include 600 head with feeders weak to lower and slaughter steers and yearlings priced up to 14.25. Sheep receipts near 7000 head with top lambs at 18.25 and mid ranges 11.50 to 17.25, depending on weight and grade.
Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices Steady to Mixed in Omaha Trade
Receipts total 17 000 hogs 900 cattle and 10 000 sheep. Hogs show slow market with declines to 19 cents from top 9 50 for 200 300 lb butchers and weaker ranges for other weights. Cattle mostly slow to steady with fed steers 12 25 to 13 35 and beef cows 8 50 to 10 25. bulls scarce. Sheep generally steady with Idahos 18 75 Californias 18 25 natives 18 00 and best ewes 7 25.
Market Report From South St. Paul Cattle Hogs Sheep Prices
Cattle receipts 1 400 head with steady to strong bids for best steers and yearlings and mixed lots at 13 75. Hogs receipts 6 500 head with dull market and lower bids than Thursday, light weights favored. Calves 1 600 head weak to 50 cents lower, good to choice mostly 14 50. Sheep 296 head steady with lambs 11 90 to 12 90 and spring lambs 17 to 18 dollars.
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South St. Paul
Minn
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Hogs cattle and sheep prices steady in Missouri market
St Joseph Iowa market report notes hog receipts of 8000 head with prices to 9.60 for top and 9.25 for 320 pound hogs. Cattle receipts 359 head with beef steers scarce and cows weak, veal top 13.59. Sheep receipts 4000 head with Idaho spring lambs at 19.00 and top native 18.50, bulk 18.00 18.25.
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St. Joseph
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Market Report on Mixed Shorn Lambs and Ewes
Ral loads mixed shorn lambs and yearlings at 15.5 to 15.75 dollars per hundredweight. Desirable shorn western ewes bring up to 7.75 dollars per hundredweight.
Hogs and cattle market report from East St. Louis shows slow trading
Receipts total 14 500 hogs with prices mostly steady and undercurrents weak. lightest hogs fetch about 9.35 to 9.66 per cwt and 130 to 153 pound weights bring 8.25 to 9.00. Cattle run 800 head with calves and yearlings scarce. steers sold slowly, cows 8.25 to 9.50, bulls about 8.75 down. Sheep at 1 800 head show slow, spring lambs 10.50 to 18.50 with top near 18.54. fat lambs around 6 to 8 per cwt.
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East St. Louis
U. S. Department i¢ Agriculture
Sioux City Livestock Market Report June 1 U S Department of Agriculture
Receipts and prices for cattle hogs and sheep show steady demand. Fed steers and yearlings hover around 10.90 to 14.6 cents per pound date June 1 with top hog bids near 9.40 dollars and varying weights from 160 to 350 pounds. Sheep receipts 200 head marked steady.
Peoria Market Report Says Cattle Receipts Light
Peoria Illinois June 1 AP Hors Receipts 3000 head market 10 cents lower Top 9.70 bulk 9.35 Cattle Receipts 150 head notes market activity lower and light demand for cattle in the same report
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Peoria
Ill
Weekly Review of Livestock Market Chicago June 1
Cattle prices rose modestly driven by reduced supply and strong eastern demand. Heavier steers hit up to 14.50, yearlings to 14.75, fat cows 8.00 to 10.25, hogs steady to down with top at 10.00, pork values 9.25 to 10.00 for select weights, lambs and sheep mixed with lambs steady to slightly higher and Idaho spring lambs arriving at market, top Idaho prices around 19.25.
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Chicago
Emand
Idaho
Wool Market Steady Despite Weather Dampening Demand
The Boston wool market remains firm as prices hold, with buyer pressure easing. West wool is clearing rapidly and Texas draws attention for strong 12 month clips near 1.15 dollars clean, while four to six months wool fetch about 1.08 to 1.10 dollars in Boston. Foreign markets stay quiet but firm.
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West
Texas
Aviators Narrow Pacific Crossing Time Toward Hawaii
Four aviators two Australians and two Americans pushed their 2,400 mile leg toward Honolulu in a 7,788 mile flight to Australia. Slipping through night skies they reported “OK” updates, dinners attempted, and shooting stars guiding positions as they climbed and coasted over the moonlit sea toward Hawaii.
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Hollywood
Woolaroo
Martin Jensen
Aloha
Oakland
Calif
George Cowell
R. S. Waggener
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Arthur W. Rodgers
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Mildred Doran
Michigan
J. Augy Pedlar
Vilas R. Knope
United States Navy
Golden Eagle
Jack Frost
Gordon Scott
William P. Erwin
Texas
Dallas Spirit
Alvin Eichwaldt
Hayward
John Rodgers
Navy
Senate Probers Visit New York Call Witnesses
Senate Oil Committee investigators in New York prepared to hear witnesses in the Teapot Dome probe. Testimony showed Robert W. Stewart refused to answer about Liberty bond oil profits, citing irrelevance and his pending Sinclair trial. Three witnesses scheduled for the afternoon include Thomas P. Moffet and James A. Hoey, connected to Frank O. Lowden and Smith campaigns.
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Washington
Robert W. Stewart
Senate Teapot Dome
Indiana Standard
Stewart
Senate Oil Committee
Liberty Bond
Continental Trading Company
Harry F. Sinclair
Albert B. Fall
Teapot Dome
Frederick Steiner
Oregon
S. G. Bratton
Democrat
New Mexico
George Gordon Battle
New York
Smith
North Carolina
Thomas P. Moffet
Frank O. Lowden
James A. Hoey
Ellsworth offers aid in Italia airship search
New York June 1 AP Lincoln Ellsworth, who flew with Roald Amundsen and Gen Umberto Nobile in 1926, cabled Amundsen offering help in locating the missing Italia dirigible. He denied plans to fund a search expedition as Oslo reports suggested by Lieut Dietrichen.
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Lincoln Ellsworth
North Pole
Roald Amundsen
Umberto Nobile
Norge
Amundsen
Italia
Oslo
Lieut
Dietrichen
Indiana Bandits Rob Country Club
Four bandits robbed the Indianapolis Country club and escaped with a $1,600 payroll. Reported earlier eight bandits robbed Broadmoor Country club the previous night stealing money and jewels totaling $100,000. Journal Want Ads bring results.
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Indiana Bandits
ROB Country Club
Indianapolis
Ind
Broadmoor Country Club
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