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Newspaper

Omaha Morning Bee

Location

Omaha, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1922

Page

6

Wheat and grain prices and US stock estimates 1922

A 1922 report outlines Canada Wheat acreage at 72,464,000 acres with Oates at 16,083,000 acres and rye at 2,080,000. Seaboard notes two carloads of wheat sold to Germany amid limited export activity. Omaha receipts total 111 cars. prices mostly steady to mixed. Minneapolis notes cash wheat and futures, No 1 northern at 1.26 to 1.45, No 3 yellow corn and oats prices listed, bran and rye movements noted.

Omaha Seaboard Germany Ark Northern Northern Smutty Ned Steed Ivcer Minneapolis Coenen Chicago Kansas Louis Updike Grain Co, CO

Market and Weather Notes on Wheat Corn and Cotton

Market reports show cash wheat sales exceed 2 million bushels by Chicago handlers, with short covering as a new price low forms. Corn and oats trade mixed while domestic and export demand supports some advances, and Argentine wheat estimates plus Missouri Pacific forecasts loom. Cotton prices ease early but late session steadies with gains across southern markets and New York futures closing near session highs.

Chicago Shorts Kansas City Cokson Longe Northwest K. Riordan Times of Argentina Kanes City Oklahoma Stein, Alstein and Company Kansas Rewa Missouri Pacific

Cattle Markets Mixed as Week Proves Uneven in Receipts

High cattle receipts of 10 500 head with dull steer trade and steady to slightly lower cows. Hogs and sheep held firm to slightly lower in Chicago and Omaha markets with top beef steers around 9.15 and lambs at 12.50 to 12.26, Idaho lamb shipments expected next week.

Chicago Ateady Vealecalven

New York Stock Market Sees Confused Trading by Pro Traders

The New York stock market shows erratic movement driven by two rival professional groups. Prices rise and fall on manipulated moves in industrials and oil shares while general news and fundamentals fade. Sterling falls to 4.46 with partial recovery. Paris and German rates slip amid reparations program concerns.

New York Times Alexander Dana Noyes Omaha Res New York Stock Exchange Wall Street Oason Aterling Paris

Market Tangles In New York Stocks And Commodities

Logan & Bryan reports a volatile market with wide price swings across railroads and industrials. Treasury oversubscriptions, municipal issues, and foreign bonds show varied demand as stocks drift and traders weigh the impact of steady demands and global factors on prices.

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Taule Grain Market Update for June to September

Grain prices and futures data appear fragmented with July wheat notes and percentages. Reports show July and September dates, with figures like 8 and 1 004 and mentions of oats and bid percentages, but specifics are unclear due to garbled OCR.

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Market Report Grain Prices in Kansas City

In City Grain Kansas City on June 16 Wheat quotes show No 2 hard at 1.08 to 1.26 dollars, No 2 red 1.06 to 1.08, White 2 at 0.664, No 2 yellow unchanged.

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Den's Review Signals Broad Economic Revival in June

New York reports a shift from repressed demand to active buying across industries. Prices rise as business conditions strengthen versus a year ago, with summer activity boosting work and optimistic discussion on the revival's scope. Weekly bank clearings total 6 999 360 dollars.

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Sugar market closes firm with Cuban and Puerto Rican sales

In New York on June 14 the raw sugar market remained quiet and firm with 14 900 bags of Cuban for June shipment at 4.01 cents and 40 000 bags of Puerto Rican July shipment at 4.24 cents delivered. Futures opened firmer but trimmed gains after renewed buying. refined sugar showed little movement and an export sale of a lot at 6.36 dollars was reported. Poultry markets were steady with live birds, broilers around 26 cents, dressed prices unchanged.

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Coffee futures open higher on Brazil linked buying

New York market climbs to 10.10 cents for September and 8.86 cents for December before fading. Early demand fades with September at 8.83 cents and December 8.74 cents as overall activity stays light, with about 57,000 bags traded across July to May contracts. Spot market shows limited activity with prices quoted for Aloha and other names.

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Chicago Potatoes Market Report Drifts Amid Mixed Shipments

Market notes from Chicago on June 16 reveal sangeet receipts and 70 car shipments across multiple regions. Alabama buyers sack various staples including Biles Triumphs No 1 and Spaulding Bone, with prices cited around 2.25 to 2.60 per cwt. Other towns include North Carolina and Michigan with mixed grades on round whites and stave barrels.

Chicago Sangeet Louisiana Ansas Oklahoma Minsixaipp Biles Triumphs Alabama Spaulding Bone North Carolina Eantern Shore

Bt Joseph Live Stock Market Report June 16

Cattle receipts 700 head in St Joseph Missouri market steady with beef and butcher cattle around 8.00 to 8.76 and calves to 9.00. Hog receipts 7,509 head, bulk 170 to 250 pounds, prices about 10.60 top. sows steady to strong. Sheep receipts 200 head, fat lambs weak to 25 cents lower, natives 10.60 to 11.00, few offerings, market nominally steady.

Bt. Joseph St. Joseph Kansas City Mveriiy

Turpentine and Rosin Markets Reported in Savannah and New York

Savannah reports firm turpentine and rosin trade with 170 barrels receipts and 1 763 barrels stock for turpentine and 1 241 casks stock for rosin. New York lists wheat and corn spot firmness with prices for No 2 red wheat and assorted grain types on track and rail deliveries.

Turpentine and Bosin Savannah Turpentine Rosin New York General New York Manitoba All Rail

Copper and tin firmed while lead and zinc hold steady

New York metals trade notes copper steady for spot and futures with a 12 percent license. Tin shows firmer price at 31.62 to 31.60 cents futures. Antimony at spot 6.12 to 6.37 cents. Zinc quiet with Saint Louis delivery. Lead steady with price near 9.00 cents.

New York Metals New York

Dry Goods Markets Mixed in New York and London Wool Sale

New York reports steady prices in cotton goods with finished products rising gradually toward or cloths while yarns remain quiet and wool markets steady. London sees 14 399 bales offered at the wool auction as buyers show limited activity.

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Fragrant Fruit Market Names Mixed Buyers and Sellers

A garbled OCR fragment lists fruit varieties like apricot and peach alongside unclear names. It hints at a market or trade setting with vendors and goods but provides no clear events or dates.

Unclear local item on dairy prices and listings

OCR fragment shows butter creamery terms and oilers hens with vague dates and prices. No clear event, names, or places readable. Summary focuses on undefined dairy price notes and product listings from a June snippet.

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Kansas City Livestock Receipts Show Mixed Demand

Kansas City stock market report lists cattle receipts of 1700 head with higher top prices for select beef, hog receipts around 4500 with steady market and packers absorbing mainly 176 to 240 pound lots, sheep and lambs at 1600 head with breeding ewes and native lambs steady and Texan goats sold around 4.00.

East St Louis Market Reports Cattle Hogs and Lambs

Cattle receipts 1000 head slow and near steady with some weights around 1062 and 1197 pounds bringing 8.9 to 9.0 per cwt. Hogs receipts 600 head steady to slightly higher top 10.86 with most 10 to 249 pounds at 10.70 to 10.80. Sheep and lambs receipts 2000 head steady after early weakness. lambs 11.75 with bulk 11.00 to 11.60. ewes around 6.00 to 6.50. heavies about 2.00.

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City Live Stock Receipts Report Market Steady

City Iowa June 14 cattle receipts 1109 head market steady fed steers and yearlings 6.75 to 7.00 calves 5.00 to 7.25 feeding cows and heifers 3.50 to 5.78 stockers 5.50 to 7.25 hogs receipts 9000 head market steady to weak butchers 14.00 to 14.40 heavy and mixed hogs 9.00 to 16.00.

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New York Bond Market Holds Ground Amid Mixed Trade

New York June 16 The bond market steadied in face of reactionary stock trends with some underlying prices under pressure showing losses of 1 to 4 points. Liberties provided stabilization as the first 4142 yield reached a new top at the close.

New York

London Money Rates and Silver Prices

London June 14 London money markets show bar silver at 7440 per ounce and discount rates for short and three month bills set at 1 and 2 percent respectively.

London

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