Omaha Grain Market Report Still Yeilds Mixed Signals
Traders reported firmer tone in grain markets with better demand for cash wheat and export sales to seaboard while receipts in Omaha were light. Wheat prices rose about seven cents, corn gained a penny, oats held steady to down, and rye edged up. Northwest weather and Canadian drought rumors influenced buying, with Winnipeg noting strong cash wheat demand.
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Northwest
Canada
Winnipeg
Seaboard
Omaha
Jake
T Cave
Wye
Aga, Ag
Chicago
Aro
Ako
Gora
Market Wheat Rally Follows West Reports and Rust Talk
Dry heat from the Canadian northwest spurred a wheat advance after rumors of black rust in spring wheat from the Red River valley and the American northwest. Chicago firmed amid bullish overseas and domestic demand with December corn leading gains and rising cash prices.
New York Stocks Report Noted Market Variability
New York stocks show varied call rates and closing bids with mixed offers and acceptance terms. Trading notes indicate shifts in call loans, time inane, and prime mercantile paper with several percentages cited.
Grain and futures report from St. Louis and Minneapolis
The bulletin records wheat and corn futures with July and September contracts, noting unchanged prices for flour and mixed figures for bran and other products. It cites Chicago style abbreviations and mill price ranges centered around seven dollars to seven dollars and fifty cents, reflecting midyear market activity.
New York Cotton Sways as Profits Trim Morning Gains
In New York on June 20, cotton edged higher early with Liverpool support and strong carries but profit taking pulled back 10 to 15 points from the prior close. By midday prices fell, then recovered in the afternoon to end 7 to 17 points higher for the day. Spot cotton steadied at 25.30 cents per pound, while Southern markets showed mixed moves with modest gains and losses across Galveston New Orleans Savannah Augusta Memphis Houston Little Rock.
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Lehigh Valley
Marland
Lees
New York
Hn & T
HONDA
L& T
Au Noy
Leahy
Nor
Deere & Co. Tye
Pan-Am P
Good Tire Fa
Rand
Gulf of Te
Rio G & W
Manitoba
Morris @ Co
SB & Kc
Bard
Bay
Lee
Sind
Sinclair Oil Evrds
Ty Sinclair
Bell
Robert Gairie
AOLG
Olly Bo
Bo Pac
Ex & Pac
Tex & Pac
Ly Ste Warn
Sun
Sven Lops
Swift & Co
Texan Co
Liverpool
Galveston
New Orleans
Savannah
Augusta
Memphis
Houston
Little Rock
Coffee futures fluctuates as near months ease
New York copper market shows irregular activity with near months trading easy amid scattered switching to later deliveries. July dipped to 9.9 5c while December rose to 11c on covering by near-month sellers. overall close varied. Sales pegged at about 71 900 bags with varied prices for July through May.
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New York Copper
New York
New York Sugar Market Firm as July Shipment Rises
The raw sugar market in New York shows firmer spot prices with July shipment Cubas up by 3 4 percent at 3 ¼ cents C F. July futures steady with gains of 4 points on covering while September and December also higher. Refined prices unchanged to up 6 0 2 points with granulated at 6 0 1 6 1 cents. Sales of 100000 bags Cubas to local refiner for July demand noted.
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New York
Cubas
New York Produce Spotlight Brief Card
New York Produce in New York reports June 20 bulletin featuring Buiter Steady with a noted figure I2 35 4c. Market activity appears concise and focused on a single listing. Strong entities include New York Produce and June 20. No further context available from readable text.
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New York
Squeezing the shorts dominates New York stock market gains
The Mexican petroleum stock surge dominates trading as prices jump up to 11 percent in a day amid 26 points rise since Thursday. Investors face nervous selling, while rail shares advance and a wave of fractional declines occurs. Market influences include call money rates and the July reinvestment period.
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The
New York Times
Alexander Dana Noyes
Omaha Bee
New York
Stock Exchange
Chicago Livestock Market Report June 30
Chicago livestock market report shows cattle receipts around 9,000 with varied demand. Beef steers at up to 9.75, best yearlings 9.05, bulk beef steers 8.25 to 9.16, stockers steady to higher, calves strong, hogs uneven to higher, pigs 9.50 to 10.25, house receipts 29,000 with bulls and butchers steady to high, sheep and lambs receipts 16,000 with Idaho lambs around 12.85 to 13.26 and various fed and native prices noted.
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Chicago
Idaho
Texas
St Louis Livestock Market Report From East St Louis June 26
Cattle receipts around 6 000 head with best weight steers showing strength and averages around 1000 to 2000 pounds. Hogs receipts about 16 000 head with prices topping near 10 90 and 160 to 140 pound averages rising. Sheep and lambs receipts about 4 000 head with fat lambs around 12 25 top and ewes to 7 00 3 00.
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St. Louis
East St. Louis
New York Cotton Goods Market Signals Firmer Prices
New York traders report firmer cotton goods in gray goods with liberal sales of print cloths and higher sheetings. Colored goods show gains after dipping below coat. Yarns hold steady as spinners push prices. spring wool goods unlikely to be shown until July. burlaps little changed. silk linen for fall selling out due to price and demand uncertainty. Jobbers note steady trade in small totals.
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Ers
New York
Chicago Potatoes Market Report June 29
Potatoes firming in some asks while barrel and whole stock steady. Receipts show 109 cars to date with total shipments at 665 cars. Prices vary by region with Bilish Triumphs No. 2 at 2.75 or 2.00 per cwt and Alabama Spaulding Rose No. 1 at 2.25 or 72.50 per cwt.
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Arkansas
Alabama
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Spaulding Rose
North Carolina
Norfolk
Stave
Barrela Irish Cobblers
Eastern Shore
Virginia
Stave Barrela
Irish Cobblers
Wisconsin
Chicago Butter Market Quiet as Top Grades Steady
Chicago sugar and butter market reports a quiet session with top grades and refined central butter holding steady. Dealers avoid selling under regular prices. fine lots moved to storage. Mid to lower grades sold at 1 to 2 cent reductions. Eighty nine scores offered at 33 cents. ninety score contracts offered but not obtainable under 35 to 36 1/2 cents.
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Chicago
Turpentine and Rosin Receipts and Prices in Savannah
Tapertine and Rosin show firm sales of 202 barrels and 2,522 barrels in stock with receipts and shipments totaling 94 and 405 barrels. Rosin reports 732 casks sold, 2,391 casks received, shipments, and stock of 68,404 casks. Quoted prices range from $4.25 to $8.40 for various grades and letters, reflecting market quotes in Savannah on June 20.
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Savannah
Rosin
Chicago Produce Prices and Miscellaneous Rates
Chicago June 20 report lists butter and creamery sutras with firsts 145 i5c, 1049 '62ke seconds 2829%¢ standards 35c. Exge-Unertiied receipts 29.590 cupen firsts 52 23%c¢ ordinary firsts 2 46 Zic miscellaneous S1 12%c storage Ssaret extras 53% c storage packed firsts e.
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Chicago
Dried Fruits Market Messages Damp and Steady
New York June 20 Evaporated Apples dull but steady Prunes firm Californias and Oregons at 64 64 Ke Apricots quiet Peaches steady Raisins dull Indicates a quiet market mood with firmer prune prices and flat to modest movements across dried fruit categories.
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Californias
Oregons
Kansas City Live Stock Market Report June 20 1900s
Kansas City stock receipts total 12 000 cattle with beef steers steady to lower. best natives above 9 25. cows 4 00 to 6 50. calves active 7 50 to 8 00. Hogs receipts 14 000, steady open, packers and shippers active, top about 10 45. sheep and lambs receipts 5 000, natives around 12 40 for ewes and higher lamb figures. Sioux City market shows cattle slow but steady with steers 7 75 to 9 26, hogs 7 00 to 10 28, sheep market strong.
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Colorado
Inter
Arizona
Sioux
Sioux City
Live Stock Receipts and Prices at St Joseph Market
Receipts: cattle 3,600 head with beef steers and yearlings steady while other classes ease. Top steer price 9.15. Colorado pulpers average 1,490 pounds at 8.00 to 9.00. bulk beef cattle noted. Hog receipts about 3,500. market slow. packing sows steady at 8.75 to 9.00. average cost yesterday 9.90. Sheep and lambs 2,500 head. fat lambs 15.75 higher. native lambs 12.25 top. bulk around 12.25. best drive-ins 11.75. ewes 3.50.
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Boy AO
Allis-Chalmers
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St & I
Ry &T
Seeeen
OPPER
Ugs
Eeie
Silly Bombul Am S&s & Ref Co
Cerro Pasco
Cal
Ariz
Spring Lambs
Ae Consolidated
Ray Consolidated
Seneca
Utah
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Invincible Oil
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Pacific
Ees Haten Bay
Pierce Ooem
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Gen. Motors
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Goodrich Wanteng
Beretone Tire
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Int Corp
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Famous Players
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Cnceeane
Say
7Hams Co G. & Electric Sbaay
United Drug
United Fruit
Philadelphia Co
Pullman nSa Alews
Porto Rico
Asee
Superior Steel
St L
St. Joseph H, Ria
Colorado
New York Grain Prices On Spot and Futures As Of June 20
New York General reports grain markets with price ranges for flour Spring patent seven to seven point seven six dollars, soft and hard winter varieties from five fifty to seven twenty five. Wheat spot steady with No 3 red at twelve seventy four, No hard at twelve twenty two, Manitoba No 1 at thirteen five, mixed durum at one thirty two and a half. Corn spot firm with No 2 yellow around one sixty nine to one seventy. Other articles unchanged.
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New York
Manitoba
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A. H. Smith, Esq
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