Market reports show mixed grain and livestock activity in Omaha and Chicago
Omaha and Chicago markets report lower grain prices early with hot weather affecting oats. export demand slow and receipts mixed. Cattle and hog markets rise modestly with strong bids for beef, while pork and lamb saw varied demand and steady to higher prices across regions.
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Hilinoig
Nebraska
Chicago
Germany
England
Omaha
Jendenry
Dilingle
Towa
Reomote
Care Seaboard
Grain and Livestock Market Report From St Louis and Kansas City
Market notes from St Louis and Kansas City detail grain bids for Wheat Corn and Oats with July and September futures and prices. Cattle hog and sheep receipts at Kansas City, with price ranges for beef steers heifers cows and feeders, plus wholesale pork and lamb figures.
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St. Lours
St. Louie
Copper and metals market summary from New York Metals
Copper steady at 124% and 3 RS, spot and futures steady. Lead steady at 6.4be for spot. Zinc steady in East Louis area with spot and nearby delivery. Antimony spot at 60 5.1be. Reports on copper lead zinc and antimony in New York metals market brief.
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New York Metals
New York
East Loula
St Joseph Livestock Market Report June Hogs Sheep and Lambs
Receipts 7000 head with hogs active at 10.60 to 12.75 per cwt for 179 to 228 pounders. sows strong, yearlings slow. top beef steers around 9.50 with bulk 9.00 plus. beef cows 5.50 to 6.00. calves steady to 7.59. Sheep and lambs receipts 2006 with fat lambs 12.50 to 12.75 and ewes scarce around 5.50 or less.
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St. Joseph Livestock
St. Joseph
Bureau of Markets
Sioux City Live Stock Market Report June 29
Cattle receipts 3900 head market steady fed steers and yearlings 7.59 to 9.50 gross steers 4.50 to 7.55 cows and heifers 5.09 to 5.70 fat cows 5.09 to 7.75 veals 5.00 to 2.59 feeders 5.00 to 7.15 calves 5.00 to 7.25 feeding cows and heifers 3.00 to 5.35 stockers 5.097.35 hog receipts 1000 head market 19 to 25 cents higher stage lights 10.45 heavy mixed 9.50 to 9.50 heavy 9.30 bul of calves 9.00 Sheep receipts 399 head market agency
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Verneeday
Vlaassee
Eeese
Sioux City
Recreptsa
Chinewe
Scione
San Paulo
Japan
Denmark
Italy
Netherlands
Chile
Queensland
Uruguay
GB &T
Brazil
Wesavenes
United States
Bonde
Liberty
Liberty Snd
Gag Liberty
Liberty Ard
Victory
Ares
Ena Adama
Ajmx Rub
AT & TV
AT & T Col Tr
B& O
Beth
Cerro Pasco
Fisk Rub &S
Gooryear
Dory
Goodyear
Hud & M
TKR
Cc & N
AL Sa
Ri& P
India
Cole & So
Col Gr & & Se
Cuba
al& al
Levante
Duquesne
Lehigh Gs
Mexico
Pet Fia
M & St L
M &T P
MK &T Prin
Ot & M Inc
Nyc
East Adais
NH & Ho Gs
W & Bow
Pan Am P & T
Penn
Taom
Lona Penn RR
Soy Peoria & E Inc
Pierce
AO Iy Oy
Iron Mtn Inc
Iron Mtr
Prin de
Spé&Kesl Ie A Fl Si
Ae Seaboard Con Fa
Seaboard Adj &S
Seaboard
Sharon #&t
Finclair
Sinclair
Bell Tel
Market Irregularities Ahead of Crop Reports Prompt Watch
Financial notes from New York describe mixed price action with wheat and cotton up on crop report hopes. Stocks show uneven moves as railway shares rise while oil shares fall. bond markets show small gains and losses. The strike situation looms as union leaders are summoned before the labor board amid expectations of federal support for a halt to strikes.
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Chicago
Tllinois
J. Rorenbaum Grain Company
Armour Grain Company
Chicago Board of Trade
Winnipeg
New York
Stock Exchange
Tt Ree
New York Stocks Bt Louis Livestock Market Report
East St. Louis Wisconsin June 29 cattle receipts 1 700 head beef steer and bull prices strong. cows light yearlings stockers steady. canners and veal calves uneven. Top steer price $9 50. hog receipts 11 599 head up. top 20 85 for hogs. sheep receipts 5 000 head steady to 25 cents lower. top lamb 12 84. fat ewes to 5 50 6 90.
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Louis Livestock
East St. Lona
Texas
Bonds Drift Higher In Light Trading As Market Steady
New York June 2. Bond activity was light and contracting with a steadier tone than in stocks. Government issues showed modest gains while rails and utilities moved fractions. total par value sales totaled about 15.5 million. New offerings included 1.9 million of Minnesota court notes due 1908 with a 4.5 percent coupon.
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New York
Ube Fe
Maine
Freifen
Pennsylvania
Colorado
Baltiore & Ohts
Atchioonde
Reading
Teltium Tie
United Kingdoms
Chesapeake & Chobe Dilindie Central
Great Northern One
New York Curb Bonds Report and Sugar Market Movements
Transactions on the New York curb bond market today were unchanged. The raw sugar market held steady with Cuba freight at 4.72 for centrifugal with July shipment at 4-16c and 4.7% for centrifugal. July shipment and other futures saw small advances then partial declines. refined sugar remained unchanged with granulated at 6.20 to 6.30c and refined futures near 6.40c for July and 6.34c for September.
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New York
Market for coffee futures in New York slips amid lighter demand
The New York coffee futures market opened lower by about 7 to 8 points and new months extended losses to around 10 points as Brazilian cables ease. September and March contracts dropped, with the market closing near day lows, while closing quotations show July at 10.505, September 9.84, October 9.82, December 9.73, and January 9.53 cents. Spot coffee remains quiet amid rioting tensions.
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Cheago
Howees
New York Coffer
New York
Eales
Santos Ts
Cotton Prices Tilted by Mixed Rumors and Government Figures
New York June 9 The cotton market opened with a brief 15 to 25 point advance then retreated before midday in dull trading. Buying demand was limited as traders watched forecasts for the official end June supply figure. January closed down 5, spot steady up 10 points to 22.20 cents, with various Southern markets showing minor gains or little change.
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Weiner
Hich
Low
Clow
Close
Balti
Ohio
N. Y. Central
Ohio Bay
Central
Lehigh Valley
T&y H
Chiengsa
M. W
Penn
Proiye Bay
Railway
Steel
Midvale Steel
Rep
Stl
Ty S. Steel
Cerro de Pasco
Inspiration Peon
Kennecott Jae
Miami
Nevada Consorl
IBM Ray Consolidated
Saneca É Arene
Utah
Rony
RY Cosden Eave Ene
California
Island
Invincible
Middle States
Phillips We
Ska Texas
Aly
Chandler Ae Motors
Qen Motors
Willys-Overland
Pierce Arrow
Studebaker
Fisk
Aot Am
Kelley-Spring
Ajoez Cere
U S
ATM
An Am Int Corp
Fledric
Col G& & Ewer
Colum Graph
United Drug Nat Enamel
Tate
Iin
United Fruit Zorilard Tob Sane
Saana
Phila Co
Pullman Vie
la Punta Alegre
Eam Stl&sf
Money
Frances Aene Cave
New York
Galveston
New Orleans
Savanah
Augusta
Memphis
Houston
Little Rock
Chicago Potatoes Market Summary June 29
Potatoes receipts and price reports across states show Bliss Triumphs No 1 at 2.50 to 2.75 per cwt, Irish Cobbler prices around 2.25, Spaulding Rose No 1 near 2.00, and various regional sacked lots from Alabama Louisiana Oklahoma Arkansas North Carolina Virginia Idaho with stave barrel or cwt pricing. Overall market steady with old stock unchanged.
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Chicago
United States
Alabama
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Texas
Spaulding Rose
North Carolina
Norfolk
Eastern Shore
Virginia
Idaho
Market Report Wheat Corn and Hogs Steady in New York
New York June 29 Wheat spot steady No 3 red 1.30 No 2 hard 1.31 No 1 Manitoba 1.48 and No 2 mixed durum 1.35 c f track. Corn spot steady No 2 yellow No 2 white 80%c No 3 mixed soccL f all tall. Oats spot barely steady No 2 white. Pork firm mess 709 09. Herd-stes 08 middlewent HLSE 1155. Other articles unchanged.
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New York General
New York
Manitoba
C. F
Soccl F
Black Hills Excursion Fares From Chicago to Rapid City
Low round trip summer excursion tickets on the Chicago and North Western Railway to Rapid City Deadwood Lead Belle Fourche Hot Springs S D and Lander Wyo daily to September 30 1922 with stopovers in either direction Return limit October 31 1922 Descriptive booklets and full particulars available from ticket agents.
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Black Hills
South Dakota
Lander
Wyo
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Rapid City
Deadwood
Lead
Belle Fourche
Hot Springs
S. D
Yellowstone National Park
C. & N. W. Ry—Adveripemenk
Mae Murray Hats Featured in Broadway Rose
Silent era caption notes Mae Murray wearing a stylish hat in the upcoming feature Broadway Rose. The piece highlights fashion and star styling as promotion for the film.
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Mae Murray
New Film Week Opens at Moon and Strand Theaters
Tomorrow the Moon presents My Old Kentucky Home featuring Billy Quirk the famed stock actor who rode the Derby winner and acted with Mary Pickford while also discovering Constance Talmadge. The Strand debuts Across the Continent starring Wallace Reid with a racing driver persona.
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Billy Quirk
Kentucky Home
Moon Theater
David Belasco
Mary Pickford
Constance Talmadge
Vitagraph
Gugusse
Wallace Reid
Strand
Foreign exchange rates and demands listed in New York
Foreign exchange figures for June 29 show irregular rates with Britain at 4.404 cables 4.40 percent France 0.825 percent cables 0.838 Italy 4 6 Re cables 0.498 Belgium 0.793 percent tablen 0.794 Germany 0.027 cables 2.027 Holland 0.3835 cables Norway 0.162 Sweden 0.2560 Denmark 0.2140 Switzerland 0.195 Spain 0.155 Greece 0.31 Poland 0.019 Czech Slovakia 0.190 Argentine 0.160 Montreal 0.991-32e.
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Foreign Exchange
New York
Great Britain
Goedny Bijle
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
J Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Argentine
Arnall
Montreal
16 Cases of Adulterated Milk of Magnesia Destroyed
Tomacek state food inspector destroyed 16 cases of adulterated milk of magnesia in the Marlington freight home Thursday. He said the confiscation was ordered from Lincoln headquarters after eastern inspectors reported complaints from the east about illness from the product. The inspectors traced a shipment to Omaha and notified the state office in Lincoln.
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Marlington
Lincoln
Omaha
Lincolmy
Theaters Opening Week Features Former Outlaw Star
A new theater season opens with Al Jenanes the former outlaw and reformist appearing in a Willard Mack play The Law of the Law. A “Country Village” novelty and an elaborate vaudeville revue with trained acts and a dancing chorus accompany the full program at the Kingreen theater.
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Morrow
al Jenanes
Heratic
Lawsuer
Tienes
Willard Mack
Arthur Neve
Cour
Kingreen
Johnny Wright
Plas
Dhival Wandymin
Currier
William
New York Markets Report Quiet Trading And Mixed Prices
New York June 28 Cotton goods steady to dull with trade quiet. Varnes steady with improved demand for apparel fabrics. Raw silk firm abroad with old silk selling well. Wool goods steady while hurline quiet and leather demand weak.
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New York
London Money and Rates Report
London money markets report bar silver high at A per more with a 14 percent discount rate. Short bills yield 8 percent and three month bills fetch 24 percent amid trading in London on June 29.
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London Money
London
Poultry and metal market notes from Kansas City New York and Mexico
Market brief lists small rise in Eyes marked and Hens prices in Kansas City on June 29. Broilers heavier up one cent. New York reports steady poultry with broilers fob prices around 42 cents and other items unchanged. Mexican silver and foreign silver at about 70 cents per ounce on June 29.
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Kansas Clie Poultry
Kansas City
New York
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Charles D. Michaels
Imeaha Hee
Omaha Produce
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Wien
J.sssens
Hay
Prairie
Upland
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Chuecke
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Chicago Livestock
Idaho Lambe
Rample
Harley
Ago Ag
Loto— Aus Weat
TONY
ST. Louis
ARS
Thiengo Feodanehicaga
Ethan Foun
Loftichal Meenay
Atu Bien O
Morelia Packing Co
Murphy Hearts
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Wilcorn Packing
Ape
Armour
Signa Malle
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Degen
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U. S. Bureau of Markets
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the Bee
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Proc & G
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Thoms
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Swift & Co
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Utah Secanes
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Peters Trust
Een Armour &Co
Armour Leather
Edison
Libby Reeseeh
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SWIPE
Cess Ewnepseeens
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G64
Seeses Enseyner Saperes Os
Thomas Meighan
Moon
Rialto — Nazimova
Tom Moore
Empress
Lady Godiva
Muse
Alfred Tennyson
Empress Theater
Krug Park
Fatima
Beaton Drug Co
Nashville
Neb
Florence
Webster Street
Carl Lamp
New York Dry Goods
Nazimova
AL Jennings
Rialto
Action SA
Thos. Meighan
George Ade
Val “Wright
Dougl
Currier & Williams
Fred
Deville
Duval & Symonds
ELTY
Kentucky
Alfred Jones
Hotel Castle
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