Prices Paid to Producers and Trade Snaps from Boston to Kansas City
Prices paid to producers by Pendleton merchants for various goods are listed, with retail pricing noted. The report includes wool markets, cattle and sheep receipts at Kansas City, and notes from New York on strike-related transport disruptions that dampen production and consumer demand across industries.
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Pendleton
Kansas City
de Stow
Associated Press
New York
wWan
Duns
Coffee Futures Open With Decline in Market
New York April 17 The market for coffee futures opened lower by 7 to 14 points on profit taking and realizations as traders awaited fresh guidance. Trade activity showed cautious sentiment with little immediate support seen for prices.
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Associated Prem
York
Realizy
California Cattlemen oppose Union Stockyards resale
In Los Angeles on April 17 the California Cattlemen's Association, in convention, voted unanimously against the reinstatement of Union Stockyards in any city in the state. The meeting notes a shift among members toward frugality and selective spending as weekly bank clearings reached 4 317 202 dollars.
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Aanochited Preas
Angeles
Cal
California Cattlemen's Associaion
Cattle and Hog Prices and Seattle Feed Prices Today
Cattle prices show steer and cow ranges with calves and bulls listed amid hogs and pig values. City delivery feed costs in Seattle include special and grain products with oats, corn, barley, hay, and straw prices per ton or unit across multiple grades.
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Associated Press
Beattle
Wash
Washington
Puget Sounds
European demand lifts Chicago corn market on opening
Chicago April 17 European demand boosts the corn market at the open but later wanes as selling pressure rises. Traders monitor supply cues and prices edge higher before narrowing gains amid mixed import data and market volatility.
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Chicago
Grain Markets Hold Steady Amid Export Talk and Mixed Prices
Persistent buying by commission houses lifted corn to new seasonal highs while chatter of embargoes by India, Australia, and Argentina hung over wheat. Oats and other grains showed little change with futures slipping modestly and provisions strengthening on the day. Portland exchange noted a quiet session with corn futures dipping to 63.50 and mill feed bidding higher at 41.25.
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Associated Press
Boston
Mass
Nevada
Texas
California
Middle County
Oregon
Valley
Delone
Mohalis
Alla
India
Australia
Argentina
Portland ‘Exchange
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