Market notes show corn futures at mixed, prices drift lower
Chicago reports Friday trade held mainly local with buying at low points and reduced selling pressure. Corn closed weak with September down to about 1.84 and December near 1.44. Oats and provisions mixed with gains offset by a lighter demand and currency effects. various regional quotes and futures prices listed for wheat, corn, oats, and lard across Chicago Kansas City and St Louis markets.
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Markets New York and Chicago Grain Butter Prices
New York and Chicago market report notes butter prices steady with varying receipts and quality. Creamery butter levels improve slightly while eggs, poultry, and cheese show mixed moves. sugar and coffee prices listed along with farm product quotes and livestock prices across several midwestern markets.
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Stocks rally in New York as investors turn cautious
Stocks rose Friday in New York amid fading labor worries and strong foreign exchange signals. Motors oils and tobaccos led gains while industrial alcohol and Wilson declined. rails and shipping improved with early payments in maritime issues. Call money firm, mercantile paper 4 1 2 percent.
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Hog market climbs with third straight weekly rise
On Friday hog prices advanced 45 cents amid ongoing relief from last week’s lows. Hay remained strong with two loads at 32 dollars per ton, corn at 2 dollars per bushel, oats mixed around 76 to 78 cents. Turpentine rose to 21.75 per gallon. hay baled at 28 per ton. hides quiet. other markets steady.
Livestock Market Report from Multiple Cities
Chicago and East Saint Louis plus Kansas City and Peoria show cattle hog and sheep receipts with mixed price moves. Hogs generally higher with tops around 22.30 in St Louis and 21.85 in Chicago. cattle mixed with steers demanding up to 18.75 in Chicago and 18.50 in St Louis. lambs and sheep steady to higher in places, with calves and feeders also listed. Wheat and cotton notes appear as market ticks with futures opening firm in New York.
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Daily Market Letter From Long Commission Co
Corn prices opened high on buying by belated shorts and Texas offerings. The large crop in Texas plus carryover from last year could create a bear factor in corn. oats weakened as export demand faltered and barley bids ran below. Provisions firm early but faded with grain weakness as stock yards traders sold. stocks were sought early with short covering but hesitancy kept bulges in check. Prices now seem investment based with cautious trading limiting a sustained bull market.
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New York Stocks Outlook Boosted By Earnings Increases
The Friday stock session showed higher values as motor stocks led gains with General Motors rising about five points to around 223 after dipping to 212 on Thursday. Investors urged buying strong shares on dips, watching foreign exchange, and seeking improved rails and crops prospects for continued earnings and dividends. Recommend buying The Pacifics, St Paul, Atchison, Great Northern, Southern Railway, Hook Island, Canadian Pacific, Liberty bonds, and packing stocks. Coppers, oils, steels, and tobaccos also seen as favorable buys as profits near early results. Hecla and Caledonia named for dividends with earnings growth expected.
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Grain Markets End Mixed as Corn Holds, Cats Trade Quiet
Corn opened strong and rallied early, then weakened as speculative holders weighed profits. Trade was narrow with slow export interest, receipts small and producers reluctant to sell, while rye and barley futures rose modestly and cash markets showed mixed firmness. Provisions slid from early gains as hog supplies stayed light and overall market sentiment remained cautious.
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Markets Hesitating Dun's Report Says
New York August 23 Duns today will say another week of price agitation and investigations of fresh strikes and threats of others and of demoralization in foreign exchange could hardly have failed to affect the economic situation. Bank clearings are unprecedented yet indicate shrinkage of business as signs grow clearer in hides leather and textiles. Most markets show activity in past orders but new bookings are down while some lines gain. Weekly bank clearings six million nine hundred sixty one thousand one hundred eighty four dollars and seventy one cents.
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