Market News Grain Prices Slide On Bin Data And Weather
Chicago June 1 The grain market weakened after a 200000 bushel holding limit took effect. Corn closed 1% to 1.5% lower with July at 1.69 to 1.69 and September around 1.59. Oats fell 4% amid favorable crop prospects and government selling fears. Wheat and other items show mixed quotes and sizable weekly receipts across Chicago Minneapolis and Duluth car lots.
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Duluth
Cate
Stocks Rise On New York Market After Tuesday Liquidation
The New York stock market advanced on Thursday with gains in United States Steel and United States and the Independent steels leading the way. Shipping shares like Atlantic Gulf and West Indies climbed nearly 4 points, and Tobacco products and GM reached new highs. Bond demand remained solid with total par value sales around 10.15 million as list prices for major issues fluctuated and Liberty bonds posted varied final prices.
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Independent Steels
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Atlantic Gulf
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Anaconda
Atchizon
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Can. Pac
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Studebaker
Armion Pac
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U. & Steel Pfd
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Grain and livestock prices from Chicago to New York markets
Grain markets in Chicago and St Louis report mixed corn and yellow and white corn prices with various No. 2 and No. 4 lots quoted. Peoria records lower corn, while Kansas City notes unchanged cash wheat and mixed corn prices. Minneapolis and New York show spot wheat and corn levels, plus farm product price lists and local market quotes for hay, grain, and livestock.
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Miller & Arthur Co
New York Stocks Forecasts and Cautious Buys Across Markets
The Friday stock scene showed strength with motors opening higher and expectations of rising earnings amid planned gains in rails and grain lines. Investors urged buying undervalued bonds and select oil and steel issues while warning of violent pullbacks and the risk of overbought conditions.
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White
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Pacifics
Atchigon
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St. Paulo
Rock Island and Southern Railway
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Lecudate
Texas Oil
Sinelule
Mersican Petroleim
Raliwon VS. Steel
Midvale
Ana Econda
Armours
Cudahy
Swifts
Otis
Bue Cosden
Pederal
Akmulgee
Allen and Troston
Wyoming
Caledonia
Hecla
Cresson
God
Corn and Oats Fall Amid Reports of Weakness in Hogs
Corn prices eased about 1 percent as modest rain prospects and ample receipts weighed, with 536000 hundredweight to the United States from Argentina of a 2,000,000 barrel shipment. Oats declined alongside corn while export activity persisted. Provisions showed a sharp early drop on pervading oleomargarine resale fears and hogs weakness, though a late rally faded. Steel led a broad stock advance despite labor worries and slow peace-treaty progress.
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United States
New York
Shorts
VU. Steel
Markets News Roundup from New York and Chicago
New York markets show butter firm with high creamery values and strong receipts, while Chicago reports butter higher and poultry steady with mixed case quotes. Cheese receipts remain heavy with price variations, and potato and jobbing notes include regional sacking prices for northern whites and Texas varieties.
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U. S
Florida
Texas Triumphs
Texas
Trade Reports Show Favorable Advances
New York June 7 Bradstreets today will say wholesale and retail trade and industrial conditions are more uniformly favorable than at any previous time this year. The chief complaint is demand revealing past conservatism in ordering amid shortages in many lines. Crop reports from the south show cotton in the grass due to continued rains, while harvest of a bumper wheat crop in the southwest is impeded by similar trouble. Rain has aided spring wheat and newly planted corn. warm weather eastward speeds farm growth. Weekly bank clearings reach 6 997 663 000.
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Bradstreets
Gome Hitherta Laggiara
New York Money Market Report Summary
New York money market notes show mercantile paper at 54 percent, sterling day bills at 4.69, and firm government and railroad bonds. Time loans remain firm across 60, 90, and 180 day terms. Call money ranges high at 6 and low at 5 percent with a closing rate around 5 percent.
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New Yok
Mercantile Paper
Sterling
Call Paney
Livestock Market Snapshot Across Multiple Cities
Chicago market receipts 36,000 with uneven prices. cattle receipts 3,000 with higher bids for prime beef and steady feeders. hogs at St. Louis and East St. Louis around 19.75 to 20.30 for most weights. Kansas City reports lower hogs and higher beef steer values. Peoria notes lower livestock prices and sparse cattle demand amid varied cattle and sheep quotes.
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St. Louis
St, Louis
East ST. Louis
Kansas City
New York Coffee Market Briefs On June 7
New York Safar reports steady conditions in raw sugar and refined oils with minor price shifts. Coffee trading in New York shows quiet activity as Santos and other futures edges move within narrow ranges.
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New York
Jones Says Senate Will Not Repeal Wartime Prohibition
Washington June 6 Senator Jones of Washington told the national Anti-Saloon League convention that many anti prohibition senators oppose repealing the wartime provision on beer and light wine as written in the constitution and expect strict enforcement of national prohibition. Representative Fess of Ohio said no committee would report repeal. Speakers included Hobson secretary Dr Robert Hercard J W Allison and Rev Henry Carter.
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Henry Carter
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Great Britain
Minimized impact of Western Union strike in ten states
New York June 6 Newcomb Carlton president of Western Union Telegraph Co says the strike ordered by Commercial Telegraphers Union head Koeenkamp would have virtually no effect on Western Union. He notes only about 700 of 40,000 eligible employees are union members and fewer than 400 in the strike territory. Konenkamp condemns Burleson for restoring control to company executives, urging a strike to protect workers.
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Western Union
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Packing Firms Merge To Form Big Concern
New York June 6 A merger of eight independent packing houses into one, capitalized at 165 million dollars, was announced by James Imbrie of Imbrie & Co. Hawkinson, ex Wilson & Co. VP, becomes president of the new firm. PF. S. Mayor of Boston, ex Food Administration meat official, will be an executive.
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PF. S
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Food Administration
Wilsons Brussels Visit Postponed Over Queen Illness
President Wilsons Belgium trip to Brussels has been delayed due to the Queen of Belgians illness. Elizabeth is reported to be suffering from hay fever, causing the postponement until late next week.
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No Trace Of Envy In Welcome Given Chief Of NC
Lieutenant Commander Albert C Read and the NC-4 crew were guests at a luncheon hosted by Major General Seeley in London. The event honored the American seaplane’s trans Atlantic flight and included remarks from British leaders. Read noted no envy from Britain while praising American achievement.
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Austrian President Voices His Chagrin
In Vienna on June 3 President Seitz criticized the peace terms as failed proposals and said the terms would feed Bolshevism and be dangerous for any signer. He lamented the lack of power to enforce terms in German Austria and noted danger for the responsible official. Dr Karl Renner plans a verbal discussion of terms at St Germain.
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America
Wilson Confident Treaty Aligns With Fourteen Points
Paris June 6 President Wilson says the German counter proposals to the peace treaty conform with his principles and that the treaty as drawn up fully matches his fourteen points. He adds he would correct any error if his opinion were contrary.
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Paris
Wilson
Cleveland Puts Out Big Reward For Reds
Cleveland citizens offer a 25000 dollar reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the men who dynamited Mayor Harry L. Davis home. An additional 25000 dollars was raised to aid police, with potential extra funds up to 30900 dollars to be announced by Mayor Davis if needed.
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Harry L. Davis
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