Grain Chicago Market Slumps on false strike settlement rumors
Acute weakness in the corn market Friday followed by rumors of a switchmen strike settlement. Prices closed lower with July and September futures down, oats and provisions also slipping. Trading was cautious as bear pressure and larger railway car supplies weighed on sentiment, with upcoming receipts expected to dampen any rally.
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Grain Markets Across Cities With Mixed Quotes
Chicago reports mixed corn as No 1 at 1.94 to 1.96 dollars per bushel and No 2 at 1.92, with various yellow and white corn readings. Oats range from 1.05 to 1.09, wheat No 4 northern spring at 2.89, rye 2.16, barley 1.50 to 1.62, and seeds priced around 10.5 to 25 dollars. Other cities show corn No 2 white 2.75 in St Louis, Minneapolis oats and wheat around 3 dollars, and local cash wheat varying with regional prices.
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Wheat Advances in Local Market on Friday
Wheat advanced five cents in the local market Friday the only change in rotations. Millers now pay $2.80 per bushel for wheat. Weather prevented any offerings from hay and grain on the city market lot during the day.
Local Markets Farm Prices for Hay Grain and Livestock
Prices paid by Koellenberg Milling Company cover Wheat No 1 tested 60 pounds and better at 2.89 Rye 1.70 Oats 1.05 Yellow corn 1.95 Baled hay and straw ranges with Timothy Clover and Alfalfa listed. Hog prices by weight from 140 to 300 pounds with various quotes. numerous milling products and feeds priced per cwt. Hide and fur markets note declines, with No 1 and No 2 hides and calf prices. other items include tallow, lard, and auxiliary commodities.
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Markets The May 2 New York price report and earnings
New York markets report mixed commodity and financial data with butter creamery and extras quoted, poultry and potatoes steady or higher, sugar and coffee prices unsettled, and financial markets showing steady exchange and bond activity. Notable item prices include butter and creamery levels, No 2 shipments, and various financial instrument quotations.
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Stocks Ease On Holiday Volume In New York Trade
New York May 29 stock dealings fell to nominal levels as the approaching holiday pressured activity. Rails and steels led a firmer to strong tone, with rails more active and a steady demand for railroad bonds. Call loans held at 6 percent while some relaxation appeared mainly in thirty day maturities. Total sales neared 15 million par value with a sharp reaction noted in foreign exchange markets.
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Livestock market reports from Chicago and St Louis May 29
Cattle receipts about 6 900 in Chicago with steer prices up 25 cents and yearlings near 14 dollars. packers top 14 50, bulk around 14. calves strong around 14. hogs receipts 24 000 with prices mostly up 10 to 1 cent and tops near 15. sheep and lambs mix with primes at 17 40 per head. St Louis reports similar cattle and hog trends with top hogs near 14 99 and lambs around 16 60. overall market strength in several livestock categories.
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Readjustment in trade spreads to textiles and hides
New York reports a widening liquidation across business lines with readjustment seen in textiles hides and leathers and footwear. Prices and future operations show impact amid a backward season and transport congestion causing transaction shrinkage and rising cancellations and revisions. Weekly bank clearings reach 7 870 075 241 dollars.
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New York May Lon Cotton Futures Close Mixed
Cotton futures in New York closed with July at about 37.79, January at 33, and spot middling cotton near 40 as market activity remained quiet. Prices listed show varied futures values and spot quotes amid modest trading.
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Probate Court Inventory for McCarl and Kreinberg Estates
In probate court an inventory filed by executrix Mrs. Hannah McCarl lists Judge Lyman McCarl’s estate at 1 400 in real estate 1 000 in Mercantile Trust stock and 5 035 40 in other assets plus 5 035 notes. Kreinberg estate shows Quincy real estate 2 200 and notes 100 with bond 200. Catherine Fendrich estate reports chattels 50 notes 2 920 25. Mary Hummelt estate receipts 3 345 45 disbursements 2 843 27 recorded.
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