Stocks End Day About Even Amid Dividend Slump
Stocks closed essentially unchanged while dividends dominated news from directors meetings. Rail stocks hit new lows on May operations earnings, Santa Fe skipped common share disbursements, Allied Chemical moves offset by American Can quarterly payout, Norfolk & Western cut to eight dollar basis. Volume reached 829,745 shares.
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Chicago Produce Market Report June Update
Chicago notes poultry prices by live weight with loads of 51 trucks. Fowls and broilers quoted at 18c to 14c with hens and roosters at 12 to 9c and turkey prices 10 to 12c. Butter and eggs show steady or easy movement with graded extras around 12 to 13c for firsts and 11 to 12c for current receipts.
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Foreign exchange rates steady in New York
Foreign exchange held steady in New York with Great Britain at 3.60 percent demand and 3.61 for cables, 60-day bills at 3.59 percent, France around 3.93316 demand and 43.9314 cables, Italy about 5.08 percent demand and 5.091 cables, Belgium 13.9142, Germany 23.69, Montreal 87.75.
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Wool prices show gradual broadening in Boston market
Trading in wool shows a very gradual broadening tendency with sales closing on 64s and finer combing wools and 58s 60s and 56s territory wools. Prices on combing 56s territory were 30 32 cents on secured basis while other prices held about steady. Volume of business was small.
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Sugar prices ease in New York market
In re fined sugar the withdrawal demand remained liberal but new business was light and prices stayed steady at 3.95 cents for fine granulated. Futures quoted 23,450 tons for July at 0.79 cents, September 0.86 to 0.87, October 0.89, December 0.93, January 0.94.
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Local Quotations on Female Clerks’ Vitality and Ability
The female clerk of 18 or 19 shows extraordinary vitality and general ability, equal to male clerks, says Sir Joseph Burn, general manager of a large London assurance company.
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Flour in Butte in local market quoted at four sixty
In Butte flour prices reported at the local market show a quotation of 4.60 per unit. The report notes steady demand as merchants note supply movement.
Butte Hog Market Prices Reported in Local Emarket
Hogs were quoted yesterday in the local emarket with categories including Choice at 3 1 2 cents, Medium Theavy at 3 1 2 to 3 3 4 cents, Heavy at 3 3 4 cents, Extra Heavy at 6 2 cents, Light at 3 8 cents, and Extra Light at 3 1 2 cents, reflecting market spread.
Grain Market Ends Mixed on Decline and Support
Wheat posted gains after early selling as markets found support and receipts remained light at Southwest points. Minneapolis noted a steady July wheat buyer, while foreign data suggested favorable prospects except for parts of Russia where Spring wheat acreage is down. Export sales were moderate with activity in hard winters and Canadian wheat.
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Market Update Brevity Amid Mixed Grain and Hog Signals
Receipts totaled 38 cars with a small Western run, compared to last year. Weather and crops remain favorable. Shipping demand holds firm and hog prices stay steady, suggesting a two sided market. Oats trade light with limited buying despite low prices. rye market narrow with a late rally and Canadian rye export sales noted.
Journal of Commerce on the Grain Situation
Chicago June 28 Wheat traders face uncertainty as Southwest weather may cut final yield though current conditions discourage. Europe’s demand could lift North American wheat if harvest delays persist, while Northwest weather may decide. July corn spread to 2 cents. August corn in Buenos Aires near September futures.
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Chicago Market Report Cattle Hogs Sheep June 28
Chicago markets show cattle 5 000 calves 2 500 generally steady to strong early dry fed steers 7.00 8.25 best heifer yearlings 6.75 bulls firm sausage top weight 3.40 dealers 25c lower bulk 3.00 6.00. Hogs 15 000 active 10 20c higher good to choice 180 240 lbs 4.70 4.80 top 4.85 350 lbs 7.35 pigs 4.00 4.50 packing sows 3.50 93.90. Sheep 12 000 few sales steady packers bidding 25c lower choice natives 6.25 6.50 bidding 6.00 on few loads Idahos fed yearlings 4.00 4.50 fat ewes 1.50 2.00.
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Omaha cattle hogs and sheep market summary
Omaha reports cattle for sale with 7 000 head calves and 1 300 pound steers pushing to 8 00 per hundred. Hogs trade on the shipper market up about a dime with top at 4 35 for 180 210 lb hogs and sows rising. Sheep and lambs ease a bit with early sales around 5 50 for natives and feeding lambs slipping from 5 10.
Market summary of cattle hog and sheep in Denver Portland and Spokane
Cattle and hog markets show mixed trends across three cities on June 28. Denver reports steady to slow cattle and firm hogs with top dealers at five dollars per cwt and varied calf prices. Portland notes steady to easier hogs and weak sheep with high grade lambs around four dollars. Spokane shows overall steady receipts and prices across cattle hog and sheep with little change from prior levels.
Cattle and hog market results from South St. Paul auction
On June 28, South St. Paul reports cattle receipts at 1,900 with offerings steady and yearlings up to 7.00, calves down to 5.50 for select lots. hogs at 550 with 160 to 240 lb stock scarce and top 4.40, sows 3.00 to 3.60, pigs 3.75. sheep receipts 1,200 with slaughter lambs steady to 5.25 and better grades at 5.50 for native ewes and wether lambs.
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Potato Prices Report From Chicago Market
USDA notes receipts of 36 crates with 146 new and 14 old, total U S shipments 454. New stock shows strength with moderate supplies and good trading. Southern Bliss peaches are listed at 1.50 to 1.60, cobblers and Virginia cobblers show varied prices. old stock dull with no reported sales.
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Wheat closes firm in Portland market
Portland wheat closes with July at 484, September 4834, December 50. Cash grains mixed with Big Bend Bluestem at 59, soft white 50, western white 49, hard winter northern spring 48 1/2, western red 472.
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Call Money and Money Market Report from New York
Call money in New York was steady at 2 percent for the day. Time loans remained steady with 60 to 90 days at 1.25 to 1.5 percent and 4 to 6 months at 1.25 percent. Prime commercial paper quoted at 2 1/4 to 2 1/2 percent. Bankers' acceptances unchanged.
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Wheat futures drifted lower in Liverpool and Minneapolis
The Liverpool market closed with wheat at slight losses and a report from Minneapolis shows July wheat opening around 52 and settling near 52 with a tight range. Sept wheat traded near 51 and 50% on the open and close readings.
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Seattle grain market report clarifies wheat prices
Wheat prices for July ranged around 48 1/2 cents with mixed highs and lows as Seattle grain notes soft white western white hard winter western red and northern spring classes. Big Bend bluestem listed at about 52 cents.
Metal Market Rundown From New York Trading
Copper quiet at 5.3 cents spot and future. Tin at 19.00 spot and 19.20 future. Iron unchanged. Lead at 3.00c spot New York and 2.90c East St. Louis. Zinc barely steady at 2.70 to 2.75c. Antimony at 5.00c.
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Wheat Advances Amid Light Arrivals and Market Swings
Chicago dispatch reports brisk support for wheat as arrivals remain meager and weather in the southwest looms as a key factor. Prices closed near the day’s high with July oats and rye hitting long-standing lows, while corn and oats rallied on firm demand and shipping activity.
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Carload Shipments Reported for Wheat Corn and Oats
Kansas City routes carry wheat 114-443 and corn 2-46 with oats 3-1. Omaha shows wheat 15-4 and corn 3-18. Duluth lists spring wheat 5-51 durum 5-19 winter 44-7. Chicago totals include wheat 17-124 corn 91-500 oats 28-34 rye 3-3 barley 0-0. Winnipes wheat 1 249-714 oats h-66 barley 29-61 flax 28-6 rye 24-82.
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