Wheat Market Mood Wobbly Amid Weak Spreads
The wheat market shows alternating weakness and brief rallies with profit taking by sellers. Export bids stay under the market as weather looks favorable for winter wheat in Canada and the United States. Montreal ships await cargoes with little chartering, while expert Burton Hungerford pegs the winter wheat crop near 585 million bushels amid a recent improvement.
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Grain and seed prices listed for Chicago market
Chicago market prices dated June 29 show Wheat No 2 red at 111, Corn No 2 mixed 82 83, No 2 yellow 84 8b, Oats No 2 white 49 44, No 3 white 42 43, Rye none, Barley 60 70, Timothy seed 600 650, Clover seed 15600 1700, and Ribs S76 962.
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Chicago Wheat Futures Summary
Chicago futures show July opens at 101 to 102 with high around 102 and low near 101. September opens near 192 to 194 with similar high and low ranges. December opens from 105 to 195 with modest variation and close around 195.
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Market report from Omaha livestock sales
Livestock receipts in Omaha total 20 000 hogs with bids mostly 25 to 30 cents lower. cattle receipts around 1 300 with slow trade and prices mainly steady to weaker. sheep and lambs receipts about 4 060 with lambs 10 cents higher on best Idaho and native lines. Bulls and calves mixed with various price levels.
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Bologna
Chicago hog receipts on June 29 show varied trade
On June 29 Chicago hog market receipts reached 29 000 with fair activity on better grades and lower than Thursday's average. Bulk sold from 180 to 275 pounds and top values around 710 with limited high grade weights. Packing sows traded around 590 to 625 with strong weights mainly 640 to 660.
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Chicago
Uik
Cattle and Sheep Receipts Trimmed in Week’s Trade
Cattle receipts for the week show mixed classes with steady to firm values and several sums noted. Fat sows and packing stock are described as smooth with prices around 50 to 70, while killing classes remain steady for spot buyers. Sheep receipts reach around 7000 with fat lambs in the upper range and lambs largely steady. no westerns, direct packer shipments mixed, with heavies and culls noted at 350 to 490.
Kansas City cattle and sheep market report summary
Cattle receipts around 2000 with 366 calves. demand weak for most classes. Native steers near 1000. grass and Texas cattle 625. yearlings 775 785. Sheep receipts 2000 lambs steady. better grades 1460 1476, culls around 850. Texas wethers 800.
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Texas
Livestock Market Report From St Joseph Missouri
In St Joseph Missouri on June 29, cattle and sheep receipts are listed with prices and trends. Hog receipts show a 15 to 20 cent drop for good and choice, steer lots around 900 pounds with mix of grades, and packers quoted top figures. Cattle receipts total about 650 with Texas feeders and veal calves noted. sheep receipts near 1500 with native fat lambs and odd head wethers and yearlings included.
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Exchange rates show mixed overseas demand in late June
New York cables report generally weak foreign exchange quotations with varied demand. Britain shows 457 percent, 60 day bills 455 percent. France 608, Italy 442, Belgium 616, Germany 8, cabled 8. Holland 3915, Norway 1643, Sweden 247, Denmark 1765, Switzerland 1768, Spain 1457, Greece 306, Poland 8, Czecho Slovakia 299, Argentina 3537, Brazil 1112, Montreal 97 percent.
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Holland
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Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
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Brazil
Montreal
Copper and metals market prices steady in New York
Copper spot and nearby 1% 15. Tin firmer spot and nearby 3912 futures 3900. Iron, lead steady with spot 685. Zinc quiet East St. Louis spot nearby B75 58. Antimony spot 690 700.
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Sugar Market Firmer As Cuban Sales Steady
The New York raw sugar market opened firmer with no new Cuban offers while holders of duty free sugar asked 5c over Cuban centrifugal. Reports of stronger refined demand and better inquiry supported futures with scattered covering and buying by commission houses and European interests, lifting prices by 21 to 26.
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Commission
Refined Sugar Prices Edge Lower in Choppy Market
At noon prices stood 13 to 14 points higher not higher, with refined sugar market unchanged aside from a few refiners accepting orders at 25 dollars for fine granulated sugar. Business was light and demand weak, with second hands selling below refiners quotations as refined futures remained nominal.
New York Call Money Rates Amid Market Mix
June 20 market note reports call money steady with high and low at 6 percent, ruling and closing bids at 6, loans against acceptances varied, time loans firm. Mixed collateral cited, prime commercial paper around 5 percent, with 4 to 6 months notes near 5 to 6 percent.
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Market Summary of Silver Prices in Two Cities
Silver prices show a 68 percent bar in New York and 48 percent in Mexican dollara. London reports 34% pence per ounce, with June 29 as the date for all quotations.
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New York
London
Lead Price Cut by ASR to 85 Cents Per Pound
New York June 29 The American Smelting and Refining company reduced the lead price from 700 to 85 per pound.
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New York
American Smelting & Refining Company
Potatoes Prices and Shipments Reported Across Regions
Chicago notes slower potato receipts with 36 car shipments totaling 788 and shipments recorded. Southern markets show trucks of cobblers varying with 390 325 heated 2h0 a00. North Carolina reports 425 650 barrel cobblers and Virginia 575 barrel cobblers.
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Trumphea
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Virginia Barrel Cobblers
Modern System Perfects Diet
Dr. Alonzo Taylor of Stanford told the AMA that diversified agriculture, efficient transport, and markets can shield urban populations from food shortages. He urged education, especially for children, on milk, leafy vegetables, and raw fruits, and discussed milk-based bread as a complete food using vitamins and salts. He warned against basing diets on price or calories alone.
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Alonzo Engelbert Taylor
Food Research Institute
Stanford University
American Medical Association
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Physicians urged to lead move on health campaign
In San Francisco on June 29 the American Medical Association gathered child specialists and preventive medicine experts to press for stronger physician led health protection. Speakers urged cooperation with non medical groups and emphasized infant mortality prevention through maternal care and thorough investigations into infant deaths to guide prevention efforts.
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Washington, D. C
New Dredge May Save Millions
Cincinnati reports a government owned hydraulic dredge under construction in Charleston West Virginia to be launched into the Ohio River about five months later. The 175 by 50 feet vessel with a 24 inch suction pipe and 1 000 horsepower Diesel engine aims to reduce dam proposals on the river, potentially saving millions. Named for engineer C B Harris who supervised its design, the dredge costs about 350 000 dollars and will include a traveling crane and space for 42 crew plus mess rooms.
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Thursday Games Across Cities With Rain Affects Lineups
The schedule lists games in American leagues across Chicago Cleveland New York Philadelphia St Louis Boston San Francisco Portland Seattle Los Angeles and Sacramento. The report notes weather disruptions and lineups featuring players such as Rommel Braggy Shawker Severeid Wells Zachary Ruel Ring Hubbell Winters Henline May Hannah and others. It also cites a population figure: more than 15 000 000 people live in zoned cities.
Famous Slave Station Destroyed by Fire in Indiana
Petersburg Indiana June 29 AP another station of the underground railroad that aided enslaved people escaping to the North was destroyed by fire caused by a defective flue. The Posey family home once sheltered fugitives and a secret tunnel and cellars connected to the White River facilitated escape to Canada before the Civil War.
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Apes Show Higher One-Hand Strength Than Humans
The claim notes that apes possess greater strength in a single hand compared with the average man’s two hands. It implies notable upper body power differences between apes and humans based on limb strength comparisons.
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