Financial Markets Rally Extends With Strong Volume
Stocks moved higher with heavy two hour session turnover above 650000 shares. Key gainers included Southern Railway and Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburg, while U S Steel and other leaders posted solid advance amid a government report on crude oil consumption. Net changes showed mixed foreign exchanges with minor European currency shifts.
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Federal Reserve Bank
Raw sugar market in New York steady with minor declines
The raw sugar market remained quiet in New York on May 2 with spot prices at 4.27 and no reported sales. Liquidation over the weekend and selling for European accounts contributed to slight declines in futures, May 5.29, July 2.49, September 2.79, December 2.77. refined sugar stayed light with prices 5.60 to 6.70 and refined futures nominal.
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Market Closing Scores From New York Trade Daily
New York reports closing figures with Continental at 25, Prairie Pipeline 121, Standard of Indiana 63 percent, Standard of New York 42 percent, New Bradford missing data, Salt Creek Consolidated 7.
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Livestock Prices and Receipts Across Chicago Markets
U S Dept of Agriculture livestock report from Chicago on May 2 shows hog receipts about 4 000 with steady to firm colors across weight classes, prices from 10 50 to 11 46 for various hogs, sows and slaughter pigs. Cattle and calves receipts around 500 with slightly higher fat cattle and veal calves 25 50 higher. stockers and feeders near 9 25 9 50. Sheep receipts 6 000 with fat lambs 0 75 to 1 00 higher and wool lambs 13 50 to 16 00, California springers 16 75 17 25.
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U.S. Dept. of Agriculture
Market Summary for Kansas City Stockyards May 8
Cattle receipts 200 calves 60 and better weights show mixed steady to up to 25 cents. top yearlings 11.00 and best medium weights 10.75 with heavies around 10.60 per 1340 pounds. Bulls and calves vary. stocker feeder steers up 25 cents. Hogs receipts 2,000. packer market steady to strong with top 11.08 and most sales 10.80 to 11.00. Sheep receipts none. lambs up about 1.00. Arizona spring lambs 15.00–16.00. shorn ewes 7.00–7.35. overall market movement mixed across cattle hogs and sheep.
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U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
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Market Prices Hogs Cattle and Sheep In Omaha Auction
Hogs receipts 6,000. prices steady to 10c higher with top at 10.90 and bulk 10.76 to 10.85. Cattle receipts 200. fed steers and yearlings down to 10.60 for heavy weights. bulls and stockers varying. Sheep receipts none. fat lambs and wool lambs mixed gains with wool lambs 15.00 to 15.60 and spring lambs 16.00 to 16.50. price ranges reflect Friday auction activity.
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U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Livestock Market Reports From Portland and Ogden May Day Trading
Portland market shows steady classes with varying price drops across weighty steers and veal calves. Beef steer prices range 8.00 to 10.10, cows 6.00 to 8.50, light veal 10.50 to 11.00. hogs uneven with butcher grades weaker. sheep spring lambs down 25 cents. Ogden receipts include hogs 1,192 with packers buying up to 11.00. cattle 37 head, beef steers 8.50 to 8.75, cows 5.59 to 6.50, veal calves 7.50 to 8.50. sheep higher on most classes with a Wyoming lamb sale noted.
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Cattle Market Report from Los Angeles May 2
Los Angeles cattle receipts moderate with killing classes steady to strong. Top steers 9.35 with bulk 00 to 30. grass steers 8.75. fat cattle 7.00 to 7.25. calves 11.00 to 14.00. butchers 14.00. packing sows 12.25. lambs 25 to higher. springers 12.60. Market active, steady to weak versus week ago.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Wheat Upturn Fails to Hold as Sellers Take Profit
Chicago reports mixed wheat trading with early gains eroded by heavy selling. Adverse crop prospects and shifting demand kept the market volatile as May futures slipped while corn and provisions showed mixed movement.
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Wool market quiet as mills hold back sales in Boston
Boston reports a quiet wool trade with mills buying only to fill existing orders. Bradford prices show slight declines across most lines while Geelong shipments indicate 12,000 bales sold in two days, with American buyers hesitant.
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Potatoes Market Report from Chicago and Midwest
Potatoes receipts this May 2 show mixed activity with Wisconsin and Minnesota round white varieties trading around 70 to 85, Florida barrel spalding rose No 1 at 5.25 to 6.15, and Texas sacked Bliss Triumphs at 3.00 to 3.25. Market remains about steady as new stock moves slowly.
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Wheat and corn price summaries from Kansas City and St Louis
Kansas City markets on May expose wheat No 2 hard at 15241.72 and No 2 red at 169 1.75 while corn No 3 white 1.01 103 percent and No 2 yellow 1.05 1.07. St Louis cash wheat No 2 red 1990 1.95 and No 3 red 1.85. corn No 2 mixed 1.94 1.07. No 2 white 1.09. No 3 white 107 percent. No 2 yellow 1.11. No 3 yellow 1.09 1.10. Close wheat May 1.62 bid July 146% bid September 1.39. corn May 1.03 asked July 108% bid September 1.08.
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Butter and creamery extras reports and egg receipts
Chicago may 2 butter pricing shows lower creamery extras at 3944 standards with ex tra firsts 38 39 and firsts 36 27 percent. seconds 32 35 percent. Eggs receipts total 20 128 cases with no change.
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Liberty bonds close with varied settlements across series
Bond market report from New York on May 2 shows Liberty bonds closing with mixed results. 3s at 100.28, first and second 4s blank, first 4s at 102.3, second 4s 101.16, 8rd 4s at 101.31, fourth 4s at 102.10. U S government 4s at 101.19 and U S government 4s at 105.20.
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Market Notes on Spring Lambs and Ewes Prices
Readable report shows prices for springers at 11.00 and lambs quotable 13.25 to 14.00. Good and choice light weight shorn ewes range 4.75 to 5.50, with a 117 pound fall shorn deck at 5.50.
Livestock Market Report San Francisco May 2
Hogs receipts 4 000 down 50 cents to 1.00 lower bids weak. Cattle receipts 2 600 slow trade, various prices for medium and grassers, some dairy items light. Calves 400 steady with weak medium 360 to 400 lb. Sheep 13 700 light trade, lambs under 70 lb steady, over 72 lb weaker, ewes firmer to 2 50 higher.
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San Francisco
U. S Department of Agriculture
Hog Market Report From St Spoagh May 8
Hog prices steady to lower with top 11.05 and bulk 10.60 to 11.00. Cattle receipts 60 with week figures 8.50 to 10.50 for cows and heifers and calves around 8.60. Lambs at 14. or 8.60 with stockers and ewes listed. total receipts about 4,000.
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Weekly Grain and Provisions Market Summary
Slashing unofficial wheat yield estimates lifted U S prices this week with wheat 6 to 10 cents higher and corn up modestly while oats varied. Frost risk and revised winter wheat totals pressured market sentiment as Britian's credit deal and Magland standard reshaped expectations.
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U. S
Four Men Arrested Over Idaho Copper Stock Theft
Detectives report recovery of 4,000 shares of Idaho Copper stock stolen from Chalmers McCarthy of Niles Ohio. Four men were arrested and charged with stealing 5,000 shares and a $975 certified check from the Ohio man last week.
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Foreign exchange steadiness reported in New York markets
New York May 2 foreign exchange rates show steady quotations in cents for major currencies. Rates listed include Great Britain at 4.84 percent, France at 5.23 percent demand and 5.25 percent cables, Germany at 23.80, and Argentina at 32.62 with various other nations and Tokio and Shanghai prices noted.
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Silver and currency prices on May dates
Metal markets report bar silver at 67 percent in New York with 52 Mexican dollars. London shows bar silver at 31 7-16 pence per ounce.
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Weather outlook for coming week
Washington May 2. Weather outlook for the week beginning Monday reports mostly fair conditions for the Rocky Mountain and plateau regions with temperatures normal or above.
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Real Estate Transfers Filed Friday
The following transfers were filed Friday including J C McNichols to M C McNichols for lots 16-18 and block 210, valued at 10 500 feet. Daniel H Sedgwick and spouse to Melvin B Jensen. Kruasman to H D Richards for lot 24 block 36 West Pocatello. Guy Murphy and spouse to Joseph M Murphy Investment for NW quarter and NE quarter sections. Bertha Larson executor to Matthew Larsen per distribution decree for lot 8 block 586.
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Bank Clearings in Pocatello Friday Reach $163304.26
Bank clearings in Pocatello on Friday totaled 163304.26 dollars. The figure reflects activity across local institutions and mirrors steady banking volume for the period.
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Market roundup shows mixed stocks and firm bonds
New York markets report strong American Can gains over five points while bonds stay firm. Foreign exchange uneven with Norwegian kroner near year high. Commodities show cotton down, sugar easy, coffee weak due to Brazil. Wheat steady, corn weak, cattle uneven, rail issues firm amid varied closing prices for many major stocks.
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Market Review for the Week
New York reports Britain's return to the gold standard sparked the week’s notable rise in sterling. Bond prices firmed amid easy money rates while stock markets stayed narrow with selective rails utilities and special issues rallying. Steel, sugar, textiles, copper and oils fell on weak demand as unfilled orders declined. Maxwell prices rebounded and Dodge securities faced syndicate withdrawal, shaping motor stocks.
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Law Institute Accepts $20,000 Annual Gift for Code Study
In Washington on May 2, the American Law Institute in convention voted to accept a $20,000 yearly gift for three years from the Laura Spellman Rockefeller Memorial. The funds will be used to help draft a model code of criminal procedure.
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Ford touring car license 32077 motor 711785 inquiry
Shaw Auto Co asks for information on the Ford touring car with license 32077 and motor 711785. Mr Dahlstrom is the contact at M-3 Tribune Want ads for results.
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