Market Dips to New Low as Wheat Leads Decline
Chicago open drops on expectations European demand will fail to absorb normal exports before Argentina and Australia. Wheat prices slide to new low records as May delivery posts fresh lows. corn and oats show firmness amid mixed reports of crop yields and private estimates. Omaha and Kansas City rounds report mixed hogs, cattle, and sheep activity with subdued gains and price variations across weight classes.
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Forward Movement on Stock Market Puts Steam Behind Industrial Shares
New York October 1 trading resumed with a broad advance in industrial shares led by United States Steel American Can General Electric Baldwin General Motors Mack Trucks General Motors hit a new high of 1124 as rails softened but overall market rose on optimism about dividend plans and merger rumors. Total volume around 1 700 000 shares.
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Potatoes market and shipments update from Idaho and U S regions
Potatoes receipts in Chicago show slow trading but firm prices for round whites in Wisconsin and Minnesota. Idaho Falls reports total Idaho potato car shipments this season at 1974 against 2001 last season. U S state totals by destination list California through Wyoming with a 886 total.
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Bond market report from New York on October first
Liberty bonds closed mixed with small gains and declines across series. U.S. government 4s stood around 103.5 while 4s near 108.6. 4% issues ranged near 106.13 with varied prices in lead up to the week.
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Livestock Prices Fall as Hogs Slump in Chicago Report
Chicago receipts show 25 000 hogs with uneven demand and declines across weight classes. Slaughter sow and light pig prices drop. top hogs around 13 40 with most 12 90 to 13 15 for butcher grades. cattle receipts at 11 000 with fat steers and yearlings steady to higher, Nebraska fed cattle 8 75 to 10 00.
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For Sale German Police Puppies Pedigreed Bloodlines
For sale seven week old German police puppies with pedigreed stock and strong bloodlines. Describes good character and appearance with wonderful colorings. All males available at price fifty dollars each.
Market Report From Grand Island and Portland
Grand Island and local feeders see no sales with mixed receipts. cattle totals around 2,800 with steady to higher bids, top steers 13.50, cows 3.25 to 10.00, calves 5.50 to 14.50, stockers 6.26 to 8.60, lambs 14.00 to 15.66. Portland market notes cattle 2,000 receipts steady, calves 65, hogs 675, sheep 230, all hogs and sheep on contract, markets nominally steady.
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Raw sugar market weak with lows near 2.92 duty paid
New York October 1 the raw sugar market opened weak with Cuban duty paid prices dropping to 2.92 the lowest since early 1922. Demand was limited with a sale of 9 500 bags at that level offered again without takers.
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Money Market Report From New York Sitting at Four Percent
Call money eased to 4 percent with fast activity and bids near 4 percent. Time loans remained firm with 60 to 90 day maturities at 4 percent and 4 to 6 month terms at 4 percent. Prime mercantile paper also quoted at 4 percent.
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Copper and tin firm in New York metals market
Metals desk reports copper firmer with spot and futures up 14 percent, tin steady with futures at 60.37, iron and other metals steady, lead steady at 9.50, zinc firm around 7.87 to 7.90 in East St. Louis, and antimony quoted 17.25 to 17.37.
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Grain price report from Omaha and Chicago markets
Wheat and corn prices are listed for multiple grades in Omaha Nebraska and Chicago Illinois on October 1. Prices include Wheat No 2 hard 1.47 No 1 mixed 1.44 and corn No 2 white 79% 80 No 1 yellow 78% 80 No 2 yellow 78 80. Oats No 2 white 37% No 3 white 37. Chicago shows Wheat none, corn No 2 mixed 80 1482, yellow 81 14 83%
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Market Quotations for Grains and Provisions
The list shows prices for oats rye and barley with varying grades and weights, including No 2 white oats at 28 percent and 40 percent, No 8 white at 8 percent, rye none, barley 52 ib une seed at 7.00 8.10, clover seed 19.25 27.00, lard 18.47, ribs 17.50, bellies 20.75.
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