Wheat and corn prices rise on open as market gains
Chicago traders saw wheat and corn move upward at the open on Sept 8, led by a smaller than expected US grain supply and higher Liverpool quotations. Wheat prices climbed to December 1.62 and May 1.555, while corn rose from 86 to 64 cents for December and closed little changed. Prospective crop damage and a cooling in hedging volume tempered gains later.
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Price of cotton jumps $4 a bale on bullish report
New York September 8 AP The government cotton crop report sets conditions at 56.2 percent and 1925 yield at 15,740,800 bales sending cotton futures higher by 4.00 a bale from Friday. October contracts hit 25.18 cents per pound and December 23.45 cents amid selling pressure across the South after the Census figures.
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Raw sugar market steady with mixed futures in New York
In New York on September s the raw sugar market held steady with no sales reported. Holders asked 4.40 for prompt delivery while refinery refusals capped at 4.33 for Cuban duty paid. Futures were irregular as near months liquidated after 19 September notices, later months steadier on European cover. Midday quotes showed a two point drop to three point gains. Refined sugar inquiry noted but quotas unchanged from 5.55 to 6.60 for fine granulated.
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Livestock Market Report From Chicago and Cattle Receipts
Livestock market data shows Chicago receipts of 32 000 with gains to 10 cents. Hog prices ranged 11.20 to 13.25 with heavy weights 12.00 to 12.90 and sows around 11.00. Cattle receipts 22 000 with steers up to 15.88 and vealers 12.00 to 12.60. Sheep receipts 20 000 with fat lambs 14.75 to 14.85 and feeding lambs 12.75 to 15.25. demand uneven for western grassers and fat stock.
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Omaha Livestock Market Reports Mixed Receipts and Rates
Omaha and Ogden yard data show hog receipts around 7,000 with varied butchers prices and steady to lower packing grades. Cattle receipts near 7,000 with bacon and feeder classes mixed, lower cattle for calves and sheep totals about 20,000 with lambs down and ewes steady. Derby region buyers show hogs around 12.60 to 12.75 for butcher lots and steers trading up to 14.00 for weighty loads.
Kansas City market cattle and hogs pricing report
Kansas City and Portland stockyards report cattle receipts around 2,500 with mixed demand. Cattle quality mostly grassers and feeders. heifers and cows show modest rises. Hog receipts near 8,000 with steady to 10 cent declines. top hogs around 12.65, bulk 11.60. Sheep receipts 74,000 with western lambs up 25 to 35 cents. top lambs near 15.75. Portland notes nominal steady cattle and hog markets, few calves not sold, feeder lambs 11.00.
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Money Market report shows mixed call money and rates
In New York the money market remains firm with high call money at around 6 percent and low near 4 percent. Ruling rate sits near 4 percent with closing bids and offers around 6 percent. Call loans against acceptances are about 3 percent while time loans stay firm. Collateral terms for 60 to 90 days show around 4 percent with prime mercantile activity noted.
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Metals News Summary Reflects Quiet Copper and Steady Iron
The report notes copper futures steady near 677.76 with 87.62, iron prices stable with No. 19 at 50.20, No. 2 northern at 19.50 and No. 2 southern at 18.609, lead roughly 6069.75, and scattered, unclear market chatter from Bart Be Lule and others.
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Upward Movement To Stock Market Sharply Recedes
New York stock activity today sees a rebound in motor and industrial shares after a slight setback when call money rates touched five percent. Chrysler climbs over ten points, Kansas City Southern leads rails, and several top issues reach new highs while food and utility stocks rise. Total volume about 1,200,600 shares.
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International Harvester
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California Packine
Grain supply rises in U S stocks report
New York on September 8 reports increases in the visible grain supply across commodities. Wheat up 2,453,000 bushels, corn 165,000, oats 7,430,000, rye 369,000, and barley 853,000, signaling broader stock growth.
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Potato Market Receipts and Prices Fall Slightly
Chicago on September 8 reports 192 carloads of potatoes received with mixed shipping totals for Saturday Sunday and Monday. Trading fair, market weaker. Wisconsin bulk round whites sell 1.80 to 2.00, fancy shade 1.90 to 2.00, Minnesota sacked round whites 1.85 to 2.00, ordinary quality 1.70 to 1.80.
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Kansas and Omaha grain prices report
Prices from Kansan City and Omaha dated Sept 8 show wheat and corn quotes for Sept and future contracts. Wheat No 2 hard ranged 1.57 to 1.62 while corn No 2 white traded around 96 cents and oats No 2 white about 33 to 39 cents per bushel.
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Kansas City Market Prices on Feeds and Grains
Kansas City market notes show hay priced around 60 cents to one dollar per unit. Timothy mixes range from 16.60 to 17.60. Prairie hay 14.00 to 12.00. Choice timothy alpha mix 20.50 to 22.56. Clover mix light 15.60 to 17.00.
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Liberty bonds closing prices on Sept eight
New York reports Liberty bonds closed with 8s at 100.20 and 1st and 2nd 4s showing varied values. 1st 4s at 102.3, 2nd 4s at 100.31, Sr a 4%e at 101.12, 4th 4% at 102.3, U S government 49 at 102.23, and U S governments 4% at 106.6.
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Silver prices update from London and New York
SILVER London reports bar silver at 32 and a half cents per ounce. New York quotes bar silver at 72 and Mexico dollars at 65 and one half cents.
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Exchange Rates Across Nations on Sept 8 Markets
Foreign exchange rates list irregularities with quotations for Great Britain France Germany Belgium Netherlands Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland Spain Greece Poland Czecho Slovakia Yugoslavia Austria Romania Argentina Brazil Japan China and Canada. Cables and demand figures accompany each currency, showing varied values and spread across international markets.
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Investigation into causes of disaster continues as crew eyes Lakehurst
The article describes an investigation into a disaster tied to the Shenandoah wreck. Commander Jacob H. Klein leads the board and notes salvaged parts will be shipped to Lakehurst. Nineteen survivors will be interviewed before the final report. John F. McCarthy remains in poor condition, while Raymond Cole plans travel from Marietta to Caldwell for briefing.
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Funeral for Commander Zachary Lansdowne in Greenville
Impressive funeral services for Zachary Lansdowne commander of the Shenandoah were held at St. Clair Memorial Hall Greenville. Distinguished Ohio citizens attended as Greenville honors its illustrious son. Lansdowne’s mother Mrs Elizabeth Lansdowne and local figures joined the rites. Dr John E Monger delivered the oration and James W Huffman represented the state.
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Wild Norse Mesa shines at Orperium with Jack Holt
Screen swifter and swifter horses race the wilderness in Zane Grey’s Wild Norse Mesa. The dramatic thunder and life risking chase unfold as outlaws pursue a herd toward a death trap. Jack Holt stars tonight and tomorrow in the feature’s final showings.
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Honolulu Beauty Goes From Debut to Striking Strands
Miss Honolulu Marquita Deas rose as a film hopeful in Hawaii then joined Strand sets. On her first day she fainted from a light during My Wife and I, earning instant veteran status after quick recovery and a return to shooting under director Millard Webb.
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Notable Cast Men, Women in Paramount's Not So Long Ago
The article lists cast members including Miss Rich with Huntly Gordon John Roche Constance Bennett John Marion Tom Ricketts and Claire de Lopez. It notes tomorrow's bill will feature Betty Bronson and Ricardo Cortez in Paramount's Not So Long Ago.
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One Year to Live at the Capitol
Levee producer of One Year to Live the First National film shown at the Capitol theatre valued a grounded approach. He chose not to send director Irving Cummings to Paris or Monte Carlo for authentic settings or lavish spend.
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Dispatch and Photographer Sent to Gather Visuals
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