New York Cotton and Stock Market Highlights June 2
New York cotton opens easy with a small decline, then firming as Oct and Jan futures rise on drought hopes and weather. within the day Oct reaches 17.25 and Jan 17.39 before closing higher. Stock market opens with gains, wide fluctuations, and then broad participation with General Electric reaching a new high and many stocks trading near or above previous peaks.
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Chicago Livestock Prices Report June 2
U S Department of Agriculture notes for Chicago markets show hogs 28 000 head fairly active with loads at 9 359 60 for 160 to 200 pounds and varying ranges up to 9 60 for light weights. Cattle 10 000 head with fed steers and yearlings 16 to 15 cents higher, best fed steers 13 25, yearlings 12 25, mature steers 10 00 to 11 50, bulls 7 35 to 7 40, and light vealers 10 00 to 11 00.
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New York Eggs and Cheese Prices Mixed in Trade
Market reports show eggs unsettled with fresh gathered storage up 23 to 30 cents, nearby hennery browns extras 29 to 30, Pacific coast whites extras 32, and do firsts to extra rate 29. Cheese prices steady at current levels.
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Butter Market Steady In New York Trade
New York butter prices hold steady as supplies noted at 29,602 with creamery extras quoted around 43.
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Chicago Butter And Eggs Prices Report
Butter prices eased in Chicago with creamery extras at 41 1/4 and standards 40 percent. Extra firsts 59 cents and grade A firsts 37 cents. second grade 35 and 37 cents. Eggs remained unchanged.
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New York Sugar Prices Steady on June Market
Raw sugar held firmer early with a rise of 1/32 to 4.88 a hundredweight duty paid. Refined sugar stayed at 6.10 to 6.20 for fine granulated.
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Liverpool Spot Cotton Prices and Market News
Liverpool reports firm spot trade with prices easing. American cotton grades steady, with sales totaling 10,000 bales and 7,000 American bales. Receipts 4,000 bales including 100 American. Futures closed very steady with July 9.02 and later months around 9.16 to 9.29.
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Chicago cash grain price report
Wheat prices ranged from No 3 red 1.45 to No 1 hard 1.54 with mixed and other quotes noted. Oats ranged from No 2 white 55 to 56. No 3 white 54. Barley 90 to 97. Timothy seed 4.00 to 5.25. Clover seed 25.00 to 34.00.
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New Orleans Cotton market rebounds on dry Texas weather
After opening down, New Orleans cotton rose as reports of continued dry weather in West Texas supported demand. July touched 16.89 cents, Oct 17.18, and Dec 17.39 before profit taking trimmed gains. Prices firmed again with no rain expected in Texas, ending mixed but higher. Exports reached 17,285 bales. Spot trades closed steady with gains up to 6 points.
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Chicago Poultry Prices Steady Across Varieties
Chicago market report lists poultry alive about steady with fowls priced 18 to 28 cents, springs 33, broilers 22 to 27, turkeys 23, roosters 14, ducks 23 to 30, geese 23 to 25.
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Corn Leads Gains as Rain Delays Planting in Chicago
Chicago grain notes corn outpaced wheat with sharp price jumps as renewed rains delay planting. Initial corn quotes rose 32 to 34 percent. oats and provisions firm while wheat opened flat and softened. Savannah naval stores show turpentine and rosin firm with modest stocks. Cottonseed oil markets in New York and New Orleans close firm with mixed oil prices and steady crude readings.
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Government Bonds Closing Prices in New York
The market reports government bonds quoted in dollars and thirty seconds. Liberty 3 48 100.81. 7 thirty seconds, 2nd 1, 3rd 10, 4th 4 106.38. 4s 108.28. 43s 113.30.
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President Coolidge to Meet Newspaper Men in Dakota Mountains
President Coolidge will receive members of the National Editorial Association during their tour of Nebraska and the Black Hills of South Dakota this month. Old Buck, Nebraska Press Association secretary, was notified. He will spend his summer vacation at the state game lodge in the Black Hills.
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Former Editor Pendleton of Richmond Dies
Edmund Pendleton former editor of the Richmond News Leader and member of a distinguished Virginia family died today in a Convalescent Home in Richmond Virginia Funeral services will be held Friday at 1 at Luke s Church in Powhatan County near Penn Hurat where the editor resided for years
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Chicago Potato Prices Mixed Across Regions
Chicago June 2 reports show potatoes strong with Alabama Louisiana Georgia and Texas selling at 5.75 to 6.00 for sacked bliss and round whites. Ordinary stock 65.40 at wholesalers. South Carolina barrel Irish cobblers 9.00 to 9.25. Wisconsin Minnesota sacked and bulk round whites 4.00 to 4.25. Canada lacked white varieties 4.65 to 4.75.
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