Wheat and cotton edge lower after morning spikes
Chicago market reports mixed with wheat up early on wave of buying overseas then retreating as profit-taking surfaced. Prices closed higher for wheat overall while corn oats and provisions showed varied moves. Liverpool and Buenos Aires demand buoyed gains. Canadian sales quiet amid flood conditions and favorable crop weather influencing cash prices. Cotton in Chicago opened flat to down, July through March futures all easing on renewed selling.
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Kansas City Grain Prices and Receipts Report
Kansas City grain market roundup from June 24 shows wheat receipts at 455 cars with various No 2 and No 3 grades priced around 1.09 to 1.20 per bushel. Corn receipts 131 cars offer mixed bids with No 2 white near 0.91 to 1.06, and yellow around 0.87 to 0.94. Gates grain receipts four cars show No 2 white about 0.45 to 0.47 and No 3 around 0.48 to 0.49.
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Bond market dull as convertibles lead activity in Chicago
In Chicago trading of converts dominated the day with American Telephone 4s Atchison 4435 and International bonds accounting for most of volume. International bonds rose to new highs near 19 and American convertibles hit new movement highs. Atchison at 122 traded at a fresh 1929 high while other issues stayed weak.
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Money market rules push stock rally into irregular trade
New York June 24 UPI The expected money stringency from year settlements opened with the call rate at 16 percent from a renewal rate of T percent. Discounting eased some, boosting a strong stock market and shifting activity to irregular. Early session saw bids lift rails and industrials gain with steels and oils leading. Pennsylvania hit a new rail high as General Motors boosted autos.
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Waterloo markets Waterloo markets South St. Paul Ming June 24 report
Market report from South St. Paul detailing cattle receipts 5,500 with slow opening and price softness. calves 2,600 with 50 cent lower ranges. hogs 11,500 with fair activity and steady to 10 cent higher quotes. price ranges listed for fed steers, yearlings, stockers, calves and various hog weights. Strong emphasis on declines in cattle and mixed hog prices.
Potatoes and grain market notes from Chicago and Omaha
Chicago reports receipts of 124 new and 20 old potatoes with 208 new and 73 old total shipments on Saturday and 32 cars Sunday. Prices include North Carolina barrel Trish Cobblers at 3.450 and 4.00, East Shore Virginia barrel Trish Cobblers at 4.50, plus Wisconsin sacked Found Whites with minor gains. Omaha wheat and corn prices listed: No 2 dark hard 1.17 3/4, No 1 hard 1.08 1/4, Corn No 1 white 1.02 1/2, No 2 white 0.96, No 1 yellow 0.89, No 1 mixed 0.85. Receipts none.
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Futures Snapshot From Chicago and Minneapolis Markets
Chicago futures show mixed butter and egg standards with December and November contracts noted. Minneapolis flour prices remain unchanged at 6,836.95 per barrel for malt cotton sacks, with shipments totaling 47,249 and bran at 19.00.
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Hay market report from Chicago on June 4
Receipts of hay totaled 16 carloads including timothy clover and mixed varieties. Prices ranged with timothy and clover around 10.60 to 12.00 per unit, mixed hay about 19.00 for 19-? and alfalfa around 14.00 to 22.00 per unit.
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Sugar Prices Hold At New York Market
Raw sugar remains at 3.820 for spots duty paid and refined sugar stays at 4.85 cents per pound for fine granulated in New York dealings issued on June 24.
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Board of Trade and New York Market Quotations June 24
Market reports show cash quotations from Chicago and New York on grains, provisions, butter, eggs, and poultry. Notable entries include Lard 11.95, Butter creamery extras 42c, eggs steady near 32.5c, various white and brown hens and turkeys priced across categories, and regional Missouri egg and butter prices unchanged.
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Omaha Livestock Gathers Slow Trade Across Hogs and Cattle
Omaha Neb June 24 Hog receipts 14 000 including 1 100 direct slow to 0c lower to shippers top 10 83 170 to 5 4 lbs 10 65 10 75 230 to 480 lbs 10 50 10 70 packing sows 9 25 9 15 feeder pigs 8 07 10 50 average cost Saturday 10 43 weight 262 For the week 10 39 weight 759 Cattle receipts 500 steers and yearlings weak to ground 230 lower some bids more she stock weak to 25c lower reels ground 50e lower stockers and feeders weak to 26c lower early sales fed steers and yearlings 19 95 15 00 high steers 18 18 some held higher heifers 11 18 held above 14 00 cows 25 9 10 top years 14 09 odd head 14 50 15 00 stockers and feeders 11 50 13 60
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St Joseph Livestock Market Report June 24
Hogs receipts 6000 with steady to 10 cent higher top 10.90 for 170 to 250 pounds. Soints 325 pounds and under range 10.00 to 10.50. Sows steady 9.25 to 9.73. Calves receipts 200 with beef steers weak to lower. choice steers around 15.00. cows 8.00 to 10.00. stockers and feeders steady with top near 13.00 for yearlings and 13.50 for lighter calves.
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Cattle Trade Slows With Weakness in All Cattle Grades
Cattle trade started slow with weakness in all cattle under choice quality. Hogs held steady with early prices near 11 to 11.25 for choice butchers and around 10 to 10.85 for various weights. Receipts totaled about 45,000 hogs and 16,000 cattle with 11,000 sheep, as feeders and calves saw mixed activity and prices drifted lower across most classes. Lambs were weak on a thready market, with native lambs around 14 to 14.50 and yearlings near 7.75 to 12.00.
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Hogs and cattle receipts and Chicago livestock outlook
Peoria market reports show hog receipts around 2,000 with prices near 11.13 for top hogs and bulk 10.75 to 11.00. Cattle receipts about 160 with unspecified prices. Chicago tomorrow's livestock receipts projected by type. St Louis grain notes wheat prices in various futures grades with mixed values for hard, yellow, and white varieties.
Livestock Markets Report From Liberty Bonds News
U S bonds closed with Liberty bonds showing values around 3448 and 8.28 on first but invest notes indicate fluctuations. Market text appears fragmented with Treasury classes and figures obscured by OCR errors.
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Foreign exchange rates show steady demand across major currencies
New York markets report steady demand with quotations across many currencies. British pound trades near 4.85 dollars, Italy at 5.22 euros, Germany around 23.82 percent, Norway 96.62 percent, Sweden 26 767, Denmark 26.61 cents, Switzerland 19.944, Spain 14.15 cents, Poland 25 cents, and Argentina 42.00 cents. Tokio 43.600, Shanghai 7.83 cents, Montreal 8.15 ta.
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Hay market brief from St. Louis shows mixed timothy clover prices
In St. Louis, prices list for hay and clover products include No 1 timothy No 1 clover mixed at 17.00 and 14.00 respectively, No 2 at 10.00, No 1 alfalfa 24.00 with 25.00. The entry notes various grades and amounts for buyers.
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Iowa Hog Price Quotes From Packing Centers
Town markets list current hog prices by center with Cedar Rapids Des Moines Ottumwa Mason City and East St Louis figures. Receipts and pricing vary by weight class and grade with primes heavies and sows shown, reflecting a broad regional snapshot of market conditions.
Wheat Receipts Hover As Horses And Mulesymbols
In St Louis on June 24 reports show stable to higher prices for draft and farm horses and mules with varied prices by size and type. Grain visible supply in New York declines by about 1.943 million bushels, noting a tightening in wheat stocks.
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Minneapolis Grain Prices and Wheat Receipts Report
Minneapolis grain market notes wheat receipts compare with Montana flour types. Prices show No 1 dark hard Montana at around 1.82 to 2.18 percent, with futures for July September and December listed. Also included are No 1 red diurnal and No 2 yellow oats prices and oats data.
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Peoria Grain Prices and Corn Quotes June 24
Peoria grain markets show corn futures higher with No 2 yellow at 0312 94ic and No 7 yellow at 92 3c. No 3 white 0919 0214c and No white 60 91c. No 5 yellow 90 9gic and No 9 micro 12 9q94e. Oats unmoved quoted No 3 at 44¢.
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