Market and Wheat Outlook Dented by Crop Estimates
Chicago May 2 reports show bearish unofficial crop estimates tempering wheat values while prices rally briefly on late selling. Domestic winter wheat yield expected to exceed last year by about 40 million bushels as rains slow field work. Corn and oats fluctuated with slight gains, while southern centers outbid Chicago for corn in Illinois.
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Chicago
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Ghicago
Lincoln
Neb
Tlinois
Illinois
Cotton futures open higher on mixed demand in Liverpool and Chicago
In Liverpool on May 2 spati a in fair demand with prices steady as 6,000 dates traded and receipts at 9,000. Good mids and strictly mids offered around 10 to 11d and 10-93d, with other grades quoted. In Chicago May open 4 to 15 points higher with May at 14.75c, July 18.80c, October 18.8c, and December 18.95c, up across the board.
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Liverpool
Chicago
Board of Trade Cash Quotations May 2 to 4 7
Chicago prices list mixed with grain and provions readings for Wheat Corn Oats Barley Timothy seed and clover seed. Only No sales for rye and varying quotes for lard bills belly and bellies with cents per bushel or hundredweight figures.
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Chicago
Provisions Prices and Receipts Across Markets
New York and Chicago market reports show steady receipts across multiple commodities. Beef, poultry, eggs, and dairy items list varied prices and inventory levels, with bacon, butter, creamery standards, and fresh cheese products noted alongside turkey and leg horn poultry pricing.
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New York
Butler
Express
Chicago
Bulter
Wheat and Liberty Bond Prices Reported Across Markets
Market notes from Omeaba and York list grain quotations for Wheat and variety grades along with Liberty Bond prices. Northern No 1 wheat shown at 49 cents per bushel, No 2 mixed durum smut at 68 cents, No 2 yellow 85 cents, No 8 yellow 68 cents, and No 2 white at 41 1/2 cents. Liberty Bonds prices include 518 for some issues, Treasury 4s at 99.28, 4s at 108, and 4s at 97.27.
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Omeaba
Neb
Lori
Liberty Bonds Aor
York
u.Pi
Liberty Bonds
Fourll
Treasury
Brisk Upturn In Stocks In Closing Trades
New York May 2 The stock market reversed from a morning drop to a strong close as heavy buying lifted Morgan stocks and utilities lead the advance. Large gains posted by R J Macy Delaware Hodson Mullins Manufacturing U S Realty with broad strength in International Nickel Postum International Harvester and May Department Stores. Closing sales around 3 9 million shares with United Aircraft and Borg Warner near highs and mixed early price movements afterward.
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New York
Morgan
R. J. Macy
Delaware & Jhodson
Mullins Manufacturing
U. S. Realty
Johns Manville
Borg Warner
International Nickel
Postum
International Harvester
Consolidated Gas
American International
May
National
Bory Warner
Purity Baking
Westinghouse Electric
Amercan Telephone
Union Carbide
Texas & Pacific
American Ca
Andes Gooner
Electric Autelite
Wright Aeronautical
Wall Street
Bank of England
Fedral
United Aircraft
Advance Rumely Common
Columbia Graphophone
Advance Rumely
All
Aliis Chalmers Mfg
American, Agr. Chem
American Breet Sugar
American Gannee
American Car & Foundry
American, & Foreign Power
American Locomotive
Ervea
American Smelting
American Sugar Refining
American Tel
American Woolen
American Zinc
Lead & Smicking
Anaconda Copper
Wid Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem 6Steel
California
Calumet & Arizona - Canada Dry
Canadian Pacific
Case J. I. Threshing Machine
Gerro de Pasco Copper
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago Great Western Iteaga Br. St. OP
Ghionga
M. St. P
Chicago
Northwestern
BR. I. & Pacific Chile Copper
Chrysler
Motors
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Consolidated Gas Continental Cran Gern Products
Dupont de Nemours
Electric Power & Light Erie Railroad
General American Tank
General Asphalt
General Cigar J
General Electric
General Motors
General Outdoor Adv
Gimbel Tiros Goodrich B. Fy .S
Graham Paige Motors
Great Norther
Great Northern Oregon Cis
Greene Cananea
Ttowe
Hudson Motors
Eee
Mimois Centeal
Tnland Steer
International Harves International Nickel International
Jordin Motors
Kansas City
Keith Athee
Lambert Lehieh Valley
Mack Trucks
Martoud Oi
Miami Copper
Kan
Texas
Missouri-Pacife Montgomery Warr
Nash Motors Biscuw
Wlinual Dept. Stores
National Lend
Nevada
Central Ooo
Secre
Eae
N.Y
NL & Hartford
Northern Pacific
Packard Motors
Pacific Gas & Electric
Pan American Beznars
CAT
Mt: Paramount
Pennsylvania
Rallroan
People’s Gas
Pere Marquette
Phillips Petroleum
Radio Corporation
Reading
the Republic Iron & Steel
Reynolds Tobacco
Bans Roebtrek
Sheil Union O11
Simmons Co
Sneliir Cons
Sothern
Pacific Southern Rathway Fans
Standard Gaas & Electric Standard Oi
Standard Oi
New Jorary
Standard Oil
Studebaker Corporation
Texas Corporation
Texas & Pacific Timken Roller Bearing
Cseveses Es Bug Tobacco Products
O Union On
Union Pacife United Clynr
United States Rubber
United States Steel
United States Steel Universal Pipe
Westinghouse White Motors
Willys Overland Woolworth
We Wright Acro
Yellow Truce Pe
Minneapolis Grain Prices and Arrival Notes May 11
Minneapolis grain report lists wheat receipts by cars comparing to last year. Prices shown for No 1 northern, No 1 dark northern, and amber durum with arrivals quoted. No. 4 oats and various durum categories noted with price ranges and month details.
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Minneapolis
Sian
Bard
Kansas City Grain May 2 Market Report Summary
Grain items show mixed price quotes for wheat corn and oats. No. 2 dark hard and red mixes held largely unchanged with scattered small bid movements, while corn and oats receipts noted small activity and nominal prices amid a quiet trading day.
Peoria Grain Market Report Summary
Grain quotes from Peoria show wheat prices steady with slight gains in oats. No 2 yellow corn and mixed oats quoted. No 3 yellow soybeans adjust modestly. Overall, prices mixed across cereals with minor increases in white oats and mixed lots.
Chicago May 2 Market Notes Include Alfalfa Prices
Fragmentary market brief from Chicago dated May 2 lists prices for alfalfa at 18.0077, Clover at 19, and related items with mixed and unclear terms. Several garbled entries reference commodities and prices, reflecting a rough OCR pass on a local market listing.
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Chicago
Timothy Clover
Waterlo o Market Prices at Noon May Grain and Produce
Waterloo markets list noon prices for grain and produce from Prom Waterloo Mills, including wheaty oats barley rye flour and patent varieties, plus dairy butter eggs lard and potatoes, with cattle hogs and packers price quotes from Rath Packing Co and Iowa Flour & Feed Co, and hides and pelts from Gohn Bross.
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May Grain
Prom Waterloo Mills O
Swift & Co
Rath Packing
Iowa Flour 4 Feed Co
Gohn Bros
Iowa hog price quotes from Cedar Rapids to Sioux City
Iowa markets report hog prices across Cedar Rapids Des Moines Mason City Ottumwa and Sioux City with tops around 10.80 for 180-300 lb hogs and 11.00 in bidding, plus varied prime and packer rates. Cattle and sheep receipts noted with hogs leading gains and stable to higher bids across several centers.
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Associated Press
Towa
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Mason City
Ottumwa
Sioux City
Estimated livestock receipts at Chicago tomorrow
Chicago May 2 estimated live stock receipts for tomorrow include 2000 cattle 12000 hogs and 11000 sheep according to the market report.
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Chicago
Futures close report from Chicago markets May 2
Futures closed for butter and eggs with storage and fresh standards. Butter December 43.0 and June 42 1/2. eggs refrigerator standards new November 33 1/2. Storage packed firsts May 30 and June 29 cents per pound.
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Chicago
Bond Market Sees Convertible Shares Lead Trading
New York May 2 Two additions to the semi speculative convertible group American SGL Chemical Star and American Telephone 414s drove today’s bond market. Chemicals rose sharply as high as eight points before profit-taking pulled back 4 to 5 points. By noon over 70000 par value of debentures traded. Telephone Convertibles rose but could not sustain early gains as overall trading stayed dull aside from government obligations and foreign issues remaining steady.
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New York
American Sgl Chemical Star
American Telephone
United States
Hog Market Brisk Recovery Amid Higher Chicago Prices
Chicago on May 2 reports a strong hog market as demand lifted values 15 to 30 cents, with butchers gaining most and round 200 pounds fetching 11.60 to 11.74. Cattle traders faced slow, mostly steady demand with steers 13.00 to 14.00, calves steady, while sheep and lambs traded slowly with lambs at 16.00 and shorn at 14.50 to 15.00. Receipts for the week reached 43,062 cattle, 127,969 hogs, and 60,158 sheep, against last year's totals.
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Chicago
Sheen
Jeff
California
Livestock Markets Report From New York May 2
Irregular demand affects foreign exchange rates and livestock trade across nations. Currencies rise and fall with European markets while Rome, Tokyo, Shanghai, Montreal report varied price levels for livestock and related goods.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Jugo-Slavia
Austria
Rolimania
Argentina
Brazil
Tokio
Shanghai
Montreal
Market Notes From St Paul and St Joseph Cattle and Hogs
Receipts in St Paul show cattle with steadiness in weights and calves weaker. hogs up to 11.25 for some packers and sows stronger, with light weights higher. sheep receipts small with lambs steady but ewe prices softer. St Joseph reports 4,000 cattle with steady trade, beef cows around 8.75 to 7.40, stockers weak. sheep receipts 7,000 with California springers and Nebraska Colorado wool offers bid lower by about 25 cents.
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South St. Rau. Minn
St. Joseph
California
Nebraska
Colorado
Texas
Bank Debits for Week Ending May 1 1929
Waterlo o bank debits for the week ending May 1 1929 as reported by the Waterlog Clearing House association show totals by day. Figures include 2 061 704 65 for Thursday and 739 072 48 for Wednesday with other days listed as well. Bank names include Black Hawk County Abstract Co in Waterloo.
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Black Hwk County Abstract Co
Waterloo Bank
Waterlog Clearing House Association
Sugar Market Brief Pushes Prices Amid Interest
New York May 2 raw sugar steady as traders show interest at 3.64 cents for Cuban, while holders seek higher. Refined sugar remains unchanged to 4.9 to 4.90 cents per pound for granulated sugar as markets digest demand signals.
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New York
Chicago and Midwest Potatoes and Flour Market Update
Chicago reports mixed potato trade with varied stock movements and price shifts across regions. Wisconsin Minnesota North Dakota and Red River ship sacked whites and russets with modest gains. Minneapolis flour notes unchanged shipments and a Brant value of 22,502.50 driven by 26,881 barrels.
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Chicago
Texas
Bliss
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Idaho
Minneapolis
Minn
Barreia
Brant
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Hahn Department Stores Inc
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