Wheat Prices Dip On Spread Selling In May Trade
Chicago May 14 markets show wheat easing after spread selling against corn purchases. Reports say corn planting late in Town and Kansas delays, while domestic winter wheat remains favorable. Closing quotes place wheat weak to down, with corn and oats mixed and provisions steady. arrivals limited and Argentine exports up from last year.
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Representative Sales Livestock in Union Yards
Representative Sales Livestock in Union Yards Chicago May 16. The listing notes ongoing sales today at Union Yards with bidders and cataloged lots led by notable entries such as Hoss.
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Board of Trade Cash Quotations May 16 1947 Markets
Chicago and New York price listings for wheat corn oats rye barley and seeds plus provisions and dairy items. Wheat corn oats rye barley prices vary by grade. eggs butter and cheese quotes included with receipts and standard components. Poultry and other farm products shown with typical market ranges and daily receipts.
Trading quotes through Chicago futures and sugar shifts
Futures closed with butter storage standards at 44c for December and 42c for June. Refrigerator standards announced for November at 35-46c, with storage packed firsts May at 32c and June Blan. Oats steady to lower. Sugar in New York declined 1-32c to 2.58c for spots, refined at 5.00 for fine granulated.
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Fluctuations in Call Loan Rates Spark Market Criticism
New York May 16 The stock market reversed at the open as call money renewal rose to 14 percent then fell to 8 percent causing wide criticism from brokers and traders. Major issues swung with Detroit Edison near a previous high, American Smelting slipped below 100 while Warner Brothers Pictures rose 4 points to 430. Volume reached about 3,700,000 shares with many speculative stocks retreating amid the call loan rate turmoil.
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Iowa Hog Prices From Town Markets Myriad Packing Centers
Iowa town markets report hog prices with Cedar Rapids Ottumwa Mason City and De Moines quotations. Prices vary by weight and grade from 180 to 360 pounds with primes mediums heavies and sows listed alongside packer quotations and regional receipts.
St Joseph Livestock Market Report May Receipts Lead Pricing
In St Joseph Missouri livestock receipts totaled about 8000 hogs and 1200 cattle. Hogs opened lower with top at 10.55 for 210 pound animals and most 250 to 300 pounds selling around 10.10 to 10.55. Packers paid steady to 9.75 for sows. Cattle receipts included 200 head of calves and many 1200 pound steers with top bids reaching 13.50 and general ranges around 12.75 to 11.80 for common Texas grassers. Beef cows sold up to 11.00 with dealers slightly lower. stockers and feeders weaker.
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Kansas City Grain Market Report May 16
Kansas City grain notes show mixed prices for wheat with No 2 red around 1.09 to 1.11 per bushel and No 3 offerings near 1.06 to 1.08. Oats receipts total four carloads with No 3 white quoted about 47 to 48 cents, others around 49 to 50 cents per bushel.
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Minneapolis grain and cotton markets report mixed prices
Wheat receipts reach 126 cars with varied firm and lower bids across northern and dark varieties. Cotton in Liverpool shows steady prices with 4,000 bales traded and US mids to low mids slipping slightly. Chicago cotton futures ease early, May and July futures moved, while overall sentiment remains steady.
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Hogs 10 Tie Off In Chicago Market On Large Supply
Chicago, May 16. Hog prices dropped below 11.00 as marketing rose at Chicago and other centers. Heavy butchers sold a dime lower, medium and light hogs down 15 to 25 cents. top hogs 10.90 to 11.15, few specials higher. Cattle and sheep also moved unevenly with cattle steady to strong and lambs weaker. receipts about 7,000 cattle, 25,000 hogs, and 18,900 sheep.
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Peoria Livestock and St Louis Grain Market Prices
Peoria IL May 16. Hogs receipts 1000, prices 5 to 20 cents lower, top 10.50 to 10.75. Cattle receipts 10. St Louis grain market reports May 16 show Wheat No 9 red 1.201 23, No 3 Red 1.05, Corn No 3 mixed 62. Oats No 3 white 47 1/2.
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Livestock Market Report Big Markets May 16
Kaness Guy of Mo reports receipts at large markets with hogs at top $10.60 for 250-350 lb butchers and 200-260 lb ranges around $10.60, packing sows $8.40-$9.50, pigs $9.35-$10.65. Cattle receipts 2,000 with varied classes: steers 1,000-1,500 lbs about $12.50-$14.35, fed yearlings $13.00-$14.75, cows $8.50-$12.00, stockers $11.75. Sheep receipts 7,000 with spring lambs unevenly lower, lambs $11.75-$16.40, ewes $4.50-$6.25.
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Omaha Livestock Market Report May Day Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices
Omaha Nebraska May 6 hog receipts 9 500 including 1 000 direct uneven mostly lower with top around 10 15 to 10 40 for 240 280 pound hogs and 9 75 10 00 for 280 330 pound range cattle receipts 2 700 steady to strong with fed steers yearlings at 12 50 14 00 with some to 14 0 0 jer live cattle 11 50 13 00 veals 10 75 14 00 sheep receipts 14 060 lambs mostly 25 cents lower with California springers 15 75 16 50 fed wool lambs 14 00 14 75 fed clipped lambs 12 85 13 25 shorn ewes 6 50 down and California feeding lambs mostly 14 00
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Bank Debits and Filings for Waterloo Week May 1929
Waterloo bank debits for the week ending May 10 1929 totaled 8 161 875 79 with daily figures from Thursday to Wednesday. Instruments recorded deeds mortgages and chattel mortgages show week ending May 15 1929 with totals and prior-week comparisons. Number of instruments filed to date reaches 6 621, up from 4 363 last year.
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Livestock Markets Open Lower at East St Louis Auction
Hogs receipts reach 16000 with prices slipping 10 to 15 cents early while pigs show steady to weak demand across weights. Cattle receipts total about 2000 with mixed yearlings and heifers slow, slaughter cattle mostly steady to lower. calves and feeders varied. Sheep at 3600 head decline sharply as lambs and ewes command lower bids amid a soft market.
Livestock Market Report From St Paul May 26
S. ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK reports receipts across cattle calves hogs and sheep. Cattle with about 3 000 head show bulk steers and yearlings at 13 50 down while cows and heifers fetch varied bids. Calves 1 800 receipts mostly 10 50 to 11 00. Hogs 4 500 receipts with prices around 10 50 to 10 60 for 160 200 pound range and 10 75 to 10 00 for other lots. Sheep 100 receipts too light to test market with prices 12 50 to 13 25 and sales weak.
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Potatoes Receipts and Shipments Reported in Chicago
Chicago traders report May 18 with 140 carloads on track and totals of 332 old and 620 new stock in U S shipments. Prices show Alabama Texas sacks, Bliss Triumphs at 4.00 to 4.25 and Wisconsin, Minnesota, North Dakota rounds weak. Idaho Russets listed at 1.75 to 3.00, with broader market softness noted.
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Minneapolis Flour Market Report Unchanged Shipments
Minneapolis May 16 Flour unchanged at 39,993. Bran price listed as 21.50 to 23.50 cents per unit. Market notes reflect steady wholesale movements in Minneapolis milling trade.
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Financial Market Snapshots From New York May 16
Reports show close on curb prices with Liberty bonds trading around 7 percent and several issues near par. Foreign exchange rates drifted irregularly with Britain at 4.84 19-32 and France around 300 5-16, while other global currencies posted varied yields and values.
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Bond Market Signals Slower Activity Amid High Rates
New York May 16 reports continued high money rates and slackening investment demand keeping the bond market dull. Convertible issues showed little activity while most bonds were narrow and down slightly in uneven trading. U S government issues were irregular and foreign loans reported restless amidst uncertain demand.
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