Irregular Wheat Market Closes Mixed as End-Year Adjustments Hit Prices
Wheat prices ended partly lower and unsettled on month end adjustments as traders deferred actual deliveries. December and May contracts showed modest changes while corn slipped slightly and oats remained local. Provisions rose alongside hogs. Russian drought and Argentina, Australia, and India supplies influenced outlooks.
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New York Stock Exchange Post-Holiday Market Dullness
Post-holiday trading in New York was notably dull with uncertain price movements and profit taking. A few stocks rose, led by United Railway investment issues and leather shares, while others drifted or fell, with rails mixed and money markets showing modest gains and rates.
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Minneapolis Grain and Potato Market Report
Minneapolis grain prices for No 1 northern iron and related grades range from 1.06 to 1.20 per bushel with 31.07 for December and May at 1.13. Grain types listed include corn oats barley rye flax with various No 1 and No 3 designations. Chicago potato market notes dull trading with 54 car receipts and U S shipments at 530, no Northern White sales. Idaho and Russet prices given for sacked stock.
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Market Hesitation Gives Way To Closing Gain In Late Trade
The market drifted cautious for most of the day with weekend profit taking in evidence but no marked selling pressure. In late trading two strong tones pushed the list higher with a steady close as oil production cuts for the week ended Nov 24 aided sentiment. Bethlehem Steel executives echoed optimism and the railroads' October earnings were forecast around 100 million, about 4.9 percent on a yearly basis. Submarine Boat Corp reports 22 ships in coastwise and intercoastal use with a small profit amid prior idle assets. Granby Consolidated plans to suspend Allenby copper operations until market improves while Standard Oil of Indiana closes two Carlinville mines affecting 1,000 workers. Stewart-Warner Speedometer Co sees near capacity and strong orders for Q1 1924.
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Officials foresee steady capacity for early 1924 operations
Officials stated there was every reason to expect capacity operations would be the rule in the first three months of 1924.
Livestock Quotations From Chicago Show Varied Price Movements
USDA reports Chicago market receipts hogs 48 000 animals with mixed gains across weights. Hogs top 7.10 for 225 325 pound butchers and 6.65 6.95 for 150 210 pound averages. sows and pigs varied. Cattle receipts 12 000 with active trading. fat steers and yearlings ranged 8.25 13.25. cows softer to steady. Sheep 24 000 with fat lambs 12.75 13.25 and fat sheep around 25c lower. feeding lambs not yet sold.
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Cattle and Hog Receipts Steady to Higher in St Paul Market Report
ST PAUL Minn Nov 30 cattle receipts 2000 steady to strong common and medium fat steers and yearlings priced 450 to 750. bulk 550 to 750. calves receipts 1000 up 25c higher bids 750 to 775. Hogs receipts 12000 around steady with Wednesday best 150 to 250 lb 640 to 650. 150 to 170 lb hogs 650. sows 650. pigs 5.50 to 5.75. Sheep receipts 1800 lambs 25c lower early 12. culls 8.50. ewes 4.50.
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Butter and Eggs Market Notes From New York and Chicago
Butter receipts in New York totaled 5 347 with creamery extras at 52 to 55 cents and 32 score creamery extras around 47 cents. New Jersey hennery whites and nearby browns offered 60 to 78 cents. Chicago butter values rose with creamery extras at 52 to 49 cents and egg prices steady around 44 to 47 cents for firsts. Cheese receipts remained weak at 147 033 pounds.
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Market Report copper and metals steady in New York
Copper quiet at 13 1/2 cents spot and futures. tin steady at 47.75 spot and 47.25 futures. lead 6.85 to 7 cents spot. zinc quiet at 6.37 to 6.40 cents. antimony 8.80 to 8.95 cents. East St. Louis pricing noted for zinc.
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Bar Silver Prices Mixed Across Markets
Bar silver rates show irregular trading with Mexican dollars quoted at 49 5e in New York and London listing around 0.2 16d per ounce. Telegraph notes a 2% and 3% per three month movement amid short-term shifts in demand and supply.
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Market Report Shows Mixed Cattle and Sheep Activity
Cattle receipts 3 200 steady to lower on fed steers and yearlings with top steers around 10 dollars. Sheep receipts 8 000 with lambs opening slower and wool lambs at about 12 dollars, ewes to 6 40, feeders steady and top feeding lambs near 12 ¼.
Kansas City cattle and hog market receipts and prices
Cattle receipts 3500 with calves 800. beef steers and yearlings steady to up 15 cents with top heavies 10.75. Hogs receipts 10000 with prices rising 10 to 15 cents. top hogs 6.80 and bulk 6.35 to 6.75. Sheep receipts 5000 with killing classes slow. lambs about 25 cents lower and maturing Kansas fed offerings at 12.35.
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Kansas City
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Market Results Across Regions Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Los Angeles reports cattle receipts 490 with steady tools. steers 1000-1090 lb bring 7 to 7.50. cows mixed. calves 80 receipts steady. Denver hogs 1000 up 15-20c. cattle 2000 steady. lambs 4300 open bids lower. Portland cattle 543 receipts. hogs 10c higher. sheep nominal.
Spokane Market Reports Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices
Spokane market news shows cattle receipts 263 with steady demand. Prime steers 6.75 to 7.25, cows and heifers 4.75 to 5.25, canners 1.50 to 2.25, stockers 4 to 5.25. Hog receipts 492 steady demand. prime mixed 7 to 7.25, heavy 4 to 6, fat pigs 6.25 to 6.50. Sheep receipts none, prime lambs 9.25 to 10.00.
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Market Prices for Sheep and Mutton
Listing prices for livestock and mutton including prime yearlings at 3.50 9.25, prime wethers 6.50, best mutton ewes 3 5, with related per-unit figures.
Foreign exchange rates briefed for Nov 30
New York nov 30 foreign exchanges show irregular quotations in cents for major currencies. Rates listed include Great Britain 4.351 16 demanded, 4.335 16 cables, France 5.34% demand, 5.35 cables, Argentina 31.25, Brazil 8.98, Canada Montreal 97 percent, and others with various small figures.
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New York Navy Call Money Rates Report
Call money stronger with high 5 percent and low 4 percent as the ruling rate at 4 percent. Closing bid 5 percent, offered at 5 percent. Last loan 6 percent. Call loans against acceptances 444 percent. Time loans firm with 60 to 90 days at 5 percent and four to six months at 5.5 percent. Prime commercial paper at 5.5 percent.
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New York
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Sugar Prices Hold Steady On Refined Market
New York November 30 refined sugar stays quiet at 9.20 to 9.25 for fine granulated. Refined futures are nominal. Sugar futures close steady with about 17 000 tons traded: December 5.60, March 4.50, May 4.60, July 4.69.
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