Wheat tightens import demand in world markets
World wheat import needs this season are forecast to grow by 36,000,000 bushels to 633,840,000, boosting Chicago futures to firm closing after an initial decline. Liverpool weakness and December hedge liquidations contrasted with rising Canadian arrivals and doubled Lake shipping insurance, while North American export activity remained slow.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Europe
Winnipeg
North America
Flour and Bran Market Report From Minneapolis
Flour unchanged shipments 47,886 barrels. Bran priced at 29 to 29.50 per unit. Date noted as November 20.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Market Stock Rally Pushes Shares To Record Highs
Speculators drive a broad stock advance in New York with about twenty issues hitting new peak prices. The Dow and 20 industrials index reach record highs as volumes top 2.95 million shares and firms like General Motors, Dupont, Montgomery Ward and Sears Roebuck post notable gains amid steady money and copper price moves.
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New York
Navy
Associated Press
General Motors
Ford
Dupont
Peerless
Jordan
Continental Motors Company
Bloomingdale Bros
Cerro de Pasco
Corn
Eureka Vacuum
Goodrich Rubber
Marlin Rockwell
National Biscuit
Pacific Coast
Peoples Gas
Reid Ice Cream
Stewart Warner
Victor Talking Machine
Warren Bros
American Machine and Foundry
American Radiator
Collins & Aikman
Commercial Solvents
Continental Insurance
Pullman
Timken
Pan American Petroleum
American Republic
Canadian Pacific
Pere Marquette
Wabash
Metals Market Report Highlights Copper Tin and Zinc Movements
New York copper remains firm with spot and futures near 137 cents. Tin edges easier at 58.75 dollars spot and 58.62 for January. Lead and antimony hold firm while zinc softens in East St. Louis.
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The
Associated Press
New York
East St. Louis
Bond quotes on New York Stock Exchange list varied rates
Closing quotations show United States Liberties First 44s at 28420, Belgium 69s 109, Norway 68 at 101, Bethlehem Steel 68 at 104, General Motors 6s at 103, Montana Power 5s at 104, Northwestern 4s 108, Westinghouse 104, and various railways and utilities traded with mixed yields across a broad spectrum of domestic and international bonds.
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Logan & Bryans Open
Highi
Ahumada ‘ Allied Chemical
Allis Chalmers
American Bosch Magneto
Aia
Ifta
American Car Foundry
American International Corporation
American Locomotive Oreo
American Smelters
American Steel Foundry
Sumatra
American Telephone & Telegraph
Zink
Seewe
Anaconda
Arnold
Atlantic Refining
Atchison
Austin Nichols
Baldwin Locomotive Ae Sa
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Putte & Superior
Butte Copper & Zinc
Callahan Zinc
California Petroleum
Arizona
Calumet
Herxdo
Canada Dry
Chandler
Cme
St Paul
Chicago Northwestern
Chicago
Rock Island
LOR Ly
Chile
Chrysler Motor
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Continental Motors
Crucible Steel
Dodge Bros
Baron Dupont Axle
Ae Tees
Eleetric Nefrixeration
Erie
Fleischmann
Freeport
Texas
Gabriel
Great Northern
Great Western
Greene Cananea
Gulf States Steel
Homestake Mining Orton
Howe Sound
Peeters
Hudson Motors
Hupp Motors Sebeese
Ain
Yeet
Independent Oil & Gas
Ceree
Oh International Cement
International Combustion Engine
International Harvester
International Merchant Marine
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Eeereene &O
International Telephone & Telgraph
Kansas City Southern
Kelly Springfield
Kennecott Copper
Kresge Sree Oteeraree
Lee Rubber & Tire Ee
Loews Incorporated
Mack Truck
Magma Copper Ee
Manhattan Electric Supply
Manhattan
Marland Oj
Mexican Seaboard
Miami
Mid-Continent
Missouri
Kansas & Texas
Missouri Kansas & Texas
Missouri Pacific
Montgomery
Montana Power
Moon Motors
Mother Lode Coalition
National Supply
Nevada Consolidated Wee
New Haven
Oy i & Ee
New York
Paramount Famous Players
Pennsylvania
Phillips Petroleum
Pierce Arrow
Radio Corporation
Republic Iron. and Steel
St Louis
San Francisco
South Western
Schulte
Seaboard
Sears Roebuck
Eae
Seren Enee
Simms Petroleum Eee
Sinclair
Southern Railway
Eeette
Standard Gas & Electric
Cen
Ors
Standard Oil
California
Peeerrees
New Jersey
E.seence
Stewart Warner Weene St
Aeee Corer
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Studebaker
Ewe
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Tenn Copper & Chem
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Texas Pacific
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Warner Brothers
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Livestock Prices Across Markets on Nov 30
U S Agriculture reports receipts across Chicago Omaha South St Paul and Denver hogs cattle sheep and poultry prices. Hogs mostly lower from Tuesday with top around 9.10. Cattle mixed with high value of long fed steers and beef cows up to 10. Varying lambs sheep and veals noted with regional price ranges and market liquidity.
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Chicago
U. S. Department of Agriculture
South Dakota
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
U. SS
Department of Agriculture
South ST. Paul
Denver
Anmbran
Spokane
Market Comment on Nov 30 Trading at Year Highs
Logan and Bryan report broad gains with heavy turnover and strength sustaining. Mail order shares chain stores and motor accessory firms led demand as General Motors rallied while profit-taking hit some auto parts names. Copper hits year high at 13 percent and Iron Age notes December activity rise.
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Texas
General Motors
Greene Cananea
Iron Age
Wheat Market Outlook Brightens on Broomhall Estimate
The Chicago Grain Letter reports the Broomhall estimate showing European imports 36 million bushels higher than a year ago. World supply and demand appear not bearish, with Russia's smaller supplies and Australia’s decrease offsetting US stock increases. Cash markets hold firm as shipments outpace arrivals. Corn weakens on cold weather and long selling while oats stay firm with strong cash sales. Rye shows rally on tight stocks and firm cash position.
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Chicago
Broomhall
Russia
Australia
North America
Chicago Potato Receipts and Prices Report
Potatoes receipts 80 cars on track. total United States shipments 688. Demand and movement slow. market dull with few sales. Wisconsin sacked round Whites 1.50 to 1.65. Minnesota and North Dakota sacked round Whites 1.35 to 1.45. sacked Red River Ohios 1.30 to 1.40. Idaho sacked Russell No 1 1.50 to 1.65. partly graded 1.25 to 1.45.
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Caledonia
Allahan
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Montana
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Utah
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Croft
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Prince Consee South Standard
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Silver King Coal
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Tintic Standard
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Walker M'ning
Toledo
Ceeope
Fall River
Rice Aventine
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Eureka
Alta Mich
Alta
Bingham Metals
Eeveene Tintic Central Pees
Montana Stock & Bond Company
Abell Oil Ene Eeedarases
Ardsley Butte
Beaverhead
Alberta
Butte Cop
Butte Hill Copper
Butte Ind Mines
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Chappel Oil
Jardine Mining & B
Western Drilling
Denver
Logan & Bryan
Boston & Wyoming
Williams Sete
Gates of Kinney Oil & Ae
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West Exploration
West States Oil & G Oil
S Yard
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T& T
Boston Curb Leist
Sy Logan & Bryan
Ardsley
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Shea CopEss
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Associated Press
Chicago
United States
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River
Call money market steadies with mixed collateral
Call money eased at New York on November 30 with all loans quoted at 4 percent on closing bids. Time loans held steady around 4 41/2 percent for 60 to 90 days and 4 4/6 percent for 4 to 6 months, with prime mercantile paper at 3 percent.
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