Markets slip as lake ice eases grain movement
Prices for wheat drift lower on the day despite late gains in December and May contracts. Corn and oats show smaller movements while hog driven provisions hold steadier. Cash grain activity rises as deliveries and exports adjust with cooler lake traffic and firmer Gulf premiums. Northern wheat quotes and Minneapolis bids are noted with varied grades and futures.
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Canada
Europe
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United Kingdom
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Seaboard
Market Reverses After Early Gains On Wall Street
New York stock features a late pullback from an early surge as traders reassess after upbeat signals from President Coolidge’s message and tax and railroad consolidation plans. Leaders like International Harvester and General Motors hit new highs before trimming gains, while rails firmed and call money steadied. In Chicago, wheat and corn showed mixed movements amid strong export demand and easing primary receipts, with Cerro de Pasco Copper declaring a $1 extra dividend payable Dec 23 to Dec 16 holders.
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Cerro de Pasco Copper Corporation
Livestock market report from Chicago and New York exchanges
Hogs receipts 36 000 eased about 10 cents from Monday with slow activity. Early bulk hogs 150 to 250 pounds averaged 11.65 to 11.90, with selective loads up to 12. Top 12 for 250 to 280 pounds. Sows mostly 10.65 to 11.10, lightweights to 11.25, heavy hogs 11.60 to 12. Sheep and cattle mixed trading. cattle receipts 16 000 with two way market few steers strong to higher, weights weaker. yearlings around 13.50 for Christmas trade. Sheep 15 000, lambs around steady, feeding lambs active. Foreign exchange lower, great Britain at 4.84 dollars per pound.
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Market closes with late selling erasing morning gains
New York markets opened strong but during the last hour widespread selling trimmed forenoon advances. The presidents message was seen as constructive and promoting price betterment after midday. Independent steels trade declines, motor shares look steadier, sugar shares gain on commodity prices. Professional trading remains dominant.
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Independent Steels
Metals Market Report From New York Dec 7 1920s
Copper line electrolytic spot and futures quoted at 13 dollars. Tin easies at 69.62 cents spot and 67.12 cents futures. Lead at 7.90 cents spot. Zinc easier with East St Louis spot and futures at 7 cents. Antimony at 13.75 cents spot. Cables with various international demand figures for currencies including France Italy Belgium and Germany.
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The
Associated Press
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East St. Louis
Copper and tin prices fall in London market
Tandon Metals London reports copper spot at 7s, futures at 5s. electrolytic copper spot 6s 6d, futures 6s 11d. Tin spot 7s 6d, futures 15s 5d. Lead spot 7s 6d, futures 29d. Zinc spot 6s 6d, futures 33s.
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London
Refined sugar market steady with firmer inquiry
New York report shows refined sugar firm and 15 points higher with first quotations from 6.30 to 6.40 cents for fine granulated. Sugar futures closed steady as about 75,000 tons were sold. December 3.29, January 3.21, March 3.26, May 3.30, July 3.37 cents.
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New York
Butter and Eggs Prices in Chicago on Dec 7
Butter markets show lower prices with receipts of 10,749 tubs including creamery extras at 54% cents, standards at 49, extra firsts at 50 plus two thirds, firsts at 42 to 45 cents, and seconds at 37 cents. Eggs declined with receipts of 4,952 cases. grades include Fairly ordinary firsts at 40 to 41 cents, refrigerator extras at 35 to 35% cents, and refrigerator firsts at 33 to 34 cents.
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The
Associated Press
Chicago
Potatoes Market Report from Chicago Trade
Potatoes receipts total 417 cars nationwide with 80 cars on track. Demand is slow and market dull. Wisconsin sacked Round Whites range from 2.15 to 2.40 with occasional higher fancy shade. Minnesota sacked Round Whites 2.25 to 2.25.
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Chicago
United States
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Live Stock Market Report From Uneven Yearling Sale
Sheep receipts total 12000 with lambs weak while wet fleeces affect prices. Yearlings show mixed strength with top loads at 13 while bulk cattle trade holds mostly steady. beef cows and cutters firm to weak with stockers and feeders around 6 to 7.59. Early sales of fed wooled lambs range 12.25 to 12.50, with some held higher and feeding lambs downward from 12.50.
Grain and livestock market report from South St. Paul
South St. Paul Minn Dec 1 U S Department of Agriculture cattle receipts 3200 market opening slow to about steady steers and heifers in liberal supply saleable around 7 8 few loads up to 8 75 stockers largely 4 40 6 75 few loads light weight heifers to 7 50 cutters slow 3 50 4 bulls 5 25 5 60 stockers feeders slow 5 25 6 50 calves 2800 dealers steady bulk good lights 9 50 few 9 75 hogs 15000 opening sales about steady best butchers and lights 11 40 big packers slow packing sows 10 10 50 bulk pigs 12 average cost Monday 11 32 weight 799 sheep 1000 fat lambs opening with weak undertone natives 12 75 best higher fat lambs 4 50 6 50.
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The
Associated Press
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S. Department of Agriculture
Cattle Prices in Los Angeles Market Report
LOS ANGELES Dec. 7. Cattle and calves market report from the U S Department of Agriculture notes 500 cattle and 1,000 calves, good cattle scarce, steers at 8.65 down to 7 for lower grades, cows and heifers 5.35 to 7, cutters 3 to 4.50, bulls 4.75 to 5.75, calves slow but around steady with three loads of 282 to 295 pound calves at 8.50.
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Los Angeles
The
Associated Press
U. & Department of Agriculture
Cattle Market Report from Seattle Trade Desk
Seattle dairy and beef prices show mixed movement with cattle steady and hogs easing. Calves and prime lights quoted around 12.15 to 13.15, smooth heavies 10.35 to 11.35, rough heavies 9.35 to 10.35, and pigs at 11 to 12 as receipts reach 3,396 cattle and 858 hogs.
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