Wheat Drops in Final Markets as Offerings Persist
Wheat prices fall in final trades amid tepid demand and heavy selling by houses with Winnipeg ties. December at 1.038 1.08% and May at 1.08% 1.08%, corn also down, oats mixed, and provisions steady. Market factors include Russian wheat arrivals in England and ample world supplies, with modest hedging in corn and firmer oats. Cash quotes list No. 2 hard wheat 1.03–1.09, No. 2 mixed corn 0.73–0.76, oats 0.44–0.46, and lard at 12.75.
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Stock market tumbles on dividend cuts and prolific breaks
New York features sharp declines in Chicago & Northwestern and Omaha after dividend reductions and suspensions. Mixed trading in rails, tobacco fears trigger heavy selling while American Can and sugar issues support a late rally. Foreign exchange strengthens as demand bills rise. Chicago hogs and cattle report uneven activity with generally lower prices.
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London Metal Prices Rally Amid Mixed Futures Trade
Standard copper spot and futures listed with prices around £62, £63 and £67 respectively. Lead figures show pot prices near £31 and futures near £29 to £32, reflecting a cautious London trading day.
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Turn for Better in Steel Industry
The Lauzier-Wolcott Co notes steel tonnage hints at a possible uptick and steadier steel shares. C&NW dividend cut triggers heavy selling in its stock and Northwestern rails amid mixed market action.
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United Fruit Plans Dividend Boost Amid Market Watch
Directors discussed a $2 extra dividend and $10 base for next year with quarterly $2.50 payments. Western Union adds a 1% dividend payable Jan. 15 with a Dec. 24 record. Automotive sector activity hints Detroit’s top three makers foresee 1924 prosperity possibly matching 1923.
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Livestock Quotations Denver December Hogs Cattle Sheep
Denver market report from December 11 shows hog receipts 2500 with prices steady to down. cattle receipts 8300 with vealers up to 9 dollars and canners weak. sheep receipts 1400 with fat lambs 12.15 top and ewes around 5.25.
Live cattle and sheep market report with price ranges
Cattle demand strong with fat cows and heifers scarce. Steer prices range 7.50 to 9.50, yearlings up to 11.00, fat cows 3.75 to 5.00, beef heifers 5.50 to 6.00, bulls steady to weak. Calves steady at 9.00 to 9.25, outsiders paying up to 10.00 for choice. Stockers steady. feeder steers active and steady. lamb receipts 20,000 with fat lambs 13.00 to 13.25, top 13.40, clipped lambs mostly 11.00 to 11.50, ewes 7.50, feeding lambs scarce around 11.72 to 12.00.
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Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices From South St Paul and Kansas City
Cattle receipts at South St Paul 2 800 with weak undertone and top beef steers around 4.50 to 9.00. Calves near steady with top packet 7.75. Hogs 22 000 mostly steady to weak with lights and butchers 6.25 and 6.00 for lighter weights. Sheep active and fully steady with fat lambs around 12 50 and ewes 5 6 50. Kansas City receipts 20 000 cattle poorly slow with most sales 7 9 50 and hogs 25 000 very slow with top around 6 50 and 6 60 for 210 300 lb. Sheep 10 000 lambs slow but steady with top for fed natives 12 50.
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Market Report Los Angeles Stockyards Dec 11
Receipts: cattle 600 dull market weak on in-between grades cows steady and calves active. Arizonas weighed 288 pounds sold at 8.50 per hundredweight. calves 250 receipts steady with two loads 285 pounds at 7.59. Hogs receipts 500 holdovers 180. market slow with good hogs scarce. bulk 7.35 7.85. top yesterday 8. Sheep no receipts nominal.
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Portland Market Report Keeps Steady Prices
Portland notes December 11 report shows cattle market steady with no receipts hogs nominally steady with no receipts and sheep steady with 231 head receipts recorded.
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Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices Steady in Spokane Market
Spokane reports cattle receipts 120 head and steady prices, hogs 525 head with no change, and sheep 13 head with prime lambs up 50 cents to $9.25 to $10.50. Market notes reflect overall steady tone with small lift for prime lambs.
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