Edge bill hopes buoy corn market gains in Chicago
Unusual strength in the corn market followed bets on the Edge foreign finance bill with traders noting ongoing railroad coal preferences limiting supplies. January corn near 11 to 13 cents higher, May corn around 1.34 to 1.35, oats up 1 to 3 cents, and provisions rising. Higher hog values and sterling gains supported prices as word spread that the Edge bill would be signed and wheat and oats exports to France were under way. Butter and eggs quoted with small gains and poultry prices up for live birds.
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Minneapolis grain prices and receipts report
Wheat receipts 268 cars versus 479 a year ago. Cash No 1 northern 3483 10 dollars. Corn No 3 yellow 1 49 to 1 50. Oats No 3 white 83? 84e. Flax 4 90 to 5.00. Barley 1 33 to 1 55. Rye No 2 1 62 to 1 52 percent. Bran 43 dollars. Shipments 67 641 barrels.
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Livestock Market Report Chicago Dec 16 Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Chicago hog receipts 62 000 market mostly 5 cents higher top 14 14 10 heavy 13 654 14 Reserve figures show hogs light and packing sows varied. Cattle receipts 22 000 market lower beef steers good to prime 18 26 good and choose 10 75 17 75 heifers and cows mixed 6 25 13 25 veal calves 16 50 17 50 feeder steers and others listed. Sheep receipts 37 000 market weak lambs up to 15 5 17 cull and common 11 4 7 75.
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Liberty bond prices reported in New York market
Dec 16 reports show Liberty bond fees at 2 55 p m with prices for 3s at 2 20, first 4s at 94 50, second 4s at 91 32, first iy 293 76, second 448 1 50, third 4 au 93 52, fourth 414 & 1 60, Victory 3% 15 at 98 88, Victory 4%0 at 98 54.
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Money Market Roundup From New York
Mercantile paper rates hold steady with Merling Demand at 3 7 7 percent and 3 7 percent on cables. Time loans firm at 60 to 99 days and six months. Seven percent key rate with offers at seven percent.
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Mercantile Paper
New York Stocks Rise On Relaxed Money Rates And Foreign Demand
Moderately active trading sent quotations higher as money rates eased and foreign exchange firmed. Banks praised yesterday’s large tax payments and cash transfers, lowering call loan rates to 6 percent, with sterling rising and discounts on France and Italy easing. Rails lagged but recovered before close. Liberty bonds and some industrials slipped amid mixed sentiment. Total par value sales reached 25.25 million. Old United States bonds unchanged.
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Copper shares gain as markets firm in London trading
Copper sales to foreign accounts total up to 40 000 000 pounds this month with bookings doubling from the prior period. Anaconda rose from 55% to 56% and closed 56%. United States Steel moved 102% to 104% intraday and closed at 104% as Republic Steel rose to 111% with a high of 112%. Crucible Steel gained six points.
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New York Stocks Rally After Ere Credit Bill Approval
Irregular opening gave way to gains as the Ere bill extending credits to foreign countries passed the senate and Edge bill moves to the president for signature. United States Steel around 104 with notable selling, market seen as stabilizing but not spectacular.
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Wall Street Fluctuations and Market Sentiment
Demand for sterling eased from 375 to 373.5 as German marks stood at 208. Banking circles see a turning point for easier rates despite ongoing banking measures. The retirement of a large serial note by American Can is expected this week. Some railroad stocks hit yearly lows while overall prices stayed conservative amid talk of a $200 million Lingland credit and firmer foreign exchange.
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Bar silver and Mexican dollars in New York market
In New York the bar silver price is 16. Bar silver at $1.34 and Mexican dollars at $1.01 are listed in the latest market update.
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Gowan's Find Starlets in George Cohan Play at Broadway
Lucile Webster stars as Gladys Prouty in George Cohan's new comedy A Prince There Was at the Broadway theater. Webster, a Californian with stage work since 1904, comes from stock to broaden her repertoire and display her famed oratorical gifts.
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Modjeska
Wonder Display Of Electrical Effects at Butte Carnival
The Butte Electrical Workers' union opened its annual carnival in Odeon hall with a striking light show. An American flag lit in motion, a central red blue and white ball, and moon shaped star lights wowed guests as the display lit the hall. The carnival continues through tomorrow night.
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Horoscopes for December 17 1910 Outlook Shifts in Public Opinion
Uranus rules for a day of change with a forecast of clearer ideas on welfare issues and a public stance against corrupt influences. Strikes persist as labor gains strength. women face scrutiny in politics while high roles are forecast but hindered by jealousy. Deaths among leaders noted. travel and change for those born under Sagittarius.
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Ranch manager Hugo says he suffered no hardship after raid
Frederick G. Hugo of El Paseo, manager of the J. M. Dobie ranch near Muzquiz, Mexico, declares he had no reason to complain after being detained by a Villista force during the raid on Muzquiz a week earlier. He arrived in Eagle Pass, Texas, late last night.
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Metal market report New York copper and zinc prices steady
METAL MARKET NEW YORK December 16 Copper steady electrolytic spot and near term bids around 18 19 cents first quarter 18 ½ 19 cents Iron steady No 1 northern 41 42 No 2 northern 39 40 No 2 southern 36 38 Antimony scarce Lead firm spot around 7 25 bid 7 30 asked Zinc easy East St Louis delivery spot 8 11 8 25 bid to ask
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Copper for Export Purchases Reach Peak for Year
New York reports further heavy copper purchases for export with France Germany and Japan named as principal buyers. Sales this month exceed any similar two week period this year except July when export movement began. German buying is said to be financed by Dutch interests.
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