Grain market hits new highs on demand and foreign needs
Grain values strengthened with wheat closing near top levels due to rising milling demand both domestic and foreign. European needs and tight U S stocks supported prices though rains in the corn belt and lighter corn arrivals aided gains. Minneapolis wheat prices for various grades and futures showed firm ranges amid strong export interest.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Europe
United States
Canada
Kansas City
Omaha
Cotton market shows mixed moves amid light offerings
Opening advances faded as traders realized gains and prices eased in the afternoon. Futures closed steady with declines from 12 to 13 points. spot middling held around 20 cents. butter and eggs markets posted varied receipts and price levels in Chicago.
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Associated Press
New York
About & T
Stock Market Weakens After Initial Rally In New York
The market opened higher on renewed pool operations but soon weakened as outside buying remained light. Declines outweighed gains with many issues down one to eight points while 733 issues traded, a new high. U S Steel fell after Morgan took chair, and GM slid over two points.
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City Stores
Allied Chemical
American Tobacco
Colorado Fuel
Consolidated Cigar
Goodyear Tire
International Agricultural Chemical
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Jersey Central
Erie Common
Delaware & Hudson
Pittsburg
West Virginia
Montana Ron List Cluj International Fair Opening
Transylver Cluj is set to host its first international fair near Portland. Portland reports USDA data showing no receipts in any department and all classes quoted steady.
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Portland
The
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United States Department of Agriculture
Tax refunds totaling 103 million go to 240000 taxpayers
Washington reports 240000 taxpayers receive 103,858,687 in federal tax refunds for illegally collected taxes across current and prior years. Beneficiaries include Standard Oil of Indiana and individuals from cities, countryside, canal zone, and distant China, with refunds ranging from one cent to over five million dollars.
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Washington
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Harry Lauder
Frank O. Lowden
Duke of Marlborough
Kenesaw M. Landis
Smedley D. Butler
Treasury
Congress
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Beneficial Loan Society of
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Canal Zone
China
America
Livestock prices from Chicago and Midwest markets
Receipts across major markets show cattle and hogs mixed in demand. Chicago reports 8,000 cattle and 24,000 hogs with steady to firm preferred prices, while South St Paul and Omaha notes reflect higher bids for stockers and calves, with hogs softer and lambs holding. Denver prices show weak to steady trends with varied weights and stock cows priced around $7 to $9.
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Associated Press
Chicago
United States Department of Agriculture
South ST. Paul
Omaha
Denver
The
New Mexico
California
Market Roundup Says Steel and GM Led Trading
New York stocks fluctuated as United States Steel and General Motors drove activity. Early demand for call money rose to a yearly high, then the market rallied amid mixed selling. GM showed strength briefly, aided by Chevrolet chatter, while Pan-American and oil shares gained on gasoline price revisions.
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Independent Motors
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Davison
United States Steel Corporation
Ford
Wheat Market Firms as Corn Gains Amid Weather
Chicago reports a firmer wheat tone with no bullish news. Winnipeg shows strength despite large Canadian stocks. Liverpool bids 4 higher, on passage stocks down 4.2 million bushels. Corn rises on short covering and rain, with good cash demand and light country offers. Oats advance with corn, cash trade brisk at 86 thousand bushels.
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Chicago
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Winnipeg
Liverpool
United States Smelting Earnings Decline in 11 Months
Net profits for 11 months reached 2,699,935 versus 3,322,600 a year earlier. After preferred dividends this equaled 3.24 a share on common stock, down from 5.01. Depreciation, depletion and amortization reserves stood at 2,164,374.
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Associated Press
New York
United States Smelting, Refining and Mining Company
Metals Market Wrapup in New York Trading
Copper steady with electrolytic spot and futures at 14.14 cents. Tin softens with spot $57.75 and February $57.50. Iron steady. Lead steady at 6.50 cents in New York and 6.32 cents in East St. Louis. Zinc quiet at East St. Louis 5.65 cents with futures. Antimony spot $10.75. Quick silver $127 per ounce.
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Foreign exchange mixed as markets close for holidays
AP dispatch from New York reports mixed foreign exchange quotes with Great Britain and France and Italy showing varied demand and cable rates. Call money rises to 5 percent while time loans hold around 4 to 4 1 2 percent amid liquidity. Chicago notes poultry market closed due to death of former poultry exchange president Frank Kelly.
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Poultry Exchange
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Potato Prices Decline Amid Slow Market Demand
On December 23, the USDA reports potato receipts at 76 cars on track and 203 cars moved through shipments totaling 446 cars. Demand remains slow and the market dull with few sales. Wisconsin sacked round whites bring 1.50 to 1.65, Idaho sacked russets No 1 1.50 to 1.70, partly graded 1.35 to 1.50.
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Asselas Press
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Wisconsin
Idaho
Sugar Market Quiet as Prices Hold Steady in New York
The refined sugar market in New York on December 28 remained quiet across all departments with prices unchanged at 5.70 to 5.80 per unit for fine granulated sugar.
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Bar Silver and Mexican Dollars Report
Bar silver in New York closed at 57 3-4 cents per ounce. Mexican dollars traded at 44 1-2 cents, with market activity noted for the day.
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