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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1921
Page
11
A sharp drop in grain values follows a government report on winter wheat and ongoing liquidation in agribusiness stocks. Prices show declines across futures as traders react to weaker crop prospects and a softer market, with activity centered on Chicago exchanges and related commodities.
The New York Stock Exchange closes its final full session of the year amid erratic fluctuations as investors weigh income tax implications and hopes for 1922. Notable gains occur in Studebaker Railway Steel Spring American Cotton Woolworth and Sugars with volume around 178000 shares. Foreign exchange trading remains robust with sterling firm and European currencies advancing. bond activity stays mixed with Victory 4.5% prominent. Bar silver at 36.25 with money at 3.25 percent.
The market opened heavy with gains seen in Computing Tabulation and Recording. Sears Roebuck rose from 63 to 69 with optimism tied to Rosenwald pledging over 20 million of personal resources and real estate purchases to support the firm. US Realty posted a strong year, GM dividend decision awaited.
Receipts show cattle mixed and hogs steady to higher with firm lambs. Trade described as moderately active to shippers, calves strong, with top prices around 11.60 for lambs and 10.25 for choic ewes. Kansas City and Omaha markets report varying bids, with beets and cows fluctuating and sheep market notably dull in some regions. Demand from shippers and packers remains uneven across states, with regional price movements noted in Chicago and Portland reports.
Robert Haab has been chosen by the federal assembly as president of Switzerland for 1922. He will take office January 1 succeeding Edmund Schulthess as head of the federal council and minister of posts and railways.
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