Canadian oat break markets in Chicago as bears press
Bearish talk on Canadian oats weighs on Chicago grain trade. Corn drifts lower, May 1.30 to 1.80, July 1.27 to 1.27. Oats 1 1/2 to 1 3/4 decline. Winnipeg supply and seaboard links push oats offers, while corn shows strength earlier on euro gains and hog price rises. Provisions ease while cash grain lists varied by grade.
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New York Stock Exchange Faces Volatile Trading Day
On February 6 the New York Stock Exchange saw extreme price swings with about 1.5 million shares traded. Early gains gave way to sharp losses in mid session as professionals pressed, then a late rally lifted many issues as call money eased.
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Minneapolis Wheat and Grain Prices Report
Minneapolis market update shows Wheat receipts 162 cars down from 167 last year. No 1 Northern wheat 2.45 to 2.60. Corn No 3 yellow 1.40 to 1.42. Oats No 3 white 0.79 to 0.80. Flax 4.65 to 4.70. Barley 1.15 to 1.35. Rye No 2 1.45 to 1.46. Bran 0.43. Shipments 69 528 barrels. Flour unchanged.
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Market Outlook Signals Trading Peak in Import Export Drift
A trading market is expected until money conditions improve with professional control curbing irregularity. Buying on reactions may yield best results for active traders. Growth in belief exports decline and imports rise will push a flood of goods into U S markets, likely lowering prices. Steel stocks show absorption of top grades, road earnings to support sound credit when Congress sets a living rate. 1916 interest payments exceeded dividends by over 134 million. Chicago reports large cold storage stocks at high prices, risk of spring break. Margin calls seen in New York, but firms report solid positions and fresh deposits. Wall Street leans positive on rail privatization. concerns remain on valuing roads for a 5% return.
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Foreign exchange and money market rates update
New York reports mercantile paper at 6.6 percent. Sterling demand 329.5 and cables 330. Francs 14.62 demand and 14.60 cables. Belgian francs 14.47 demand and 14.45 cables. Guilders 37. and 37.44 cables. Lire 19.67 demand and 19.65 cables. Marks 1.03 demand and 1.05 cables. Time loans strong at 8 percent for 60 90 days and six months. Call money steady with high ruling rate 17 percent, low and closing bid 10 percent, offered 11 percent. last loan 10 percent.
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Bar silver and currency rates in early Feb reports
New York price for bar silver at 1.32 and a half cents with Mexican dollars at 1,024. London quotes bar silver at 88 1 2 pence per ounce and money at 3 percent. Discount rates show short bills at 5 11 16 percent and three month bills at 5 11 16 percent.
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Metal Prices Hold Steady in New York Market
Copper iron and antimony unchanged with lead steady at 8.70 cents bid and 8.90 cents asked for spot, March bids 8.65 cents and asks 8.85 cents. Zinc steady with East St. Louis delivery spot bids 8.60 cents and asks 8.70 cents.
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Market Recovers As Short Covering Tightens Offerings
The stock market rebounded from a slump signaling improved technical position as shorts covered and offerings thinned. Indices in industrials motors and oils closed below opening, coppers rose, money rates eased from the prior day, and sterling advanced. Federal reports claimed no US financial trouble, Europe to watch foreign exchange, and Treasury supports ample banking needs. Marginal calls and account corrections suggested a firmer tone ahead with possible overnight selling and a credit improvement on the bank statement due today.
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Mining firms report 94k revenue with higher costs in Utah
The Utah Metal and Tunnel Co in Salt Lake County led by W H Hendrickson reported gross mine revenue of 94 521 35 last year with operating costs of 96 458 31. Production totaled 296 ounces of gold 32 696 ounces of silver 1 176 963 pounds of lead 74 115 pounds of copper and 70 750 pounds of zinc from 3 955 tons mined.
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Liberty bond prices at 2 55 pm in New York
New York bond desk reports Liberty bond prices at 2 55 p m Today. Prices listed include 34s at 97 02 first 48 at 90 90 second 4s at 90 00 first 448 at 91 22 second 4s at 90 22 third 4458 at 93 20 fourth 4s at 90 20 Victory 3s at 97 08 Victory 4s at 97 92.
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