Wheat Market Slumps On Margin Calls After Fort Dearborn Shock
Turbulent trading in Chicago wheat follows the Fort Dearborn bank absorption causing widespread margin calls. May wheat closes around 1.07 to 1.08, July near 98 cents, corn and oats mixed with some support. Provisions vary, overall weaker sentiment persists as the Wagner scare lingers.
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Livestock Receipts Report From Major Markets
United States Bureau of Markets dispatches livestock receipts from South St. Paul Kansas City and Portland. Cattle top on best steers and heifers with higher quotes, 1100 receipts at South St. Paul. Kansas City reports 8000 head with 106 pound shorn wethers up slightly, Portland notes lighter demand with lambs around 48 to 50 per head and culls at 8.60. All regions show firm to higher price tone on select lines and varied packing grades across markets.
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New Year stock market opens with heavy liquidation
The first stock exchange session of the New Year featured extensive liquidation and heavy short selling. Sales neared 1,000,000 shares while oil prices fell further and railway tonnage declined. Despite general pressure, the money market remained steady with call loans at modest rates and bonds showing mixed but uneven reactions.
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Market Cheer Of Short Duration
The Hellbronner Company notes the New Year’s market opening was strong but quickly fell as heavy selling in stocks, grain, and cotton overwhelmed buyers. It cites Fort Dearborn National Bank’s takeover as a possible trigger, sees an overdue market correction, and observes broad economic stabilization with fewer major failures and improved balance sheets amid wage and rate adjustments.
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Market summary notes mixed signals after wage and price shifts
The report outlines declines in maintenance spending and wage adjustments, weak agricultural prices, and ongoing market strength in certain sectors. Bullish pool channels lift low priced rails and tobaccos while copper and sugar trade activity gains attention. Noted are Morgan firm stability after Hamilton's resignation and a record of 16,089 stock companies in New York last year amid 19,602 U.S. company failures in 1921.
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Lead and Zinc Output Falls in 1921 U S Mines
Washington reports that 1921 lead production dropped about 20 percent and zinc output fell nearly 60 percent. Mississippi Valley soft lead yielded about 241000 short tons, western argentiferous lead 170000 tons, with Missouri district leading districts at 17500 tons. Zinc ore recoverable content stood around 250000 tons, far below 1919 and 1920 levels, and zinc ore imports plunged to about 2700 tons in 1921, mainly from Mexico.
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