Markets and Wheat Prices Rise On Export Hopes
Wheat traded higher today aided by signals of broader export demand and steadier quotations in Liverpool. July futures rose to around 1.12 while cash prices in various markets marked gains amid cautious trading. Export activity in Germany and shipments from ports abroad influenced the tone as domestic conditions weighed on early selling.
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Former Gzar General Stowaway to America
General Alexander Ivanoff, who commanded Russian armies on the eve of the 1917 revolution, arrived in Seattle as a stowaway on the Iyo Maru. He plans to stay, learn English, and earn a living while his wife travels from Shanghai. He fled Bolshevik pursuit after the imperial government fell and reached Harbin before Japan.
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New York stocks rebound after bear attack on reparations news
Wall Street reversed early weakness as bears failed to depress the market following reports that the French cabinet rejected Britain’s reparations plan. Gains led by Baldwin Locomotive and American Locomotive followed rising steel and copper shares amid favorable call money rates and pool support.
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Export Outlook Sends Wheat Up In Early Trading
The Lauaier Wolcott Co reports wheat futures rising amid mixed European conference news.Equipment shares led gains while specialties showed upside, with copper and other metals holding firm as dividends and notes influenced investor sentiment. Prices in cattle and hog markets across Kansas City Omaha and Denver varied, with notable activity in wheat, copper, and grain-related securities amid cautious trading.
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Livestock market report from Chicago AP summary
United States Department of Agriculture notes receipts of 38 000 hogs with prices around 8.60 to 8.75 for 150 to 190 pound hogs and 8.35 to 8.55 for 200 to 275 pound butchers. Cattle receipts 10 000 with beef steers active and higher, top at 11.50 for about 1 400 pound mature steers, heifers and cows showing gains, veal calves around 11.00. Descriptions include packing sows around 7.60 to 7.70 and general market strength in higher grades.
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New York Stock Exchange Highs Lows and Bond Rates
Today's New York stock quotes show varied highs and lows across leading shares with closing prices noted. Bond offerings from Dominion of Canada and Belgium along with utilities and rail issues appear, including American Telephone and Telegraph and Northern Pacific.
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New York money and call loan rates report
New York money market shows call money weak and high at 5 percent with bids at 31?% offered at 4 percent. Last loan 3?%, call loans against acceptances 4 percent. Time loans easier at 60 to 90 days 4 percent and four to six months 4 percent. Prime commercial paper 4 percent. Foreign bar silver quoted at 64% cents per ounce. London bar silver at 31% pence per ounce.
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