Markets Rise as Wheat Gains Roil Global Prices
The market scene highlights a sharp rise in wheat and rye, with wheat advancing amid Argentine price surges and Australian labor unrest. Russian buying and European demand are noted as price drivers while corn and hogs hold steadier. Rye futures jump for May delivery, and low-grade corn selloffs depress nearby corn values.
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Wall Street ends mixed after late selling and oil gains
A subdued close followed an early rally as profit taking trimmed gains in United States Steel and Baldwin while oil stocks led advances. Pacific Oil and several majors posted gains, and United States Cast Iron Pipe surged on news of preferred dividend wipeout and strong 1924 earnings. Call money held at 3 percent as foreign exchange softened slightly.
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Active Stocks Rise Amid Strong Volume On Market
Stocks advanced with the heaviest weekly volume as steel led gains and oils and American Sugar surged. Higher trade conditions and gasoline prices supported prices while American Wool faltered, and Federal Reserve data showed prudent credit expansion. Foreign exchange and grain movements added further market nuance.
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Livestock Prices Across Western Markets Jan 23
Chicago and other markets report hogs strong with top butchers around 10.40 to 10.65 for 200 pounders, cattle largely steady with feeders and vealers steady to firm, sheep and lambs active with higher fat lambs and strong western feeders. Denver Portland LA markets show varied receipts and steady to higher bids, while wool and mohair markets anticipate price moves amid broader market signals in London and New York metal markets.
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