Markets in Wheat and Grains Rally on Crop Complaint News
Crop damage reports from the West and Southwest pushed grain futures higher. Wheat closed firmer with modest gains, corn and oats up slightly, and provisions rising with hogs and corn. Dry weather and Indian export prospects weighed on sentiment, while Minneapolis to Chicago movements added volatility.
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Market gains buoy stocks amid mixed industrials and steel news
The New York stock market rose with the industrial average at a new high as Ludiumstich jumped 11 points to a record and United States Iron Pipe rose 14 points. Oil shares remained strong on the Pacific coast while several railroads lagged, and call money held at 4 percent as money markets stayed quiet amid foreign exchange fluctuations and copper and metal prices steadied.
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Bulls Showing More Activity in Stock Market
Enthusiastic bullish demonstrations marked the list with high priced stocks and a rush toward new highs. American Locomotive led gains amid an expected 8 dollar dividend, Mack Truck rose near three points, Radio Corporation rebounded, and oil refiners benefited from reduced crude storage and stronger market positions. Copper and leather sectors showed notable movements as investors priced in reorganizations and future profits.
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Wolcott & Co
Dow-Jones Industrial
General Electric
Indusrats
Radio Corporation
H. F. Sinclair
Boston
Seneca Copper
Hiram & Brown
Central Leather Company
United
Market Slips as Cattle and Hogs Weak in St. Paul and Omaha
Cattle receipts 1,800 at St. Paul steady to weak with killing quality and stockers cautious. Hogs 10,000 receipts mostly 200 to 300 pound butchers selling around 12 dollars, light weights brisker, together with fat sheep and feeding lambs steady near 9 to 18 dollars. Omaha reports similar soft trends with hogs active and prices inching up slightly, cattle and sheep lagging.
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Livestock Market Receipts and Prices Across Cities
Denver Spokane Portland markets report cattle hogs and sheep traded steady to higher with notable price ranges. Cattle top around 12.26 to 13.15, fat cattle and sows mixed quality noted. Slaughter lambs and veal show strong bids, while weaker common steers and canners ease.
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