Wall Street Stocks End Mixed Amid Heavy Volume
Strong late buying support checked a sharp decline in stock prices as U S Steel and rail shares fell to yearly lows. The market saw 1.5 million shares traded, with many issues closing at new year lows and call money up, while some issues like General Electric and American Can rebounded from intraday losses.
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Stocks Slide Amid Broad Selling On Market Woes
The market faced heavy liquidation as a severe selling drive hit stocks after wheat fell 4 cents below prior lows. Nickel Plate, Rock Solana, Chesapeake and Ohio, and Steel common fell to new lows while funds shifted from New York to broader regions. Officials noted minimal changes in money market rates with February activity in oil and mining sectors showing varied deliveries and production plans tied to railway expansion in Africa.
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New York
Brea
Illinois Pipeline Company
International Ref
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Ch. Oil Company
Imperial Oil Company
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Lobito
Bay
Tanganyik
Angola
Bol- Fitn
Congo
Wily Mauser
Sivtes
Livestock Market Reports From Chicago Kansas City Portland
Livestock trading remained slow across markets with fluctuating prices. Chicago notes mixed hogs and cattle demand with top hogs around 13 50 and cattle receipts slow while steers and yearlings show weakness in a moderating supply. Kansas City reports fully steady hogs with top around 13 15 and notes weak stockers and feeders amid light volume. Portland reports cattle and calves slow but steady, with overall softer tone in calves through the session.
Market turmoil hits wheat pits in Chicago slump
Wild selling swept Wheat, caused by scarce buying and broader panic across pits. May Delivery wheat tumbled to 1.47, July to 1.63, with declines in rye, corn, oats and provisions. Export demand nearly nil, brokerage houses pressured as price breaks spread and traders awaited stabilizing signals.
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Associated Press
Chicago
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Hin
Ely
Europe
Spokane Livestock Prices And Cattle Market Report
Cattle and hog prices steady in Spokane and Los Angeles markets. Spokane reports prime steers at 86.50 to 75, cows and heifers 50 to 75, veal and calves mixed, hogs 14 to 14.35, sows 11 to 12.25, lambs and stockers varied. Los Angeles notes receipts of cattle 1,600 and hogs 2,000 with midrange prices around 12 to 14.60 for calves and hogs selling slowly, buyers cautious but steady demand.
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Ohio
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Fanas
Texas
Fiat
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Romberg
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