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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1924

Page

12

Wheat markets edge higher on crop fears and slow export

Chicago market reports a modest uptick as adverse Illinois crop conditions and cold weather restrain spring growth, while world stocks fall and export demand remains tepid. Cash quotes show No 3 red wheat at about 1.06 dollars and nearby futures firming.

Associated Press Chicago Illinois Washington

Irregular Stock Market Day On New York Exchange

Prices moved higher then turned reactionary as bear traders pressed steel sugar motor and oil shares. Thirty one stocks hit new low for the year while seven reached new highs.

Associated Press New York Thirtyone Dupont General Motors Studebaker Willys Overland Preferred Stromberg Anaconda Standard Oil New Jersey Montgomery Ward Sears- Roebuck Gulf States Steel

Potato market update from Chicago trade report May 14

Potatoes firmer on old stock with 42 car receipts and 675 total United States shipments. Wisconsin sacked round whites quoted $1.10 to $1.30, mostly $1.25, bulk round whites $1.30 to $1.40, Idaho sacked Hiussets $1.90 to $2.15. New stock easy, Texas and Alabama sacked Triumphs No 1 around $4.60 to $4.75, field run $3.50 to $3.75, Florida barreled Spalding Rose about $8.25.

NEW York Stock Exchange Lauzier, Wolcott & Co Closin Atchison OR Allis-Chalmers Ugar American Car and Foundry Erican Motive Aeeewe American International ‘Corporation American Sumatra Enone Peecorere KS Apes O Dco Austin Nicholls Baltimore & Ohio Northwestern Butte & Superior Ceeeesceereee R & Zinc Seem Nndian Paciific Railroad Wee Milwaukee PRG Patlee Shana Hfornia Petroleum Colorado General Electric Ween General Motors Goodrich Rubber Great Northern Ofs Sc Great Northern Greene-Cananea Gulf States Houston Southern Ted Onbors Kennecott Louisville Faahville Kansas Texas New Fissouri Dissouri Faxwell Motors Exiean Fdagma Esesss Montana Power Ee Owen Mery Ward A Ork Central Norfolk Nevada Ennsylvania Roducers Refin Republie CIBC Eet Stromberg Texas Pacific C. & O Tennessee United States United Fruit Westinghouse Electric Tener AERO Ces NEW York Newark Block Exchange Liberty Orewannee Uni States Government Vormign Czecho-Slovak Republic French Republic Eee Kingdom of Belgium Kingdom of Norway Chile Associated Press Chicago Wisconsin Michigan Idaho Hiussets Bliss Alabama Florida Spalding Rose

Sugar Prices and Futures Standings Report

Associated Press notes sugar refined prices largely steady at 7.15 to 7.50 cents per pound for fine granulated. Refined sugars bid firm with about 70,000 tons traded. Futures settle May 3.91 cents, July 4.01 cents, September 4.08 cents, December 3.77 cents.

Minneapolis The Associated Press New York

Flour and Bran Prices From Minneapolis May 14

Flour unchanged and bran at 18.50 per 100 pounds or per ton as reported by the Associates Press from Minneapolis on May 14.

the Associates Press Minneapolis

London Metals Market Report May 14

London prices and futures for Standard coal iron and metal products listed with various bid and ask figures. Market notes include quoted futures levels and price ranges across several items, reflecting activity in London metal trading.

Market shifts as rails lead gains while industrials fade

In yesterday's market, rails outperformed as Atlantic Coast Line rose to new yearly highs and Reading Coal jumped on strong demand, while industrials weakened under steel trade concerns. Chesapeake & Ohio slid and faced dividend doubts, with traders weighing Nickel Plate merger prospects and convertible bonds.

Lauzier, Wolcott & Co Baldwin Atlantic Coast Line Philadelphia & Reading Coal Steel Reviews Chesapeake & Ohio Nickel Plate United States Reading Coal Glen Alden Coal Reading Associated Dry Goods American Car & Foundry

Livestock prices slide and rise at Chicago markets

U S Department of Agriculture reports Chicago hogs under light receipts up to 10 cents higher, with top $7.50 and bid ranges across weights. Cattle receipts 8,000, activity steady to higher, beef types and yearlings strongest with top at $11.75, others $8.50 to $10.75. Sheep 9,000, very slow with lambs weak about 25 cents lower, ewes steady. New York money markets show call money at 3 to 3 1/2 percent.

Omaha The Associated Press United States Dept. of Agriculture ST. Paul South ST. Paul Denver U. S. Department of Agriculture Los Angeldess Los Angeles California Imperial Valley Chicago Nebraskas Wales

Cattle and Hogs Steady in Portland and Spokane Markets

Market reports from Portland and Spokane show nominally steady cattle and hog receipts on May 14 with cattle around steady and hogs unchanged. Spring lambs in Portland down about 50 cents, rest steady. Spokane cattle and hog receipts also listed as steady, with sheep steady in contract terms. Foreign exchange quotes reported by Associated Press show firm rates across multiple nations, with bar silver at 65.4 cents in New York and 33.5 pence per ounce in London.

Portland The Associated Press Ore Spokane Asociated Press New York Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland Spain Greece Poland Czecho Rumania Argentine Brazil Tokio Montreal London

Money market rates cited in brief notice

A compact financial notice lists call loans against acceptances at 3 percent, time loans easy with mixed collateral for 60 to 90 days and 4 to 6 months at 4 percent, and prime commercial paper at 4 percent. The statement covers lending terms and rates for short term financing.

Metal prices report from New York trade desk

Copper quiet and steady with electrolytic spot and futures at 13 percent to 13 6 cents. Tin eases with spot and nearby at 46 dollars and futures at 48.50. Iron steady for No 1 north at 20.50 to 22, No 2 north 20 to 21.50, No 2 south 22. Lead steady at 7.37 to 7.50 cents. Zinc quiet in East St Louis at 5.80 to 5.90 cents. Antimony spot at 8.37 cents.

The Associated Press New York Northern Southern East St. Louis

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