Market news shows wheat prices ease amid Argentine surplus estimates
Wheat prices fell on the Chicago market after an upbeat export surplus forecast for Argentina and rumors of higher Canadian imports. December and May futures slid while corn and oats dipped and hogs supported modest gains in provisions. Cash bids listed No. 1 hard wheat at $1.58–$1.59 and corn at 86–85 cents.
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Stock Market Slump At New York Exchange Over Bear Selloff
speculative orders pushed prices down as bears dominated early trading with losses of one to eleven points. Some gains followed as bulls attempted a rally. heavy selling hit motor shares and many industrials. The day included a 1/4 point rise in a few leaders and news of higher margins and a 4% rediscount rate from Boston Fed.
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Potato Market Ouraged by Slow Trade and Steady Tone
Potatoes trading was slow with a generally steady market. Total U S shipments reached 928 cars, Canadian 43, with Wisconsin Minnesota sack Round White at 3 65 to 3 80, Wisconsin built Round White around 3 70, some 3 25, Michigan Round White 3 25 to 3 60, and Idaho russets 4 4.15.
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Less Buying in Otoge Markets
Stocks were in freer supply on bulges today with outside demand becoming potentially satisfied. The public demand that sustained recent price levels was observed, while shifts into neglected groups like oil and equipment shares occurred. Call money edged higher as banks called in demand loans to fix the deficit, hinting at higher rates ahead. The afternoon oil rebound, led by Pacific oil, suggested a window for distributive selling in buoyant sectors over time.
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Wheat markets show relative steadiness amid mixed factors
Wheat December held firm with late months weaker. Argentine demand and visible supply over 560 million bushels vs last year influenced pricing. Local cash demand fair, Duluth/Kansas City activity reported. Corn steady with rallies late. oats ease slightly. week shows mixed demand, rising visibles for corn and oats, and slow export demand.
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Call money firm in early New York rates dip and rise
Call money trading firmer in New York with high 5 and low 4 percent, ruling rate at 4 percent. Closing bid 56 with offers at 5 percent, last loan 5. Call loans against acceptances 4 percent, time loans steady. Mixed collateral 60 to 90 days at 4 percent, prime mercantile paper at 4 percent.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Foreign exchange rates in New York
Foreign exchanges were irregular in New York with key currencies showing small shifts. Great Britain demand 4.843 16 cents, cables 4.84 11 16, 60 day bills 4.80. France demand 3.96, cables 3.96 percent. Italy demand 3.98, cables 3.98. Belgium demand 4.52, Germany demand 23.80.
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Great Britain
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Italy
Belgium
Germany
Metals Market Report From New York and London
New York copper dull with no spot or futures. Tin steady at 62.25 cents spot, iron firm at No 1 northern 22 dollars. Lead 9.75 cents, zinc 8.70 to 8.80 cents futures. London copper spot 62 pounds 5 pence, tin 281 pounds 2 shillings 6d, lead 37 pounds 5 shillings, zinc 38 pounds 15 shillings spot.
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New York
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London
Bar Silver and Money Quotes Across Markets
Bar silver in New York at 69 and a half cents per Mexican dollar 53 and a half. in London November 9 bar silver 216 pounds 16 pence per ounce and money at 3 percent.
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London
Sugar Prices Hold Steady In New York Market
New York, Nov. 9. Refined sugar demand remains fair with prices unchanged at 5 5.10¢ per pound for fine granulated. Market activity shows steady intake and steady pricing across the refined sugar sector.
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New York
Livestock Market Summary Chicago November Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Livestock receipts total 40,000 hogs and 22,000 cattle with active trade. Hogs gain 25 to 50 cents with buyers paying 11.60 to 12.25 for various weights and packers’ sows and light pigs rising. Cattle show strength with corn fed steers scarce and vealers steady near 11.50. Sheep and lambs rise 25 cents, natives and westerns trading around 15 to 15.50, fat ewes near 7.60, six price range for heavy stock unspecified.
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Montana
Cattle Receipts Rise at St Paul Market Activity
ST. PAUL Minn Nov 9 cattle receipts 18500 market fairly active generally strong to 25c higher one load of good 149 pound Wisconsin fed canners 959 two loads good 1200 pound Montana gross steers Saturday 925 most steers and yearlings here today of plain quality selling downward from 7 stockers and feeder steers largely
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Livestock Market Report Highlights Mixed Cattle and Hogs
Cattle receipts around 2,500 with most calves about 50 cents lower. bulk good lights to packers at $10. Hogs receipts about 33,000 with prices mostly 10 to 25 cents lower. pigs 10 higher than Saturday’s average with tops at $11.55 and $11.40 for common weights. Sheep receipts around 10,000 with fat lambs 25 cents higher, better natives and Dakotas at $11.45 to $11.50, ewes to packers $5 to $7.50, native breeding ewes $8.50 to $11.50.
Omaha hogs and cattle receipts mix gains at market
Omaha reports 9000 hogs with prices steady to 25 cents higher, top 11.50 for 205 pounders. Cattle receipts around 15000 with fed steers steady to strong and stockers active. bulls weak but steady. Lambs up about 25 cents with bulk fed lambs around 16 dollars.
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Spokane Stock Markets Show Steady Trade Across Livestock
Spokane reports cattle receipts 505 with a steady market. Prime steers bring 7.50 to 8. Good to choice 6.75 to 7.25, medium to good 6 to 6.50, fair to medium 5.25 to 5.75. Cows and heifers 5 to 5.50, middles 3.75 to 4.7. Bulls 2.50 to 4.25. Veal calves 8 to 8.50, stockers 5 to 5.75. Hogs receipts 731 with steady market and good to choice 11.50 to 12. Light heavies 11.10 to 11.50, heavies 9.50 to 11, feeders 11 to 11.25. Sheep receipts 156 steady. prime lambs 11.35 to 11.50, fair to medium 9.85 to 10.25, prime yearlings 7 to 8, best mutton ewes 3.65.
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Denver market report highlights hog receipts and cattle prices
Denver nov 9 hog receipts 2400 with 16 leads direct to big packers down 15 25c from saturday’s average top 11.95 for one lead and others 11.75 11.85 cattle receipts 13000 calves 500 1500 billed through active fat stock higher cows 5 50 6 10 others 4 30 5 25 heifers 6 6 40 calves steady good vealers 9 stockers and feeders 7 8 natives in South Africa now numbered 170 600 natives employed in the gold mines
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