Bears Struggle in New York Stock Market Gains Narrow
Bears faced another uneasy session as speculative issues push for short covering. Early gains in steels, shippings and equipment led the market, with Crucible Steel and United Trust rising, while profit taking trimmed some advances into the late morning.
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New York
Bears
Cruscible
United Trust
Mexican Petroleum
Bethlehem Steel
Baldwin American Locomotives
Atlantic Gulf
Mercantile Marine
May Department Stores
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
Suere American International
American Woolen
Crucible
Exis
Vanadium
Republic
Baldwin Locomotive Sant
Chicago
Pneumatic Tool
Utah
Endicott-Johnson
Union Pacific
London
Exchange rates and money market in New York
Prime mercantile paper unchanged and exchange strong with sterling at 83.75 and cables 8.7554. Francs demand 6.17, cables 6.19. Belgium francs 6.48 cash and 6.50 cables. Guilders 33.00 demand and 3.10 cables. Marks 1.44 demand and 1.45 cables. Time loans steady. Call money range 6 to 7 with ruling rate 7 and last loan 7. Greece at 7.60 demand. Montreal 12 percent discount.
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New York
Greece
Montreal
Metals News Brief From New York
METALS NEW YORK JAN 11 Bar silver domestic unchanged foreign 65 4¢ Mexican dollars unchanged.
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New York
Grain price snapshot from Chicago and Minneapolis markets
Wheat and corn prices listed for Chicago and Minneapolis trade on January 11. Chicago quotes No. 1 hard wheat at 1.94 1/2 dollars, No. 2 hard at 1.93, mixed corn 69 cents, No. 2 yellow 72 to 74 cents, rye 1.68, barley 76 to 89 cents. oats 63 to 67 cents. flax 2.04 to 1.05 dollars. Minneapolis reports flour up 10 to 20 cents, family patents 10.10 to 10.40 per barrel, bran 26 to 27 dollars, cash No. 1 northern wheat 1.823 to 1.87, March 1.74, May 1.70, corn 61 to 68 cents, oats 42.5 to 43 cents, rye 1.62 to 1.68, flax 2.04 to 1.05.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Minn
Market Notes From Omaha And Chicago Livestock Prices
Wheat and grain prices listed for Omaha and Chicago with No 1 hard at 1.77 and mixed grades around 1.68 to 1.72. Chicago cattle, hogs, and sheep receipts show steady to weaker trends, top hogs around 9.40, cattle tops near 10.10, feeder prices steady, and lambs bid up to about 11.75. Denver reports larger cattle runs, cows at 6.25 to 6.75, steers 8.00 to 9.50, best hogs 9.26, and lambs up to 10.56, with steady feeder prices.
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Omaha
Chicago
United States Bureau of Markets
New Manager of Local Stockyards Named in Laramie
Laramie Wyoming January 11 Bert Roberts has been made manager of the Laramie and Cheyenne stockyards of the United States Stockyard Company. H A Smith reports that imports from the Philippines exceed those from any other source for the oil used at the stockyard operation.
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California
Mr. Smith
Telegraph Department
Union Pacific
Did
Henry Smith
Denver
Larami
Wyo
Bert Roberts
Laramie
Cheyenne
United States
Ompany
Philippines
H. A. Smith
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Air Mail
Fort Russell
Mercantile Marine Preferred
Swift’s
Pais
Swift
Pioneer Morning Beam
Grocerteria
Croegm
Neb
U. S. Bureau of Markets
Boyden
Boyden and Stetson
Gale
Cale
Burt
Goodyear
Provals
Ber Footwear
Capitol Ave
J. D. Connelly
E. A. Meyer
Cheyenne, Wyo
Buster
Fawn
Ferce
Tor Ghu Ito
Og Tins
Party
Gan
AS . Tigh
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