Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-11-29
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STOCKS.

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rallies and declines occurred during
today,s market session. but trailing
lacked the feverish activity OF last
we1k's3a sessions. Losses OF the first
hour included Crucible Steel, Ohio
Copper. Chicago Pneumatic Tool and
some of the food specialties at re-
actions Of / g1-2 to a points. Oils.
equipments and tobacco offset this
movement at gains of Ito almost 3
points, but yielded to renewed pres
sure against shippings.
Mercantile Marine Preferred and
United Fruit fell I to 2 IL points
with ATLANTIC Gulf and American IN
ternational. Rails were the only
shares to pursue IN independent
course, Reading, Norfolk and Western
and Southern Pacific, rising 1 to l IL
points. Call money opened at six per
A steadier tone prevailed at the op-
ening Of today's stock market, last
Saturdays rally in oils. ashippings n
steels making further progress. Amer
lean linseed was the strongest feature.
rising 1874 points. Atlantic Gulf
gained one point and Bethlehem Steel,
Mexican Petroleum, Houston Oil.
Southern Pacific. and Norfolk and
Western advanced large fractions.
Within the first half hour, however,
q reaction Set in wiping out initial
gains in oils and shippings. ..ia
Heaviness developed in Virginia
Carolina Chemical, American Interna-
tional. .Pan-American Petroleum and
various specialt!es. Foreign exchange
was Irregular, but the money market
indicated q continuance OF last weeks
easier conditions.
Excepting shippings which con-
tinued heavy, the market rallied Disk
ly at midday, oils, motors n motor
specialties were the strongest features
showing gains of I to 4 points over
last weeks 1inal prices and steels and
Equipments advanced 1 to 2 points.
Sp~ccialties and minor rails, includ-
ing New, Orleans, Texas and Mexico.
hardened later, but recovered i'll steels
and equipments failed to hold. the
! closing was irregular. Sales approx
mated $50, 900 shares.
PRODUCE.
New York, Noy. 29.-Buttcr steady;
receipts $3.50. Creamery higher than
extras 81, lao SO: creamery extras 81;
firsts SO to. 81 score. 4o@b5. MT.
gathered extra firsts $685.; firsts 70
OBJ.
Cheese irregular; receipts l,13l;
state whole milk bats, held specials
27@29; ditto, average run.
! 26 1-2; state whole milk bats fresh
specials 25@26; ditto, average run,
% 1-2@241-2. y gl.S 4 Il
Live poultry steady chickeIs by
| freight 20 to "a; by express % to 70;
fowls 20 to 26; old ROSTERS 20; tur-
keys As; dressed weak; western fbroil-
crs fresh 81 to A. fowls fresh IS to
Al; roostcrs fresh Is to rs; turkeys
western 40 to So; culls rs to 35.
METAL.
New York. Nov. 29.-Copper nom
inal; electrolytic.s spot and nearby
ID ga to IA IA; first quarter IA to
IA Ia: iron nomina!: No. | northern
$500 to 1890; No. 2 northern 400
to $500; No. 2;southern $500 to 1000.
anthony 5.671-2; tin weak, spot and
nearby SO. so; futures $500: lead cas-
Ter; spot $50 to 800; zinc quiet: East
St. Louis delivery spot $40 to $50.
LIBERTY BONDS.
New York, Nov. 29.-Closed: 3 lbs
91.90; first As, 1920; second as, $3.50;
first 4 las, .86.72; second 4 las
1888; third 4 LIS, 1856; fourth
4 las, $685.; Victory 33-4s, $3.50;
Victory 4 3-4s, $3.50.
COTTON.
New. York, Nov. 29.-Cotton futures
closed barely steady; December 1922;
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