A4 Tuesday, ecember 6, 2016 Journal Gaze TT Times- ourier 1 WHEAT 5,000 bu minimum- cents per bushel Dec 16 389.75 393 389.25 389.25 Mar 17 404.50 410 404.25 408.25 May 17 417 422 416.75 420.25 Jul 17 430.75 435.25 430 433 Sep 17 447.25 450 444.75 447.75 Dec 17 465.75 468.50 463 466 Est. sales 173,726 sales 90,564 open int 444,784 CORN 5,000 bu minimum- cents per bushel Dec 16 337.50 350 337.50 349.50 Mar 17 347 359.75 347 359.25 May 17 354.50 366.50 354.25 366.25 Jul 17 361.75 373.75 361.75 373.50 Sep 17 369 381 369 380.75 Dec 17 377.75 389.75 377.75 389.25 Est. sales 597,516 sales 204,035 open int 1,238,970 OATS 5,000 bu minimum- cents per bushel Dec 16 203.50 204 199.25 199.25 -1 Mar 17 216.50 218.50 211.50 213.25 May 17 221 222 216.50 217.50 -1 Jul 17 224.25 224.25 219 219 Sep 17 221 224.25 221 224.25 Dec 17 225.75 Est. sales 1,183 sales 413 open int 7,185 SOYBEANS 5,000 bu minimum- cents per bushel Jan 17 1030.50 1049.75 1027.75 1043.50 Mar 17 1039.50 1059 1037.50 1053.25 May 17 1047 1065 1044.25 1059.75 Jul 17 1051 1069.75 1050.25 1064.50 Aug 17 1056 1065.75 1056 1060.50 Sep 17 1041 1045.25 1039.25 1040.75 Est. sales 423,082 sales 145,769 open int 717,480 SOYBEAN OIL 60,000 lbs- cents per lb Dec 16 37.57 37.76 37.33 37.49 Jan 17 37.75 38.00 37.52 37.67 Mar 17 37.97 38.27 37.79 37.94 May 17 38.12 38.34 37.88 38.04 Jul 17 38.15 38.42 37.93 38.10 Aug 17 37.79 38.15 37.75 37.89 Est.
sales 170,726 sales 117,751 open int 430,436 SOYBEAN MEAL 100 tons- dollars per ton Dec 16 311.70 321.60 311.30 317.70 Jan 17 313.40 323.90 313.20 319.50 Mar 17 316.30 326.40 316.20 322.50 May 17 320.00 328.20 319.80 324.30 Jul 17 320.80 329.80 320.80 326.10 Aug 17 322.60 328.50 322.60 324.80 Est. sales 198,840 sales 75,498 open int 356,328 FUTURES CHICAGO (AP) Futures traiding on the Chicago Board of Trade: Open High Low Settle Chg. MARKET IN BRIEF CATTLE 40,000 cents per lb. Dec 16 108.35 108.47 107.40 107.82 Feb 17 108.82 109.80 108.27 108.97 Apr 17 108.97 109.80 108.50 108.97 Jun 17 100.60 101.27 100.25 100.55 Aug 17 97.52 98.00 97.17 97.45 Oct 17 97.87 98.35 97.47 98.05 Dec 17 97.57 98.50 97.57 98.15 Feb 18 97.75 98.12 97.57 97.90 Est. sales 39,369 sales 76,186 open int 282,130 FEEDER CATTLE 50,000 cents per lb.
Jan 17 124.77 125.47 124.05 124.32 Mar 17 121.40 122.25 120.87 121.37 Apr 17 121.10 121.85 120.57 121.07 May 17 120.17 120.92 119.60 120.27 Aug 17 120.55 121.60 120.30 120.80 Sep 17 119.02 119.50 118.92 119.20 Oct 17 117.50 117.90 117.50 117.90 Nov 17 116.50 Est. sales 7,071 sales 9,855 open int 45,493 HOGS-Lean 40,000 cents per lb. Dec 16 51.20 51.90 51.15 51.50 Feb 17 54.50 55.12 54.25 54.80 Apr 17 60.50 61.37 60.45 61.12 May 17 68.32 68.62 68.32 68.57 Jun 17 72.40 72.90 72.30 72.70 Jul 17 73.35 73.67 73.35 73.47 Aug 17 74.30 74.40 73.67 74.20 Oct 17 62.77 63.10 62.65 63.10 Dec 17 58.35 58.47 58.12 58.47 Feb 18 61.80 62.00 61.80 62.00 Apr 18 65.37 Est. sales 26,851 sales 30,175 open int 213,479 LIVESTOCK CHICAGO (AP) Futures traiding on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange: Open High Low Settle Chg. CURRENCIES Dollar vs: Exch.
Rate Pvs Day LOCAL MARKETS STOCKS OF LOCAL INTEREST denotes local stock BRITISH POUND 62,500 pounds, per pound Dec 16 1.2654 1.2748 1.2634 1.2727 Mar 17 1.2667 1.2776 1.2664 1.2756 Jun 17 1.2760 1.2784 1.2744 1.2784 Sep 17 1.2814 Dec 17 1.2845 Mar 18 1.2881 Est. sales 117,735 sales 99,872 open int 243,674 CANADIAN DOLLAR 100,000 dollars, per Cdn. dlr Dec 16 .7501 .7556 .7488 .7539 Mar 17 .7508 .7563 .7498 .7546 Jun 17 .7538 .7571 .7538 .7554 Sep 17 .7545 .7576 .7545 .7562 Dec 17 .7549 .7571 .7549 .7571 Mar 18 .7581 Est. sales 63,950 sales 65,639 open int 111,569 JAPANESE YEN 12.5 million yen, per 100 yen Dec 16 .8844 .8854 .8716 .8794 Mar 17 .8888 .8891 .8755 .8833 Jun 17 .8908 .8908 .8796 .8876 Sep 17 .8920 Dec 17 .8968 Mar 18 .9021 Est. sales 178,910 sales 172,031 open int 223,703 SWISS FRANC 125,000 francs, per franc Dec 16 .9846 .9956 .9813 .9942 Mar 17 .9893 1.0010 .9881 .9999 Jun 17 1.0061 Sep 17 1.0124 Dec 17 1.0189 Mar 18 1.0257 Est.
sales 40,174 sales 27,719 open int 65,721 AUSTRAL. DOLLAR 100,000 dollars, per A Dec 16 .7421 .7496 .7412 .7475 Mar 17 .7397 .7480 .7396 .7460 Jun 17 .7384 .7444 .7384 .7444 Sep 17 .7431 Dec 17 .7418 Mar 18 .7406 Est. sales 95,363 sales 85,531 open int 84,588 EURO 125,000 Euros, per Euro Dec 16 1.0550 1.0802 1.0510 1.0774 Mar 17 1.0643 1.0850 1.0556 1.0822 Jun 17 1.0668 1.0897 1.0650 1.0874 Sep 17 1.0731 1.0950 1.0720 1.0927 Dec 17 1.0950 1.0983 1.0950 1.0983 Mar 18 1.1044 Est. sales 315,756 sales 199,996 open int 437,731 MONEY FUTURES CHICAGO (AP) Foreign money futures trading on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange: Net change deletes decimal point and leading zeros. Open High Low Settle Chg.
(T) 38.63 Adv Micro Dev (AMD) 8.68 Altria Group (MO) 63.53 Corp (AEE) 49.16 Amer Express Co (AXP) 72.03 Apple Inc (AAPL) 109.11 (ADM) 43.90 of America (BAC) 21.84 Biglari Holding (BH) 464.40 Boeing Co (BA) 152.16 Gen.Stores (CASY) 122.17 Caterpillar Inc (CAT) 94.45 Chesapk Engy (CHK) 7.48 Chevron (CVX) 113.25 Cisco Systems (CSCO) 29.53 Coca-Cola Co (KO) 40.62 Agra Foods (CAG) 37.15 Com (CNSL) 27.21 Barrel (CBRL) 167.78 Co. (DE) 101.29 Walt Disney Co (DIS) 99.96 Du Pont Co (DD) 72.89 Exxon Mobil (XOM) 87.48 Ford Motor (F) 12.44 Freeport McMoRan (FCX) 15.87 General Elec Co (GE) 31.11 Mills (GIS) 61.13 HP Inc (HPQ) 15.55 Home Depot Inc (HD) 129.68 Tool Works (ITW) 126.11 (IR) 74.89 Close Chng Close Chng Close Chng Pound 1.2724 1.2704 Canadian dollar .7538 .7522 Euro 1.0770 1.0660 Yen .008791 .008797 Swiss franc .9937 .9893 Metal price (troy oz.) Pvs Day NY HSBC Bank US $1172.00 $1175.00 NY Merc Gold $1174.00 $1175.10 NY Merc Silver $16.824 $16.753 19216.24 5308.89 2204.71 1337.78 Dow Jones Industrials Nasdaq Composite Standard 500 Russell 2000 Monday, December 5, 2016 Intel Corp (INTC) 34.39 Intl Bus Machine (IBM) 159.84 JP Morgan Chase (JPM) 83.26 (JNJ) 111.94 Enterprises (LEE) 3.30 Inc (LFUS) 148.60 McDonalds Corp (MCD) 119.29 Merck Co (MRK) 60.25 Microsoft CP (MSFT) 60.22 Mondelez (MDLZ) 41.03 Norfolk So. (NSC) 105.96 (JCP) 9.86 Cola (PEP) 100.71 Pfizer Inc (PFE) 31.59 Procter Gamble (PG) 82.99 Holding (SHLD) 11.84 (SHW) 266.40 Sirius XM Hldgs Inc (SIRI) 4.33 (SPLS) 9.75 3M Company (MMM) 171.62 The Travelers (TRV) 115.87 Parcel (UPS) 116.56 United Tech Cp (UTX) 107.42 Verizon Comms (VZ) 49.75 WalMart Stores (WMT) 69.94 Walgreen Boots (WBA) 85.00 stocks resumed their climb onda as investors bought stocks that stand to benefit from economic growth, like banks, as well as technology companies, which have been mostly left out of a post-election rally. The ow Jones industrial set another record high. The ow Jones industrial average rose 45.82 points, or 0.2 percent, to 19,216.24.
arlier it went as high as 19 ,274. The tandard Poor 500 index climbed 12.76 points, or 0.6 percent, to 2,204.71. The asdaq omposite added 53.24 points, or 1 percent, to 5,308.89. tocks of small and mid-sized ompanies rose sharply. The ussell 2000 inde jumped 23.53 points, or 1.8 percent, to 1,337.79.
anks esumed their post-election rally and are trading at their highest levels since early 2008. Goldman achs gained $5.19, or 2.3 percent, to $228.55, a nine-year high. icrosoft added 97 cents, or 1.6 percent, to $60.22 customer-management software developer alesforce.com climbed $3.43, or 3.5 percent, to $70.80. enchmark oil rose 11 cents to $51.79 per barrel in ork. ent crude gained 48 cents to $54.94 a barrel in ondon.
alero ner gy gained $3.06, or 5 percent, to $64.52 and onocoPhillips picked up 76 cents, or 1.6 percent, to $48.88. onsumer-f ocused companies also did better than the rest of the market. a maz on jumped $19.02, or 2.6 percent, to $759.36. Health insurer nitedHealth, a component that has soared since the election, shed $3.10, or 1.9 percent, to $157.63 and drugmaker er ck fell 88 cents, or 1.4 percent, to $60.25. go vernment bond prices recovered from a sharp drop earlier in the day and finished just a bit lower.
The yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury note edged up to 2.40 percent from 2.39 percent late Friday. i talian ot ers rejected proposed changes to the constitution on unda causing political and economic uncertainty for urope fourth-largest economy. i talian stocks didn move much overall, and the FT se mib inde slipped 0.2 percent. a added 1.6 percent and ca -40 ained 1 percent. i ondon the FT se 100 adv anced 0.2 percent.
a sian stocks mostly fell. ikk ei 225 retreated 0.8 percent. The Hang en in Hong Kong lost 0.3 percent. a lso on unda the a rm orps of gineers denied a permit for the akota a cc ess oil pipeline in or th akota. The tanding ock ioux tribe and its supporters say the proposed route for the pipeline threatens the water source and cultural sites.
i the last major piece of construction on the $3.8 billion pipeline. The companies connected to the pipeline traded lower onday. nergy Transfer Partners lost 59 cents, or 1.7 percent, to $33.79 and unoco ogistics shed 43 ents, or 1.9 percent, to $22.75. Those two companies recently agreed to combine. The dollar rose to 113.75 yen from 113.67 yen.
The euro rose to $1.0770 from $1.0660. Wholesale gasoline remained at $1.56 a gallon and heating oil was unchanged at $1.66 a gallon. atur al gas jumped 22 cents, or 6.3 percent, to $3.65 per 1,000 cubic feet. Gold fell $1.30 to $1,176.50 an ounce. ilv er rose 7 cents to $16.90 an ounce.
op per jumped 7 ents, or 2.8 percent, to $2.70 a pound. Farmers Grain Dorans Fri. Mon. Cash orn $3. 26 $3.38 Jan.
orn $3. 29 $3. 41 Mar. corn $3.30 $3. 42 May corn $3.34 $3.
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