The foreign trade of the Unit to States during, November, 1933:—Nov. 1032" Nov. 1033 predictions of a modification of the cold wave and news of heavier Argentine and Russi than was expected. ports to the effect that the International Wheat Committee regarded the increase in the Russian crop, which is estimated at 25 per cent. above the 1932 crop, as a menace to {the price had a bearish influence on 10100000. 128'00,000 the market. Meanwhile, the opinion Balance {Safnoooeo 18t00n,000 is expressed that the market is in a Favourable Favourable] Constructive news. One reliable '33,000/00 "50,00,000 position to respond quickly to any Gompared with last month: Im- authority in an aunval review states ports show a decrease of $23,000,-that nearly one-third of the. wheat 10,000,000.
Exports decrease of acreage Ties in the Semiarid belt Compared with November last|tinues, There has been a heavy there the serioos drought still con-year:
"Imports show an increase reduction in the carry-over and with of $24,000,000 Exports an increase: of $45,000,000.—Reuter. a poor start the wheat prospect £0r JoBd Favours higher prices enter, [Siemens and Halake [United Steer Works f¥eenz Lean
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