Market edges higher on war news and tax talk
Stocks rose late as positive war developments boosted sentiment while tax levy expectations cooled. American Sumatra Tobacco jumped from 123 to 141, General Motors from 148 to 151, and a mix of industrials led the session amid thin liquidity and cautious trading.
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New York Exchange Ends Mixed As Close Rises
The New York market closed strong after a volatile session with United States Steel Bethlehem Steel and Crucible leading the late gains. International Harvester jumped 5 percent on news of a forthcoming voluntary dissolution while Utah Copper and Granby Mining held steady to firm. Volume reached 265000 shares with bonds steady and Liberty 34s near par.
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Texas Companys A Abn
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Live stock prices and receipts across markets brief
Chicago market reports hogs receipts 33 000 strong on good hogs. cattle receipts 20 000 steady to slow. calves and veal mixed. Omaha hogs 5 000 steady to higher. cattle slow to lower. sheep steady to strong. Portland hogs record high. Seattle cattle hogs sheep steady. prime hogs around 18.65 to 18.85, mixed sales active.
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United States
Bureau of Markets
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Mountain Lambs
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Seattle
AUA
Mercantile rates and bonds in New York markets
On August 5 New York mercantile paper quoted four and six month notes at 6 percent. Sterling bills 60 days at 472 percent, 60 day commercial at 4714, demand 4757-16. Cables show 475 7-16 Francs demand 11, cables 5685 Guilders demand 51 percent. silver 39 1 4. Mexican dollars 77 cent. Government and railroad bonds irregular. time loans strong with 60, 90, six months at 6 percent. Call money firm high 6 percent, low 4 percent. Closing bid 5 percent, offered 6 percent.
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REET
New York
Metal Market Snapshot From New York August Trade
New York metal market update shows spot prices steady at 8.05 cents per pound for East St Louis delivery with slight quiet trading. Market notes indicate unchanged bids and a steady tone across the volatile metal segment, reflecting cautious activity from buyers and sellers.
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New York
East St Louis
Corn Prices Soar Amid Heat and Drought Fears in Chicago
Chicago markets see corn prices surge as heat and forecasts of no rain spark fears of crop damage. September and October futures rise to about $1.63, oats also gain, while provisions show mixed movement. Analysts note rain or cooler weather is crucial to limit losses, with traders betting on scarce offerings and extensive weather-driven volatility.
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