Market Stirs As Prices Slip Despite Steel Support
Market trading opened weak with mixed tone after signals on the New York subway strike and foreign exchange concerns. United States Steel attracted steady buying near par while rumors ran about actions in Washington on the peace treaty and currency issues.
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Chicago Markets Grain and Provisions Update
Chicago Aug 19 firm undertone and absence of liquidation strengthen corn market. Premiums for Sep and other contracts noted amid buying from commission houses. Provisions unsettled with early decline followed by rally on demand. Reports of German food program influence aided advances. Butter and cheese prices rise with strong receipts. Minneapolis grain shipments indicate steady activity.
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Ductus Sronn
Metal Market and Money Market Briefs
New York reports a mixed metal market with nickel and copper quoted around 23% for October and unchanged. Call money sits near 3%, with bankers noting limited bids and a cautious financial mood. A Bowdon Transcript quote mentions plans to illuminate a location with electric lights.
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Bowton Transcript
Henderson bill faces scrutiny over government solicitation
The Henderson war minerals relief act faces debate as producers challenge Secretary Lane’s interpretation of what constitutes direct government solicitation. Senators and officials weigh liberalizing the act while stressing only explicit government contact should trigger compensation, amid plans for further hearings and a Sept. 1 return of the relief commission to Washington.
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New York Exchange Shows Market Uptrend Amid Mixed Rally
The stock market advanced today with prices recovering materially as traders noted stronger technical position despite reversals. Volume showed 1,025,000 shares in sales while call money opened easier and hardened later. Bonds were irregular with rails and Liberty bonds holding steady as total sales reached 12.2 million par value.
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United States
Livestock market details from Chicago report
Fragmentary Chicago market notes show pig receipts and weight categories, with figures like 816.000 and 113,000 and terms such as weight, choice and prime. The text remains garbled but indicates livestock receipts and market conditions with butcher activity in the city.
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Ledelpta
Tisais
Copper and platinum finds and ore trade brief
United Verde Extension reopens and expands with shaft work and mills set to finish soon. Copper prices drift, small outside sales, and August to October ranges noted. W. R. Millard takes option on platinum claims near Richardson road. Lead and zinc imports and exports detailed, with Mexico and Canada as major sources. Nabob mill in Idaho completes test run with 150 ton capacity. Gold moves limited after embargo lift. bulk transport to South America and Asia, France and England minor. Senate moves shale investigate bill to Interior for review.
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Pekin Protest Over Boycott by Japanese Envoy
Mr Obata the Japanese envoy at Pekin protests to the Chinese government against the boycott. He says Japanese steamships cannot discharge cargoes and merchants lose heavily, with indemnities likely to be sought from China. Reports say Japanese residents in Pekin have been warned to stay indoors at night due to ill feeling toward Japan.
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Japan
Malnutrition the Cause of Blindness at Birth
War torn Poland report says maternal malnutrition leads to birth blindness in three years. American experts note mothers in Poland suffer poor nutrition affecting infants eyesight amid widespread destruction and upheaval.
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Poland
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