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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1917
Page
4
The market eyes a copper price advance to about twenty five cents per pound as railroad disputes loom. Western and eastern exchanges showed little Christmas activity while rail traffic concerns pulled down many stocks. copper shares attract buyers on expectations of higher material costs and a settlement on railroads and wages.
Chicago markets report corn prices firm due to ongoing cold weather in the West and potential railroad disruptions. January and May futures show small gains, oats rise modestly, and provisions vary with scarce offerings. Butter and eggs move mixed, livestock receipts show strong hog and cattle markets with prices around 16 dollars.
Wall Street closed after a post holiday downturn with many issues slipping one to four points. St Paul preferred at 62 percent and Baltimore and Ohio preferred and common at 48 and 38 percent led the declines. Traders anticipated a forthcoming railroading policy from the administration with Congress to share responsibility.
The Minneapolis market reports weak receipts for sheep at 18,000 and cattle and hay figures show mixed prices. Cows and heifers hover around five to six dollars, lambs and wethers traded in the mid-teens, while wheat and cotton notes reflect shifting prices and shipments, with several prices noted across commodities.
The account describes guard routines at a German hospital, guard shifts, and the daily life of English prisoners. It recalls visiting wounded comrades, food conditions, and a notable visit by Mr Williams for religious services. It also covers new arrivals from the Somme, individual injuries, amputation, and a burial procession with a German band.
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