Goppers Jump on Stock Exchanges and Copper Rally
Goppers rise on stock exchanges as Anaconda leads gains with copper price talk lifting the market. Shares closed near top with steel and copper up 2 to 5 points. East market sentiment favorable, though some factors weigh on selling. Reporting wires note rally across rails and metals with 1817 rally echoes.
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Hellbronner Company
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Chicago Markets Produce Through Early New Year Trading
Chicago reports a easing corn market amid peace talk and cold wave, with later declines after initial gains. Prices for No 2 yellow corn and other staples fluctuated as weather and shipment factors influenced futures, while Minneapolis grain activity showed steady feeds and standard flour prices.
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Minneapolis
Harley
Copper exports to Allies set record near one billion pounds
The United States is expected to ship over a billion pounds of refined copper in 1917, a rise about 30 percent above 1913, with roughly half of output sent abroad to support allies. Labor strikes limited refinery production to about two billion pounds for the year.
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United States
Germany
Wall Street Close Holiday Report Hits New Year Trade
New York and London metal markets observed a holiday closure while New York stock activity ended the year with bullish sentiment. United States Steel led gains near the session close as rails and industrials showed strength alongside higher values for copper and other metals. Volume remained modest with extensive cash dealings and a broad list of issue prices reflecting a year end shift toward a fresh start.
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Stock Exchange
United States Steel
Merchant adage amid market chatter on loans and bills
Market note from New York cites mixed rates for sixty day bills in various currencies with demand for francs and cables, while time loans hold firm at 60 and 90 days and 6 percent. Bonds show steady railroad activity and bankers quote easier bid conditions as competition among merchants rises.
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