Copper climbs to two cent price peak in market rally
Copper soared to 2 cents a pound amid a broad metals surge. silver held near 56% cents per ounce and lead rose to 6 cents per pound while zinc, tin, and steel showed strength. Anaconda and Utah Copper traded higher as market sentiment improved despite mixed external factors. several firms advised buying copper and steel shares while caution remained about rate moves and Persian tensions.
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Tennessee
Dun's Review of Year Marvelous Record Advances
Dun Mercantile agency previews a year in review showing United States recovery from a wartime crisis to a prosperous era. It notes unprecedented export trade pig iron at 3,000,000, record bank clearings, higher railroad earnings, and widespread prosperity across industrial and commercial activity.
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United States
Rome
Broad demand rise noted in Dun's Index and failures ebb
The passage cites Dun's Index reaching a multi decade high for wholesale commodity prices and a rebound in commercial failures, signaling broader consumptive strength. It also notes varied global items from Port de France and domestic political moves, including Michigan ballot petitions for Henry Ford and obituaries from Augusta and Pueblo.
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Record of Silver Bullion for the Past Two Years
Dun's annual review notes low mood in silver bullion worsened by war. In 1915 New York prices peaked at 56.5 cents during a recovering movement from November, versus 59.0 cents in April 1914. A 46.5 to 57.5 cent range marked the year, with London trading near 22.25 to 27 pence, matching spring 1914 highs.
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