Copper Prices Rally on Output Boost and Wilson Order
Copper stocks rise as a new output order and President Wilson’s approval push production toward a record. Anaconda and Butte expect the impact, with Anaconda alone producing 800,000 pounds in June and 28.4 million pounds in May. Market notes credit the higher price to renewed demand and the prospect of federal orders lifting copper supplies for war needs.
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Wilson
Butte
Anaconda
Heilbronner
Amer
Pouca Tn
Seornee Cavsnes
Utah
Inspiration
Kenne- Miami
Greene-Cananea
Posi- Jn
Profes. In
Federalde
Inspiration Copper
Industr
Lauzier-Wolcott
Coper
Indus
Clore
Ening
Amerie Fatra
Bethlehem
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Baltimore
Ohio
Mt Bay
California Petroleum
Pacie
Oe Cai
Oe Cai. AM Waukee
Northwestern
Chicago
Rock Tian Bae
Sunat
al Mottt
Greenerman
Great Norther
Timot Central Interrough Co
St Rial” Ale
Jonal Harvester
Internath Mercantile Marine
Mation Mercantile ‘Marine
Esineas City
Southern
U Aay
Ontario
Suver
Missouri
Anvas & Tos
Blite Missouri Weifie
Maxwell Motors
Nevada
New
Ina
Steel
Arizona
East Studebaker Company
Sheffield
Tennessee Copier
Atlan Copper
United States Steel
Mttlan
Wilson & Rouse Itecteié
Willys Westin
Montana Power
Liberty
Erty Econd
Aege
Iberty Ae
Prenchae i
Arist
Livestock Prices And Market Updates From Chicago And Minneapolis
Minneapolis reports a July cargo tally and grain prices with oats flax and rye values, while Chicago notes cattle hogs and sheep receipts and price ranges. Hogs show uneven demand with most sales around sixteen to seventeen dollars, while cattle and calves vary by grade and market conditions. Sheep receipts total around six thousand with lambs noted.
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Chicago
United States Bureau of Markets
New York Stock Quotations and Livestock Prices Report
New York stock quotations from Lausier-Wolcott wire show varying livestock and cattle prices with strong to higher bids. Portland notes cattle and hog markets solid with prime steers around 12 to 13 dollars and hogs near 17 dollars, while Seattle reports mixed ranges and currency rates, including London silver at 48 per ounce and money market discount rates.
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Nabob
Gopi
Charles
Dickens Ole
Ray Jefferson
Richmond
Stanley Success
Serateh
Ave
Marack
Ye Uulea
Lauzier-Wolett Co
Tia
Ledge
Hattew York
Calumet & Jerome
Caledonia
Kini Boy
Canada
Belmont
Arizo
Tig Creek
Big Indian
Emma Corper
Toston & Means Gren Monster
Boston & Wyoming
Heema A
Butte
Tron Blossom
Jerome Verde
Butte-Copper Czar
Kerr Lake
Butte-Dees Lodge
Mason ‘Alley
Butte En York
Buttelutus
Tonopah
Ingham Ami
Lake
Eureka
Mayflower
Montana
Bingham
Araitt Mohawk
Mason
Mont-Iteance Gold
Mina
Arcad
Mont-Rel
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Rand
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Fowelt
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Nancy Hanks
Ron
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Superior
Boston
North Butte
Iron King Ath Utah
North Frank Lydge Minins
Swift & Gon Paul Ou Yystone Ib
Orlin
Utah
Kinsey Can
Ray Hercules
Toscow
United Fruit 2
Michigan-Uian
Quincy
Winona
Uco-Argentine
Uce-Wellington
Heilbronner Co
Butte & London
Far Baby
Houghton
Tuolumne
New Cornelia
A Steel
Wilbert
Toledo
Os United Verde
Walker
Uma Vom Lauzier-Wolcott Co
Oy Bid
Ajax
Alameda
Ambergris
Donia
Highland Surprise
Hype Heek
Headlight
Imperial
Interatat
Ailanon
Intermountain
Hyck Waite
Khon Hal
Jarsh
Omaha
Nev
Texas
Portland
Ore
Sears Sngeral
Seattle
London
Guy
Chicago Markets Edge Higher as Corn Leads Gains
Market report shows advances in corn and oats with a bullish tone as frost damage limits supply in Ohio and lowlands. Bullish sentiment spreads to meat futures while wheat and provisions face mixed pressure amid weaker demand. Prices listed include No 4 yellow corn at 1.60 to 1.65 and oats at 78 to 79 cents per bushel.
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Susan
Ment Weekly
Ohio
Money Market Report From New York
Money market notes show money rates for various instruments including Sterling bills at around 6 percent for different terms. Demand and cable transfers quoted, Government bonds steady, railroad bonds irregular. Time loans stable with 60 day terms at 5 percent and six month at 5 to 6 percent, bid around 6 percent.
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New York
Gealings
United States Steel
Sumatra Tobacco
Liberty Bonds
United States
Dem
Telegraphers Meet to Decide On Handling Business
Washington July 3 A spokesman from the Order Telegraphers has been called to open here July 8 where the telegraphers will determine their position toward handling commercial business in the event of a strike on the Western Union lines.
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Tom Washington
Western Union Lines
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Lausier-Wolcott Company
Omama
London Money
Money Market
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
HenromAer Company
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Gr, Hutton & Co
Kasden, Stone & Co
Federal Reserve
Daly Bank and Trust Company of
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J. Ross Clark Fask & Bro., RS
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First National Bank of
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Horses and Wagons For Sale
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