Undertone Rises in Stock Market End of Day
Steady upward movement dominates trading after an opening dull spell. Broad market breadth broadens through the session. Steel stocks lead gains at the close as overall indices finish higher.
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Hutton & Co. York
Dimculto
New York
Tonys Hecht
Ing
United States Steel
Dlivision
Rethleshem
Crucible
Samn
United States
Copper Leads Market as War Demand Drives Prices
A chaotic session closed with copper and industrials driving the market amid war demand. United States Steel and other majors posted gains while Royal Dutch Oil spurred petroleum advances. Alaska calls for 300 selective service registrants were issued by the Provost Marshal General.
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Alaska
Washington
Crowger
Fort” William’ Seward
Haines
Cattle and sheep markets show steadiness in Portland and Omaha
Livestock prices report steady cattle and sheep markets across Portland Oregon and Omaha Nebraska. Prime steers command around 12 to 16 dollars with varied cow and heifer prices, while sheep receipts total about 15 hundred with lambs and yearlings trading near 12 to 14 dollars.
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United States Bureau of Markets
SheepeReceipite
Portland
Ore
Shi Hi Galven
TNO
Oma
Omaha
Cahners
Chicago Markets Show Mixed Strength And Grain Activity
Chicago markets report mixed moves with oats leading gains as wheat faces price shifts. Corn remains firm tracking oats while hogs support provisions. receipts show a year over year increase and prices vary across yellow and white grain classes.
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Coas
Chicago
Georgian Bays
Inneamolis Ghats
Minneapolis
New York Stock Quotations and Market Rates
New York prices show Flour at 80e higher and standard four in cars at 10.70 per barrel in eight pound cotton sacks. Shipments total 66,162 barrels at 117 179 Harley aged 1.46. Call money strong with 6 per cent high and close bid at 6 per cent. Government bonds easy while railroad bonds show varied yields.
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ATLA
Lausier-Wolcott Company
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Butte & Superior
California Petroleum
Canadian Pacific
Aisntral Leather
Chesapeake & Oi
Chicagoe
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Arizona
Southern Pactne
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Texas
Aang Union
Paclte Ann Ie
Tom Enitea
En Steel
Ino
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Willye Overland
Aon
Montana Power
Liberty
Negotiations Aim to Avert Canadian Rail Strike
Montreal July 5 negotiations began between the Federated Railway Trades Brotherhood and the Canadian railroad board to avert a nationwide rail strike. Workers seek wage raises for shopmen first class 82 1 4 cents and third class 5 cents per hour with other details under discussion.
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Montreal
Quebec
Canada
Federated, Railway ,Trades Brotherhood
Canadian Railroad Board
Proposal Opposed to War Time Christmas Rifts Plan
New York July 5 merchants nationwide oppose the council of national defense suggestion to confine Christmas exchanges to cards and letters as a war measure. The Retail Dry Goods Association says enough regulation exists at the source of production.
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Council of National Defense
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Retail Dry Goods' Association
Trouble Brews in South Africa in July unrest
Premier Botha and Unio leader warn of serious unrest with police and military measures. Officials say enemy agencies stir strife among Europeans and natives while rent-seeking agitators push violent subversion. A London bulletin notes native workers returning to duties after the stir.
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Unio
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Johannesburg Y Terday
Reuter's Limited
Straver Elected President Of National Education Association
George W. Straver of Columbia University New York was chosen as president at the end of the sixty sixth annual convention. Other officers include vice presidents Mary C Bradford M L Brittain J A Churchill M Bilek es Joh n R Kirk Anna A B Cooke HR Driggs Mrs A B man and Miss Mabel Lawret with A J Matthews named treasurer.
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New York
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Denver
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Anna
Cincinnati
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Topeka
Kan
A.B. Man
Chicago
Mabel Lawret St. Cloud
Minn
A. J. Matthews
Temporia
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