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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1918
Page
8
Stock wires show a dull session with little price movement for coppers and minor gains in sectors like General Motors. Rail issues show tentative rallies while aviation and oil firms attract attention amid mixed curb activity and tax concerns on profits.
Rail stocks show brief strength at Jo Rays session amid reports McAdoo to publish favorable contract terms for holders of securities. Market then settles back into lull as forecasts hint frost risk to crops and wheat, while United States Steel and Liberty issues drive bond activity and total par sales hit 5.23 million dollars.
United States Bureau of Markets Chicago reports hog receipts around 42 000 with prices around 15 60 to 16 10 per cwt, cattle receipts about 14 000 with beef cattle steady to 18 higher and veal calves rising. Sheep receipts near 9 000 show a market 25 higher with western lambs at 19 and natives to 18 75. July figures note receipts 19 950 with market down 156 to gue lower.
Market quoters show heavy trading and mixed movements in stocks and cattle receipts across Seattle Portland and New York with steers cows and hogs priced firm to higher. A Bishop Pupper Atlanta speech condemns bigotry, ending with Cal Clay tale and a quip about road choices and wheat.
A reader lists purchase intentions for numerous items by brand and quantity. The fragment mentions 1000 American, 2000 Alliance, 500 Bullwhacker, 1000 Douglas, 1000 Farrell, 500 Great Butte, 100 National Lite, 1000 Grey, 1000 Tarbox, and references to 200 Tuolumner.
Chicago markets on July 9 showed uncertainty after government crop reports. corn futures fluctuated with August near 31.55 and September around 31.38, while provisions held steady and traders debated official yields. Prices shifted as bulls and bears weighed Washington forecasts and market rumors, with notes on feed, wheat, and livestock offerings.
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