Wall Street Dull Trade Amid War News Brightens Outlook
Trading on Wall Street showed low volume with over 100000 shares exchanged in a dull two hour session. Analysts say the market’s technical base remains sound and war developments favor the Allies, suggesting any favorable news could spark a price rally.
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Wall Street
Gause
Logan & Bryan Rent Lauzier-Wolgett Company
New York
Hutton & Cos
Heilbronner
Sumatra
von Hindenburg
Protection for Vacationists
Protection for Vacationists is worth many times the yearly rental of a safe deposit box to be relieved of all worry for the safety of valuables during the summer months. Placed in our fire proof, burglar-proof vault, important papers and jewels are insured against loss or destruction. The cost is nominal the protection absolute. Rentals range from three to twelve dollars.
New York Stock Exchange Quiet After Recession Week
July 12 report shows low for the year in trading with about 100,000 shares moved. United States Steel and other Industrials slipped while some issues rose on calls, banks held cash reserves with slight gains and irregular bond activity included new 4% issues from conversion clauses.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Rome
United” States Steel
Ustal
United States
Livestock Market Receipts Show Mixed Week of Prices
Receipts around 2000 with prices mixed from higher to lower across beef and cattle. Steers steady to higher with prime at 12.13 and medium to good around 11. Heifers and cows range 8.50 to 9.75 with canners 3.40 to 4.10. Bull prices about 8.60 to 11.50. stockers steady under 14.
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Nosro
Stout
Hellbronner Company
Asie
Aaventure Io Ahmeck
Arizona
Algoman Corn
Baltanava
Calumette Hela
Tang Centennial
Rast Butte
O Franklin Ag
Hiearo
Auredy
Satkern
Thigher
Hino
New York Stock Quotations Mixed and Market Details
The list shows mixed stock quotations with figures such as 1717.50 and 16.75, notes on receipts and market steadiness, lamb and sheep prices, and various bond and cable rates. A Pittsburg Chronicle-Telegram item relays a death of Flips in a village while a street vendor hawks sand as a fly killer.
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New York
Alten
Sve
Davist
Houston
Jerome Victor
Kewanos
Ba la Rove
Nason Valley
Tane
Mawest
Blaine
North
Butte
Ohio Copper
Oklahoma
Red Warrior
Stewart Minin Graver
Succens
Sapulpa Ah Phi
Ittah
Salt Lake
Lausier Wolcott Company
Alta
Albion
Americas
Anta
Bingham Amal
Bi Cotto
Cedar Talisman Columbus
Horado Ny Hi Penteal Bureki
Tral Howe Iy
King Ty Ludge Minin
Gutter Hull
Michigan
Aig New
Quincy
Barnacle
Plutus
Princes
Paloma
Ico
Kiso Wellington Ty Bells
Iiss
Siiver King Pai
Sam Wilbert
Pittsburg
Largest cataract Iguazu Falls on Iguazu River world’s highest
The falls on the Iguazu River, partly between Brazil and Argentina, are described as the greatest cataract. The precipice is 210 feet high, wider than Niagara. An estimated 140 million tons of water flow per hour over Iguazu, compared with about 100 million for Niagara.
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Iguazu
Brazil
Argentina
Niagara
Chicago Markets Suffer as Wheat Veto Hits Prices
Chicago markets faced a setback when President Wilson vetoed a bill to raise wheat prices. Prices recovered slightly by close with August at 1.61 and September around 1.61% as hogs and provisions fluctuated. Market chatter noted liquidations and mixed rallies while butter and eggs held steady and receipts remained modest amid a noisy trading floor.
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Gray
Wilson
Waldings
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York Wire
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Butte, Mont
Mita
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Jim
Marsha
Janek
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North ‘Butte
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Ramsey
Ray Herensen
Richmona Reindeer Queen
Tocher de Towle
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Tuolumne
Lauzier-Wolcott Company
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Chaser
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Aveitaen
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Aon
Erie
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Insair
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Greyhull
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Federal Reserve Tank
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Palen Time
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Parton
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