Market Paralysis Shifts as Copper Weakness Drags Stocks
New York trades show near total lack of speculation with prices mostly steady. Copper weakness and rumors of government action weighed on Amalgamated, Smelting, and Canadian Pacific while unions and potential strikes narrowed trading. Bond sales rose, with broad listing of securities and preferreds among many major firms.
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Wheat price report from Minneapolis grain market
Wheat futures and cash prices in Minneapolis on July 14 show July and September contracts around 92 to 94 cents per bushel with various grades listed. Prices cover No 1 hard and northern, No 2 northern, No 2 hard Montana and No 3 wheat, reflecting typical daily market bids and sales.
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Gold and copper markets amid global monetary tension
The market showed a weaker tone as gold exports to Paris continued and Bank of England activity suggested prewar tensions. Copper prices softened with Amalgamated Copper and American Smelting quoted at 14% for August. A rail wage conflict looms, with investors awaiting potential freight-rate effects, while Homestake Mining paid a 50 cent dividend.
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Cattle and hog trade steady to strong at Portland market
Receipts for the week ending Friday show cattle 1 026 calves 232 hogs 2 125 sheep 4 171. Cattle market steady to stronger as the week closes with prime grass steers offered on Thursday and Friday.
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Miss Isadora Duncan A Nurse In Bulgarian War District
American dancer Miss Isadora Duncan, famed for Greek dance, now serves as a nurse in the Bulgarian war district. She runs a village of widowed women left fatherless by the war, providing food and shelter.
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Livestock Market Report Shows Mixed Week Trends
Prices for cattle steady to high in higher grade beef, with steer tops $8 to $8.25 and cows $7 to $7.25. Hogs rise late week with bulk tops $9 to $9.15, some at $9.20 to $9.25, market steady to stronger. Lamb and mutton prices softened as killers’ demand waned, with lambs at $6 and yearlings $5.25 to $5.50, ewes $4, wethers $4 to $4.25, amid sizable receipts and expected seasonal declines.
Portland Livestock Prices July 13 Report
Portland Livestock market report shows cattle receipts 700 steady with various grade prices for steers cows and calves, hog receipts 1,100 firmer with light and heavy hog price ranges, and sheep receipts 400 steady with wethers ewes and lambs priced across specified ranges. Most values reflect contemporaneous market activity in Portland.
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Metal Market Copper and lead prices rise and fall in New York and London
Copper unsettled in New York with spot bids and varied futures ranging from 13.37 to 14.50 cents per pound across electrolytic lake and casting grades. Lead holds at 4.30 bid, spelter around 5.25, while London closes with copper at £62 2s 6d spot and £62 1s 6d futures, spelter £20 10s, lead £19 10s.
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Scientific Shoveling: 21-Pound Load Maximizes Output
Tests at Bethlehem Steel measured shovel loads from five to forty pounds. Experienced shovelers using a 21 pound load produced the greatest efficiency, doing about 20 percent more work than loads either larger or smaller, with no extra effort.
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Blind swimmers compensate for sight loss in water
The New York Press discusses how blindness hinders on dry land but swimming grants freedom. A medical authority notes blind individuals can navigate water by sound and hearing. With periodic whistles guiding toward a target, they reach it with unerring accuracy.
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Chicago market moves on crop news and hog run gains
Chicago markets close firm on July 14 with wheat up and corn and oats rising. Provisions vary as hog runs and visible supply influence prices. demand improves in coarse grains while Kansas and Oklahoma damage reports bolster corn. Wheat July to December futures mix, oats and barley show modest gains and cash prices listed for timothy and clover.
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Chicago Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago market roundup shows hogs 51 to 60 cents lower on slower trade with bulk prices 8.25 to 9.10. Cattle receipts 22 000 market steady to 10 cents lower with beef steers around 7.20 to 9.03 and westerns near 7.15 to 8.25. Sheep receipts 19 000 market strong to higher native lambs and yearlings cited with Western and native ranges up to 9.45.
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Market Report on Dairy Prices and Receipts in Chicago
Chicago news notes dairy markets with Butte-Easy Creameries prices at 22 to 26 cents, irregular eye reports. Receipts total 14,536 cases with marked variations: ordinary firsts at 15 15% cents and firsts at 16 16 4 cents, reflecting fluctuating grade and packing codes.
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Money Market Rates and Exchange From New York
Money on call firm at 2 1 2 percent, last loan 2 percent, closing bid and offered at 2 percent. Time loans show 60 days at 3 1 4 percent, 9 days at 4 4 percent, 6 months at 6 percent. Sterling easy with bank bills at 483.25 for 60 days and 486.85 for demand. Bar silver 58.34 cents. Mexican dollars 47 1/2 cents. Prime mercantile paper at 6 percent. Government bonds steady, railroad bonds heavy. Commercial bills 482 1/2.
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Wool Steady Northern medium market report
St Louis July 14 report notes prices for wool steady to firmer with Northern medium wool at 19 20c slight burr under WO 16%4c, fine burr at 16 15%4c.
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