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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1926
Page
30
Chicago July 14 Unusual buying power in wheat kept prices bulging at the close with gains around 4e to 1e. Corn and oats moved mixed while hogs lifted provisions. intense day long fluctuations and rain in Canada spurred buyers amid tensed outlook.
The New York Stock Exchange shows heaviness and strength with General Motors leading gains to a new high as volumes rise to 1,834,409 shares. Prices swung through the day amid widespread trades, aided by favorable dividend reports and steel bookings. call money held at 1 1/2 percent.
New York July 14 Stocks rise on improving demand for equities with General Motors among leaders as industrials gain. Copper and steel sectors hit new highs while wheat and corn fluctuate amid strong export demand and cautious crop prospects. Market shows buoyancy despite profit-taking and mixed grain results.
Livestock prices ease and hold steady across markets from Chicago to Los Angeles. Hogs see bulk packing sows and heavy weights traded around 11.25 to 14.60 per cwt with mixed and feeder hogs mixed, while cattle receipts total about 10,000 with yearlings steady around 10.50 and mixed steers and heifers near 10.40. Sheep and lambs show variable but generally steady demand, with fat ewes and lambs mentioned and regional quotes from Idaho and Washington markets.
Market round up reports copper electrolytic spot and futures steady to firm, tin firm with spot and near futures around 63 to 62.78 cents, lead steady at 3.50 cents, zinc easing with East St. Louis prices near 7.35 and futures around 1.57. Also a brief odd snippet about Mexican dollars for Master Mrs Chadwick and a line about Mrs Manners mowing the lawn.
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