Market steadies as firmer tone shows in steady session
Stock market opened firm with a stabilizing mood despite mixed turnover. American Sumatra Tobacco traded around 134 but closed at 122 as traders questioned war news and debated steel movement while Liberty Bond prospects and regional mining stocks drew attention.
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New York
Oianather Report
Amu
American Sumatra Tobacco
Heilbronner Company
Igek
Sinough
Wall Street Mixed As War News Buoys Stocks
New York stock market moved unevenly amid somnolent session with limited public demand and fluctuating prices. United States Steel led moves with a hot gain late, while Sumatra Tobacco and Baldwin Locomotive showed irregularity. Liberty bond activity pointed to a September campaign, and Salt Lake market closed for Pioneer Day observance.
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New York
Washington
Iso
Liberty Six
United States Steel
Baldwin Locomotive
Reading
Sumatra Tobacco
Feve
United States
Y Lautier-Wolcott Company
Ciore
Baldwin Locomatisss
Baltimor & Ohio
Sik Rookiyn
Roleun
Hwaules & Si
Chicago’ & Northwestern Sno Chica, Land & Pacific
Colorado
Sore Erie
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General Motors
Great Northern
Great Northern Pre
Innis Interborough
Consolidated Ton
Industria
International Harvester
International Internat
Mercantile Maring
Mercantile Marie
Kansas City
Kennecott
Ontario
Louisville & Nashiville
Missouri Kansas
Pexas
Steyn
Missouri Pacific
Va & Rai
Maxwell Motor Ig Bi
Nevada Copper
New York Central
York
Nes Haven
Tamford
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Orto & Stern
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Ak Pacine Balt
Pittsburg Coal
Ania
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Tay Consolidated
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Zion
Republic Iron
Reed
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Shattuck-Atgona
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Fenn
Sheffield
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Atami
Utah Copper
Stern Union ci Big Ison
Sng
Overland
Montana
Alaska
Bert
Chicago Markets Gwal y and Provisions
Chicago markets report a sharp corn price rise amid fears of low temperatures despite peace talk pauses. August corn near 1.554, September around 1.64, with widespread activity in lard and yellow corn futures. Butter and eggs steady. receipts noted. London silver and US metals pricing briefly referenced.
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Chicago
Atetiied
Vie Tan Isc
Provideto
Fragt
Canada
Montana
Mercury
Seston
Democrats Paying Mat Harun In New York
Saratoga Springs July 24 Informal convention paves the way for party harmony after recommending a full state ticket headed by Alfred E. Smith New York The convention faces a three cornered primary fight unless independent candidates withdraw Judah Seabury pressed for unified support if Smith wins the primaries The Democratic convention seeks united backing in the election campaign
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Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Wifeiam "Church Osborn
William Randolph Hearst
Judah Seabury
Smith
Similians Not Officers in Raincoat Frauds
Washington reports a formal statement denying any army officers’ involvement in raincoat construction frauds. DoJ said only officers were under suspicion amid disclosures by inspectors. New York reveals civilian involvement. Australians test a mammoth oil driven harvester stripping about 60 acres daily.
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Washington
Wardi
Army
Department of Justice
New York
Market Receipts and Prices Across Regions Reported
Market reports from Omaha and Portland show mixed cattle and sheep prices with strong demand in some regions. Receipts include hogs 5 000 head, natives and Westerns, wethers and ewes, lambs and stockers with prices ranging widely across categories.
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Heago
United States
Oman
Omaha
Iatsany
Stocker
Wid
Market Trong
Wethers
Portland
Ore i
Bolsheviks Mass Killings Reported at Amsterdam
The dispatch notes widespread executions of leftists by Bolsheviks up to July for involvement in the von Mirbach assassination and counterrevolution. A German charge in Moscow informs the Foreign Minister of arrests, while Brazil plans government farms to educate orphans and foster children.
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Vienna
Dunarck
Dr. von Seydler
Austria
Asterdam
von Mirebach
Moscow
Tehiteherit Saya
Ted the
Brazil
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