Market Dull But Bulls Forecasted On Commodities
Heilbronner market letter reports apathetic trading with professionals probing prices while public stays cautious. Copper strengthens on firm under tone. corn products rise modestly. rails and metals largely stagnant. Bulls predicted in steels, oil, and leather sectors. brokers report options and expected higher prices after weekend.
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New York News
Lauzier-Wolcott Company
Logan & Bryan
California
New England
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Wales
Lausier
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Chicago Markets Grain and Provisions Summary
Chicago markets showed cautious buyers as heat persisted and crop damage reports remained absent. Corn closed unsettled with modest declines, No 2 mixed at 1.97, December at 1.85, while oats eased and provisions fluctuated. Minneapolis wheat receipts rose, and New York copper and London silver/interest rates moved modestly, reflecting a quiet trading day.
New York Stock Exchange ends dull, mixed gains
New York July 25 trading showed dullness and irregularity with total volume just over one million shares. Prices swung up to five points but broadly net gains emerged despite lackluster action. Bonds eased slightly with total sales around 8.75 million par value.
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Livestock Prices and Market Notes From Omaha
Market summaries for cattle, hogs, and sheep with weekly declines and price ranges. Receipts and classifications listed for beef steers, cows, veal calves, heifers, and lambs. Money market rates shown with mercantile lending and standard bank figures. bar silver and international quotes noted.
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Siberia Needs Yankee Troops for Guardians
President Wilson told the Senate that American troops in Siberia are a vital element for restoring trade with Japan. He described guarding the railroad from roving bands and noted troops at Vladivostok, Verkhneudinsk, Harbin, and Udinak, while stressing the mission to protect the Siberian railroad under Allied direction.
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Germany seeks large loan in United States
Berlin reports negotiations between Deutsche Bank and New York financial houses for a possible ten million dollar credit. Officials say no details are confirmed and no formal commitment is made, with discussions in early stages and information still scant.
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New York
Carranza Derogates Yucatan Statutes
Mexico City July Associated Press reports President Carranza used extraordinary financial powers to derogate key Yucatan statutes. The absenteeism law is among those struck down and restrictions on free sale of sisal have been removed, altering local economic rules.
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Zinc plant shutdown shifts 10 to Copper Mines
Great Falls zinc plant closure forces layoffs at Butte mines with about ten workers from Badger and Pilot Butte reassigned to Berkeley copper mine. Alice and Lexington workers move to Mountain View and other Anaconda Hill mines as mining activity surges in the Divide district.
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Women Laborers Get Minimum Wage Scale In Candy Factories
Boston reports the Massachusetts minimum wage commission set a $12.60 weekly minimum for women workers in candy factories. The budget allocates $7 for room and lodging, $2.25 for clothing, 30 cents for recreation, 15 cents for self improvement, plus 50 cents laundry and other small expenses.
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Massachusetts Minimum Wage Commission Today
President Wilson Signs Agricultural Appropriation Daylight Act Elimination
President Wilson signed the agricultural appropriation bill today and Congress removed a rider relating to daylight saving time. The development marks a shift in fiscal policy and time regulation as lawmakers adjust longstanding acts.
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Wilson
Porphyry Dyke mill shut down due to water shortage
James Breen of Helena reports the Porphyry Dyke gold mill above Rimini, with a 300 ton daily capacity, suspended operations as drought cuts water supply from Ten-Mile creek. The large gold-bearing deposit exceeds 3,000,000 tons with milling value from $1.85 to $2.50 per ton. Breen says a 1,000 ton daily plant and better water would unlock strong profits. a pumping plant may be needed if drought persists. He will stay at the Thornton for several days before returning to Helena.
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