Market flat as investors await decisive victory
Stock prices closed slightly higher amid subdued trading as confidence grew in local authorities to curb union threats. War news remained favorable with continued Allied progress, though money tightness restrained broad market moves and traders eyed week end profit taking.
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Logan & Bryan
Stock market tepid then firm as war news fails to appear
New York July 26 prices moved hesitantly in the morning session on war news absence. The market later firmed with leaders hitting top quotes for the current movement The Improvement. Bank views on taxation aided sentiment as call money rose while funds stayed scarce. United States Steel led, near 198 1 2, closing just under its best. International issues outpaced domestic bonds in uneven trading. London silver 48 13 4 per ounce. money 2 1 2 percent. Total sales par 4,828,900. Old United States bonds unchanged.
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Chicago Markets Show Upward Swing in Corn Amid Hot Wind Fears
Chicago markets report a pronounced upward swing in corn as fresh gains in abroad and domestic demand counterbalance earlier frost fears. Prices for August and September rise while oats and provisions slip. Hog declines pull down meat values. fund selling light, Seaboard inquiries lift feed components. Local buyers push corn prices with No 2 Yellow at 1.79 and No 3 at 1.67 to 1.70 as traders monitor Midwest weather and export demand.
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Chicago
France
Seaboard
Livestock market reports from Chicago to Portland and Seattle
Livestock receipts across Chicago Omaha Portland and Seattle show mixed trends with cattle steady to lower and hogs uneven. Beef prices range to 18.76 for butchers, calves steady, sheep and lambs mostly steady to lower, with regional variations in buyers' demand and overall market softness noted in Chicago and Seattle reports.
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United States
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Texas
Fortland
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Ore
Stee Prime
Wales
Pearenk
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