Crop conditions as market barometer signal drought
Protracted drought in the West and Southwest dampens crop prospects while corn options rise. grain movement from farms remains robust. Western banking shows less pessimism as money remains in demand. Stocks recover in final hours though express firms and Mexican National Railways face pressure from rate cuts and dividend suspensions. Local money firmer. bonds irregular with no major shifts.
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New York
London
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mexican National Railways
New York curb list overview of trades and rates
The document lists numerous company names and securities with percentages and notes on preferred stock. It mentions Amalgamated Copper, American Agricultural, American Beet Sugar, GOP preferred, American Can, American Car and Foundry, American Ice Securities, International Paper, Great Northern preferred, Illinois Central, Kansas City Southern, Lehigh Valley, National Biscuit, Norfolk & Western, Northern Pacific, People's Gas, Pittsburgh Coal, Pullman Palace, Seaboard Air Line, Southern Railway, United States Rubber, American Sugar Refining, American Tobacco, Atlantic Coast Line, Bethlehem Steel, Canadian Pacific, General Electric, International Harvester, Louisville & Nashville, Missouri Pacific, New York Central, Reading, Southern Pacific, Westinghouse Electric, and others, with fractional percentages and notes on preferred status and curbs.
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Amalgamated Copper
American Car and Foundry
Cecauss
Anaconda Mining Co
Baltimore & Ono
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Pa
Delaware & Hudson
Cccees
Great Northern
Ilinois Central
OG International Paper
Kansas City Southern
Lehigh Valley
Eccteene Minn
St. P
Sault Ste. M National Biscuit
New York
Ontario
Norfolk & Western Northern Pacific
People’s Gas
Pittsburg Coal
Pullman Palace Ct
Seaboard Air Line Southern Railway
United States Rubber
Wvototios
Wheeling & Lake Erie American Locomotive
Ccc
Ncces
American Sugar Refining
American Telephone and
Tel American Tobacco
Proton Seccsensia
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago Great Western
Chicago & Northwestern
Colorado Fuel and Iron Consolidated
Denver & Rio Grande
General Electric
Nat'l Railways of
North American Pacific Mail
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Pressed Steel Car
Reading
Republic Iron and Rock Island Co
Sloss
Sheffield
Tennessee Copper Toros de Pages
Eccipinesccs
United States Realty
United States Steel
Sscccosesede
Utah Copper
Virginia-Carolina
Maryland
Wore Twridr
New York Central
Southern Pacific
Wabash Westinghouse Electric
Money market reports from New York on Aug 4
Money on call steady at 24 to 24 1/2 percent with bids around 24. Time loans firm at 4 to 6 percent for various terms. Prime mercantile paper at 6 1/2 percent. Sterling exchange steady near 483.15 for 90 days and 48.26 on demand. Commercial paper at 482.75. Government and railroad bonds steady. Bar silver at 5 7/8 cents. Mexican dollars 47 cents.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Chicago Markets Show Record Corn Surge Then Sharp Selloff
Chicago markets report corn buying reaching dangerous levels as rain hints trigger a selling stampede. Prices falter after midday, with corn up to 71% ec earlier and futures settling mixed. wheat and oats fall amid rising visible supply, hog receipts intensify the drop in provisions, and various futures prices for wheat corn oats pork lard ribs rye barley timothy and clover listed.
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Chicago
Towa
Boston and Corbin: New President Seeks Cautious Outreach
Harry M. Stonemetz, recently elected president of the Boston and Corbin company, details conservative statements on property prospects. He notes unsatisfactory development, high costs, and an initiative to operate at 19 tons daily with 2 percent copper and four ounces silver while cutting expenses by about $25,000 yearly. He aims to determine mine reliability over the next months and explores a promising untested vein at depth.
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Harry M. Stonemetz
Boston & Corbin Company
Amster
Corbin
Boston & Corbin
Bou cher's Semiannual Cleanup Sale Starts Tomorrow
The sale at Bou cher's, 37 39 West Park Street, begins tomorrow morning. It marks the store's 26th semiannual cleanup with every item in the store reduced in price.
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Boucher's
West Park Street
Adv
Mrs Mary Hogan Dies In Butte After Illness
Mrs Mary Hogan aged 47 wife of mining man William Hogan of Butte died yesterday at 740 South Main street after a five month illness. Survivors include her husband and four nieces Edna Gertrude Catherine and Hazel Maddigan. Born in Hancock Michigan she moved to Virginia City Nebraska as a child and studied at Sisters' school. She had resided in Butte 27 years and belonged to the Women of Woodcraft.
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Mary Hogan
William Hogan
Butte
South Main Street
Edna
Gertrude
Catherine
Hazel Maddigan
Hogan
Hancock
Mich
Virginia City
Neb
Sisters’ School
Women of Woodcraft
Portland Market Briefs Cattle and Hogs Steady
Port land reports cattle receipts at 1009 with a firm market. Choice steers 7.75 to 8.50, good steers 7.25 to 7.75, medium steers 7 to 7.75, choice cows 7 to 7.50, good cows 6 to 6.25, medium cows 6 to 6.25, calves 8 to 9, good heavy calves 6.50 to 7.50, bulls 4.6. Sheep receipts 1000 with market steady. Wethers 3.25 to 4, ewes 2.50 to 3.50, lambs 5.50 to 5.75. Hogs receipts 700 with market firm. Light 9.26 to 9.75, heavy 8.25 to 8.70.
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Portland
Commodity Market Briefs Mixed With Copper Firm in London
New York reports lead steady near 4.45 dollars per unit while spelter holds around 5.56 to 5.65. Copper remains firm with Standard spot to October bid at 14.37 cents. electrolytic bids at 15.25 to 15.37. lake at 15.87 to 15.50. casting at 15.12. Holiday observed in London.
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New York
London
Alameda
Barnes-King Butte
A. Scott
Butte & Arizona
Butte & Ely
Butte & London
Butte-Milwaukee
Butte-Montana
Tee Butte-Raddersburg
Florence
Mineral Farm
North Franklin
Pilot Butte
Tuolumme
Butte
Keating Gold
Ohio Copper
Ohio Keating
Stewart Tree
Wool Market Quiet in St Louis Area Aug 4
In St Louis on August 4 the wool market showed quiet conditions with northern and western mediums at 19 to 20 cents, slight burr, 16 to 16 1/6 cents, and heavy fine burr at 11 to 12 cents.
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St. Louis
Local Market Rally Signals From Eastern Wires
Advices from the East are delayed by bad wires yet traders in the region find the market bracing. Local dealings are light with few offerings and copper shares showing little movement. New York reports Anaconda copper production of 22,100,000 pounds in July and 158,300,000 pounds over seven months.
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Stewart
Boston
Lake District
New York
Anaconda
Portlands Receipts Press Market Downward
Receipts for the past week show cattle 1887 calves 215 hogs 2479 sheep 4862 horses 7. Heavy cattle weekly totals and lack of desirable stock pushed prices down from 20 to 50 cents. Demand remains for good stock while poor quality depresses the market. Dehorning urged as bruised cattle bring 25 to 40 cents less. Steers top at 8.25 with good stock. cows around 6.75 to 7. one lot of extra choice cows 7.50. fancy heifers fetch a good price but wide variation persists.
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Portland
Livestock Market Report Shows Mixed Declines Across Species
The cattle steer market is steady, calves steady, and bulls slightly lower. Hogs dropped about ten cents to 9.70 for top light swine as packers’ demand softens. Sheep trade was slow and draggy amid heat with few receipts. good ewes around 3.56, top wethers 3.75 to 4, mountain lambs 5.50 to 5.75, yet overall apathy persists.
Chicago market report hogs cattle sheep. receipts and prices
Chicago. Hogs receipts 48 000 with best light grades steady others 5 to 10 cents lower. Bulk 8.55 to 8.90. light 8.75 to 9.30. mixed 8.20 to 9.20. heavy 8.06 to 9. pigs 5.75 to 8.60. Cattle receipts 17 500 market steady to 1.10 lower. beeves 8.75 to 9.10. Texas steers 6.70 to 7.75. western steers 6.35 to 7.80. stockers and feeders 7.30 to 8.30. cows and heifers 3.35 to 7.90. calves 8 to 10.75. Sheep receipts 35 000 market weak 10 to 2 cents lower. native sheep 3.94 to 4.90. western sheep 4 to 4.9. yearlings 5.40 to 5.90. native lambs 5.25 to 6.80. western lambs 5.65 to 7.
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Chicago
Texas
Minneapolis Grain Prices Report for Wheat and Flax
Minneapolis wheat prices show No 1 northern at 88 89.5 cents and No 2 northern at 86 87.5 cents with Montana, hard varieties at 85.5 84.15 cents and September futures at 87.45 cents. December 90 cents and May 94 96.0 cents. Barley steady. Flax at 1.41 percent.
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