Wheat swings as market fluctuations grip Chicago pit
Markets report erratic wheat trading in Chicago with sharp early losses tied to weak sterling and strong export talk. Prices dipped then recovered on milling demand and European tension, closing mixed with September and December futures near flat to slightly higher. Corn and oats fluctuated, hogs and fats held, and cash quotations for grains, pork, lard, and eggs were listed amid receipts of 12,653 cases.
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Chicago
Sterling Exchange
Steg Eee
Livestock market results from Chicago fair Aug 4
Cattle receipts 8,000 with slow demand. Early sales steady for weighty cows and bulls. steers priced around 16.25 with bulk 15.25 to 16.50. Grass cattle up to 14.50. bulk cows 5.50 to 10. calves opened slow at 15 to 16.75 for top dealers. Hogs receipts 19,000. light and medium bids 10 to 15 cents higher. top 16.20. night and butcher 14.99 to 16.10. sows 13.50 to 13.80. pigs up 0.25. Sheep receipts 19,000. market slow, lambs down. Fat lambs 14.50. bulk 13. ewes 8.50. Montana wethers 9.25. feeder lambs 12.
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Chicago
Montana
Omaha cattle and hog market report from August
Omaha reports cattle receipts of about 1000 with steady to slightly softer tones. Beef steers strong fed earlings up to 15.50 and beeves 15.40. stockers steady. Hogs receipts 10500 with market 15 cents lower. bulk dressed and light weights 14 to 14.75 and 15.25 for heavier loads. Sep receipts 12000. market slow with opening 50 cents lower. Best lambs 13.50, feeding grades slightly lower.
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Omaha
Spokane Livestock Market Report Aug 4
Spokane market recaps a strong hogs and receipts day with prime hogs at 18.50, medium mixed 17, rough heavies 15.75 to 16.70, and stockers and feeders trading around 6.50. Cattle trade shows steady demand with bleeders 10.50 to 11, good to choice steers 7.50 to 8, canners 3.50 to 4.50, calves 9 to 13.50, and stockers 5 to 8. Sheep receipts total 351 with prime lambs 10.5 to 11, yearlings 6 to 7.60, wethers 5 to 7, and best ewes 3.50 to 6.0.
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Spokane
Cuw
Metals. Copper and iron steady. zinc fluctuates slightly
New York August 4 copper iron lead unchanged, August and September prices noted. Antimony at 25a. Zinc quiet with Saint Louis delivery spot quotes about 7.55 to 7.75.
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New York
St. Louis
Sugar Market Note From New York
SUGAH MAKKHET. NEW YORK, Aug. 4. Raw sugar unsettled with centrifugal at 16 40c and refined steady at 21 22.
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New York
Central Tree Marks Rutland Geographical Center Elm
In the eastern Rutland area of Massachusetts a remarkable elm stands near the state’s center, known locally as the Central tree and noted for its position at the core of the state’s geography.
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Rutland
Mass
Stock Market Rally Amid Easy Money on New York Exchange
Technical conditions spurred substantial rallies aided by easy money and railroad stock buying. About 840000 shares traded as the session opened confusedly with a downward tilt. Readjustment of speculative groups sparked a midday rally led by railroads. unions Pacific Northwestern Reading and other low-priced shares rose.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
Mexican Petroleum
Baldwin
Steels
Central Leather
United States
Great Northern
Chesapeake & Ohio
New Haven
Union Pacific
Northwestern
Reading
Mines and mines of Basin and surrounding districts report output
The Crystal Copper company mine at Basin ships nine carloads monthly under Al C Ray with 25 workers increasing as plans to raise production advance. Sunset mine in Helena district near a mineralized fault nears lead, with water in the drift. Barker and Hughesville districts in Judith county employ about 100 miners, many in old claims slated to produce soon. Mount Washington mine in Wickes district resumes production with silver ore and a new mill to start, delayed by material delivery. Cananea mine in Sonora faces closure risk due to Mexican labor demands. Cananea Consolidated Copper will continue negotiations. Comstock lode in Virginia City reports 6 to 3 foot quartz seams yielding up to $12 assays, with Comstock Phoenix project and shaft work to 1200 feet. US smelter copper output for 1919 falls to 1,810,972,000 pounds, refinery output 1,863,589,000 pounds, imports 429,388,000 pounds, exports 516,628,000 pounds, stock climb to 631,000,000 pounds by Jan 1 1920 with 310,000,000 pounds in blister process. Domestic consumption 876,564,000 pounds in 1919, down 785,106,000 from 1918.
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New York
Heilbronner Company
G & Www
Sumatra
Tee
Dru . Eee Ae
E O
Writ. Pap. Pfd
Int'l Corp
Tel
Atchison
Baldwin Loco
Beth. Steel B
Baltimore & Ohio
Bosch Magneto
Brooklyn R. i
Butte & Sup
Butte Cop. & Zinc
Beth Motor
Cal Petroleum
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio M. & St. Paul
Rock Island
Chandler Motor
Chile
Colorado
Columbia Graph
Cerro de Pasco
Erie
General Electric
General Motors
Nor
Tee Greene-Cananea
Heilbronner Otry
General Cigars
Goodrich
Eee
Aetna
Haskell & Barker
Big Ledge
Hide & Leather
Bigheart Wees
Interboro Con
Calumet & Jerome
Inspiration
Canada Copper
Inter Harvester
Elk Basin
Inter Paper
Glenroce
R . Ee
Jewel Tea
Sara
Goldwyn
Kennecott Copper
Gillette
Ene Ooo
Kelly-Springfield
Gilliland Pfd
Lackawanna
Keystone Tire
Magma Copper
Mexican Petro
Magma Chief
Maxwell Motors
Mason Valley
N. Y
Midwest Ee
N. Y. Central
Nipissing
Northern Pacific
Pennokeee Ae Ae
Pan-American
Pennsylvania
Radio Corp Com
Pierce-Arrow
Ryan Pet
Pittsburg Coal
Salt Creek Ewer
Pond Creek
Sapulpa
Stewart Mining
Ray Con Opper
Swift Int'l
Tonopah
Rem. Typewriter
Tonopah Mining
Rep
Iron & Steel
Shattuck
Arizona United Eastern
Sinclair Oil
United Verde
Sloss
Sheffield
L S. Ship
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
West End
Stromberg
Studebaker Co
Tennessee
Superior Steel
Texas Company
Boston
Texas & Pacific
Warplanner, Company
Adventure
Union Oil
Ahmeek Ee
Union Pacific
Algomah
Allouez Ee Nee
United Fruits
Arizona
U. S
Bingham Mines
U S
Calumet & Arizona
U. S Smelt & Ref
Calumet & Hecla
U S. Steel
Carson Hil
U. S. Steel Prd
Centennial
Utah Copper
Va. Car. Chemicals
Daly-West
Western Union
Davis-Daly
Westinghouse
East Butte
White Motors
Wilson & Co
Franklin
Indiana
Michigan
Mohawk
American Oil
Anglo-American
Cornella
Atlantic
Eee Wenell
Orth Butte
Beaverh'd-Alta
Old Dominion
Osceola
Borne-Scrymser
Ojibway
Frantz Corp
Tuolumne
Galena
Trinity
Great Western
Ur Shoe Mach
Greybull & Mon
Illinois Pipe
Ilan Apex
Indiana Pipe
Utah Metals Eee
Prairie Pipe
Solar
Bohemia Fa Southern Pipe
Boston & Ely
Penn. Oil
Butte & London
Ss W. Penn
Calaveras
Stellar Oil
Cal
Con Copper Cat Eate
Ind
Crown Reserve
Rage & Bluebell
Kan
Oil Ky
Houghton
Neb
Majestic Mere E Ween
Oil N.o
Nevada-Douglas
Stand
Ohio
Ohio Copper
Swan & Finch
Oneco
Tri City Oi
UN Verde
Union Tank
Jeromeé-Verde
Vacuum Vere
Miami
van Duzen Oi Og
Crystal
Willow Creek
Cascade
Wyoming
Crystal Copper Company
Basin
al C. Ray
Mount Washington
Wickes
Comstock Lode
Virginia City
Nev
Comstock Phoenix
United States
Geological Survey
Foreign Exchange and Money Market Snapshot
New York markets show mercantile paper unchanged and exchange weak. Sterling demand at 3.61 3.62, francs 7.23 7.25, Belgian francs 17.56 7.58, guilders 32.88 33, lire 5.03 5.05, marks 2.19 2.20. Montreal exchange at 11.5 percent discount. time loans firm at 9 percent for 60, 90 days and six months. call money steady high 7 percent, low 6 percent. ruling rate 6 percent, last loan 6 percent.
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New York
Mercantile
New York Exchange
Montreal
Bar Silver Prices and Money Markets Report
Bar silver in New York was unchanged at 714 cents per ounce. Mexican dollars listed at 7 14 cents, London follows at 57. per ounce with money unchanged. Discount rates show short bills at 6 9 16 percent and three month bills at 6 11 16 percent.
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New York
London
Bozeman Prepares for Cheyenne Frontier Show Arrival
Seven carloads of stock arrive in Bozeman as Cheyenne frontier show approaches. Bucking horses, relay mounts, roping steers and other stock fill yards. Notable riders like Hugh Strickland Yakima Canutt Eddie Burges and Kittie Canutt among arrivals. City readies streets, shops, and eateries for expected crowds.
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Bozeman
Brammer
West
Hugh Strickland
Bryan Roach
Arizona
Chicago
Yakima Canutt
Eddie Burgess
Calgary
Johnny Judd
Joe Gardner
Ad Day
Kittie Canutt
Lorena Trickey
Ruth Roach
Frantz Offset Wells Progress Amid Derrik House Collapse
Eight lengths of casing blasted from the hole by water pressure wrecked the derrick house but did not halt drilling at the Frantz offset. Crews resumed setting casing within 24 hours. The Frantz pipeline nears Winnett, Montana oil expected to Wyoming refineries within days. Walkers anticipate first sand soon, with eight inch casing prepared to reach the pay zone.
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Winnett
Frantz
Box Elder Creek
Wyoming
Paul Stock
Decker-Collins
Stock
Ellis
Decker
Collins Struggles With Rock Cavern Barrier Halted Drilling
Collins has made little progress in overcoming a formation barrier preventing drilling. Reaching the sand may require only hours after the cavern is cased, but passing the cavey formation has consumed a week with no reward.
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Collins
Nonpartisan farmer labor ticket filed for Judith Basin county
A farmer labor ticket named for Judith Basin county election lists candidates for state senate and house, county commissioners, treasurer, sheriff, clerk of court, clerk and recorder, assessor, coroner, administrator, surveyor, and a likely school superintendent nominee. Separate filings include sheriff and commissioner candidates from Lehigh. Miss Edna Pierce seeks Fergus county school superintendent on the Democratic ticket. Judge Ayers schedules court Aug. 30 at Winnett for W. J. Winnett vs. C. F. Pullen accounting case. Grace Rankin named secretary to Chicago Federal Reserve chairman W. A. Heath.
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Lewistown
Judith Basin
Frank Panian
Frank Simacek
Johannes Hansen
C. L. Padgett
A. Pp. Jahren
Ed Boustead
A. M. Anderson
Bert Garetson
Joe Mangus
Joseph Higgins
H. D. Thomas
M. Hogan
Paul Larson
Beulah Swan
Harry C. Higgins
Lehigh
A. Rosenquiet
Edna Pierce
Fergus County
Roy Ayers
Winnett
W. J. Winnett
C. F. Pullen
Grace Rankin
W. A. Heath
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Wall Street Flashes on August Dividend and Interest Flows
Money flurries on account of the August disbursements of dividends and interest amounting to close to 200 million dollars may appear early in the week, according to banking channels. The shifting of accounts should soon be past and, barring new developments, cot accommodation should behave for two to three weeks.
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Heilbronner Company
Rail stocks favored in market rally say investors include big names
In the railroad department the best purchases, according to active market interests which expect bullish developments railwise for a while, are included in this list Rock Island Frisco St. L S W Chesapeake & Ohio New York Central Southern Pacific Atchison Reading and Great Northern. Investors have been buying the issues named during market breaks recently.
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Rock Island
Frisco
St. L S. W
Chesapeake & Ohio
New York Central
Southern Pacific
Atchison, Reading
Great Northern
Investment outlook holds back rush to buy stock
From an investment point of view there is no apparent reason to hurry into common stocks. Bond gains and some preferreds remain desirable. No clear bear market signal yet. Rails show strong buying in Southern Pacific Union Pacific Reading Frisco Rock Island and Southern Railway. Until better, expect more stocks offered on rallies.
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Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Reading
Frisco
Rock Island and
Southern Railway
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