Crop conditions drive stock market amid rumors of steel cuts
New York August 1 stock activity showed crop conditions as a powerful influence. Unfavorable notices trimmed 1 to 2 points while corn options hit new highs and the southwestern belt crop scare hinted at a loss of at least 150 million bushels. Steel weakness fueled rumors of price reductions but were denied by major producers. Bonds steadied with slight cash gains anticipated.
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New York
Steel
Canadian Pacific
Union Pacific
Steel Corporation
Amalgamated Copper and fellow stocks list overview
A dense catalog of major equities and preferred issues across Amalgamated Copper Northern Pacific Pacific Mail Pennsylvania and many others. The list mentions preferred and 2nd preferred statuses alongside tickers and scattered percentages with notes like de preferred and 2d preferred for several named corporations. It reads as a market snapshot of curb stock activity in Boston with numerous industrials and rail names.
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Amalgamated Copper
Northern Pacific Pacific Mail
Pennsylvania People's American Agricultural
Cccccecees
American Can
American Car and Foundry
American Ice Securities
American Linseed
American Smelling and Resin
American Sugar Refining
American Telephone and Tel Anaconda Mining Co
Atlantic Coast Line
Bethlehem Steel
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Chicago Great Western
Chicago & Northwestern
Colorado
Delaware & Hudson
General Electric
Great Northern
Minots Central
Interborough
International Marine
International Pump
Kansas City Southern
Lehigh Valley
Louisville & Nashville - Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Missouri Pacific National Biscuit
Nat'l Railways of
Mexico
New York Central
New York
Ontario
North American
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Pullman Palace
Reading
Rock Island Co
St. L
Seaboard Air Line
Southern Pacific Southern Railway
Texas & Pacific
Union Pacific
United States
Stee
Mgean
Western Maryland
Western Union Westinghouse
American Cotton
American Locomotive
American Tobacco
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. P. Consolidated
Money rates and mercantile paper on steady national outlook
New York financial figures show money on 2 1 2 percent steady at 2 2 percent ruling rate 34 percent closing bids 24 2 percent. Time loans ease with 60 days 34 4 percent 90 days 4 percent 6 months 4 percent. Prime mercantile paper 6 to 6 1 2 percent.
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New York
Amg
Eal
Prime Mercantile
Exchange rates and bonds steady in market report
Sterling exchange remains steady at 483.10 for 0 day bills and 496.50 for demand. Commercial bills trade at 482.75. Government bonds are stable while railroad bonds show irregular activity. Bar silver quotes at 59 1/2 cents per ounce and Mexican dollars are listed as fac.
Portland Cattle and Hogs Market Report for Aug 16
Cattle receipts 100 with market steady. Choice steers 7.75 to 8.2, medium steers 6.50 to 7.0, choice cows 6.50 to 7.25, medium cows 7 to 7.50, medium calves around 6.75, good heavy calves 6.75 to 9, bulls 4.46 to 4.75. Hogs no receipts, market weak. light 8.35 to 8.50, heavy 7 to 8. Sheep receipts 1,109, market firm. Wethers 8.25 to 9.12, ewes 2.50 to 3.50, lambs 5.25 to 6.
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Portland
Chicago Markets Rally on Corn as Drought Spreads
Chicago August 15 corn prices surged amid droughts in Nebraska Iowa and Southwest raising fear of imports from Argentina. Wheat oats and provisions followed with gains as receipts shrink and large buyers push up prices. September wheat 87%c to 92%c, corn 74%c, oats 43c, hogs bolster overall strength. futures for pork lard and ribs move higher with unsettled notes on futures curves.
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Chicago
Argentina
Nebraska
Iowa
Drouth
Shorts
United States
Canadian
Market Holds Firm Amid Quiet Trading Amid Dull Market
Market letters note strength in copper stocks while local activity stays subdued. Bay Consolidated edges up on accumulation. Ray could rise with higher metal output. Butte & Superior reports rising concentrates, China production climbs. Paine and Boston/New York notes foresee modest pullbacks then upward trend. Prices firm, few deals at good levels, sale proceeds at bargain prices.
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Bay Consolidated
Ray
Butte & Superior
China
Logan & Bryan
New York
Chicago Market Report Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices Rise
Chicago stockyard figures show strong demand with hog receipts about 190 head and cattle receipts near 1.59 thousand. Prices advance across hogs light to heavy, cattle including Texas steers and stockers, and sheep with native and western lamb values moving higher.
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Chicago
Reeves
Texas
Western
Butter and eggs market report from Chicago
Chicago August fifteenth butter prices rise as creameries offer 23 4 to 24 cents per pound. Egg receipts total 7 068 cases with ordinary firsts around 19 to 19 5/8 cents and firsts at 19 1/2 to 19 3/4 cents. Market activity noted at the mark includes 1819 extra cases.
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Chicago
Wheat and straw market quotes from Minneapolis grain report
Minneapolis market notes August 15 show Wheat prices for several grades including No 1 hard and No 1 northern with bids around 884 and 8614 cents per bushel. Contracts listed for September December May reflect 90 0c and 9c. Bran and plank prices shown as 20 50 and 21. Plax around 1.5144 1.52 percent. Barley quoted at 61 66c.
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Minneapolis
Montana
Profits Of Long Lived Mines From Mining Journal
The Mining Journal notes that long lived mines are not necessarily more profitable. Jo hannesburg mine data show that due to compound interest, a longer mine life does not proportionally increase value, challenging common investor assumptions about mine profitability over time.
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Engineering and Mining Journal
Mines Department
Johannseburg
Butchers of Butte to Hold Dillon Picnic Event
The Butte butchers plan a Dillon day trip on the 20th with hundreds expected. F A Hazelbaker and R W Boone raised over 800 dollars for sport prizes, tents and benches will be provided, and a beef barbecue led by Mr Stahl is promised along with Beaverhead potatoes, coffee and bread. Races and donkey events will anchor the outdoor program in Dillon.
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Butte Butchers
Dillon
Beaverhead
F. A. Hazelbaker
R. W. Boone
Stahl
Former miner of Butte dead at New Orleans
Joseph Lafaille aged 71 died in New Orleans on the 6th of this month after living in Butte for years as a Mountain View employe. He later lived with daughter in Worcester and then remarried a widow he met after war service. He leaves a widow, two daughters, Irene, and three grandchildren, and was Canada native who came to the U S at 16, a Worcester Grand Army member and Butte Odd Fellows.
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Joseph Lafaille
New Orleans
Lafaille
Butte
Mountain View
Worcester
Mass
Zeph Lagasse
Edward Paradise
St. Louis Truck Farm Land Company
Lagasse
Clarence Hotel
Irene
Deck Smith
Canada
Grand Army Post
Odd Fellows of
Copper and metals market updates in London and New York
Lead holds at 4.60 cents bid in New York with London quotes at £20. Spelter quiet at £20 10s in London. Copper firm with Standard spot to October at 14.87 to 15.87 pounds. London copper softens. spot and futures at £69 18s 9d.
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New York
London
British Post Offices Move Vast Daily Volumes
British post offices process about fifteen million letters and 250000 telegrams each day, reflecting the scale of the country’s postal and telegraph services and their role in everyday communication.
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Leys
Jeweler
North Main Street
C. B. Hoskins & CO
DRUGG
North Main Eet Butte
Ed Rose
the Jeweler
DR. Lamb
Wes
Galena St
Butte, Ment
The
Base Bros
East Park
Egra
Tee
Dees
Boston
Nevada
U. S
Paine, Webber & Co
Ely Consolidated
First National Ate
Giroux
Yukon Gold
Keystone
Wissad
AR Peere
Alqska Goi Veces
Anmbook
Algomah
Arizona
Boston & Corbin
Butte & Ballaklava
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Eeess
Daly-West
Franklin
Greene-Cananea
Indiana
Isle Royale
Lake
Old Dominion
Osceola
Pond Creek
Quincy
Ray Consolidated
Swift
Swannon
Shattuck
Superior
Cceeesss
Ccseeeess
Trinity
Utah Consolidated
U. S. Mimiing
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Victoria Too Cette Enn Ee
Winona Wee Wee Ereem Eee
Wfotcotimg Cvicseved
Astcabese
Wyandotte
CORR
Butte Central
Bohemia
Boston-Ely
Ccccescesveses
Cortez
Rvisiot Les Cay-Nevesescers
First National
Tee Deeee
Goldfield Consolidated
Helvetia Tee
McKinley-Darragh
Nevada-Douglas
North Lake
South Lake
Stewart Feet
Ss. W
Miami
United Verde
Atlanta
Booth Seeeen
Blue Bull Ethene
Daisy
Teers
Diamondfield
Weeteens
Lone Star
Oro Hennemene
Yellow Tiger
Dexter Union
Manhattan Consolidated
Manhattan-Dexter
Waeem White Caps
sneer Consolidated V_ginia
Confidence
Hale & Norcross Seer Mexican
Ophir
Savage
Sierra Nevada
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Belmont
Jim Butler
Midway
Montana-Pittsburg
MacNamara
Serer Tee
North Star
Seeleus
Tonopah
West Enda
Silver Peak
Nevada Hills
Round Mountain
Ohio Copper
Utah
British Columbia
Sopper
Bay State Gas
Braden
Mason Valley Fle Sioux Consolidated
Teeeweare
Tron Blossom Rehabasacibaneall
Salt Lake Mines
Beck Tunnel
Grand Central
Mammoth Freee
Mason Valley
Tesabsee
Atten
Mg Silver King Coalition
Sioux Consolidated Ao
Stew Nee
Uncle Sam Consolidated
Victor Cette Ene
Wees Oni Victoria
Money Market
Portland Livestock
Boston News Bureau
Utah Copper Company
Tribune
Sun
Butte Mining Stock Exchange
Boucher
Alameda Teen
North Franklin
Pilot Butte
Tuolumne Sethe
Bullwhacker
Butte & Bacorn
Butte & Elliston
Butte New York
Davis-Daly
East Butte
Ox Keating Gold
Krao Wee
Ohio Keating Weseseee
Chicago Livestock
N. Main Street
the Fair Drug & Assay Supply Co
Derson & Scranton Bank
Oxfords
Romfort Shoe Company
West Park, Butte
Betokens
Silver Bow National Bank
Butchers OF
Metal Market
State Savings Bank
Butte, Mont
Daly Bank and Trust Company of
General Banking
Charles 3
Kelly Joan D. Ryan
Swinborne
R. A. Kunkel
R W. Place
Sosees
First National Bank of
Andrew J. Davis
E. B. Weir
J. 8
Dutton
GEO. U. Hill
J. BE. Steiamenson
Ee Aenes
Jeneenee
W. A. Clark
J. Ross Clark
W. A. Clark & Brother Bankers
Alex J. Johnston
J. K. Hesle
Coenen
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