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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1919

Page

10

Market mood darkens as government acts to curb profiteering

Reports show a cautious market with dealers urging clients to sell or abstain from speculation. December corn has slid from 1.72 to 1.42 as the government auctions a million pounds of ham and bacon. Street sentiment grows bearish with talk of further declines and a possible rally only if good news emerges.

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Wall Street Dull as Holiday Lifts Weaken Trading

New York August 15 The stock market opened weak due to tomorrow’s holiday and light public interest. Trading showed mixed results with limited volume as prices drifted, United States Steel slight gain, and bonds mostly steady while French and Italian rates weakened.

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Minneapolis price report on grains and supplies

The itemized market note lists heat receipts for 384 cars in Minneapolis compared with 300 a year ago. It shows values such as 2650 dollars for high grade goods, 1350 and 01403 for various white flour shipments, and barley at 1.22 with No 2 at 1.4714. Bran noted at 0.913.

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Conditions of metal markets during week

The Engineering and Mining Journal reviews a dull week in metal markets marked by July scale moves and a stock-market collapse. Copper and lead showed limited activity with firm producer asks, while zinc prices slipped before a late rally. The silver market remained firm in London as exports influenced prices, with overall weakness in other metals and subdued buying demand.

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Electric Point Mining expands ore sources in Washington region

Northport reports Electric Point Mining company has struck a new ore body in chimney style deposits, 80 feet wide, with no quality details yet. Salt Lake smelter contract noted. Stewart Mining reports June assets of 256,787 dollars with 484,485 dollars surplus and 261,538 shares issued. New ore showings arise at Black Metals mine near Pioche Nevada, including a 15 foot shipping-grade slope and a major 400-foot level strike. Ore from Montana-Bingham shows strong values per smelter notes.

Electric Point Compan Washington Northport Salt Lake Stewart Mining Company Idaho Nevada Spokane Black Metals Jackrabbit Pioche Nev George W. Snyder Snyder Montana-Bingham J. Bentoning Leggatt Raise No Fortuna Idaho-Carbonate Hill Consolidated Mining Company Mullan Old Carbonate Hill Company Panama F.C. Hammond Nespelem IL. P. Dickenson Alaska Central America Tam Seattle Toad Coulee City W. C. Brow Coeur Lake Home Builder Mining and Milling Company Coeur d'Alene Lake Brower

Chicago Markets Grain and Provisions Aug 15

Chicago market notes indicate firm closing prices after a sharp day with oats and hogs rising. May corn deliveries fell to new lows amid selling pressure and government actions to curb living costs. Exchange rates showed strength while packers cut hog values, with Can Corn No 2 mixed around 1.98 to 1.99 per bushel.

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Relief for Small Producers Under War Minerals Bill

Renewal of hope for small claimants under the war minerals bill follows a supplementary measure by Senator Henderson of Nevada. The attorney general limits relief to those who received requests from interior, war agencies, or allied boards, leaving many small operators outside. Henderson says the bill aims to aid lesser producers who were widely informed but not specifically contacted, risking loss of confidence in the bureaus of mines and geological survey. A companion bill was filed in the house by Rep. Gaillard hand, chair of the mines and mining committee.

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Livestock Market Reports From Chicago and Omaha

Hogs receipts Tap Omaha trading with heavy weights around 19.50 to 21.40 per cwt, medium and light weights mixed. demand described as weak to moderate. Cattle and calves receipts show steady to firm tones, with varied weights and grades. feeder cattle and stockers noted, western range cattle mentioned. Sheep receipts around 15,000 with market described as strong, lambs commanding higher values. Market specifics vary by weight class and region, with standard wholesale quotes listed for several categories.

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