American Zinc Shows Deficit in First Half 1919
Boston News Bureau notes American Zinc, Lead and Smelting posted a 1919 Q2 operating loss of 14950 dollars, bringing six month losses to 14601 dollars. After lean years 1916 17, cost cuts kept results modest. zinc prices later fell, but market recovery began by July.
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Boston
American “Zinc, Lead and Smelting Company
Hewter
Def Ind
American Zine
American “Zinc Company
New York Stock Exchange Mixed Amid Steel Strike Fears
Confidence faded as exchange losses grew with foreign exchange turmoil and steel workers strike shadows. United States Steel fell to 98 1 2, other standard stocks slid 3 to 5 points, specialties weaker near day end, 950000 bonds traded, total par 10 million.
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New York
London
Paris
Rome
United States
Chance Daly
New ‘York Block Exchange
Steel Market Slump Driven by Strike Threat and Weak Finances
A report says United States Steel workers voted to strike while foreign exchange slid, fueling a broad market decline. Steel shares fell three to five points, with metals like Keystone Tire and Studebaker dropping, and oil issues also weak. Sterling dipped further as Paris franc and lire set new lows, signaling continued liquidation and cautious selling across sectors.
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United States
Paris
Hellbronner
Sterling Exchange
Steel
Baldwin
Crucible
Lackawanna
Midvale
Colorado
Keystone Tire
Kelly Springfield
Studebaker
United States Rubber
Goodrich
Anaconda
Utah
Inspiration
Rails
Texas Pacific
Southern Pacific
Keystone
Dig Stock Exchange
Logan & Bryan
Lauzier-Wol- Gott
Commission Houses
Texas
Chicago
London
New York
Chicago markets rain and provisions report
Chicago markets closed mixed with corn slipping on near term months while September gained. Grain supplies and foreign exchange dips pressured prices though local demand supported brisk trading. provisions largely held steady as export activity suffered from weak foreign exchange. Minneapolis grain notes show cash kernels and wheat varied with modest shipments and prices around 1.86 to 1.89 for yellow cash No 2 and 1.50s for shipments.
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Chicago
Railtes
Minneapolis
Nneapolis
Higg
Omaha Live stock Market Receipts and Prices
Receipts around 5 000 to 7 500 cattle and calves with prices varying by grade and weight. Slaughter cattle steady to higher with heavy weights quoted near 19 1/2 to 19 1/2 per cwt. Heifers and cows mixed, range 5 60 to 16 25 per cwt. Sheep and lambs mostly lower with lambs around 15 35 to 16 35 per cwt. Western range steers and stockers to 16 25 to 17 50 per cwt. Packing sows and rough sows observed steady to lower amid market activity at Omaha August 30.
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Maha
Omaha
Clive
Copper and silver mining outputs and company profits in 1919
The report outlines July and June copper and silver production across multiple mines including Andes Copper at Potrerillos Chile and East Butt Copper, with the Butte & Superior posting a second quarter profit of 210,266 dollars. It notes shifts to higher ore output, rising car shipments, and investments by Japanese interests in Chile. Additional details cover mine development at Silversmith and other British Columbia properties, ore shipments, and planned expansion of concentrating facilities at Rossland, with wage adjustments and ongoing strike context.
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Boston News Bureau
Andes Copper Mining Company
Potrerillos
Chile
North Butte Company
Butte & Superior Company
Canaon
British Columbia
Oscar V. White
Xaid
Trail
British, Columbia
Talcahuano
Céncepelon
Ohe Asichmona Atining, Milling and Reduction Company
J. E. Codd
Adair
Idaho
Lad
Consolidated Mining and Smelting Company
Rossland
J. J. Warren
G. Blaylock
Consolidated Company
Money Market Briefs Across Markets
New York money markets show bar five week at 1510 for Mexican dollars while London silver hits 1 per ounce with a 2 percent rate quoted. The brief notes currency and metal price readings across major centers.
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New York
London
Proposed U S Immigration Ban Moves Forward
Washington reports a bill to halt all immigration for two years and another to deport aliens who first entered on papers. After two years, admission would require a passport or citizen declaration with annual registration until naturalization. Fraudulent entry could bring five years’ jail and a $5,000 fine plus deportation. Exceptions limit bringing in relatives and skilled labor. foreign officials tourists students and professionals could enter temporarily.
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Washington
Johnson
House Immigration Committee
United States
U S Agents Raid Bolshevik Meeting in Youngstown
Police broke up a meeting in East Youngstown where about 118 Russians were gathered. Federal officers seized a carload of Bolshevik propaganda and said sedition charges would be filed. Also reported is the destruction of the British steamer Ashanti near Dakar and the death of Reuters chief Mark Napier in Inverness.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Federal Smcials
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Laurier-Wolegtt
Fay
Aasconde Amehivon Baldwin Loco
Beth” Steele
Motors
Miasouri Pacific
Nevada
Southern Katiwa
Lily Fe Cig
Vonaie
K Curb
Heilbronn Company
Eskeea. Ae Agtna
Toe Ie Ledge
Buty Few
Con
Jonni Houten
Blossom
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Ohio Copper
Stewart
Ul Mining
Yukon
Hellbronner Company
Calumet
Arizona
Hancock
Ty Butte
Pi Dominion Aly Ag
Guccositara
Pond Creek
Boston Superior
Ruth Wealth Tuolumne
Unites Bei
Wyandotte
Ix Amaena
Helleron ‘Com
Bingham Diinesston
Monta Am
Iy Jentle
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Cornell Ins
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By Briggs
Gove Links
East Butt
C. G. Ballantyne
Rev
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West Mootenay
Clive Pringle
Ottawa
Broughton
Kaslo Creek
W. Newton
Mr. Green
Seattle
Perrier
Ion
Silversmith
Sandon
U.S
Dakar
West Africa
Lloyds
Freetown
Africa
Mark Francis Napier
Reuter's Telegram, Company
Inverness
Napier and Ettrick
Roxburgh
zaPiniy
FINLE
Silver Bow National Bank
FED Reserve
Bank Savings Dep
National
Daly Bank and Trust Company of
Butte
TME
Ghamles
Kelly
Sond. Ryan
Swinborne
Fe W. Place
W.C. Rae
Swice Brenent Psaabler
Tashier Suabler
Ww. A. Clark J. Ross Clark
W.a.clark& Bro
Gagiston
Best Ton
First National Bank of Butte
Capital
Surpres
Federal Reserve Bank
Our Metio le
Heilbronner Ae
Broadway
Vion Ati
North Tere
Stock Exchange
Sas Gach
Castle Gate
Stephenson Lumber CO
East Front Street
Lauzier-Wolcott Company
e-Kine
Thea Alberts
Hiahacker Butte” Copper, Cae
Rade Silver
Dillon
Hhutte
preybull-Montana
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