Market swings in Wheat Corn and Oats on Chicago exchange
Wheat opened weak and declined several cents before a late rally with strong buying by commission houses. December and March quotes moved between break and recovery, finishing near yesterday's levels. Corn rose on the day then weakened as support faded, with notable price moves across September and December contracts. Oats opened steady to down on favorable belt weather, while provisions held firm. cash quotes for grains and seeds were listed, with pork, lard, and ribs noted in the market.
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Chicago
Bar Silver Rates in New York and London
New York reports domestic bar silver at 1.01 cents per ounce with foreign bars at 1.01, Mexican dollars at 76 cents. London quotes bar silver at 6 3 4 pence per ounce. money and discount rates unchanged.
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New York
London
Wells to be added in Mosby field this week
Near Gusher Sand report from Lewistown dated August 20 notes three producing wells soon joining the Mosby field. The Decker-Collins offset, the Walker well at Wild Horse lake, and the Ohio all hold oil and are expected to tap the oil sands.
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Lewistown
Mosby Field
Decker-Collins
Walker
Wild Horse Lake
Ohio
Mercantile rates steady as New York notes firm stance
New York reports mercantile paper unchanged with firm exchange. Sterling demand at 3.60 14, francs at 7.10 demand, Belgian francs at 7.61 cables, lire at 4.63, marks at 1.97. New York exchange on Montreal at 11 1/2 percent discount. Time loans strong, call money steady to high 7 percent. ruling rate 7. closing bid 6, offered 7, last loan 7.
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New York Exchange
Montreal
Metal Prices Hold Steady Amid Mixed Tin Dive
New York metal markets show copper iron antimony lead and zinc unchanged as of August 20. Tin weak on spot and nearby trading, with prices at 47.25 for spot and 47.50 for futures.
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New York
Sugar Market Quiet In New York Arrival
New York August 20 raw sugar steady for centrifugal at 12.04 cents per pound refined and fine granulated unchanged amid quiet trading as the market closes for the day.
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New York
Reunion of 27th Division Moves to September
The first reunion of the 27th division shifts from Sept 27 to 29 to Sept 12 to 14 at Saratoga Springs. The date change avoids conflicting with the American Legion national convention in Cleveland.
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New York
Hindenburg Line
Saratoga Springs
National Convention of the American Legion
Cleveland
Market Surges on Foreign News and Easy Money Rates
Leading stocks extended yesterday's rally with about 450000 shares traded. Oil, motor, steel, equipment and food shares rise 1 to several points as Mexican and Pan-American Petroleum and other majors lead gains. Rails steady, shipping irregular, Atlantic Gulf jumps 24 points. closing at firmer levels amid ongoing buying and improved liquidity.
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New York
Gulf State Steels
Stromberg
New York Air Brake
American Beet
International Paper
American Writing Paper
Houston Oil
South
Porto Rico Sugar
Kelly-Springfield
Bethlehem and
Lackawanna
End of year outlook in railroad and Dome Mines moves
Predictions from railroad circles foresee a surprising turn to better results by year end as copper production remains at half capacity and market uncertainty eases. A Dome Mines meeting favors exercising the option to extend Dome extension, planning to become part of Dome Mines pending stockholder approval on Sept. 4 in Toronto.
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Heilbronner Company
Dome Mines Company
Toronto
Dome Mines
On Ferry Boats
San Diego ferry guards are operated by compressed air. They sink into the deck to allow passage and rise back into service via a lever in the pilot house after loading.
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Cal
Mining Output and Transport Upturn Across Montana and Idaho
Montana and Idaho mines report strong metals production with zinc concentrates totaling 7.9 million pounds and 159 778 ounces of silver in the last month. Recovery reached 97 percent, the best in 14 months, while copper production for the first half of 1920 reached over 22.6 million pounds. Plans advance for a Cooke City road upgrade to Gardiner, enabling boosted shipments and a regional boom, as ore shipments shift from the old road to the new route. The International Smelting Co plans a large acid plant in Globe-Miami to treat mixed ores after flotation, with higher sulphide recovery and oxide leaching to follow.
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Ray Hercules
Radio Corp
Ryan Pete
Salt Creek Cat
Sapulpai
Stanton
Stewart Mining
Swift
Eveteesean
Silver King of Ariz
Simmes Pete Pe
Temisk
Chile
Ponopah Mining
Colorado
Zui
West Sind
General Electric
White Eagle
General Motors
Greene-Cananea
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Suu Cigars
Heilbronner Goodrich
Ooh Ob Company
Suu Gulf States Steel
Oli S Vb Adventure
Olis Veo
Tee
Haskell & Barker
Allouez
Carson Hill
Daly-West
Ee Jewell Tea
Davis-Daly Oe
Kennecott Copper
Mast Butte
Kelly-Springfield
Keystone
Franklin
Lackawanna
Hancock
Isle Royale
Maxwell Motors
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Central
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New Cornelia Serene
North Butte
Northern Pacific
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Ray Con
Tuolumne
Trinity
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Shattuck-Ariz
Utah Metals
Sinclair Oil
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Victoria Enee
Southern Pacific
Wolverine
Compa
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Calaveras Butte & London
Union Oil
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Ty Crown Reserve
Eagle & B. Bell
Majestic
Douglas
Ss Smelt & Ref
Ohio
U Steel
Oneco
U. Verde
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Jerome Verde Os
S. W. Miami
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Crystal
Wilson & Cores
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Cascade
Wwe
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Liberty
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Big Creek
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Butte-Jar
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Cooke City
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Globe-Miami
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Idaho
Spokane
Callahan Zinc-Lead Company
Bunker’ Hill
Morning
Heeda
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Tamarack
Custer
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Horoscope for Saturday August 21 1920
Saturday's reading notes Neptune's strong influence favors good outcomes for the day yet warns limits. Readers should heed subtle planetary signals and avoid overconfidence while pursuing personal aims under the celestial guidance.
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McClure
Livestock Market Report From Chicago Auk 20
Cattle receipts 4,000 with strong to higher bids for choice steers top $17.25 and varied values across grades. Hogs receipts 15,000 with a market down 15 to 25 cents from yesterday, tops around $15.75 and lighter lots $14.90 to $15.60. Sheep receipts 10,000 with steady to strong trend, top native lambs $12 and western $12.50, fat yearlings $9.50, best fat ewes $7 to $7.25.
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Chicago
Spokane Livestock Market Results for Hogs and Cattle
Spokane market reports mixed prices for hogs cattle and sheep. Hogs receipts none market quiet with prime mixed 17 to 17.50 per hundredweight and heavy varieties 14.75 to 15.50. stockers 14.25 to 15.25. Cattle prime steers 9.50 to 10, good to choice 9 to 9.50, medium to good 8 to 9, lower grades down to 6 to 7. cows and heifers 7 to 7.50 for prime, 6.50 to 7 for good, down to 4.50 to 5.50 for fair. Calves 10 13, stockers and feeders 5 to 8. Sheep receipts 10 with market steady. prime lambs 9.60 to 10, medium 8 to 9, prime yearlings 5.50 to 6.50, prime wethers 5 to 6, best ewes 2 to 5.
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Spokane
Omaha Market Report Aug 20 Cattle Hog and Sheep Flat
Omaha dispatch reports cattle receipts around 2000 with beef steers and butcher stock easing 0.25 largely due to low quality. veals down 0.50 to 1.00. hog receipts about 5500 with medium and light cuts 0.10 to 0.25 lower and prices ranges noted. sheep receipts 12000 generally steady with top lambs quoted 11.50 to 12.10.
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Omaha
Orientals Demand Western Jewelry on Strong Rise
American salesmen report heightened demand for Western jewelry among Orientals, notably in China and Japan, with watches of all grades in high demand as Oriental tastes shift toward Occident products.
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China
Japan
Zinc Production Increases In First Half Of 1920
Figures from the U S Geological Survey show domestic ore zinc output 251 965 short tons and foreign ore 7 043 tons in the first six months of 1920 totaling 258 108 tons, with a June 30 stock of 29 892 tons. Apparent consumption reached 175 268 tons, while distribution includes 12 474 tons redistilled from ashes and dresses.
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Washington
C. E. Siebenthal
United States Geological Survey
Department of the Interior
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Electric fountain uses a reflow water tank for color
The fountain requires no external water supply as a small tank recirculates water. It features colored lights for dynamic color effects and decorative potential without overflow.
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