Market Quiet Amid Leadership Stocks Inactive Trading
New York Aug 21 activity was subdued in key market leaders such as Union Pacific Southern Pacific St Paul and Atchison with similar weakness in major industrials including United States Steel Amalgamated Copper stalled American Smelting showed modest activity while Wisconsin Central advanced on rumors of a possible control shift The day ended dull with irregular bond trading and a belief in further long term loan tightening as cash flow to the interior slows and foreign bankers seek buying on strength Time and call money rates held steady with a slight signal of hardening on long loans.
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New York
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
St. Paul
Atchison
United States Steel
Amalgamated Copper
Wisconsin Central
London
Amerns
Strenth
Iterior
United States
Amalgamated Copper and peers listed with preferred stock notes
A fragmented list of companies and preferred stock availability including Adams Express Amalgamated Copper American Car & Foundry American Cotton Oil American Express American Linseed Oil American Hide Leather American Smelting American Tobacco Anaconda Mining Atchison Chicago Terminal & Transfer Colorado Fuel & Iron Colorado & Southern Consolidated International Pump Iowa Central Kansas City Southern Toursville & Nashville Manhattan Metropolitan Securities Mexican Street Railway American Sugar Refining Brooklyn Rapid Transit Central Leather Central of New Jersey Denver Rio Grande Hocking Valley Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Petey TruIy various railways and utilities with numerous do or preferred classifications, listing stock types and percentages in a dense OCR fragment.
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Adams Express
Amalgamated Copper
American Car & Foundry
American Cotton
American Express
American Tee
American Hide
American Smelting & Refining
American Tobacco
Aniconda Mining Co Atchison
Chicago Terminal &Transfer
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Colorado & Southern
Iowa
Central of
New ‘Jersey
Tetergzon Penver
Rio Grande
Hocking Valley
SAO Petey Truiy Esesese
Xican Central Wipidsbteseses
Mncanolis
St. Lois
Missouri Pacific
Wantie Coast Line
Ailimoare & Ohio Oo
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Altoniengo
Great Western
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Seven
Northwestern
Chicago, Mi & St. P
Delaware & Hudson Sn
General Electric
Incis Central Seledteh
Cig
Dea Westernational Payer Minn
St. P
Sault Ste. Mo
GR Ducsort
Iman Palace
New York Central
New York
Ontario & Western
Ohta Orfolk & Western
Oh Waba Tel
Orthern Pacific
Pennsylvania
People’s
Ceeee Nepublic Steel
Ock Island Co
Southern Railway
Orgopeotoitor
Tess Vendetnsasee Coal
Exas & Pacific -2
Dcsedes Voledo, St. L. & W
Union Pacific
Ubber Goods
Schloss Steel
United States Express
United States Realty
United States Rubber
United States Steel
Sesee
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
Framede Sociusscospa
Faa Ead
Wells-Fargo Express
Westinghouse Electric
Copper and metals markets steady amid light local delivery
New York and London copper holds at £64 108 spot and £89 4s 4d futures as local demand stays firm with scarce immediate supplies. Electrolytic and lake materials quoted around 16s 16c and 13.37487 5. Lead, spelter, iron, and middlesboro prices show little change locally and abroad amid stable trading.
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New York
London
Londen
Glasgow
Money Market Report Bids Steady On Call And Bills
New York money market closes with call money steady at 1 1/2 to 1 percent. Time loans dull and at 1 day bills around 3 3/4 percent. Sterling exchange weak with bankers bills at 486.56 for demand and 484 04 to 484.70 for 1 day. Prime mercantile paper 4 1/2 percent. Government bonds steady.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Chicago Markets Turn Lower as Wheat Prices Slip
In Chicago on August 21, liquidation pushed wheat prices down amid reports of heavy Russian shipments and weak foreign markets. September wheat opened down and fell to a low before rallying on short covering, closing weaker. Corn and oats showed soft starts with slight gains later, while provisions rose with September pork up 17 cents, lard up 10, and ribs up 5.
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Chicige
Geeneatacion
Market quotes and commodity shipments listed
Cash quotations show flour wheat corn oats rye barley and flaxseed prices with ranges for No 2 red and No 2 yellow corn and oats plus factors like timothy seed and pork lard. Receipts and shipments tabulate barrels and bushels for major grains and livestock products.
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Northwestern
Chicago Live Stock Market Reports August Trade
Chicago cattle, hogs and sheep receipts and prices for the day show steady cattle with steer values mostly 3.65 to 4.75 and cows 1.20 to 4.40, hogs trading 5.60 to 6.25 with mixed and butcher grades lower, and lambs plus sheep reporting declines in many classes. Volume light, with notable contrasts between good to prime and poorer grades.
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Market Summary From South Omaha
Market strong on cattle with receipts 3 700. Native steers around 3 80 to 3 50 while western and Texas steers ranged 2 75 to 4 50. Cows and heifers 2 75 to 4 25. Hogs receipts 3 200 with prices 5 60 to 5 92 for heavy and mixed lots. Sheep receipts 16 600 with lambs 7 0 to 7 40 and wethers around 5 0 to 5 50. Market slow for westerns and lambs showing firmness in some categories.
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South Omaha
Texas
Kansas City Livestock Market Report for Aug 21
Cattle receipts 13 000 market steady with native steers 3 75 to 5 60 southern steers 2 50 to 4 25 southern cows 1 75 to 3 native cows and heifers 1 75 to 6 bulls 2 to 3 25 calves 2 50 to 5 25 western steers 3 25 to 4 50 western cows 1 75 to 3 25. Hogs receipts 5 000 market 5 to 10 cents lower bulk 6 6 10 heavy 5 95 to 6 05 packers 6 06 to 6 10 digs and lights 6 to 6 15. Sheep receipts 4 000 market steady muttons 4 25 to 5 75 lambs 7 75 to 7 0 range wethers 4 30 to 5 06 red ewes 3 9 to 4 6.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Broadway season kicks off with star-studded openings
The New York theatre scene announces Blanche Walsh in The Woman in the Case at Madison Square, Klaw & Erlanger’s The Pearl and the Pumpkin, and many debuts by Edith Ellis Baker, George M. Cohan, Rupert Hughes, and Langdon Mitchell. Adelaide Herrmann sails for Savannah, while Ed Thurner readies The Earl and the Girl at the Lyric and Olga Nethersole returns with The Labyrinth under Dillingham.
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Knickerbocker Theater
Frank Daniels
Sergeant Blue
Nancy Sykes
New York
Klaw & Erlanger
Broadway
Fourteenth Street
Billy V. van
Madison Square Blanche
Walsh
Clyde Fitch
McIntyre and Heath
Rogers Brothers
Ireland
the Liberty
Augustus Thomas
John Drew
the Empire
Blanche Walsh
Madison Square Theater
Miss Walsh
Long Island
Dorothy Dorr
Misa Margaret Bennett
Wagenhals & Kemper
Ann la Mont
Florence
Lyric Theater
Eddie Foy
Victor Morley
W. M. Armstrong
Georgia Caine
Amelia Summerville
Violet Hollis
Shuberts
de Lancey
Mr. Drew
George M. Cohan
George
Truth Teller
Martha Morton
Fred G. Berger
Sol Smith Russell
Mr. Berger
Lady Mary
Esther Lyon
Miss Lyon
al H. Wilson
Sidney Ellis
Olga Nethersole
Charles Dillingham
Joseph Jefferson
Thomas
Joseph
William
Chauncey Olcott
Sedmund Burke
Theodore Burt Sayre
New Orleans
Blanche Ring
Frank Daniels Company
Katie Tarry
Relic of Gallo Roman City Unearthed on Mt Jouher
Excavations at Mt Jouher in St Goussand uncover a Gallo Roman city with a statue resembling Jupiter, temples and pedestals, a theater proscenium, freestone residential block, coin hoard including Augustus and Julius Caesar, and ancient roads to Limoges Bourges Clermont. Abbe Dercher spearheads the dig guiding future finds and panoramic views across Limoges Soufleraine Mauperg and Puy de Dome.
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Mt. Jouher
St. Goussand
la Creuse
Jouher
Cireus
Augustus
Tiberius
Lyons
Nero
Claudius
Herod
Julius Caesar
Limoges
Whence
Bourges
Clermont
St. Leoban
National Museum of France
St Goussand
la Correze
Nontron
Dercher
German Working Women
German workers number 6.5 million women who earn a living while Italy with half the population has 6.25 million. In Germany servant girls with savings accounts nearly triple those of shop girls who save.
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Germany
Italy
Wool Market Report St Louis August 21
Wool steady in St Louis market with medium combing and clothing grades ruling. Prices listed range from 21 2 to 29 1/2 cents for strong lines and tub washed at 32 1/2 to 42 cents per pound, reflecting steady demand for varieties noted.
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St. Louis
Classified Ad Rates For Standard Want Page
Classified rates are per word per insertion with a minimum charge. Ads must be addressed care of the Standard to receive replies. a card is provided to present at the Standard office to collect responses. Light-faced spray type used on Want Page at regular rates.
Scavenger for Night Work at Broadway Left in Butte
A night shift scavenger hunt note leaves orders 51 BE at Broadway in Butte. The fragment sets a routing clue for an assignment and mentions a location tied to the urban night work.
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Broadway
Butte
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Ancat Museum OF Anatomy
Bet
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Phil
MDAN
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Lake Erie
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U. S
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Alice Adams
Brunswick
Comstock Tunnel
Leadville
Little Chief
Ontario
Phoenix
Potosi
Sierra Nevada
Adventure Steerenna
Allouez
Amalgamated
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Atlantic
Bingham Jom
Calumet & Hecla
Centennia
Daly-West
Stetes
Dominion Coal
Franklin Freeones Peeeeere
Granby
Isle Royale
Eeeeesetts Mining
Michigan
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Montana Coal & Cie Edie Taidechasers
North Butte
Old Dominion
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Conaeee
Linit
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Utah
Victoria
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Hbo
Tone Seaeenees
Metal Market
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Omaha Livestock
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Funny Billy Wan
Paul Armstrong
People's Employment Office
E. Park
Telephone
Cabinet
Idaho
Parsons
W. Park
Union
Master Plumbers’ Association
Coyne Bros. Co. Plumbing Schools
New York City
Cincinnati
Ohio
William A. Brady
S. E. Summerfield
Victor E. Lanstyak
Deer Lodge
Mont
West Woolman Street
Jackman Co
Harbour Block
Wyoming St
Barber
M. E. Hyde
Hamilton, Mont
Conklin, Livingston, Mont
AL Green
Missoula, Mont
Oak St
Anaconda
Utah Ave
Deer Lodge Valley
S. Washington
N. W. Installment Co
Main St
Main
W. Broadway
Cedar St
West Side
Butte Land and Investment Co
Granite
Billings
North Real Estate, Loan and Title Co
Smith & Jeffries
F. Broadway
Bitter Root Valley Farms
G. W. Dickinson
Stevensville
C. W
E. C. Thomas, Gregson
Maj. W. Smith
Toboggan Ave
Walkerville
National Park
E. Park St
George W. Opp
Excelsior Ave
Old Clark Barn
E. McNamara
Oechsli
Tel
Tiga
Remington Typewriter CO
Butte Stove Repair Co
Park
Carpenters and Builders
H. J. Grimes
Carpenter and Builder
Maryland Ave
Fehlman & Co
Standard Office
E. Broadway
MITCH
J. Levengood
H. S
Care Standard
Renee Eteses
Lewisohn St
Milch
Center
Clark's Bank
David Whissiel
D. D. McGregor
S. Montana
Peter Delfante
M. E. Mayer
N. Montana
Lewis & Walker
N. Wyo
Rombauer & CO
Granite St
Monterre
N. Main St
Paul B Mier
E. Park Ave
Naconda
Clairv
YanTs
W. Galena
M. Paumie
Shermcia & Reed
Mme. Schmidt
Washington Block
Calder Rutledge
W. Park St
Cculist
Aurist
T. A. Grigg
M. D
Kryptok
Harbour Bldg
Miracle Concrete Co
Helena
Montana
Ballentine
Burlington
Paul McCormick
President
Custer Cattle Company
Adelaide Skin Food
Steam Carpet Cleaning CO
Corner Mont
Porphyry
Joseph Lachapell
Idaho Falls
R. T. Common
Whitehall
Daly Bank
C. S. Jackman Company
Bloc Wok
Main and Broadway
Crescent Loan Co
Harbour Building
Anaconda Jewelry Co
M. Millzner
Mgr
Simon Bank
Hall Bros
Hamilton
McRae & Solveson
Park St
B. Bank
Clark
Slemons & Booth
Silver Bow Block
Furst
East Park
M. A. McCabe
Mercury St
Butte, Gay & Grady
Kinloch
215
Alaska Sr
Albemarle
Walnut St
Pleasanton
Commercial and
Cherry
Walnut
Standard
Colorado St
Third St
George Bretherton
Orton’s Hall
Hattie “Lorton
Owsley Block
Mountain View Park
Gregson Springs
Hale & Lavelle, Gregson, Mont
Patrick Roe
Roe Bros
East Park Street
Silver Bow County
James Roe
M. Binnard
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