Wheat Falls Under Dollar Mark On Heavy Market Selling
Heavy selling in wheat with eastern-linked houses pushes Sept futures below the dollar for the first time in weeks. A late rally follows profit taking and outside buying, with December at 1.045 to 1.04 and May around 1.10. Corn and oats show minor changes, while lard and ribs trade near prior levels. Weather improves and export trade remains dull as shipments from Black Sea ports weigh on the market.
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Stock rally extends on New York Exchange as profits rise
The New York Stock Exchange sees continued rally with higher trading volume and broader list. Charles F. Mitchell of National City Bank says fall business opening up and confidence justified. Reports on American Agricultural Chemical and Iron Products boost optimism. several issues show strong earnings while French and Belgian francs weaken and German marks hit a new low. Total stock sales reach 19,500 and bond sales 8,366,000.
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Butte Officials Deny Rumors Of Black Rock Mine Closure
Butte and Superior officials deny circulating rumors that the Black Rock mine will close. They say the rumor is spreading despite no evidence, while Montana mining circles grow uneasy as authorities call it unfounded. London market reports list copper and tin prices with spot and futures values for Standard Copper and related metals.
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Bar Silver and Money Rates Report
New York Aug 29 bar silver and Mexican dollar quoted 48c. London Aug 29 bar silver at 80 15 16 pence per ounce. Money 2 per cent.
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Metal prices report from New York market unseen detail
Copper easy, spot and futures down 13 and a half cents. Tin firm with spot and futures steady. Iron prices steady with no change. Lead firm at 6.76 to 7 cents. Zinc steady in East St Louis at 6.42 to 6.46 cents. Antimony boot priced at 7.50 to 7.60 cents.
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Stock market buoyancy lifts hopes for recovery
Buoyant market action and broader participation pushed prices higher while turnover expanded and confidence rose. Optimism grew about European demand, domestic textiles, steel, and oil sectors signaling a gradual uptrend with future quotations likely to advance. American Agriculture Chemical wrote off 15 million dollars in losses in its annual report. Stromberg Carburetor declared a 1.75 dollar dividend. US crude oil output in July rose to about 9.49 million barrels and production reached a daily record of 2.1047 million barrels. The Wall Street Journal notes a drastic price break in some sectors.
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Uncertain Horoscope Forecast for August 30 1923
The reading notes Neptune favorable but Saturn Venus and Uranus adverse. Minds may be unsettled and sensitive to depressing impressions. Women face stronger negative influences, inventions likely guided by stars, and rulers may be in peril. Uranus hints at discord in weddings and a gender power contest in national affairs.
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Predictions on Peace and Industry Amid a Partial Eclipse
The seers forecast unprecedented peace preached widely and people converging against war. Oil interests may gain slightly. Religious groups could suffer due to the recent partial lunar eclipse. People born on this date should monitor family health and business perplexities. Children may need guidance yet will excel as workers. Vigo natives are restless but practical and industrious.
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Count R R of Ravine visits Butte incognito
An automobile tourist described as Count R R of Ravine registered at the Butte chamber of commerce. He appeared in a flaming red shirt a red ban danier draped about the neck a long hat and high heel boots. He says he travels incognito and has worked as a ranch hand a sheepherder and a cowpuncher.
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