Wheat prices rise on Indian import expectation
Markets report wheat futures closing higher as India’s anticipated heavy wheat imports influence sentiment. December and March contracts advance while oats and corn show mixed gains. Copper and tin edge lower. other metal prices hold near steady as New York money and exchange rates shift modestly.
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Chicago
India
Bulle
Australia
Argentina
United States
Lay
Eom
Het
New York Stock Exchange Declines and Weak Foreign Exchange
Declines of 2 to 10 points occurred on the New York Stock Exchange with limited recoveries. The average time money near 7 percent, offerings mainly from the interior. Sterling weak, Canada premiums up, and China affected by silver fall in London. Bond values eased, total sales par value $14,250,000. Old United States 28 fell slightly on call.
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Notore Dee
Costo Nes
Canada
New York
China
London
United States
Bison
Pacife
Nova Scotia Steel
Pennsylvania
People's Gas
Pierce-Arrow
Pittsburgh
Pond Creek
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Steel
Ray Con
Iron & Steel
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Sinciat
Sloss-shernetd
Southern Padany
Southern Railway
Stromberg” Carbay
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Butte Stock Exchange
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Taberty Fields
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Lauzler-Wolcott
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Anaconda
Albion
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Montana Power
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Keystone
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Ge M. & St. P. Cony
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Nor. Pac. P. le
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Lauzier-Wolcott
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Nile Standard
Anko, Walker Mining
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Martin Peet
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Goldwyn
Barnett Hoston
Wyoming
Aly
Sapulpanoyan
Marland i Simms
Hyan Boone
Caledonia
Yerrington
Montana
Lausier-Wolcott Company
Big Seaman
Boston-Wywyes
Mont Ol
Pena
Iter
Wea
Steiar
Washington
Mont
Market Review From Heilbronner’s Brisk, Muted Volatility
The market shows mixed momentum with tax, rail, and oil holdings shaping sentiment. Copper shares firm while rail injunctions pin down rates. prospects include accelerated interior fund flow and potential dividend shifts for Southern Pacific and Reading as November copper output and labor cuts impact supply.
Livestock Market Totals Across Chicago Spokane and Omaha
Chicago buyers pass under fluctuating prices as cattle calves hogs sheep and lambs show varied trends. Spokane reports steady hogs steers and cows with prices near 9 to 10 dollars for top lots while Omaha notes strong western cattle and mixed stocker feeder activity and higher receipts. A fire department official plans to petition Washington for wartime transport sab guidance as a sub chaser unit awaits arrival.
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Meher
Teolan
Bentern
Spokane
Borton
Eng ‘Pire
Murphy
Washington
Seaboard
Glass plants close in Clarksburg area due to gas shortage
West Virginia reports a severe natural gas shortage as cold weather hits. Five plants including Norwood Clarksburg Travis Tuna Akro-Agate Marble suspend operations. National Association of Window Glass Manufacturers members in the gas belt face curtailed production, with many factories operating second shifts or closed.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Norwood
Clarks-burg
Travis
Tuna
West Virginia
National Association of Window Glass Manufacturers Center
Liberty Window
West Fork Glass
Premier Window
Penn Window Glass
Pennsboro
Marietta
Fairmont Window Glass
Fairtories
Pleasantville
Shin
Copper freight hikes press Copper Mines and Workers
The article notes higher freight rates since August burden copper producers with costs shifting to mining firms. It cites a Southwest copper mine paying 22 per ton on bullion shipments to New York, up from 16.50, and a $20 rate on a New York to Galveston route. Wages are being cut as the industry struggles with the elevated costs.
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Boston News Bureau
Southwest
New York
Galveston
Blue Jay
Park
Boston & Montana Development Company
Elkhorn
Showa A
Asanyinge
John D. Pope
Divide
Montana Power Company
Boston& Montana
Interior secretary silent on ex service men housing bill
Washington December six The interior secretary's annual report to the president contains no recommendation on legislation to provide homes for ex service men. The only notable remark toward reclamation is a mild endorsement of the Smoot rural homes bill describing its non appropriation structure and a plan for private collaboration with the government to fund investigations and development. The report omits the bonus Mondell Horah and Smith Fletcher bills. The issue remains a major Western development question.
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Standard
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Tn Eeven
West
Senate
House Committee On
Payne
United States
First Man Wears Turban in San Francisco Court
In a historic deviation a Hindu witness named A Singh arrived with his turban in court. The bailiff ordered removal but Singh’s attorney said the head covering is religiously required. The judge allowed the turban and Singh attended the trial with it in place.
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San Francisco
Singh
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Oldest Pavement in Cordova Stones Tells Moorish Story
Cordova Spain holds the oldest known urban pavement from the ninth century built by Moors. Stone streets reveal early city planning and material use, illustrating medieval Moorish influence on infrastructure in the capital of Andalusia.
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Cordova
Spain
Germans Would Colonize Mexico Says Reported Treaties
Mexico City reports allege two secret treaties between Carranza and German interests. The first aimed to make the Rio Grande German, with sweeping concessions if Germany prevailed. After defeat, a second treaty allegedly allowed Germans to settle near the border and own land, bypassing Mexican limits on foreign ownership. German colonization plans reportedly continued into the May revolution era.
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Jonal News Service
Mexico City
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United States
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France
Count Reventiow
Thos
Germany
Carranza
Europe
Rio Grande River
Rhine
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