Export Buying Lifts Grain and Provisions Prices
Big export purchases of wheat and corn push up grain and provisions values in Chicago. Wheat closes strong with March at 1.64 and May at 1.88. Corn gains to 3M, oats to 1c. Foreign buying cited at 2,000,000 bushels of February wheat. concerns over an emergency wheat take and North Dakota wheat reports influence markets. New York sugar and silver prices move, and many mines in Mexico report closures due to high taxes and costs.
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Chicago
Denmark
Mberal
Holland
Serling
Sigte
Washineton
North Dakota
Breyeo
Glover
Lara—giant
New York
Hellbrownes Privatire
Ineck
Car & Fdy
Aig
Sumatra
Tobra
Bru
Tobacco. Corp
Alvis Chalmers
Su Reta
Tel & Tel
Atenivon
Balawin Loco
Iy Beth
Steel
Baltimore
Bosch
Brooklyn
Chandler
Chile
Columbia Graph
Columbus Gas
Cai
Isi
Fisk
General Motors
Haskell
Barker Bay
Interborough
Stock market deflates vulnerable issues amid dividend worries
Speculative issues in the New York market faced renewed deflation as weaker groups led the decline. Sugar shares dropped after dividend news, while copper, independent steels, textiles, oils, and related stocks dragged on trading. Rail and industrials held firmer in choppy trade as money market remained tight and bond demand waned.
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New York
Santa Cecelia
Asell
Sears Roebuck
Tumor
Lowes
London
Liberty Group
United States
Chicago Markets Show Mixed Tone as Bears Press Edges Up
Quotations on the New York Stock Exchange drifted with little advance while many issues eased only fractionally. Specialists noted selling for tax losses and potential steel price cuts, with Youngstown may shutter plants late this week into year end, signaling a cautious market near a bottom.
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Statistical and Mining Department
Lauzier-Wolcott Co
New York
Shorts
Andas
Youngstown
Congress
Montana Independent Pipe Line Syndicate
Cat Creek
Winnett
Fellbronner
Anaconda
Royal Dutch
Crucible Steel
Beer Tary Houston
Treasury Department
Treasury
War Finance Corporation
Hollister, Lyons & Walton
Stock Exchange
Sterling Exchange
Cattle and hog markets with Roundup oil news update
Chicago cattle receipts near 9000 with mixed prices and strong demand for bulls. hogs about 27000, prices 25 cents higher on most cuts. sheep receipts 11000 with fat lambs weaker. Spokane and Omaha notes show steady markets. Roundup oil news reports resumed drilling at Van Duzen to 1975 feet, discovery of larger sand section and potential consolidation plans among Van Duzen Tri City and Roundup firms. New York tin steady with futures at 35 dollars.
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Mma
Eureka
Dudge Ste
Michigan
Wellin Prines
South Heels
Iver Shield
Montana
Wyoming
Lauzier-Wolcott Company
Beaverhead-Arta
Oi Beaton
Burke
Butte
Washington
Willow Creek
Hy Butte Stock Exchange
Barne
Butte-bullwnacker
Butte Jar Meatte
New York
Canada
Douglas Aby Montan Bingham
Montans
Neihart
Tuolumne
Chicago
Esterday
van Duzen
Devil's Core
Frst van Gand
Tri City
Devil's Basin
Strike reports heavy ore find at Evening Star mine
Reports from Elliston say Evening Star Development Co struck a large ore vein, averaging 100 ounces of silver per ton, 2 ounces of gold, and 60 percent lead. President Joyce says the ore body is larger than expected as the company moves to drift at the 200 foot level and begin steady production from January 1. Nine men are employed, with plans to expand after current development.
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Elliston
Evening Star Development Company
C. M. Joyce Uld
H.C. Cooney
East Helena
Montana man James Wilson charged in Lewis town shooting
James Wilson, a Montana farmer with rooming houses in Lewistown, is jailed on a charge of shooting his wife last night. His wife, in critical condition, accuses him. a bystander Phil MacGowan says he saw Wilson with a smoking revolver as the woman lay wounded. Neighbors say jealousy sparked the incident. Wilson fled north but was stopped near Hilger and returned to jail with Sheriff J. H. Stephens.
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Lewistown
James Wilson
Christina
Wilson
Phil MacGowan
Notable Lewistown Notes Include Weddings and Business Moves
Miss Stazel Anderson and Roy Boettger of Chicago wed in Lewistown with Rev. George Hirst conducting the ceremony and the couple departing for Chicago. Local trials shifted as M Sloan and John McRae pleaded guilty to liquor law violations. Judge Ray Ayers set sentences for Dec 28. Royal Arch Masons elected officers led by Saul W. Tabor as high priest. A baptismal banquet honored Rev. Randolph Rector, with remarks by Hirst, Cress, Manning, and Stone. The Great Northern Pipe Line project was acquired by the Colgrove Interests, accelerating the independent line to Winnett. Metro Petroleum head Leo Faust completed Mosby field inspection and announced a large dam construction to aid drilling and nearby neighbors.
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Lewistown
Stazel Anderson
Roy Boettger
Chicago
Shaffer Oil and Re- Sning Company
George Hirst
Episcopal Church
Ray Ayers
Hiram Chapter
Royal Arch Masone
Saul W. Tabor
F. A. Bell
Frank Hagstrom
Taylor
Alex Wilson
Gerlings
Thomas Pleasants
Roy Marshall
Royal Arch
George Hise
Brooke Hartman
A. W. Gates
S. Clark
Baptist Urch
Randolph Rector
Providence
R. IL
H.P. Crego
Cress
Manning
Stone
Rector
Great “Northern Pipe Line
Cet Creek
Winnett
Montana
Montana Idependent Pipe ‘Line Company
Colgrove Interests
Minneapolis
Leo Faust
Metropolitan Petroleum Company
Mosby Field
Acros
Meavy Man Dead In Mus selshell County
Fred Brant a 25 year old son of a well known miner at the local camp died this week from blood poisoning linked to an injury two years prior. He weighed over 400 pounds, reputed as the largest man in Mus selshell county, and a special coffin was required.
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Fred_ Brant
Mr. Brlant
Musselshell County
County Commissioners Disposing of Business in December Meeting
Hamilton Montana December 17 The county commissioners held their regular monthly session auditing bills and election claims assessing district expansion options between Victor and the county north end awarding county printing for two years to Western News with three bidders Northwest Tribune Ravalli Republican and Western News Local notes cover store visits and travels including F F Powell from Stevensville, C E Anson to Lewistown for an apple deal, Mrs Sahagan entertaining before a trip to Oakland California, Frank Shappee heading to Missoula, W J Bell taking winter police duties at Yellowstone Park and the Woman's Club meeting with a pleasing program.
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Hamilton
Board of County Commissioners
Victor
George Gordon
Western News
Northwest Tribune Publishing Company
Ravalli Republican
The
Libby News Notes Died at Ranch of Heart Trouble
Libby Montana December 17 F A Warner died at his ranch home on Bob Tall Sunday December 12 from heart trouble He is survived by two sons Funeral services were held Wednesday A girl was born to Mr and Mrs Henry Boothman Saturday December 11 A large Woman's club meeting at the Masonic hall Tuesday afternoon with about 50 ladies present followed by a Christmas program and lunch.
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Libby
F. A. Warner
Bob Tall
Henry Boothman
Woman's Club
Masonic Hall
Abso
Luneh
City to Replace Wooden Water Pipes With Iron
At the corner meeting the city engineer informed the city council that the water pipes laid when the city was started 12 years ago and made of wood are decaying and must be replaced with iron pipe.
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Montreal
Shaay
New, York
Mexico City
Mex
NEW York Stock Exchange
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Kelly Pring
Keystone
Lackawanna
Maxwell “Motors
Weel
Missouri Pacific
Montana Power
Nevada
NYN Hall
Central
Northern Pacite
Nova Scotia
Xaoo
Span-Am
Beiey
Pennsylvania
Pittsbury
Pond
Creek Coal
Steel Sprint
É Steel
Linclair
Southern
Southern Railway
Stromberg Carb
Studebaker Co
Superior Steel
United Frustee
United
Union
White Motors Westinghouse
Wilson @ Co
Soo Willys-Overland
Worthington
Liberty Bonds
Liberty
Aries
Liberty Liberty
Industrials
Actna Explo
Martin
Peerless
Art
Goldwyn
Barnett Boston
Pet
Rite
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Okemuta
Sapulpa
Equoyan Farrand
Simms
Omar Ae Boone
Caledonia
Ses
Boston
Lausier-Wolgott Company
Re. Ahmecke Adventure
Arizona
Butte & Ballaklava
Calumet & Arizona
Calumet
Hecla
Centennial
Dali Sweat
Javie Daly
Fant Butte
Franklin
A Ag Hancock
Heltia
Indiana Ine Royai
Iim
Mass
Ata Fehannon
South Laket Mary
Yorlor
Telniy Tuolumne
North Buttes
Noston Ccrr
Lausier-Wolcott Company
Alnyar i
Horton Fe Ely
Fay Baie’ Geass
Butte & Londo
Stomeana
Goperminante Ie
Ian
Fira
Neyaan
Unites "Verda
Lauxter-Wolcott
Spokane
Vtama
Omaha
Hieders
Adi
South ST. Paul
U.S. Bureau
Horan
Ton
A. G. Mackenaier
Utah
Asses
Ican “Mining Congress
Renee
Sentative
J. Mo Mays
Saya
Eat Take Tribune
Mays
House
Bilt
Senate
Teed Smoot
Mekcerae
Kent
Tabor
Congressmas Evans
Neihart Mining News
Messrs
Farell
Haggerty and
Westgard
Galt
Galtore
Kansas
Hast Butte
Boston News Bureau
East Butters
East Butte
Ohio Oil Company
Standard Oil
Nonos
Lausier-Wolcott
Our
Getpalls
Montana News
Libby News Notes
First National Bank ‘of
Batts
Federal Reserve
T. Cthe
Heilbronner Company
Park
B. Broadway
Corron
Butte, Anaconda
Billings
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