Markets report shows exports lift rye and oats amid holiday quiet
Chicago December market summary notes heavy export sales of rye and oats lifting corn briefly, with January and May futures near prior closes. Oats rise slightly, hog and lard demand from Germany support provisions, but overall edge fades as Christmas slows activity. cash bids listed for corn oats rye with mixed quotes and commodity prices.
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Chicago
Ossip
Mucharger
Europe
Germany
Copper Shares Lead Mixed NYSE Session Amid Steady Money Rate
On the New York Stock Exchange prices held firm despite money at 15 percent, with light turnover. Inspiration Copper rose to 54 percent intraday before closing slightly lower, aided by a likely $1.50 dividend. Anaconda Copper stayed above 58, Chile closed firm at 18, Davis-Daly at 13, Tuolumne peak 96 bid, Neihart 43 cents, Legal Tender 18.
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New York Stock Exchange
Lauzier-Wolcott
North Butte
Edith May
Anaconda
Chile
Davis-Daly
Tuolumne
Neihart
Heilbronner Copper
Alaska
American Gem
American Int. Corp
American Tobacco
Allis-Chalmers
Bec
American Smelter
American Sugar Refining
American Tel
American Zinc Ae
Anaconda Atchison Copper
American Woolen Baldwin Locomotive
Bethlehem Steel
Baltimore & Ohio
Butte & Superior
California Petroleum
Butte Copper and Zinc
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Ohio
Chesapeake Chicago
Mil & St. Paul
Chicago
Esccessors Burk Imp
B.bullwhacker
Columbia Graphophone
Butte-Great Falls
Cerro de Pasco
Butte-New York
Denver & Rio Grande
Butte R. de Boule O&m
Ereee
Crystal Copper
General Electric
Carrie Silver
General Motors
Weer
Chappell Oil
Great Northern
Douglas
Great Butte Copper
Gulf States
International Nickel
Loon Lake
Interborough Con
Montana-Bingham
Uv - Inspiration
Montana-Can
Inter Marine
Mont Oil and Ref
Mont
Mutual Oil
International Paper
Eee
Potomac Copper
Kennecott Copper
Lackawanna
Reliance M. & M
Mexican Petroleum
Oil & Gas
Maxwell Motors Ee Es Ev
Bow Secur
Miami Copper
Midvale Steel
Tri City Oil Een
Missouri Pacific
Montana Power
van Duzen Ou
Nevada Consolidated
New York Central
Nynh & H
Northern Pacific
Nova Scotia Steel
Ohio Cities Gas
Oklahoma Prod
Pan-American Pet
Pennsylvania
People's Gassete
Pond Creek
Steel Springs
Ray Con
Reading Wee
Republic Iron and Steel
Sinclair Oil Refining
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Cere
Tennessee Copper
Texas Company
Texas & Pacific
Union O
Union Pacific
United Alloy Steel
United Retail
U S. Ind. Alcohol
S. Rubber
U S. Smelter
U. S. Steel
Liberty
Liberty New York Curb
Lausier-Wolcott Co
Calumet & Jerome
Canada Copper
Con
Arizona
Hecla
Ags
Algomah
Allouez
Arizona Com
Butte & Ballaklava
Calumet & Arizona
Calumet & Hecla
Daly-West
Davis-Daly Ef
East Butteeeeeee
Franklin Rd
Hancock Renee Isle Royal Eeener
Kerr Lake Steer
North Lake “Ee
Wheat and grain prices and receipts report
MINNEAPOLIS Dec 24 Wheat receipts 387 cars down from 617 a year ago. Cash No 1 northern 3 3 20. Corn No 3 yellow 1 48 1 50. Oats No 8 white 8 145 824c. Flax 4 60 4 65. Flour unchanged. Shipments 111 205 barrels. Barley 1 30 1 57. Rye No 2 1 76% 1 76. Bran 43.
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Minneapolis
Northern
Chicago live stock market report yields higher hogs
Livestock receipts 19000 hogs with market 10 to 15 cents higher than yesterday. Hogs ranged 12.25 to 13.60 per hundredweight with top 13.60 and heavy packing sows 12.75 to 13.15. Cattle receipts 3000 with firm market. beef steers 11.25 to 20.00. butcher cows 5.25 to 13.50. veal calves 15.50 to 16.50. Sheep receipts 8000 with lambs 15.75 to 18.25 and ewes 4.75 to 7.75.
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Chicago
Hog and cattle market report from South St. Paul
South St Paul grain market notes show hog receipts at 8,500 with prices 5 10c lower and range 12.90 to 13.10, bulk 13 to 13.10. Cattle receipts 2,500 with steady slaughter. fat steers 6 to 17.50, cows and heifers 6 to 11.50, calves at 5.15, stockers and feeders steady. Sheep receipts 2,500 with market 25c higher. lambs 7 to 7.17, wethers 8 to 11.25, ewes 4 to 9.50.
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South ST. Paul
Mercantile and currency market summary
New York early market notes mercantile paper steady. Sterling demand 382 with cables 383. Francs demand 10.57 with cables 10.55. Guilders unchanged. Life demand 13.02 with cables 13. Marks demand 210 with cables 212. Time loans strong and unchanged. Call money strong high 15 percent, low ruling rate and closing bid 10 percent, offered 11 percent, last loan 10 percent.
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New York
Mercantile
Liberty bonds price report from New York exchange
Liberty bonds prices at 2 55 p m in New York show first 4s at 99 02 second 4s at 92 70 first 4s at 93 22 second 4148 at 91 36 third 4448 at 93 50 fourth 4468 at 91 44 Victory 3s at 98 90 Victory 4s at 98 93 as of today
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Liberty Bonds
New York
Victory
Wall Street Dullness Amid Year-End Trading
On December 24 at the New York Stock Exchange volume was the smallest since midsummer while the undertone remained firm with mixed strength in obscure issues. Call loans rose to 15 percent as year end accounts closed. American Tobacco, American Linseed, Endicott Johnson and others showed notable gains while rails and steels made modest progress. Liberty bonds eased and totals showed 31.75 million dollars in par value. trading market expected to wind down until year’s start.
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New York
Foreign Exchange
London
Paris
American Tobacco Securities
American Linseed
Endicott-Johnson
Columbia Graphophone
Remington Typewriter
California Packing, Barrett Company
Manhattan
United States
Money Markets Rise and Metals Stocks Signal Dividend Action
Money opened at 10 percent and rallied to 15 percent. German marks at 2.15, sterling around 384 and 383 percent. Inspiration Consolidated Copper directors meet Friday for dividend action. Copper and equipment stocks stand to gain as foreign credits are established. Big Four declares semi annual dividend of 2 percent stock with Jan 26 payment and Jan 15 record. Soft coal output not at 100 percent until next month due to holidays. Market shows nervousness from short interest. Steels, coppers and rails appear at weakness for profits.
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Heilbronner Co
Sterling Exchange
Inspiration
Consolidated Copper
Big Four
Commodity Prices in Copper Iron and Antimony Steady
New York stock report shows copper iron and antimony unchanged while lead strengthens with spot and January bids around 7.60 cents. Zinc also firm with spot East St Louis delivery at 8.60 bid and 8.75 asked.
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New York
East St. Louis
Ninety Nine Jags In Dry Seattle
In Seattle December 24 99 charges of drunkenness were among 218 cases before Police Judge John B Gordon on Monday despite prohibition laws and high liquor prices. Forty seven others faced drunk and disorderly charges.
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Seattle
John B. Gordon
American Father-Where is Bessie
American family dialogue hints at a missing woman as a father asks about Bessie while a mother notes she has stepped out to marry. The fragment suggests a dramatic or humorous moment in a life magazine style item.
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Bessie
Gold Rush Rumors Draw North To Hyder Alaska
Ketchikan reports a vast interest in a supposed fabulous gold strike near Hyder on the Canadian line. Thousands across the United States Canada and even England have sent reports, signaling a spring rush. Authorities caution the field is not a Klondike type and not a poor man's camp.
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Ketchikan
Alaska
United States
Canada
England
Here
Hyder
Horoscope for Christmas Day 1919 Prophesies Joy and Change
Venus and Mercury influence a season of generosity and happiness with gains in spiritual and material gifts from relatives. Theaters prosper, production methods may shift in coming year, ministers and speakers gain favorable conditions, and hope rises for the poor. Women advance but face jealousy in national movements while hospitals benefit through legacies. Capricorn births shown as industrious and gifted, with an active business year ahead.
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Venus
Mercury
Colorado
Uranus
McClure
Proposed Docks to Cost Millions in Jamaica Bay
New York city plans erection of 14 piers of the skyscraper type in Jamaica bay. The docks will be 2000 feet long and at least five stories high. Estimated cost is 3 to 4 million dollars per pier.
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New York
New York City
Jamaica Bay
Hamburg
Copenhagen
Demand for Turkeys Brisk at Market
Butte market patrons sought turkeys yesterday despite high prices. Prices ranged from 40 to 60 cents per pound with many birds sold. however short supply left many buyers unable to find satisfactory birds. Geese and suckling pigs also sold, while green California vegetables were very scarce and overall business was not as brisk as expected for Christmas.
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Butte
Legare
California
Associated Charities Candy Run Ends In Shortage Storefront Chaos
A candy giveaway by Associated Charities at the courthouse basement drew a crowd of about 200 children, exhausting supplies despite extra candy from Casey Candy Co. Mrs. A L Bradshaw led appeals for donations, but the stock was pitifully small and many left disappointed. She warned for a minimum of 100 pounds of candy next year.
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Associated Charities
James B. Patterson
Casey Candy Company
A. L. Bradshaw
Bradshaw
Anna Bates
Winning Stroke Opens At Ansonia Theater
The Winning Stroke a William Fox photo play starring George Walsh opens at the Ansonia theater for a three day run this afternoon. The film features the Yale Harvard boat race with large crowds, and blends college romance with athletic drama as Walsh stars as the Yale stroke amid river scenes of launches and yachts. Edgmond Sedgwick authored the story based on the famed college contest.
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William Fox
George Walsh
Yale
Ansonia Theater
Widow adopts two former servants as children
Mrs Fran Celia B Parkhurst a wealthy New York widow with no close relatives adopted two of her longtime servants as her children after a court ruling. The adopted son and daughter aged 32 and 36 had served her for several years and were rewarded for faithful service and kindness.
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New York
Francelia B. Parkhurst
J B Treat Dead In Wisconsin
Joseph Bradford Treat father of Seattle capitalist Harry Whitney Treat and of Maj. Gen. Charles G. Treat United States Army died today in Monroe Wisconsin according to word received here
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J. B. Treat
Seattle Dee
Joseph Bradford Treat
Harry Whitney Treat
Seattle
Charles G. Treat
United States Army
Monroe
Wis
Tragic 16 year old Ella Peterson Hangs Self in Home
New York today reports the death of Ella Peterson, 16, who shot herself in her bathroom after her mother punished her for lying. A note beside her reads You will never get me lying again. Police say it was a self-inflicted gunshot.
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New York
Ella Peterson
Millionaire murdered found in car near Mount Clemens
J Stanley Brown son of Detroit cigar magnate John H Brown was found dead with four bullet wounds in the back and a battered head in his auto on a country road to Mount Clemens Dec 24. A ring with a 2% carat diamond, securities worth $20,000 and cash remained undisturbed.
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Mount Clemens
Mich
J. Stanley Brown
John H. Brown
Detroit
University Club Dance in Butte Gymnasium
The Greater University of Montana club will hold a dancing party in the School of Mines gymnasium on Saturday evening December 27 as a season frolic in honor of Butte students. The event features elaborate decorations, a large turnout is expected, and invitations have been mailed to students from Bozeman Dillon Missoula and others.
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Greater University of Montana Club
School of Mines
Butte
Montana Schools For Montana
Bozeman
Dillon
Missoula
Clarence Hanley
Owsley Block
Carson's Attitude Appeals for Peace and Brotherhood
Belfast December 24 Sir Edward Carson leader of the Irish unionist party appeals to Ulsterites to exercise reason and patience to restore normal conditions and urges above all things brotherhood and friendship He expresses hope that 1920 will be a year of real and genuine peace at home and abroad.
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Carson
Belfast
Sir Edward Carson
Irish Unionist Party
Butte and Montana Oil Firms in Historical Compile
A fragmented OCR list shows numerous Montana and regional oil, copper, and mining names across towns like Butte, Beaverhead, Great Falls, Anaconda, Miles City, Rainy mining operations, and related companies. The text mixes place names with corporate tags and scattered terms, reflecting a historical catalog of mineral and energy actors in the region.
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Beaverhead
Alberta Butte Copper Czar
Butte
Great Falls Butte New England
Carney Copper Butte
Upton Oil
Carrie Silver
Cascade Butte Jardine
Butte Mining Corp
Butte Rocher de Boule Butte
Ramsdell
Ccaauas Butte
London
Chappell Oil
Wyoming
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Wits
Money Market
Boston Curb
Lauzier-Wolcott Co
Bohemia
Boston & Ely
Boston
Barnes-King
Cascade Montana
Calumet & Montana
Majestic
McKinley
Ohio Copper
Wall Street
Metal Market
the Bank of Courtesy
W. Park
Ray Hercules
Tonopah-Belmont
United Verde
NEW_ YORK
THE
Heilbronner Company
East Broadway
Cotion
E. F. Hutton & Co
Clement, Curtis & Co
Hayden, Stone & Co
Wilson, Heilbronner Co
Portland
University Club
ED C. Sachs
Stock Exchange
N. Main St
East Caledonia
Greybull
Montana
Lone Star Qi
Montana Bingham
Montana Oil Refining
Patel Neihart
Pandoree Potomac Copper
Ray Heren
Silver
Loney
Activ
Alliance American Oil
Barnes King
Boston Montana Butte Bullwhacker Butte Copper Czar Butte Crude Petroleum
Butte London
Seer Butte
Monitor Tunnel
Newark
Butte-Upton Oil
Chappell Oil Cast
Butte Ext
Farrel Lereeeerarrese
Greybull Loon
Seutane Oil
Lone Star Oil
Montana Reliance Neihart Silver i Paul
Sun River Oil
Daly Bank and Trust Company of
TME
Charles J
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First National Bank of
Federal Reserve System
Andrew J. Davis
J. 8. Dutton
J. E. Stephenson
George A. Hill
Andrew J. Davis Jr
W. J. Forsythe
W. A. Clare J. Ross Clare
W.a.clark & Bro
Alex 3. Johnston
J. Heslet
General Banking Busines
Ed Rose
D Rose
Main St
Butte, Mont
DR. Davis
Owsley Block Park
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