Grain markets buoyed by export hopes amid Galveston arrivals
Chicago traders saw bullish sentiment revive the wheat market on rumors of many vessels at Galveston expected to load soon. Prices closed firm with March around 1.66 and May near 1.614, while corn and provisions posted gains though overall export demand remained subdued. Reports of weak domestic demand and European buying limited gains as market participants anticipated competition from Argentina and future shipments from the gulf.
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Galveston
Sige
Seaboard
Gulf
Argentina
Livestock Market Report With Varied Receipts Chicago
Chicago livestock receipts show cattle at 9 000 and hogs around 16 000 with steady to stronger demand on cattle and stockers while hogs move slower. Cattle top lines include steers around eight to nine dollars and veal calves near fourteen dollars, with lambs and sheep showing gains and bulk buyers bidding selectively.
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Chicago
Salen Muently
Farmstockers Choice
Gholen Sea ‘West
Spotsigher
Transport shares surge as New York market ends year in strength
Substantial inquiry for transportation stocks lifted the New York market after an irregular open. Rails led gains of 1 to 6 points in dividend payers while roads serving West and Southwest regions posted solid activity. Oil, steel, equipment and motor issues showed stability and various tobacco, food, chemical and utility specialties advanced. Trading totaled 1,100,009 shares with bonds mixed and total value at $34,273,000.
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Tri Age
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Shorts
Liberty
United States
Helbrow
Alaska
Comer
Fa Oiig Az
Aim Wooten
Bala
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Bait
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Chess
Si & St. P
Golo
Cerro de Pas
Columbus
General ‘Electric
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Greene Canunea Isis
Pia
Cult Staten
Hark
Ate Marine
Kellys
Reyston Ve
Tackawanna
Midvale Steel
Mintours Pacificing
I Nateal
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Nova Scotia
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Pittsburg
Rai
Tay Co
Tyne
Iron & Steel
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Ovat
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Sheffield
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Oo Strom
Studebaker CIA Superior
Nestee
Tex Company
Texas & Pacifi
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Westinghouse White Motors
Wwiys-Overland
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Viberty
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Tauzier-Walcott Company
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Do Proterre
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Barnett Rosten’& Weoming Om
Cosden
Glenrock
Pete Merritt
Northwest
Grimalgee
Ryan
Omar
Boone i
Caledonia
Canada
Magma
Nipissing
Tonopah
Ladster-Wolcott Company
Aaventur Ahmeok Ui
Mitonee Algoma
Arizona
Coin Butte & Bala
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Cal & Necta
Daly
West
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Blast Butte
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Thdiana
Isle
Kerr
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Maton Vailey
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Ais
Don North Lake
Shannon
Supe
Superior & Hoste
Kinniey
Smell
Utah
Utah Metate 5. 1% | W None Sn Wolvering, Berrandotte
North Bute Ie Risaur Lake
Lauzier-Wolcott Company
Altachigan Ata
Albion Cone
Hoxais
Daly- West
Tron King
Gudge
Keystone
Michigani
Plutus
Prince
King Coal
Walker Ioort
Department of Lauzier-Wolcott Company
Montana
Stellar
Gom
Charles Donnelly
E. H. McDonald
Northern Pacife
Billings
Northern" Pacific Directorate
Isues
Box Elder
Mines and Mining Notes From the Neihart District
The Neihart Consolidated reports record monthly shipments with the sixth carload billed last Tuesday and a seventh due Saturday. Ore runs about 70 ounces of silver with notable lead content, employing 40 men and signaling a long profitable run ahead. Also discussed are Yankee Boy and Sunshine mines, Sterling Silver Mountain, and the Le Roi No. 2 mine near Ross, which closed temporarily due to high mining costs, plus wage cuts approved in Utah and Arizona to stabilize operations amid low metal prices.
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Neihart c
Martley
Big Creek
Coeurdalene
Ors Jow
Sunshine Mining Company
Sterling Silver Mountain Company
le Roi
Utah
The
Salt Lake
United States
New York
United Verde Extension Mining Company
Boston News Bureau
Arizona
Verde
Brokers Gossip Beer Market Review Notes Copper Shares Rise
The Heilbronner Market Review reports small dealers quote spot copper around 12 to 13 cents, large producers hold for 14 cents, and a modest demand. Copper shares gain about a dollar in Utah and Groene-Cananea. rail and trucking issues show strength with continued uptrend in the market. Columbia Gas declares a $1 extra dividend. United States Steel leads industrial vigor while court actions unfold involving major directors and railroad settlements.
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Poe
New York
London
Belgian
France
Utah
Groene-Cananea
Anafonda
Columbia Gas
United States Bleel
American Ice Company
Dow, Jones & Co
Justice Burr
Carl Eilers
American Smelting and Refining Company
Mays Judge Hough
United States District Court
Edwin Adams
William Rockefeller
J. P Morgan
Charles N. Pratt
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
New Haven
United
Inet
Espe
Rash Lowe
Long George Francis Noted Northwest Cowboy Dies by Suicide
Long George Francis famed northern Montana pioneer and rodeo star took his own life amid injuries from exposure. A leading rough rider, he won world championships in roping at Stampedes in Winnipes Calgary Pendleton Havre Glasgow and more, and presided over the Havre stampede. His career included feats across western venues and years of peril on the prairie.
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Great Falls
George” Francis
Montana
Northwest
Winnipes
Calgary
Pendleton
Pocatello
Havre
Glasgow
Nwest
Postmaster Milburn Sees Heavy Parcel Mail Pre Christmas
Misoula notes report heavy letter and parcel traffic in the week before Christmas with 250 to 300 packages mailed daily. Foresters train in Cal. for airplane patrol duties in 1971, while sledding bans and a law-school conference feature in the season. Veterans and internal revenue matters also appear with local officials protesting license increases.
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Rvien
State University
Association of American Law Schools
Chicago
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Focal School
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Iacing
Ole Beck
Veteras
Charles G. Adams
L G. Herrick
W. J Winters
Robert D. Tubbs
Tease Lacklen
F. H. Gray- Iiaigatey
Frank Beckwith
Hugh" Campbell
Internal Revenue
Montana
Arsistng
Harrah
Cy Sommissioners
Wrove House
Monayy
Bargain Basement Silver and Sugar Market Quiet
The report notes little change in silver and sugar markets. Prices show domestic stability while foreign and Mexican dollars are quoted around 66 2/3 cents, with London and New York fruit and commodity marks displaying subdued activity.
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New York
London
No illegal votes in Judith county contest run
Joan T. Jewell representing Hobson completed an investigation of Cascade county voting in the new county election. He found no votes, though Massachusetts Tooma last year produced woolens enough to make a blanket a mile wide and 37alles long.
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Great Falls
Joan T. Jewell
Hobson
Judith County
Stanford
Cascade County
Massachusetts Tooma
Philipsburg Woman Missing Two Days
Philipsburg December 29 Mrs Sam Kasonovich left her home Tuesday morning in ill health and has not been seen since. A small vial and an empty drinking glass were found in her room. Dozens searched the mountains as the family faces a feared disappearance amid prior illness and mental strain. She is described as middle aged about five feet tall weighing around 100 pounds, wearing a long black coat and white cap.
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Philipsburg
Sam Kasonovich
Mining accidents lead all, quart mining most deadly in Montana
Helena dec 29 quarts mining the most dangerous occupation in Montana per state accident board records. Since 1915 twenty lives were lost in all industries with quart mining leading at sixteen deaths followed by coal mining eighty three total fatalities. other figures show permanent partial disability seven hundred seventy eight permanent total disability and temporary total disability three ten five three.
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Helena
Montana
McAllister
State Accident Board
Tis
Hoard Ince
Federal Court Adjourns in Sreat Falls Session
The federal court at Sreat Falls adjourned after a two week term with 17 cases heard, most Bootlegging. Sentences included guilty pleas by defendants, and the court plans to meet in Helena next week and hold the grand jury term beginning February 1.
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Sreat Falls
Guy
Helena
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