Bears depress wheat market in Chicago trading session
Markets and mining news describe Argentina offering wheat cheaper than Tanise, weighing on Chicago prices. Mar futures slipped to 2.69, May to 1.64 with ongoing domestic receipts pressuring oats and corn. Provisions followed hog market swings while cash quotes and Minneapolis grain data showed mixed results amid weak exports and exchange rates.
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Argentina
Gomestia
Frengiherling “Exchange
Germany
Stock Market Mixed as Foreign Exchange Leads Gains
Trading on the New York Stock Exchange showed mixed results with smaller volume and varied offerings. Foreign exchange strength, especially British sterling, led gains while industrial demand revived in textiles and motors but offset by dividend cuts and wage reductions. copper and general asphalt rallied, while rail and metal issues fluctuated.
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Jan
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Canada
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Allo Rails
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United States
GOSSIP FROM THE BROKERS MARKET REPORT
The Heilbronner Market Review notes copper shares rally led by strong buying and short covering. London copper and zinc prices edge higher while Chicago and New York markets show uneven activity across cotton wheat oats and sugar stocks. Major rail names hold steady with some gains, and a broad bull mood is cited as stocks begin to rise on pullbacks. Labor moves and wage cuts loom in metals and automotive sectors. United States Steel expands stockholder base. mergers hint in steel sector with Youngstown Sheet and Tube and Lackawanna Steel talks.
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Planta
East Helena
New York Financial Bulletin
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Pittsburg
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Lackawanna Steel
Copper Supply Tightens as Mines Adapt Narrow Buying
The mining and electrical industries tighten copper purchases amid full power capacity and lengthy expansion timelines. Quicksilver output and copper recovery improve with reclamation plans under way at Tamarack, Neihart, and Paragon mines, as operators plan deeper sinking, upgraded mills, and higher ore grades with increased workforce and expected ore shipments.
Supreme Court was two years behind, Montana bar says
The Montana Bar Association urged using surplus judiciary funds to create a commission to help the state supreme court catch up on work, not to establish new districts. The court is about two and a half years behind. a case filed today would likely be heard near June 1922. Twin Bridges notes include Legion meeting, local visits, and legislature reps.
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Miss Maude Adams Not Retired From Stage
New York reports indicate no retirement of actress Miss Maude Adams and that the stage will continue to feature her performances amid circulating rumors. Meanwhile, filings reveal the American Smelting and Refining Company plans a 15 percent salary cut for workers earning under nine thousand dollars yearly with no annual bonus this year.
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New York
Smeliing
Teemin
Livestock Market Trajectory From Chicago to Spokane
Chicago cattle receipts show mixed steady to weak demand with prices near 5.13 for some cattle. steady to weak trends dominate as buyers adjust. Spokane reports mixed stocker and feeder activity with receipts around 8.00 to 10.75. Saint Paul notes steady to full demand for beef and dairy cattle with top bids near 7.40.
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Spokane
Jan
Court Wait to Compel Special Election Sought
The Montana Supreme Court was asked by Joseph of Judith Basin County to issue a writ of mandamus forcing the board of commissioners to call a special election to fill the state senate vacancy created when D Strout resigned after being elected at the November election. The case hinges on whether such a special election is mandatory or optional for counties.
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Idaho
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Frank ‘Ross
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Carl Taylor
John @. Adams
Edwin C. Davis
Gladys E. Blodgett
Hamilton High School
Bozeman
Sinc
Education Department
Punchboards Taken From Billings Stores Raid
Eleven Billings area shops including candy stores and saloons were raided by the sheriff's force with city police last night. A large haul of punch boards and prizes such as candy, knives, watches and jewelry was seized. Proprieties were told to appear at the county attorney's office. fines of 100 dollars were imposed. The raid began at 9 pm with eleven men executing simultaneous searches. Later checks found no additional punch boards.
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