Markets rally on anticipated grain tariff amid mixed wheat gains
Wheat and corn futures moved with bullish bias after news of a possible emergency tariff, with March and May wheat trading higher and corn steady. Provisions rose as traders weighed Bank of London distress and Penrose tariff support, while cash quotes showed mixed No 1 Northern wheat and No 2 yellow corn values.
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Chicago
Bae Seto
Conti+ henval
London
Ling. Exchange
Praders
Renator Penrose
United Stack
New York Stock Exchange Sees Broad Rally and Gains
Trading on the New York Exchange today was lively with a broad advance led by copper, motors, steels, equipment, and shipping shares. Strong buying sheltered by a higher tone, with crucial gains in Crucible Steel General Asphalt and rubber stocks. totals show 9,25,000 shares traded and bonds including convertibles rising, while oils retreated slightly and rails gave up some gains.
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Stock Exchange
Liverpool
Crucible ‘Steel
General
United States
Meilwronner's
Bocks
Ae Aim. Com
Cara Fay
Wooten
Beth” Bet Bom
Iimore & Ohio
Soo Bowel Sa
Brooklyn Ing
Sui Ae
Beth Motor
Ohio
Or Ina
Colorado
Columbia
Cerro Do Ps ‘Packing Co
Tieco Columbus Gan
Iy Souis
Riedrie
General Motors
Greene-Canarea
General Ci Ie
Goodrien
Iby
Hide & ‘Leat
Bark Bay
Kennecott
Petroleum
Maxwell Motors Ing
Market Review Notes Copper Gains And Stock Rise
The market opened hesitantly then stock blocks climbed led by copper issues with Anaconda Butte & Superior Cerro de Pasco Miami Greene Chile and others. Sterling opened at 3 65 with easy money at 7 percent and Michigan coppers rose briskly. The United States market firmed but remained slow at top levels. Copper producers held back metal to push prices, aiding the uptrend while Rails gained quietly and English pound strength signaled easing. American Woolen and other majors reported earnings and cash, as plans for Detroit plants hinted at more employment.
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Hellbronner
Anacondas Butte & Superior
Cerro de Pasco
Miami
Greene Chile
Inspire
Sterling Exchange
Eas
Michigan
United States
Wilson“ Body” Company
International Corporation
American Ship and Commerce
American’ Woolen
American Can
United Fruit Company
Dow Jones & Co
Schwab
Crucible
Detroit
American’ Woolen Company
Ore Freight Reductions Boost Coeur d Alene Mining District
The Intere state Commerce Commission approved sweeping freight-rate cuts for Coeur d Alene ores, effective February 1 for Oregon Washington and Great Northern lines. Northport and Helena smelters receive reduced rates, with tiered pricing up to 5 per ton for ores over $100 value, easing high costs and aiding mining operations amid plant plans and shuttered Michigan properties.
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Coeur d'Alene
Bunker TH & ‘Sullivan Mining Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Oregon-Washington Railway
and Navigation
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Oregon-Washington
Northport
Wash
East Helena
Coeur Galene
Helena
Utah
Salt Lake
United States
IL W. Prickett
Traffic Service Bureau of
Military Funeral for Philipsburg Soldier
Philipsburg January 6. The body of Private John Se. Mcdougal killed in France is to be returned for burial. Funeral services will be at St Philip's Catholic church at 10:90 led by Father Mead with interment at the Catholic cemetery. The funeral procession will be escorted by the American Legion. business houses and schools to close for the hour. The deceased, born Butte 1880, was educated here, a former farmer who served in France with the Twenty-sixth division. The grim account notes his Oct 12 1918 wound and Nov 3 death. a honor guard and color covered coffin will accompany the procession led by ex-soldiers.
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Shorty
France
LeDougal
Argonne Forest
Sg. Steeleese
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Sara ‘Mullen
Frank Winninghott
Leo Mecettam
Herbert Andrus
Milton Progee
Lewis Barnes
Austin Jarvis
Hare Siete MacDonel
Francis Perry
Hard Harnitn
Frank Sprague
Hod Huffman
Aid Gregs
Phillipsburg
N. J. Matthews
Butters
Cii
Pitness Terp
A. G
Drummond
Bawin J. Brill
Racine
Win
John’ Mebougalie
Daniel I
Owen’ McBride
Prlvate “Sonn ‘McDougal
Henry Roger
Catherine Moore
Mra
John Crawshaw
Ely
Mission
Art
al Powers
Helena
Gladys
Barker
Michael Ferman
Thomas "J. Barker
Methodist’ Episcopal
Hall
Ferman
Olga Allen
Missoula
Owen McBride
John McDougal
Daniel McDougal
McDougal Sr
McDougal
Otto McQuestion
Great Falls
R. E. McHugh
McHugh
Bonita News Notes and Vacant Public Administrator Office
Bonita news notes report Missoula visits and student rescripts at Sacred Heart academy. Local residents attend gatherings and business trips mentioned including Mrs C L Gaiser’s illness recovery and Curtis Hutchins hosting a Ladies club meeting. In Great Falls the public administrator office became vacant at noon when Captain C H Cobb’s term expired.
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Lewis Nichols
Soula
MM. R. Thomson
Missoula
Lee Elliott
Katherine
Madaline Rinald
Sacred Heart Academy
C.L. Gaiser
John McFarland
Bride
Jessie Trobridge
Ladies’ Club of
Curtis Hutchins
Peter Moe
N. Hopper
Irs
W. Reece
Butte
Great Falls
C. H. Cobb
Livestock Prices and Receipts Across Markets
Market reports from Spokane Omaha and South St Paul show cattle and hogs steady to slightly higher with varying receipts. Prices cited include hogs at 9 to 10 dollars, cattle and butchers steady to firm, and feeder demand improving with some top figures noted. New York exchange and currencies listed with firm sterling and franc values.
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Pau
Unites Biaten Bureau of
South St Paul San
Ane York Money
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Jap “Exchange
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Ua Somiresi Ith
Bond approval pending for Capt Cobb appointment
In Philipsburg notices, Capt Cobb must secure bond approval from a district judge after county board action before assuming duties. The report also lists local movements, funerals, weddings, school board actions, and residents visiting from Missoula and Butte.
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Capt. Cobb
Community Notes from Twin Bridges This Week
P J Gilligan of Butte visited in town and a Helena minister took a baby to place. Teachers return from holidays. George recovering from grip. Rev Wiley Mountjoy visited and helped place a baby. Novak and Mongul hosted relatives in Alder. Skating party enjoyed by older youths. Rev G A Smith spoke at Sunday school. Basketball setup in old school. teams forming. Kate Rowse returns to be cottage 5 matron. Gladys Dunnegan went back to Bozeman. Mary Mallet visited Waterloo. Pat Carney called in.
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Twin Bridges
P. J. Gilligan
Butte
Child and Animal Protection Bureau
Mary Hamilton
Spokane
George
Wiley” Mountjoy
Helena
Walter Novak
Alder
Mongul
G. A. Smith
Kate Rowse
Salt Lake
Cottage No. 5
Gladys Dunnegan
Bozeman
Mary “Mallet
Waterloo
Pat Carney
Miles City Lodge initiates about 60 new members
Miles City Lodge No. 637 B P C B completed its big membership drive with the initiation of about 60 new members. Sixty eight men were initiated during December, all residents of the city, while most of the men taken in tonight were from Terry and Forsyth.
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Miles City Lodge
Ini
Terry
Forsyth
Chinese Arrest in Raid on Billings Dive
In Billings on January 6 a raid on gambling rooms in the old Silver building confined about 30 Chinese to the county jail. Items for fan tan and poker were confiscated. The operation was by the sheriff's force and city police under County Attorney E. E. Collins. Wing Ling, a notable gambler from Butte, was among those detained as investigators prepared charges.
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Billings
E. E. Collins
Wing Ling
Butte
Billings Eyes Oil Convention to Boost Development
Secretary Lincoln of the Billings Commercial club reports many inquiries about oil in the region, mainly from the eastern U.S. Plans are under discussion to call a large oil convention in the spring to gather all interested parties and publish definite data on oil prospects.
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Billings
Lincoln
Billings Commercial Club
Miles City Clean Up Drive Aims to Tidy Town
Miles City launches a major cleanup drive led by the Custer county Red Cross with a special committee to systematically remove rubbish from streets and alleys. The effort is supported by the chamber of commerce and the Woman's club.
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Custer County
The
Red Cross
Chamber of Commerce
Woman's Club
Desertion charge dimissed for Great Falls man
L. H. Huffman a former Great Falls businessman was released from custody after a cash settlement of 2400 dollars with his wife, Mrs. Huffman, who accompanied Deputy W. E. Splan to Corvallis, Oregon where the arrest occurred. Huffman previously co owned the Grantley Huffman cigar store for several years.
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L. H. Huffman
Huffman
W. E. Splan
Corvallis
Ore
Beaverhead County Ciliata Announces Sumpage and Wood Prices
Beaverhead district forestry service announces changes effective Jan 1 1931 including cordwood price increase to 384 cents per cord for ranch use and 60 cents per cord for non ranch fuel. Dead or mixed wood priced at 60 cents per cord and ertun wood at 5 cents per cord. Local Jackson area petitions discuss price revisions.
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Forest Service
Jackson
Washington
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