Surplus Copper Held Till Prices Improve
George L. Walker predicts a favorable 15 cent copper market as consumption edges demand, with a large surplus held for higher prices. Export demand remains heavy while domestic buyers remain cautious. bonds improve, signaling upcoming railroad and industrial financing. Investors are advised to buy low-cost producers like Amalgamated and Anaconda, and hold or sell based on future copper prosperity and stock movements.
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Parrot
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Greene-Cananea
Utah Consolidated
Utah Copper
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Allouez
Centennial
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Balaklala
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Dominion Copper
Helvetia
Butte & London
Remarkable Cures of Colds Become Trade Staple
A terse testimonial extols a remedy's rapid and reliable cures of colds, dubbing it a staple article of commerce and urging readers to try it. It emphasizes promptness effectiveness and dependability as selling points.
Montana Coal and Coke faces idle plant and bank loan strain
The Butte smelters shut down and the State Savings bank of Butte suspension cut Montana Coal and Coke’s operations to 60–70 tons of coke daily. Bond interest due on the bonds was deferred, with about $60,000 tied up in the bank and a 90 day foreclosure window under the mortgage. Bonds are held by friendly interests.
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Butte
State Savings Bank of Butte
Montana Coal and Coke Company
Boston News Bureau
State Savings Bank of
Will Employ Counsel to Fight Extradition
New York January 15. The New York branch of the Russian revolutionary association will hire counsel to resist the extradition of Jan Janoff Pouren arrested on the Russian consul general’s complaint. Pouren, a Russia revolutonary figure and fugitive since 1896, has been in New York six months. The group says charges are political and seeks to prevent his transfer to Russia.
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Russia
Jan Janoff Pouren
Pouren
Revolutionary Association
Dixon Promises Help On Big Hole Monument
United States Senator Dixon writes Dillon that the Big Hole battle ground monument is not on private land and he will seek an appropriation to preserve it and erect an iron fence. He notes the site lies within the Big Hole national forest and doubts a national park designation is feasible.
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United States
Dixon
Big Hole Battle Ground
Big Hole National Forest
Dillon Notes Special to the Standard
R L Riley sold Central Pharmacy to A Potts of Butte and will move to California to enter the drug business. E L Hall returns home after a surgical operation in a Butte hospital. W S Nyhart and Robert T Stalcup injured in a runaway. Stalcup unconscious for a half hour. Wolves in Big Hole basin drive stockmen to seek higher bounties and a meeting to boost rewards. Uncle Arthur Sullivan near death in Beaverhead. Mrs H R Melton recovering from six weeks illness.
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Central Pharmacy
A. Potts
Butte
W. S. Nyhart
Robert T. Stalcup
Willis
Mr. Stalcup
Arthur’ Sullivan
Beaverhead County
Anna Hart
H. R. Melton
Pack Train Returns to Fort Meade for Ute Escort
Fort Meade reports the Fort Meade pack train with cavalry detachment arriving from Thunder Butte after a three month overland journey to subdue the Utes. The unit will guard the Utes to Utah and stay at the fort through May.
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Copper stock market shows upward drift amid profit taking
Market mood remains bullish with an expected five point rise despite a minor yesterday recession due to profit taking. Amalgamated weak. Atlantic scarce and favored for buying. Butte Coalition expected to advance. North Butte and Greene Cananea supply absorbed and likely to rally. Copper summaries compare Tuesday and Wednesday with several price notes.
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Paine
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Butte Coalition
North Butte
Greene-Cananea
Ssnse Eesbats
Res
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Butte
Herdee
Calumet
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Chicago markets open weak amid Northwest receipts
Chicago wheat felt pressure from liberal Northwest receipts and bearish news, with May opening 1 to 1.5 cents lower and closing modestly down. Corn traded weak yet gained some support from commission houses, May slipping to around 60 1/2 cents. Oats eased slightly as wheat and corn fell, and provisions lagged with May pork down about 20 cents, lard and ribs down 10 to 12 cents.
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Northwest
May
Chicago Market Slants Strong on Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Cattle receipts 15000 with prices from 1.30 to 6.35 for bees cows and calves. Hog receipts 38000 with most bids from 4.20 to 4.60 and bulk around 4.35 to 4.50. Sheep receipts 18000 with natives and westerns quoted 3.50 to 5.70, lambs up to 7.40. Market shows strength across beef hog and sheep sections.
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Western Lambs
3-Cent Fares Urged by Detroit Mayor For All Passengers
Detroit January 15 Mayor William B. Thompson told the common council that with early expirations of street railway franchises the railways can gain no new life except on the basis of 3-cent fares for all the people all the time.
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William B. Thompson
Common Council
Railway board orders photos of wrecks and causes released
Lincoln Nebraska January 15 The state railway commission approved a plan to compel railway officials to provide photographs and full details of wrecks The description of equipment involved and the cause of the disaster must be explained
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Reading Company declares 2 percent semiannual dividend
The Reading company board of directors today declares a two percent semiannual dividend on the first preferred stock in Philadelphia. The action announces a financial distribution to preferred stockholders, reflecting the firm’s ongoing earnings position.
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Reading Company
Market slumps as funds flow to banking reserves in New York
Prices ease across the market amid profit taking and tax support. The report notes reduced government revenues, shrinking cash in treasury, and rapid retirement of loan certificates as funds shift to bank reserves in New York.
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Iron and Steel Stocks Mixed Across Major Firms
A historical list shows varied performance across diverse companies. Notable figures include American Express, American Locomotive, Central of New Jersey, Chesapeake & Ohio, Chicago Northwestern, and Pennsylvania Railroad among others, with numerous preferred and common shares quoted and percentages indicating relative gains or yields.
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American Express
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American Sugar Refining
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Copper and lead hold steady in London and local markets
Copper rises in the English market with spot at £64 5s and futures at £64 18. Locally no change reported as steady. Lead unchanged at £14 7s 6d in London and steady at 4.10 4.55c locally. Iron unchanged to slightly higher in England with standard foundry at 47s and Cleveland warrants at 48s 6d. no local change noted.
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Lake
London
Standard Foundry
Cleveland
Money on call and rates in New York markets
New York on Jan 15 reports steady money on call at 3 4 percent with the ruling rate at 4 percent. Time loans soft at 5 14 percent for 60 90 days and 6 months. Close mercantile paper 6 8 percent. Sterling exchange steady with bankers' bills at 481.60 485.65 for demand and 481.45 481.55 for 60 days. Gold and silver prices listed. government bonds easy and railroad bonds irregular.
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Treasury Statement Highlights Cash and Gold Holdings
The Treasury report shows an available cash balance of 264 million 449 thousand 729 dollars. Gold coin and bullion total 39 million 548 thousand 315 dollars and gold certificates total 61 million 246 thousand 515 dollars.
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the Treasury
Wool market stays steady in midrange grades
St Louis market report notes wool prices holding firm with medium combing and clothing grades at 21 to 23 cents per pound, light fine 19 to 20, heavy fine 15 to 16, and tub washed at 26 to 28 cents.
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Mrs. John Hanson Dead Special Correspondence
Mrs. John Hanson died of pneumonia at her Shanley creek home in Ovando on Saturday Jan 11. Born in Johnson county Missouri in 1853, she married John Hanson in 1880 and moved from Colorado to Montana in 1885, later settling on Shanley creek. She leaves her husband two sons Clem and James and two daughters Annie and Mrs. William Pinne of Hamilton. Burial was in Ovando cemetery on Monday Jan 13 with Rev. Chirgwin presiding.
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Annie
William Pinne
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Chirgwin
Bank officers arrested in Franklinville bank failure
Cashier F D Scott and Bookkeeper R W Van Hosen of the People's National Bank of Franklinville were arrested today on four charges related to the bank's failure. They were held on $4000 bail each.
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F. D. Scott
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Resignation of Japanese official Nakashoji announced
Tokio reports Nakashoji vice minister of communications resigned today. Mazuka from the railroad bureau will succeed him, signaling a reorganization in the ministry.
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Nakashoji
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For Rent or Sale—74 Acres Near Anaconda Post Office
74 acres 1% miles from Anaconda post office with running water and ponds, ideal brewery beer garden site, independent water right, near city limits, immediate possession. Contact Mrs. R. Saile 987 Beckwith St Missoula Mont. Also listing for rent a first class furnished Lewistown restaurant and an investment note from H. J. Faust Ovando Mont.
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