Stock Market Fluctuations Spur Mixed Speculation in New York
Speculative sentiment swung hot and cold as demand appeared strong from influential sources yet was offset by large offerings. Prices later fell below Saturday's low. bears covered, rally faded, and closing was weak. Bonds eased with total sales around 4.37 million dollars. Copper, lead, and spelter prices quoted with minor London variations.
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New York
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Bears
United States
Custom House
East St. Louis
London
Spelter
Copper and related stocks show mixed moves in New York market
The market for copper shares and related industrials remained dull in New York trading. Spot and nearterm copper futures held steady as investors scanned for direction amid broad listings from Amalgamated Copper to International Paper and other major issuers.
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York
New York
Money on call and financial rates in New York
New York city markets show money on call at 54 percent, ruling rate 4 percent, closing bid 3 percent, with offerings at 4 percent. Time loans easy, 60 day bills at 4 percent, 90 day at 4 4 percent, six months at 4 4 percent. Close prime mercantile paper 4 6 percent. Sterling exchange weak with bankers bills at 483.85 484 for 60 day and 486.75 for demand. Commercial bills 483 14 483%4. Bar silver 52 and Mexican dollars 44. Government and railroad bonds easy.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Chicago Markets Wheat and grain prices fall in open trade
Wheat prices declined in early Chicago trading with slight rallies solidifying a downward trend. July and September wheat closed lower than Saturday, corn eased after an initial rise, oats slipped, and provisions showed mixed moves with pork lard and ribs ending lower or modestly higher.
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Chicago
London
Timothy
Clover
Chicago Market Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices Reported
Chicago January market figures show cattle receipts around 20 000 with prices mostly 16 to 20 cents lower. Hogs receipts estimated 2 100 with mixed and heavy weights priced around 8 40 to 8 85 per hundred. Sheep receipts about 2 400 with market weak and 1 percent lower, native and western lambs and yearlings listed with varied bids.
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Chicago
Reeves
Texas
Laurin to Get First School Building This Fall
Anaconda district votes 49 to 1 for a $3,000 bond to build and furnish Laurin’s first schoolhouse. The brick or concrete three department building will open in fall, with Eva Moreau teaching in the interim at the old Catholic church.
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The
Standard
Virginia City
Arthur Gagner
New Laurin
Laurin
Old Catholic Church
Eva Moreau
Anaconda
Board of County Commissioners
Wanted ads mix in Butte Monts classifieds
A dense page of late 1910s style classifieds lists wanted help for a drug clerk and housework, furniture buyers, fur dealers, loan seekers, and real estate lenders. Also notices for lost items, a revolver found, creditors’ notices, and a private hospital ad plus furniture sales and rental inquiries across Butte and Anaconda Montana.
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West Side
Standard
Butte
Butte Fur, Exchange
Main
Ind
Rauh & Richter
N. Main
W. HL
Butter and Eggs Prices Move in Chicago Market
Butter steady with creamery quotations at 26 to 35 cents for firsts and prime firsts 38 cents. Eggs steady with firsts at 35 cents and prime firsts 38 cents. Cheese steady with dairy listings including daisies at 16 to 24 cents and twins around 16 cents. Young Americans and Longhorns appear in the market listings with mixed prices.
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Chicago
Vermont Quarry Lockout Develops Into a Strike
Barrel Vermont January 17 The lockout that has paralyzed Vermont granite industry since November 18 became a strike as 5000 cutters walk out. Manufacturers in Barre East Barre Northfield Montpelier Williamstown and Waterbury reopened quarries allowing men to return under old conditions. Only Letts Granite of Barre kept workers after wage increase demand was met.
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Barre
East Barre
Northfield
Montpelier
Williamstown
Waterbury
Letts Granite Company
State University Cannot Debate with the Aggies
Bozeman January 17 due to a misdirected letter the state university did not receive the challenge for a joint debate until this week. G F Reynolds says the university has a full schedule and will attempt to debate the agricultural college next season. Dr Duniway indicates Missoula may have a contest with Washington State College, leaving two intercollegiate debates with Utah State College and Montana Wesleyan University.
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Bozeman
State University
Agricultural College
G. F. Reynolds
Duniway
Missoula
Washington State College
The
Utah State College
Montana Wesleyan University of
Helena
Bozeman Real Estate Sells 160 Acre Brum Field Ranch
Bozeman Montana January 17 Sold to Burt L Skalitky of Wisconsin for 26000 Gerald B Knott owned Brum field ranch northwest of Bozeman 160 acres with a $5000 dwelling and fine stock and up to date machinery at 16250 per acre one of the best prices in the county reflecting growing investor confidence in Montana soil
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The
Standard
Bozeman
Brumfield Ranch
Gerald B. Knott
Burt L. Skalitky
Wisconsin
Montana
Virginia attorney general-elect on trial for assault
Richmond January 17 Judge Samuel W. Williams attorney general elect of Virginia is tried in McDowell county West Virginia for felonious assault on Judge Joseph M. Sanders after throwing an inkstand. A felony conviction would vacate his Virginia office and citizenship though removal of disabilities could allow a governor appointment.
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Richmond
Samuel W. Williams
Virginia
Criminal Court
McDowell County
W. Va
Williams
Joseph M. Sanders
Flathead Indian Finley Pleads Guilty in Theft Case
J. W. Finley, indicted for receiving stolen goods, pleaded guilty in Helena on January 17 and received 90 days in jail plus a $10 fine. He helped a nephew bury goods stolen from a reservation store, aided by a district attorney's suggestion to Judge Bean.
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Helena
J. W. Finley
Finley
Freeman
Bean
Fire at Spaulding building in Havre causes minor loss
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports a fire at the Spaulding building on Third Avenue Havre yesterday afternoon tied to hot ashes. The blaze at 3 o clock caused about 100 dollars in damage, insured. The site had recently housed a photograph gallery.
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Standard
Havre
Spaulding
Third Avenue
Valley Mercantile seeks public sale of Nels Westersen property
Sheriff announces a judicial sale of the east halves of the northeast and southeast quarters of section 24, township 5 N, range 12 W, Deer Lodge County Montana. The sale occurs January 25, 1910 at 10 am in front of the county courthouse, to satisfy a December 20, 1909 judgment of $423.41 plus costs and interest against Nels Westersen, with title to the property offered to the highest bidder by James Okerfe, Sheriff, and W A McAndrews, Under Sheriff.
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Valley Mercantile Company
United States
Nels Westersen
Montana Meridian
County of
Deer Lodge
James Okerfe
Sheri
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