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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1922

Page

10

Wheat trends higher as prices rise on bullish crop fears

Markets report wheat averages up in early trading amid cold weather and sparse snow cover boosting bullish sentiment. February May and July futures show gains, while corn and oats show mixed moves. Declines occur late as traders lock profits but support orders persist. hog prices rise with provision costs. Lincoln and Chicago bouts feature in Legion athletic slate at Municipal Auditorium with Lamson facing Morgan in a 10 round bout.

Alex United States Legion Lincoln Neb Moen Municipal Auditorium George Lamson Jack Morgan Chicago Itastiond Rid Wheelock Encaln Arion Fanning Ianess

Family at Bedside of Richard Croker Ill in Dublin

Richard Croker former Tammany chief is ill with gallstones in Dublin according to a cablegram to John M. Richie from Mrs Croker. Dublin cablegram dated reports Mr Croker suffering from gallstones with Dr Lennon and Surgeon Sir Thomas Myles attending. Daughter Florence with him. Some improvement noted none expected. He is 81 and friends say no operation due to age.

Richard Croker Tammany John M. Richie National Democratic Club Croker Dublin

Market News Reflects Mixed Sentiment After Turbulent Week

New York stock prices showed irregular trading as traders faced conflicting signals from last week’s sharp moves. Rail and industrials fluctuated while speculative steels oils and textiles rose or fell within broad swings. Gulf States Steel jumped nearly nine points after a cautious opening, and food groups especially corn products gained on merger rumors. Money market eased slightly with call loans at 5 to 5.5 percent, while longer term rates rose. Foreign exchange steadied against London but fell for allied nations and Germany. Bond activity firmed in utilities and the broader market as profit-taking continued. Total sales reached about 16.35 million dollars par value.

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Foreign Exchange and Firefighters Meet in Norfolk Neb

Foreign exchange rates listed for Great Britain France Belgium Germany Spain and others with various demand figures. FIRE FIGHTERS MEET in Norfolk Nebraska opens with heads of fire departments from major cities. Speakers include Capt. Leon L. Wolt Cincinnati and Capt. J. E. Hersch Evanston.

Great Britain France Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland Spain Reece Montreal Norfolk Neb Tion Leon L. Wolt Cinenati Ohio J. E. Hersch Evanston, Il

Buying Good in Butte Copper Stocks StrongMarket

In a volatile session, copper stocks lead gains with Kennecott Chile Copper and Utah-focused firms drawing heavy buying. Anaconda and Butte & Superior show resilience, while market chatter centers on steel mergers and potential copper mergers.

Livestock market reports from Chicago Kansas City and South St Paul

Cattle receipts and price trends summarized from Chicago Kansas City and South St Paul markets. Early sales show higher steer values with strong demand while hogs calves and sheep move at firmer to higher prices. Reports note specific weights, packer demand, and regional price ranges across the three bureaus.

coMicaco United States Bureau of Markets Associated Pest Chicago Reid Roma Packer Top Farly South ST. Paul Atnos

Sant closing bid and notes on mercantile paper market

Fragmented OCR text references closing bids at 44 percent and 4 percent per cent notes. Mentions Randty Fisher Sigg and state pricing terms, with scattered terms like “seconda,” “gates,” and “280 8Esse.” The readable content is insufficient for a coherent event or person-focused summary.

Norrin Randty Fisher Arata

Not Economical To Burn Corn In Ohio

Ohio rural economists and stockmen from Ohio State University challenge Secretary Wallace’s claim that corn is as economical as coal for fuel. They note Ohio corn fetches 22 to 80 cents per bushel, coal around $8 to $10 a ton, and warn that even if prices rose, feeding livestock remains more valuable than burning corn.

International News Service Columbus Ohio Ohio State University United States Wallace J I. Valconer Department of Rural Economics Paul Gerlaugh Gerlaugh

Russians Balk at Tax Refusal Reported in Copenhagen

London dispatch notes that in six weeks about 2,800 Russian peasants have been tried for refusing to pay the in kind tax imposed by the Soviet government, according to a Copenhagen report.

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