Corn Market Rallies on Sterling Strength and Short Covering
Fresh corn prices closed firmer up to 2% with May at 1.35% to 1.36 and July 1.32% to 1.82% as sterling gains spurred demand. Oats rose modestly while provisions varied from a 30c decline to 25c advance amid eastern liquidations and disordered sentiment. Cash grains show No 2 yellow, No 3 yellow prices around 1.50 to 1.50 1/4, oats at 88 90c, rye 1.60, and barley 1.41 to 1.43. Futures activity reflected shorts covering and seaboard buying for July.
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Chicago
Sterling Exchange
Federal Reserve Board
Seaboard
Shorts
France
New York Stocks Drift Amid Tight Money Touch
Irregular close as funds move to meet month end payments. Call loans rise to 18 percent while liqui dation centers in oils and autos show mixed strength. Copper outlook favorable. copper prices steady. copper demand seen rising next year.
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Denmark
Norway
Sweden
United States Steel Corporation
General Motors
Chandler
Liberty Group
United Kingdom
United States
Wheat and grain market notes from Minneapolis
Wheat receipts total 139 cars, up from 111 last year. Cash prices: No 1 northern wheat 2.75 to 2.90, No 3 yellow corn 1.43 to 1.46, No 3 white oats 0.83 to 0.89, flax 5.25 to 5.30. Flour prices steady. Shipments 46 257 barrels. Barley 1.20 to 1.44, rye No 2 1.61 to 1.62, bran 43.
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Minneapolis
Northern
Mercantile Paper and Time Loans Summary
New York markets report mercantile paper unchanged with demand at 350 percent. Cables and francs show varying bid and offered levels, with Belgian francs at 13.62 demand and 13 cables, guilders at 38 percent, marks around 133 to 135, and time loans at 60 90 days 1a percent with six months at 7 percent. Money strong with high demand, closing bid 14 percent and last loan at 14 percent, offered 15 percent.
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New York
Liberty Bond Prices in New York Market
Liberty bond quotations as of 2 55 p m show first 4s at 91 50 second 4s 94 2 first 4 448 91 66 second 4 45 90 62 third 4 35 93 20 fourth 4 41 91 02 Victory 3s 98 14 Victory 4s 98 10.
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NEW York Stock Exchange
Heilbronner
Compan
Alaska
Gulf & W
Sumatra
Corp
Allis-Chalmers O
Tel
Atchison
Brooklyn
Butte & Superior
Butte Cap
Beth
Calif. Petroleum
Canadian Pacific
Chile
Calif
Cerro de Pasco
Columbus Gas
Pfd
Erie
Elk Horn
Electric
General
General Motors
Ee . Oee
Greene-Cananea
Gulf States Steel
Haskell & Barker
Keystone Tire
Lackawanna
Lee Ie
Mex Petroleum
Maxwell Motors
Sly
Miami Copper
Midvale Steel
Missouri Pacific
Montana Power
Nat
Nevada
Central
N. Y
Northern Pacific
Nova Scotia Steel
Biscuit Acta
Ohio Cities
Pacific Gas
Pan-Am
Pennsylvania
People's Gas
Pierce-Arrow
Pittsburg Coal
Pond Creek
Pr. Steel Car
Steel Springs ” Ray Con
Reading
Eae Io Tike
Rem
Rep. Iron and St
Shattuck-Ariz
Sinclair Oil Ref
Sloss
Sheffield
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Stromberg
Studebaker Co
Stutz Motor
Superior Steel
Tennessee Copper
Texas Co
Texas & Pacific
Union Pacific
Worthington
Boston
Bay State Gas
Bohemia
Butte
London
New York
Barnes-King
Montana
Cascade
Owake
Hla
Crown Reserve
Nixon
First
Tonopah-Belmont
United Verde
Gadsden
Wright- Martin
Liberty
Libery
Victory
Silver Prices and Navy Enlistment During War
Bar silver in New York on January 25 stood at 1.35 and a half dollars with Mexican dollars at 1.03. In London on January 29 bar silver traded at 85 and a half pence per ounce while money market discount rates showed short bills at 4 percent and three month bills unchanged. In wartime service 11,880 women enrolled in the United States navy department navy yards and naval stations across the country.
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New York
London
United States Navy Department
Navy Yards
Naval Stations
United States
Market Dullness Presses Stocks As Rails Crises Erupts
New York trading was mostly dull with money for call at 10 percent and sterling firming to 353 percent. Steel makers Illinois Steel Midvale Tennessee Bethlehem faced headwinds as the War Department seized 200000 tons of rails, depressing prices while United States Steel steadied near 106 percent and coppers held firm.
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Heilbronner Co
New York
Money For Call
Sterling Exchange
Sterling
Chandler Motor
Studebaker
Pierce-Arrow
White Motor
Stutz
General Motors
United States Steel
Republic
Baldwin
Crucible
War Department
Illinois, Steel
Midvale Tennessee
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Market cautious start as high money rates pause gains
Lauzier-Wolcott review notes high money rates restrain advances while the market shows a seesaw trend. Davis-Daly rose to 12.50 before giving way, Neihart steady, Cascade in demand, and South Standard aided by Tintic Standard ore developments and local buying.
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Lauzier-Wolcott
Davis-Daly
Neihart
Cascade
Butte
South Standard
Utah
Tintic Standard
J. A. Hogle & Co
Salt Lake
Mines and mining notes and new associations headlined
The article covers Tonopah Extension resuming shaft sinking to link with Victor at 1540 feet, the Nelson BC formation of the British Columbia Prospectors Prospective association aiming to push ore testing and crown mineral claims, and varied outputs from Calumet and Hecla assets. It notes Spokane’s Northwest Mining convention, Idaho-Montana mining developments, and ore findings in East Kootenay with Caledonia dividend plans.
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Murray
Tonopah
McKane
Victor
British Columbia Prospectors Prospective Association
Nelson
British Columbia
Kootenay
Spokane
Montana Cay
Frank Co. Bailey
Association
John A. Sangreen
Idaho-Montana Mining Company
Washington Water Power Company
Jack Waite
Robert RB. Durant
Perry Creek
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Timothy
Jore Temmel
Wall Street
Hupp Motors
Stock Exchange
Clement
Clement, Curtis & Co
Famous Players Lasky Corporation
the Thames
CURB
Metal Market
East St. Louis
Butte Stock Exchange
Butte Copper
Butte-Jardine
New England
Farrell Ee
Greybull-Mont Oil
Jardine Goseer
Montana-Bingham
Montana-Caneeeeee
Mont Rel. Gold
Neihart Silver
Oil & Gases
Tri City Oil
So Tuolumne Eereesee
van Duzen
Lauzier-Wolcott Company
Aetna
Chevrolet
Curtis Aero
Lake Torpedo
United Motors
U. S. Steamship
Wright-Martin
Peerless
Barnett
Boston-Wyoming
Cosden
Federal
Glenrock
Metro Pete
Merritt Oil
Midwest Refining
Midwest
Northwest Eee O
Okmulgee
Sapulpa
Sequoah
Island Oil
Marland
Calumet & Jerome
Caledonia
Canada
Arizona
Green Monster
Hecla
Oly Howe Sound
Jerome-Verde
Eee
Kerr Lake Ee Os
Magma
Nipissing Eee
Ray Hercules
Stewart
Coppers
Lausier-Welcott Company
Ahmeek
Algomah
Allouez Arizona
la Calumet Butte & Ballakla
Calumet & Arizona Hill
Nipissing North Lake
Old Dominion
Tuolumne Uv S. Smelter Com
Utah Apex
Utah Metals Tee Ewee
Victoria
Winona
Money Market
Foz
Porter
Alice
BY Briggs
Heilbronner Company
East Broadwa
Cotion
E. F. Hutton & Co
Hayden, Stone & Co
Mines and Mining
Calumet & Hecla
Allouez
Calumet & Heclar
Caledonia Mining Company
Big Creek
Coeur d’Alenes
Yankee Bay
Sterling Silver Mountain Mining Company
The
Mining and Scientific Press
East Butte Copper Company
Daly Bank and Trust Company of
TME
Charles J Kelly
John D. Ryan
C. C. Swinborne
R. W. Place
Cc Rae
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Jas. T. Finlen
John E. Corette
J. C., Maguire
D. J. Fitzgerald MO
J. Burke
Zephin
Joe H D. Blair
Recesees
Ace
Sccesecece
Federal Reserve Bank Savings Department
W. A. Clare
W.a.clark &Bro. Bankers
Alex J. Johnston
Cashler
First National Bank
Federal Reserve System
Andrew J. Davis
S& Dutton
Stephenson
George Ey
Peekals, Cancbensace
Andrew J. Davis Jr
W J. Forsythe
North Main
Butte Public Stock Exchange
SACHS
DR. Lamb
East Mercury St
Mont
DR. Davis
Owsley Block Park
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