Markets and grain gains lift Chicago prices in trading
Markets, mining and financial news report corn gains with July at 1.75 to 1.76 and September at 1.70 to 1.71, wheat and oats quoted, hogs steadier as grain strength supports provisions. Cash quotations list No. 2 red wheat at 2.76, corn at 1.76 to 1.78, oats 1.10 to 1.15, rye 0. flex, barley 1.55 to 1.58, with meat and dairy prices noted and eggs higher on 18,420 receipts.
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Timothy
Nervous close on New York stocks as July outlook sparks trades
June 30 report from Heilbronner notes shorts nervous and undecided. Call money jumped to 16 percent while many investors viewed the July 1 distribution as justification for gains. Vanadium and Barrett strong on ore finds, dividends declared by several issues. Copper and lead steady, Cuban sugar unsold estimates tallied, rails trend heavy.
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Heilbronner Company
Shorts
Vanadium and
Barrett Company
Sinclair Oil
Mexican Petroleum
Royal Dutch
Antwerp
Baldwin
Midwest Refining Company
Pan-American
Delaware & Hudson
Havana
Livestock Pricing Reports From Chicago and Omaha
Livestock markets show dull trading in Chicago with cattle and veal prices down from last week while hogs edge higher in some lots. Omaha receipts steady to lower across hogs cattle and sheep with beef and butcher stock softening and prices trending down.
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Chicago
Omaha
Market Closes Mixed as Tight Money Bites Stocks
New York stock action shows restrained sentiment amid tight money. About 825000 shares traded with a modest early broadening of buying. Oils motors and chemicals led gains of 1 to 4 points, while rails added 1 to 2 points. Express stocks climbed, American Express up 8 and Wells Fargo 5. Call money remained abundant at 9 percent with selective profit taking after midday highs.
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New York
Express
American Express
Wells Fargo
Independent Steels
Silver market turmoil and proposed price control move
The Heilbronner Company notes the New York financial world is too large to easily manipulate and may rely on old leadership. Talks of July disbursements show limited liquidation progress as silver producers in Mexico and South America gain importance if U.S. price stays near one dollar per ounce. Major U.S. producers include United States Smelting American Smelting Anaconda Nippon Phelps Dodge Calumet & Lake Tonopah McKinley Day North Butte, while bankers urge continued discount sales to avoid profit loss amid broadening liquidity concerns.
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Peearsmney
Algoma
Allouez
Arizona Com
Ballaklava
Bingham Mines
Ygaoa Calumet & Arizona
Calumet & Hecla
Carson Hill
Centennial
Copper Range
Daly-West
East Butte
Franklin
Hancock
Island Creek
Isle Royale
Indiana
Ason Valley
New Arcadian
New Cornelia
North Butte
South Utah
EU Swift & Co
Tuolumne
Trinity
Utah Apex
Utah Metals
Utah
Victoria
Wolverine
Wenn
Wyandotte
Winona Ererter Oo
New York
W. H. Dunnigan
Aetna
Allied Packers
Allied Ae Steer
Allen Oils
Atlantic Pet
Ritex Eee
Royalty Oils
American Proernes
Big Ledge
Boone Il
Arizona
Cleveland Motor
Colonial Tire
O. of Emerald
Carib
Coppermines
Cosden Stee
Cresson
Curtiss Aero Wee
Emerson
Federa
Glenrock
Goldwyn
Gillette
Illiland
Radsden
Hollinger
Eystone
Agma
Eereee
Ton Valley
Aracaibo
Tay Hercules
Tob
Todd
United Retail Candy
United Eastern
United Verde
Vulcan
Wayland
West End
Yukon
Mexico
South America
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Livermore Urges Buying Stocks Despite Market Slump
The interview with Jesse Livermore reflects his 20 years on Wall Street. He says stocks are a purchase after a drastic decline and warns against selling now. His remarks are expected to lift market sentiment and stimulate buying to end the rut.
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Jesse Livermore
Wall Street
Livermore
Confident to Find Farm Hands for Winter Wheat Harvest
West state reports a confident Kanesae district expects adequate farm labor for the winter wheat harvest. Cutting is in full sway as farmers anticipate sufficient workers to complete the harvest on schedule.
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Kanesae
New York Sugar Steady as Trade Records 60,000 Bags
Raw sugar showed steady demand with sales totaling about 60 000 bags. Centrifugal grade held around 18 31 cents per pound and refined varieties remained firm at fine granulated around 22 cents.
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New York
Metal market report from New York June 30
Copper dull and steady with June July at 19 cents and August September at 19 19 cents. Iron unchanged. Tin weaker with spot 48.50 and June 43.25 July 47.50. Antimony 7.75e. Lead offered at 8e. Zinc quiet with East St. Louis spot bid 7.25 cents.
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New York
East St. Louis
North Butte mining pace set after labor disturbances
North Butte Mining reports copper output near 1.7 million pounds in June with monthly runs near 2 million pounds thereafter. 3,400-foot level ore averages over 4 percent copper, while 3,600-foot level crosscuts begin. Rail construction to connect Copper MountainBC with Kettle Valley Railway costs 1.5 million and 13 million tons of ore await shipment. 50-ton mill at North Tigre plant in Bisbee is ready, targeting daily concentrate of seven tons and silver ore blocks totaling over 40,000 tons at 35 ounces per ton.
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North Butte Mining Company
Boston
North Butte
Copper Mountain
Okanagan Valley
British Columbia
Kettle Valley Railway
North Tigre Leasing Company
Bisbee
Ariz
Non-Partisans Name a Carbon County Ticket
Red Lodge Montana June 30 That the non-partisans will be active in the coming primaries in Carbon county became evident with their announcement of a complete county ticket with the exception of a candidate for superintendent administrator and coroner. Candidates were selected at a convention which started at 1 o'clock Monday and lasted until 9 o'clock without an intermission. Every voting precinct of the county was represented and the leaguers will enter the elections on the democratic ticket. Picnics and similar gatherings are planned to arouse enthusiasm and influence for the non-partisans. Dem ocrats of the county feel that they will have keen competition in the primaries, as the republicans have many bitter contests within their party and can not come to the aid of the democrats. James A. McGlynn an organizer had charge of the meeting. Jerry Sullivan of Red Lodge acted as temporary secretary. League choices announced are Senator O. A. Hetland of Joliet representatives A. N. Whitington of Red Lodge Nick Conzatti of Bearcreek and J. L. Mangott of Red Lodge county commissioner John F. Allen of Belfry clerk Mrs. A. N. Peterson of Joliet attorney G. H. Reimer of Bridger sheriff Thomas Biyant of Washoe treasurer John P. Kane of Bearcreek assessor James Dunn of Red Lodge surveyor A. B. Cooley of Red Lodge and clerk of court Miss Charlotte Dilworth of Red Lodge.
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Carbon County
James A. McGlynn
Jerry Sullivan
O. A. Hetland
Joliet
A. N. Whitington
Nick Conzatti
Bearcreek
J. L. Mangott
John F. Allen
Belfry
A. N. Peterson
G. H. Reimer
Bridger
Thomas Biyant
Washoe
John P. Kane
James Dunn
A. B. Cooley
Charlotte Dilworth
Dillon News highlights from Montana locals and courts
William Mullaney, a former Dillon resident now in Kalispell, visited after 29 years. Judge Joseph C. Smith attended a district court session in Virginia City. Gilbert, Beaverhead post delegate, attended American Legion in Livingston. Madison county normal college reports record summer enrollment with over 420 students. Fall advance registration suggests higher winter attendance than last year.
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Dillon
William Mullaney
Kalispell
Mullaney
Joseph C. Smith
Virginia City
District Court
Madison
Gilbert
American Legion
Livingston
Beaverhead
Lewistown News Briefs Include Local Death and County Fight
Mrs. Susan Curtis died at the Curtis farm near Lewistown and was shipped to Manhattan for burial. She was 82. The second petition in the Judith Basin county fight is filed by Moccasin after Stanford, with Windham to follow. Len C. Wilson announces renomination bid on the Democratic ticket after two years as county auditor. J C McDonald, accused of manufacturing liquor at a still in Christina country, was arrested and set for district court July 18 by Judge Briscoe.
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Lewistown
Susan Curtis
Curtis
Manhattan
Len C. Wilson
J. C. McDonald
Christina Country
Briscoe
Billings Couple Married Then To Missoula Home
Lloyd A Huntington of Lee Montana and Faith Bolton of Billings formerly Hardin wed here and left for Missoula to settle. Edward W Dunne longtime Billings resident filed for the Democratic nomination for county assessor. Indoor track awards go to eight local boys led by Lester Hazelton 499 and Bernard Wilson 425 with the rest close behind.
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Billings
Lloyd A. Huntington
Lee
Mont
Faith Bolton
Hardin
Missoula
Edward W. Dunne
Dunn
Montana
Lester Hazelton
Bernard Wilson
Robert Mulvaney
Worrest Peters
Richard Hedke
Gerald Covert
Cardwell Thomson
Mead Wilson
Round Mountain Mining to Clean Sluices for Record Yield
Nevada recommendations predict the final sluice cleanup will yield the best results in company history. The season should wash at least 100000 yards of gravel valued at about 1 per yard, with ample water expected to extend work to late September. The placer field holds about 2000000 yards at a value of 1, with bedrock up to 75 feet deep in places.
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Round Mountain Mining Company
Nevada
Rosenfield brothers push tunnel work at Mitchell gulch mines
The Record-Herald reports Crood progress in tunnel construction and mill work at the Economy mines in Mitchell gulch near Helena. The Chicago Montana properties nearby are also operated by Rosenfield brothers of Helena. Extensive development is underway at both sites in a rich district.
New York Money Market and Bond Summary
NEW YORK June 30 Mercantile paper seven percent. Sterling 60 day bills 3.89 percent. Commercial 60 day bills on banks 3.89 percent. Demand 3.94 percent. Cables 3.95 percent. New York exchange on Montreal 12 percent discount. Government bonds steady railroad bonds irregular. Time loans strong all dates eight percent. Call money strong high 15 percent, low and ruling rate 9 percent, closing bid 14 percent, offered at and last loan 15 percent, bank acceptances 6 percent.
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Mercantile Paper
New York Exchange
Montreal
Bar Silver Prices and London Rates Reported
Bar silver in New York and London notices on June 30 show domestic and foreign dollar values at 68% for Mexican, with London quoting bar silver at 52d per ounce. Discount rates list short bills at 6 percent and three month bills at 6 1/16 percent.
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New York
London
Notable visitors and locals in Deer Lodge tourism notes
A. Wag staff and wife and R. H. Merrill with Mrs. Jay Dickey of Colfax Wash visited Deer Lodge Monday. W H Nichols of New York visited en route to Champion mine to see his daughter Mrs Miles Blunt. Parnell Maxwell resigned from Larabie Brothers Bank to join the state bank examiner’s office in Helena. J W Blair of Helena visited from Helmville. Gen Charles H Warren came from Butte for business. T J K Williamson undersheriff went to Blossburg on official business. Mr and Mrs R C Gordon traveled from St Paul to the coast. Gordon is manager of the St Paul hotel. G Anderson and wife of Two Dot visited, as did W C Shepherd and wife of Columbus. William V Kennedy and Joseph C Kozla visited from Milwaukee.
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R. C. Gordon
Deer Lodge
St. Paul
Mr. Gordon
Twin Cities
G. Anderson
Dot
W. C. Shepherd
Columbus
William V. Kennedy
Joseph C
Kozla
Milwaukee
Deer Lodge District Court to Hear Short Session July 1
Judge George B. Winston will convene a brief district court session in Deer Lodge on July 1. Case list includes Olive A. Green vs H. O. Bohn, William Richards vs A C Schilling, John M. Jacobson vs Matt and Marian Peterson, and estates of Emma M. Woods and Ralph P. Day, plus guardianship matter for Clifford F. Seneca. Also adoption petition for Martha Ward and an order to show cause in a trespass matter near Avon seeking a temporary restraining order.
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George B. Winston
District Court
Olive A. Green
H. O. Bohn
Harry H. Parsons
Missoula
Galen & Mettler
Helena
William Richards
A. C. Schilling
Keeley & Caselton
Day, Mapes & Loble
Scharnikow & Blaisdell
Nellie Long
Kenneth Long
Charles Rice
Keeley and Scharnikow
Scharnikow
Blaisdell
Martha Ward
Keeley
Caselton
Charles H. Bray
W. E. Keeley
Thomas H. Mullen
Powell County
Avon
Horoscope Forecast Warns of Social and Leadership Strife
A 1920 McClure Syndicate horoscope warns of contrary influences from Saturn Uranus and Mars Sun. It foresees disorganization, public sentiment clashes, and possible defections among leaders in churches political groups and women’s clubs. Cancers may face an exacting year and children born that day seek company.
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Saturn
Mars
Mercury
McClure
Rooster Could Replace Mule as Democratic Emblem
In Chicago Democratic women push to replace the donkey with a silver rooster as the party emblem. Thousands of small silver roosters will accompany delegates to the San Francisco convention to acquaint them with the proposed symbol.
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Chicago
San Francisco
Prydigian Decides To Remain In Three Forks
Three Forks, June 30. Dr. A. H. Winkel will continue his practice in Three Forks, remaining in the city. He took over the offices of Drs. C. L. Hoy and Stephan about a year ago and has since grown his patient base and earned broad esteem. He has been active in civic affairs and city progress during residence in Three Forks.
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Three Forks
A. H. Winkel
Winkel
C. L. Hoy
Stephan
Child Choked to Death Under Upside-Down Auto
Hazel Lawrence twelve, daughter of Mr and Mrs H Lawrence of White Sulphur Springs, N Y, was caught by the neck under a wrecked auto driven by her father and choked to death when the car skidded off a road near Strongtown in darkness. Mrs Lawrence freed herself from the wreckage and alerted nearby residents. The child and her father were removed from the overturned vehicle. the girl died at the scene.
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N. Y
Hazel Lawrence
H. Lawrence
White Sulphur Springs
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