Market news on New York stocks and metal prices July 15
Stocks rise amid robust demand and a broad buying wave led by Pacific shares and steel groups. Copper, tin, lead show mixed moves with London prices firming. grain futures slide as corn breaks pressure grains fall while soybeans hold.
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York
Ared
Pacific
Missouri
Nts
United States Steel
Kago & Alton
Toledo
Is & Western
Actm
Chicago
Paris
York Exchange
London
New York
Standard
Stee
Glasgow
Middlesboro
Northern Foundry
Southern Foundry
Money on call and markets steady in New York trading
Money on call remained steady at 24 3 percent with closing bids and asks near 24 3 percent. Sterling exchange firm with bankers bills at 4 87 for demand and 4 85 for 60 days. posted rates 4 86 4 86 and 4 88 4 89. Commercial bills around 4 84 4 85 5. Mexican dollars at 41 1 2 percent. Government bonds easy state bonds inactive railroad bonds irregular.
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New York
Prime Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange Firm
London market mood lifts on Paris buying and American support
The Commercial Advertiser notes a cheerful tone and active trading led by Paris buying and cheap production rumors. New York opened strong with overnight orders boosting professional buying. Top prices faced profit-taking as bids eased. Atchison Union Pacific St Paul Southern Railway Erie and Baltimore & Ohio showed strength. Copper remained quiet at £52.5 per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London Financial
Paris
Atchison
Union Pacific
St. Paul
Southern Railway
Erie
Baltimore & Ohio
Grain and meat prices from regional market report
Cash quotations show flour prices for No 2 spring wheat and No 2 red wheat, corn and oats values, plus rye and barley figures. Animals and products include mess pork per barrel, lard per 100 pounds, and various boxed and loose meat cuts with stated price ranges. Receipts and shipments list total barrels and bushels for flour wheat corn barley and OCR entries.
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Northwestern
Cattle and Hogs Prices and Receipts Reported in Chicago
Chicago July 1 cattle receipts about 4000 with 1000 Texans. Market steady with prime steers around 8.70 and various ranges for stockers, cows, heifers, canners, bulls, and calves. Hogs receipts 17000 with 30000 projected. prices steady to higher with mixed and butcher hogs around 7.25 to 8.10 and heavy weights up to 8.15. Sheep receipts 10000, lambs lower, good to choice wethers near 8.50 to 4.25 for certain grades, western sheep and native lambs listed.
South Omaha Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices July 1 Market
South Omaha cattle receipts around 400 led to a steady market for best and lower grades. Native steers and cows bring 3.50 to 5.75, western and Texas steers 4.79 to 6.10, stockers and calves 2.75 to 5.25, bulls and stags 2.50 to 5.25. Hogs receipts near 1000 with market steady to strong. heavy hogs 7.75 to 8.00, mixed 7.70 to 7.80, light 7.50 to 7.75, pigs 4.00 to 7.15, bulk 7.00 to 7.90. Sheep receipts 4,500 with market steady. fed muttons 4.10 to 4.20, wethers 4.16 to 4.20, ewes 2.03 to 3.10, yearlings and stockers 1.75 to 3.15, lambs 3.00 to 6.50.
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South Omaha
shaWe Lower
Texas
Kansas City Market News Steady Beef Hogs and Sheep Prices
Catthl Receipts 16 000 including 7 000 Texans best steady others weak Native steers 5 28 2 2 Texas and Indian steers 2 10 6 25 Texas cows 1 40 5 25 native cows and heifers 1 25 5 25 stockers and feeders 3 05 25 bulls 2 50 4 calves 2 45 25 Hogs Receipts 5 000 market steady bulk of sales 7 75 8 heavy 7 90 8 10 packers 7 86 8 95 medium 7 10 s mixed 7 95 7 85 Yorkers 7 75 7 85 pigs 7 q1 45 Sheep Receipts 3 000 market steady muttons 3 00 a 4 lambs 4 0 25 range wethers 3 2 G 44 ewes 3 25 04 35
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Kansas City
Texas
Market Summary: London and U S Steel Shares Rise
London prices quoted with Consols and bonds such as Atchison 904 and 108 percent preferred, Canadian Pacific 1884, Southern Pacific 1814, Union Pacific 111 percent and preferred at 245 dollars, United States Steel at 4014 and 92 percent preferred, bar silver steady at 247-16d per ounce, money at 244219 per cent.
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London
Anaconda
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Treasury cash and gold balances reported
Washington on July 5 reports available cash balance of 200,266,244 dollars and gold holdings of 102,514,184 dollars in today’s treasury statement.
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Washington
Treasury
Indian medicine man and girl held after elopement in Columbus
Dr Edward Dellmo who poses as an Indian medicine man and Gussie Terry of Tarleton near Circleville were arrested in Columbus on an elopement charge. Terry says she is 17. Dellmo claims she is 20. They traveled by wagon from Circleville, staying at a hotel as husband and wife and planning marriage in Columbus after county residence was established.
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Columbus
Ohio
Edward Dellmo
Gussie Terry
Tarleton
Circleville
Lake Coulter
Chicago market notes Bulls abandon corner in July corn
In Chicago July corn prices tumbled from recent highs as bulls who rode the corner retreat. Traders attributed the drop to large arrivals of corn, a Gates New York crowd influence, and favorable weather boosting farmer supplies. Market observers debated whether the corner is broken or bait for the unwary.
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C. Scotten
Harris, Gates & Co
Shorts
Sumi
Chicago
New York
Indian romance ends with arrest in Columbus
A Kingston girl separated from her parents three years ago lived with her aunt and was persuaded by Dr Dellmo to come to Columbus with a promise of marriage. She claimed the doctor urged her to pretend they were married. She met a medicine man last Friday. Dellmo, a well known figure, wears long hair and a drooping mustache. The Circleville marshal took the girl home this evening and the Indian is in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Dellmo
Farmers
Circleville
Columbus
Columbus hospital scandal ends with staff resignation
In Columbus on July 15 a prominent attorney’s wife exposed love letters from an asylum worker found in desk pigeon holes. Dr. Eugene Carpenter, head of the state hospital, asked the female attendant to resign. names are withheld as reconciliation efforts unfold.
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Columbus
Ohio
Eugene Carpenter
Columbus State Hospital
Putin Bay
State Bar Association
Sweet Mary
Marie
Carpenter
Bobby and the Angel
Alfred La Fayette Maxwell seven travels alone on a Pennsylvania Railroad trip to California to join his father at a San Jose ranch for his health. The boy carries a St Simon medal a canary Bobbie and a tiny battered figure he calls the angel for protection while the railroad guarantees a safe journey.
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Philadelphia
Alfred Lafayette Maxwell
California
Bobbie
St. Simon's
Albert
St. Simon
Angel
Alfred
Eugene W. Maxwell
Earlham Terrace
Germantown
San Jose
Mr. Maxwell
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
For Sale Real Estate and Lost Items in Montana Listings
Real estate ads offer 10 acres of Goodland with a 5 room house, 700 fruit trees, water rights, near the depot for 500 dollars, and 1 acre hay land with a 6 room house for 3 000 dollars from Dickinson and Cannon of Stevensville. Lost items include a sorrel horse about 1 400 pounds branded N on the shoulder and a bunch of keys at 25 W Granite St Butte. If found notify Continental Oil Co in Butte.
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Ravalli Abstract CO
Hamil Ton Investments
Dickinson & Cannon
Stevensville
Mont
Continental] Oil Co
Butte
Granite St
County Inmate Likely Heir to 6 Million California Estate
Circleville Ohio July 15 Mrs James Walters an inmate of Pickaway county infirmary is believed to be sole heir to the six million estate of Christian Westenhower who died in California Her sister married Westenhower at Lockbourne near Circleville and moved to California about forty years ago Both sisters are dead and no issue or nearer relatives remain Her claim is said to be bona fide and will likely be adjudicated in favor of her possession California courts have pursued the case to learn her whereabouts.
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Circleville
Ohio
James Walters
Pickaway County Infirmary
Christian Westenhower
California
Walters
Westenhower
Lockbourne
Local services and hotel ad in Montana paper
An assayer offers prompt mail or express samples with gold and silver bullion as a specialty from 7 North Montana Butte Box 516. The Hotel Hazel advertises a centrally located, new modern hotel with free baths and home cooking at 124 East Granite, Butte.
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M. E. Mayer
Montana
Butte
M'Clure Bros
N. Main
Broadway
Box 54
Hazel
E. Granite
Reli able Scavenger Office Listing On Broadway
G. W. Vineyard operates the Reliable Scavenger Office at 19 East Broadway with telephone 477.
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Reliable Scavenger
G. W. Vineyard
Lebanon official shoots at wife after quarrel over letter
In Lebanon Kentucky on July 15 B S Kincart superintendent of the Lebanon Light Company threatened to end it all when his wife refused to let him read a letter. He invited her to the front room to witness the act. she declined. Four shots followed and he lay wounded as doctors were summoned.
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Lebanon
B. S. Kincart
Lebanon Light Company
Notable single bullet wound reported
An examination revealed the individual was struck by one bullet, causing only a minor wound to the arm with no further injuries or complications noted.
Patents and Pensions Granted in Great Falls and Miles City
Special Dispatch reports patents granted to W. J. Evans and F. K. Lepetko, gas producers from Great Falls. Pensions awarded to John F. Conroy of Great Falls and J. M. Buckner of Miles City.
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The
Standard
Washington
W. J. Evans
F. K. Lepetko
Great Falls
John FE. Conroy
J. M. Buckner
Miles City
Local business listings and notices across Butte storefronts
An classified row lists a 00 purchase offer for a cigar confectionery and fruit store with three living rooms at 314 N Main St Butte, a money to loan notice for Jackman Armistead Co relocated to Harbours block, and Montana Transfer Co claiming to be the citys largest service outfit with office at 15 W Broadway led by manager W J Christie.
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W. Broadway
Kennedy Furniture Company
Butte Exchange Furniture Co
J. Chauvin
N. Main St
Butte
Jackman & Armitage Co
Harbour
Main
Broadway
THE
Montana Transfer CO
City
W. J. Christie
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York Stock Report
Reading
St. LL & 8
St. Louis Southwestern Pe Recerten Aeeunenes
Southern Pacific Southern Railway
Texas & Pacific T
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Wisconsin Central
Express Companies
United States
Wells-Fargo
Amalgamated Copper
American Car & Foundry
American Linseed Oil
Vasen
Anaconda Mining Co
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Consolidated Gas
Continental Tobacco Prefe General Electric
Hocking Coal
Vie International Paper
GO Preferred Oi
Ccccsess International Power
Laclede Gag
Sveespee National Biscuit
National Lead
Pacific Mail
People’s Gas
North American Pressed Steel
Pullman Palace
Republic Steel
Ssesee Soo
Do Preferred
Seneuns
Coal
TOM
Union Bag & Paper Co
Metal Market
Southerlake
Alton
Great Western
Valley Tees
Rie & Western
Oes
U. S
U.S
Vu. S
Potosi
Sierra Nevada
Eadetsiss Bas
O Commission Company (Incorporated
Pital and Surplus
Fices Bank of Commerce
Minneapolis, Minn
Beks
Mair
Tion
Nat'l and State Banks
Nda
E. Park St. Clark
Money Market
London Financial Cablegram
Chicago Livestock
Texas Fed
Omaha Livestock
Kansas City Livestock
Boston Mining
Adventure Senne Ober
Allouez Beware Seereee
Waee
Bingham
Calumet & He
Dominion Copper Range Coal
Isle Royale
Old Dominion
Sakeatt
Tamarack
Trinity
Renee
Unite States
Ly Victoria
Winona
Wolverine
United Copper
Pater
Treasury Statement
Gussie
West Broadway
West Gran
West Ite
Colorado Street
BROS
E. Broadway
Telephone
Jutte Hotel Stock Exchange
Northwest
State Institution
Sation
Bobby and
the Angel
Anaconda Standard
D. T
P. D
J. K. of
Idaho
Utah
Nevada
North Dakota
A. J. Greenough
Clinton, Mont
Strand
St. James’ Hospital
H. E
Cook
Standard Office
St. Clare's Hospital
Fort Benton, Mont
M. J. Connell Co
Pacific Coast Iron & Metal Co
Missoula
Ravalli
George F. Brooks
F. H
Meaderville
Business Chances
Waldeck Investment Co
7Th W. Park St
Dora Bik
W. Park, Butte
Oxford
Maule
W. Park. Butte
Barnard Bik
Granite
Nic Icely
E. Park Ave
W. Galena
W. Galena, Butte
T. W. Hayes
W. Sixth St
Park, Butte
E. Seventh St
Park
Locust St
Birch St
Copper St
Harbour Block
N. E
Curtis & Majors
W. Granite
G. E. Daily
M. A Connell Co
Bath
Quartz
Norvell Company
Harbour Bidg
Butte, Mont
H. J
Californian
Fitzpatrick & Lewis, Assayers
Wyoming St
John R. Bapty
W. Hamilton St
Msr
Porphyry
Hotels
Mrs. A. Birthright
W. Edwy
Wyoming
Courtnay Bros
Poor Farm
South Butte
Inquire
Montana Liquor Co
Kimball
John Cords
Ed Lannen
Bearmouth
Granite County
Phaeton and Harness
Callat
Fourth St
MORRP
X. L
R. Butter
Moptana
J. O. Jones
Williamsburg
Fifth St
FUS
J. F. Cherles
Heart of City
W. Park St
Bailey & Mink
Care Standard
Utah Ave
Butte Chattel Mortgage Co
Montana Chattel Mortgage Co
Clark Bidg
Davenport & Kimball
Tel
KE. Il
E. Park St
Oewisli
W. Park
E. Park
E. McNamara
L. Dube
West Park
M. Panamie
T. A. Grigg
Withington
Palmist
Bik
Mme. Guy
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