Wheat market rises on dry reports across regions
Wheat firm as dry Northwest weather and chinchbugs plus frost talk in Canada buoy prices. July at 1.13 to 1.14 dollars, September 1.13 to 1.14, corn and oats vary with provisions steady. Export demand supports wheat. trains shortage and low subsoil moisture cited. Minneapolis grain reports No.1 northern wheat 1.43 to 1.52, July 1. as.
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New York Money Rates Report
Call money eased to 3 percent with the ruling rate at 3 percent. Last loan and call loans against acceptances stood at 3 percent. Time loans remained easier at 4 percent for 60 days 99 days and six months. Prime mercantile paper also quoted at 4 percent.
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Prime Mercantile
Foreign Exchange and Market Summary in New York
Foreign exchange markets show steady demand across major currencies with Britain at 4.50 for 60 day bills on banks, France around 9.13 with cables, and Argentina at 86.75. Butter and eggs move irregularly in New York. stock market sees higher quotations in speculative issues, with oils, motors, steels leading turnover and overall light foreign exchange trading.
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Consolidated Gas
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Weeer Eee
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London commodity prices in metal trades
London reports list standard copper and electrolytic values with spot prices for copper at 63 pounds and 10s per ton. tin at 154 pounds 10s. lead 25 pounds. zinc 28 pounds. Prices reflect June rates from the market.
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Metal Market Update from New York on June 7
Copper firm in spot and futures around 13% lead. Tin steady at 22.50 spot 32.25 futures. Iron unchanged. Lead steady at 5.75 sixteenths. Zinc quiet in East St. Louis near delivery at 6.35 5.40c. Antimony spot 5.25 5.50c.
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Bar Silver and Money Rates Worldwide
Foreign bar silver stands at 71 percent. Mexican dollars at 54 percent. London reports bar silver at 35 1/2 percent per ounce and money at 1 1/2 percent. Discount rates for short bills 2 1/4 to 3 16 percent. three months’ bills 2 7/16 to 3 7/16 percent.
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Petition for letters of administration filed in KR estate
Mrs. Julia Harkins filed in district court for letters of administration in the estate of Patrick Sun. Estate appointed Peter Tobin Otter and Hardman and M J Sheehan as appraisers.
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Independent steel stocks lead early market rally
Independent steels like Vanadium Republic Replogle and Midvale rallied one to four points as oils including Cosden and Sinclair hit new highs. Pierce Arrow terms advanced, coppers and railroads lagged but showed accumulation amid merger talk and easy money. Western Pacific gains cited from earnings and system consolidation plans. Homestake declared a regular dividend.
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Kennecott
American Smelters
Utah
Anaconda
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Northern Pacific
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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American Smelting and Refining Company
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American Bankers’ Association
Homestake
Livestock Market Report From Chicago June 7
Revenue from cattle hogs and sheep receipts recorded with prices across grades. Beef steers and cows near steady, vealers to packers at 10.50 to 11.00, hogs opened up but gains faded, top at 11.00, sheep spring lambs steady with top at 14.75 and ewes around 4.75 to 6.75.
Omaha Hog and Cattle Market Report Highlights
Omaha market dated June 7 shows hog receipts 12,000 with good hogs early steady to strong and other classes 10e lower. Bulk 180-240 lb butchers $10.40-$10.55, top $10.60. 250-325 lb butchers $10.10-$10.35. Cattle receipts 9,500 with beef steers steady to about 10 lower. top yearlings and handy weights around $9, heavies $8.90. other stock generally steady. Sheep receipts 6,000 with lambs opening slow but about steady. natives limited, Idaho springers bid $14.25-$14.50. sheep and feeders steady.
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Kansas City Market Cattle Hogs Sheep Report June 17
Cattle receipts 6 500 with steers yearlings and stock mostly steady to higher top heavy steers 9 25 cows 6 6 50 yearling heifers 8 50 and other classes steady canners 2 50 3 50 bulk bulls 4 5 25 best dealers 9 50 10 Hog receipts 13 000 slow early sales around steady later 10 15 10 60 bulk 10 30 10 60 sows 9 25 9 30 stock pigs up 10 1 2 higher best 11 Sheep receipts 8 000 sheep and shorn lambs steady to 2 higher light fat ewes 6 25 wethers 7 25 shorn lambs 12 75 spring lambs strong several decks 13 85 odd bunches 13 90 Texas goats 4
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Live Stock Prices From South St. Paul Market Report
Cattle receipts 2,500, market active with fat cattle strong to 4.50, heavy steers 1,494 pounds at 8.75, yearlings to 9, beef steer 7.75 8.75, cows and heifers 4.50 6.75, canners 2.75 4, bulls 3.50 4.25. Hogs receipts 11,000, average steady to strong, many sales 9 to 10 cents higher, top 10.55, packing sows 9 to 9.75, good pigs 11. Sheep receipts 4,000, market steady, best native lambs 13, ewes 3.0 6.50.
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Cattle and Hogs Market Report from Portland
Portland market notes show weak cattle with low demand and 145 receipts. Hog prices rise 25 cents with prime light at 11.75 to 12.25, heavy hogs 10 to 11.75, feeder pigs 11.50 to 11.75, fat pigs 11.50 to 11.75, stags 5 to 7.50. Sheep stronger with 2,853 receipts.
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Denver cattle market solid on receipts of 700
Cattle receipts reached 700 as buyers showed strength. Beef steers traded around 7.50 to 8.50 per hundredweight, cows and heifers brought 5 to 8.25, calves moved from 8 to 11.50, and bulls were also listed in the current market activity.
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Hog and Sheep Market Receipts Steady as Week Narrows
Hog receipts total 1,500 with prices topping at 10.35 and bulk 10.10 to 10.30. Sheep receipts 2,800 show a slow steady market with clipped lambs 10 to 11.50, clipped ewes 6 to 6.50, spring lambs 13 to 14.
Spokane Market Report Steady Across Cattle Hogs
Spokane market note reports cattle receipts 344 hogs 296 with no price changes and sheep receipts none. Market steady with no change in quotations.
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Horoscopes Warn of Political Heat and Dangers This Autumn
A 1922 McClure Syndicate horoscope cautions that Saturn but not Venus favors agriculture and miners while real estate gains rely on scientific methods. It predicts high public spending, risky romances, and potential scandals for women in public life, with a warned fire risk and a calm birth year for those born today.
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Stevensville News Notes Headlines Local Guests and Auto Plates
Father J P O Shea attends commencement work in Butte and Anaconda this week. New Stevensville metal license plates debut with blue background and white lettering. A F Sullivan visits from Butte before coast vacation. Mrs F L Ray and two children return to Yakima Washington after visiting William Phelps. Various local movements include J Stevenson en route West representing Wyandotte chemical firm. Mr and Mrs Joe Hunter and William Hunter visit Butte Bannack and Dillon before returning. Glenn Sutherlin visits Hamilton. Daigle family and G W Craven visit P S Rennick in Missoula. W B Skinner of Missoula calls on local business. James Tabor travels from Bitter Root Inn to Missoula for ditching work.
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U S Ready To Discuss War Debts
Paris June 7. Washington notified the French foreign office that the United States is prepared to discuss war debt settlements. The message was delivered by Sheldon Whitehouse and no date was fixed. France has a debt commission led by Jean V Parmentier awaiting guidance.
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Margaret MacDonald visits Philipsburg and local notes
Miss Margaret MacDonald of Berkeley visits H. R. MacDonald home. A son born to Mr. and Mrs. William Bellm at their Tower mountain home. Senator John R. Page filed nomination for Granite county state senate. Local residents and visitors include Julian Itter, Mrs. Charles Carp, Mrs. John Guinnamne, and others. Under Sheriff Sam Clarke and Fred Burks returned from Hall on official business. Father Tongas of Butte visited St. Philip's parish. Local residents William Werning and Willow Creek ranchers George and Pete Mungas were in the city.
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