Markets and mining notes mark corn price drop in Chicago market
Prices fell on the Chicago corn market due to lack of support amid favorable crop news for corn and other grains. Opening quotes slipped to 11% lower before recovering, with July near 1.80 and September around 1.70. A later upturn followed strikes by switchmen on western roads, closing 11% to 2% higher. Oats slid then recovered, packer selling weakened provisions. Cash Wheat: No 1 red 2.90, No 2 yellow 1.83. Oats and barley prices listed. butter, eggs, and receipts noted.
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Chicago
Wall Street Dull Trade As Stocks Show Mixed Gains
New York stock exchange opened with dull trading and few notable moves. About 300000 shares changed hands as steel and equipment issues slipped while oils and motors rose briefly. Crucible Steel and Republic extended gains while Bethlehem Steel faced a setback amid rumors of new financing. copper, tin and sugar markets also showed mixed results with price movements muted by cautious sentiment. A separate note estimates a British East Africa soda deposit at over 200 million tons.
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Harvester
Sheffield
United States
Crucible
American Car
New York Air Brake
Mexican Petroleum
Barrett
National Aniline
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Republic
Bethlehem Steel
Call Money
New York
Wall Street
Moody’s Service
Barson
Industria
Stock Exchange
Boston
Heilbronner Company
E. Broadway
Market closes with mixed gains on varied issues
June 23 stock notes show money on call at 8 to 11 percent with narrow moves. Crucible, Baldwin, Republic, and American Locomotive gain about 1 to 2 dollars, while Studebaker and Pierce Arrow attract accumulators. Industrial Alcohol, Corn Products, Vanadium Steel show strong earnings. copper issues mostly steady. rails firm to strong. Trade balance since WWI stands about 17 billion dollars adverse.
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Crucible
Baldwin
Republic
American Locomotive
Studebaker
Pierce- Arrow
Haskell & Barker
Mexican Petroleum
Pan-American
Middle States
Anaconda
Sterling Exchange
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Livestock Market Reports from Chicago and Spokane
Livestock data from Chicago shows cattle receipts around 8000 with strong prices up to 16.95 per cwt, hog receipts 22000 with tops near 16.20, and sheep receipts about 11000 with active demand and higher bids. Spokane reports hog receipts at 93 with market steady, prime mixed 15.50 16, medium mixed 15 15.50, rough heavies 13 15, pigs 14.50 15, and feeders 13.50 14.25. cotton receipts noted with steady prices and varied bids across cattle categories.
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Spokane
Omaha Market Report: Hogs Cattle Sheep Prices June 23
Hogs receipts 12,000 with opening bids 15 to 40 cents higher and top at 15.75. Cattle receipts 5,500 with beef and butcher stock down up to 25 cents. best heavy steers around 16.25 and yearlings near 15. Sheep receipts 41,000. lambs up about 25 cents with Idaho lambs at 17 and native spring lambs around 15.75, ewes around 7. Feeders firm overall.
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Chicago
Omaha
Hull
Idaho
Bar Silver Prices in New York and London
Bar silver figures from New York show domestic 99 9/10 percent and foreign 92 5/8 percent. Mexican dollars 70 1/4, London quotes 21 4/8 pence per ounce, with money market discounts at 4 1/2 percent.
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New York
Mercantile and foreign exchange market snapshot
New York June 23 market note shows foreign exchange rates with sterling around 3.93, francs near 8.4 for cables, lire about 6.26, marks 2.71. Demand rates for money quoted high at 11 percent. time loans strong at 84 percent, 60 and 90 days and six months. Government bonds steady. railroad bonds easy. Currency data include Montreal exchange at 2.5 percent discount.
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New York
Mercantile Paper
Exchange—Iirregular
New York Exchange
Montreal
Horoscopes Predict Unrest And Heat In Coming Months
The 1920 horoscope warns of unrest and despondency caused by mental strain after the war. Political agitation and possible clashes of arms are forecast, with Russia and Turkey cited as sources of disturbance. Election day favorable for a president, warm weeks ahead, advises against lending money, and Cancer youth may seek adventure. girls may marry young.
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Uranus
Saturn
Mars
Russia
Turkey
Europe
McClure
Copper export sale to France tops prior export records
French buyers contracted to take 75,000 tons of copper with deliveries at 3,000 tons monthly for two years, a block valued around 32 million dollars. Copper trade anticipates price gains as producers curb output amid labor shortages and transport limits. Other mines resume or expand operations in Idaho and New Mexico, while Calumet & Arizona buys the Eighty-five Mining properties to secure high silica ore for converter linings. Butte & Superior faces lower zinc and silver prices, reducing ore returns though high silver content aided profits previously.
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New York
W H. Dunnigan
Aetnanae
Allied Packers
Allied Oil
Allen Oil Eens A
Alaska-Brit Col
Atlantic Pet
Aritex
Royalty
Otios
Bi Ledge
Oy OS
Brevans
Boone Oil
Boston & Wyoming
Boston
Montana
Ais
Sccaa
Bigheart
Caledonia
Calumet & Jerome
Canada Copper
Candaleria
Eee
Cleveland Motor
Rau Colonial Tireeeeene
Col
New
Cresson
Curtiss Aero
Wmnoos
Coca
Elk Basin
Emerson Phone
First National
Glenrock
Goldwyn
Gilliland
Hollinger
Howe Sound
Jerome Verde
Keystone
LAO
Magma
Mason Valley
Marland
Anglo-American
Maracaibo
Oon Atlantic
Mother Lode
Ty Beaverh
Alta
Borne-Scrymser
Boston & Wye
McKinley-Dar Deoep
Buckeye
Midwest
Cat Creek
Butte-Upton
Tees Deecker-Collins
Ditton
Teehee
Midwest Refining
Nipissingee Rg Kureka
A. Pulp
Tee
Frantz Corp
Onio Copper
Galena Teene
Okmulgee
Great Western
Morris
Greybull & Mont
Illinoiz
Pete
Indiana Pipe
Kinney Oil
Ccces
Anton
Lft
Oil Ky
Tonopah Mining
Oil
Torpedo Boat
Todd Ship's & K
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Swan & Finch
Tri-Cit
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Union Frank
United Verde
van Dagen
Ventura
Verde
Willow Creek
Ulean Oisee
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le Wayland
West Find
Boston Cure
W. H. Dunnigan
Bohemia
Yukon
Boston & Elyutte
London
Hay Crown Hreserve Eagle & Bluebell
Majestic
Copper Export Association
Calumet & Arizona Mining Company
Eighty-five Mining Company
Shakespeare
New Mexico
Boston News Bureau
Calumet & Arizona
Eighty-five
Butte & Superior
Butter& Superior
Win nett oil drilling in quadrants sparks speculation
In Lewistown June 23, Ohio company drills near Brush creek preparing to set eight inch casing from the 625 foot level toward the quadrant sands at about 1,900 feet. If successful, prior oil discoveries may seem small. County Attorney Stewart McConochie vows to end illicit stills in Fergus county and prosecute all traffickers in white mule. Judge Ayers rules on James Awberry v A J Schmidt, a $12,000 commission suit over a ranch sale. W W Wheaton seeks renomination as county clerk and recorder on the Democratic ticket. Horace Phillips runs for Republican county treasurer. Licenses issued to George E Pinne and Ella Cassady. Phillip K Baxter and Cecelia Burd wed. Lewistown realty board heard KF K Cheadle speak on realty tax relations.
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Lewistown
Ohio Company
Brush Creek
Winnett Country
Christina Country
Stewart McConochie
Fergus County
McConochie
Ayers
James Awberry
A. J. Schmidt
Awberry
W. W. Wheaton
Horace Phillips
George E. Pinne
Boise
Idaho
Ella Cassady
Winnett
Phillip K. Baxter
Cecelia Burd
Harlowton
D A Swann questions Miss Anderson in Elwell murder probe
New York authorities say District Attorney Swann has summoned Miss Elly Hope Anderson of Minneapolis to question her in the investigation of the murder of Joseph B. Elwell, a wealthy turfman and whist expert found shot at his home on June 11.
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New York
Swann
Elly Hope Anderson
Minneapolis
Joseph B. Elwell
Dr Lamb promotes cures with Chinese medicines in Butte ad
An advertisement touts Dr Lamb as a celebrated Chinese herb physician who claims to permanently cure all diseases with medicines never before introduced in the United States. It promises free advice and lists 116 East Mercury Street in Butte, Montana, as the contact.
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East Mercury St
Butte, Mont
Women voters organize Montana branch officers named
At the regional League of Women Voters convention in Great Falls Montana the Montana branch was organized and officers elected led by chairman Mrs C C Saddler and district vice presidents. Speakers included Judge Sidney M Lanner Associate Justice William L Holloway state schools chief May Trumper and Dr Valeria Parker of Hartford.
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Great Falls
League of Women Voters
Montana
League
C. C. Saddler
Winona Freark
Frances Donoher
Edith O'Leary
Butte
Emma I. Engalls
Kalispell
Tyler Thompson
Missoula
G. J. Weideman
Lewistown
Robert Stevenson
Bozeman
J. I. Kilduff
Malta
C. B. Wiggenhorn
Dillon
Sidney M. Lanner
Supreme Court
William L. Holloway
Miss May Trumper
Valeria Parker
Hartford, Conn
National League of Women Voters
Social notes from Big Timber and regional guests
Mrs. A F Rice of Butte attends State League of Women Voters convention in Great Falls. J B Selters returns from Cincinnati Chicago St Paul trip. Miss Clara Knutson and Miss Ida Hoyem head to Portland for business college course. Mr and Mrs John Chase of Troy visit with Amery Jones. Twin daughters born to Mr and Mrs A A Bass, one died. George F Ingram of Helena and ER CC Guthard of Chicago visit Kamp Kirwin with Jim Guthard and others. G H Howard travels to Chico Hot Springs for a week. Frank joins later. Mrs T B Switzer hosts in Bozeman. Mrs J Meek Wolf to Livingston. William Knapp and daughter host Nellie Sime en route to Wisconsin from Cascade. Melville dance entertains town. music and luncheon enjoyed.
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BIG Timber
A. F. Rice
Butte
John C. O'Leary
A. P. O'Leary
Great Falls
State League of Women Voters
Rice
J. B. Selters
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Paul
Clara Knutson
Ida Hoyem
Portland
John Chase
Troy
Amery Jones
A. A. Bass
George F. Ingram
Helena
CC. Guthard
Billings
Jim Guthard
Claude Lewis
Raymond Richards
Tom Baker
Kamp Kirwin
Boulder
William Knapp
Lillian
Nellie Sime
Wisconsin
Cascade
Sime
Melville Dance
The Heilbronner Company Silver Pressing Summary
The Heilbronner Company engages in silver pressing work described as part of its craft, indicating its role in maintaining or finishing metalware. The fragment notes ongoing processes without specifying dates, quantities, or outcomes.
Market report notes limited expansion since 1914
A European and Oriental war board sourced report says plant investment in 1919 vs 1914 shows no large expansion. Among 24 leading companies the combined property increase was about 20 percent, excluding United States Steel. Analysts expect the Pittman act to stabilize silver prices and discuss potential market manipulation amid a current price slump. Copper firms with silver in ore may feel impact. Private bankers see a pause in speculation as a chance to study prices from different angles.
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United States Steel
Chicago Packers Create Cloth From Cow Hair in Pennsylvania Tanneries
Agents of Chicago packers report success making men garments from hair clipped from slaughtered steers at a Pennsylvania tannery, signaling a novel use of animal byproducts and potential new textile material.
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Chicago
Pennsylvania
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