Big Receipts at Kansas City Drag Wheat Down in Chicago
The Associated Press reports Kansas City buyers sent wheat prices lower in Chicago as 625 cars moved to stores and sellers questioned high values. Bears pressed early, but a late uptick followed export and Southwest demand cues. Corn and oats steadied. hog arrivals influence provisions, with cash market showing scattered gains and losses.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Kansas City
Seaboard
Minneapolis
The
New York Money Market Report Highlights Rates
Associated Press reports prime mercantile paper at 7 3 4 percent. Exchange rates show easy sterling at 3.86 percent demand and 3.87 percent cables. Francs 7.12 demand and 7.14 cables. Belgian francs 7.33 demand and 7.35 cables. Guilders 34 and 34.10 cables. Lire 3.63 demand and 3.65 cables. Marks 1.58 demand and 1.59 cables. Greece 7.40. Argentine 35. Brazilian 16. Montreal discount 1 1 2 percent. Time loans steady at 60 90 days and 6 months 6 7 percent. Call money strong high low and ruling rate 7 percent. closing bid 6 percent. last loan 7 percent.
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New York
The
Associated Press
Greece
Montreal
Copper and sugar prices keep steady as markets drift
The Associated Press reports Copper prices hold steady with spot and near months around 12 13 cents with assorted grades cited. Raw sugar remains at 5.77 cents for centrifugal and refined at 7 75 cents. Bar silver in domestic markets at 99 64 cents, foreign at 56 4 percent. New York stock market dull with mixed losses in shippings motors chemicals textiles utilities and a broad decline in iron and steel related shares. Total stock sales about 400000. International credit fears lift bond weakness with French and Danish issues at new lows.
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Associatess
New York
Eyeney
St. Loui
The
Associated Press
Shorts
Western
Southwest
London
Paris
Entente
Mines And Mining See New Alta Mill Under Way At Corbin
Work has begun on a 1000 ton capacity mill at Corbin by Alta Consolidated, newly owning the Alta mine in Wickes Corbin. Superintendent Miller from Salt Lake City will lead operations. initial use will treat old tailings and later ore from newly opened levels. Diamond drilling shows strong results amid a context of declining US gold output due to a $20.67 fixed price, with many mines facing shutdowns without relief. Calumet & Hecla reports continued stamping with 11 heads in use, while Mohawk and Wolverine rise in daily tonnage. Ajax drifting near the Hercules claim in Coeur d'Alenes shows promising high grade silver-lead stringers in the latest 75 feet.
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New York
Lauzier-Wolcott Company
eBecces
Metro
Pettenrock
Eeee Merrittee
Midwest Refining
Midwest Oilcom
Northwest
Eee
Okmulgee Eee
Sapulpa
Omar Ee
Boston
Boone
Lausier-Walcots
Adventure
Caledonia
Ahmeek
Tenner
Canada Copper
Allouez
Magma
Ewee
Leusier-Wolestt Compen
Indiana
Isle Royal
Alta
Alta- Michigan
Kerr Lake Ee
Albion Gon
Keweenaw
Steee
Eureka
Quincy Santa Fe
Silver King
Utah Apex
Utah
Silver Shield
Victoria
Alavaree
Lauzier- Welstt. Company
Bay State Gas American Oil Sete
O's Bohemia
Beaverhead-Alta
Boston & Elyepee
Big Indian
Butte & London
Boston-Wyo
Boston & Montana
Bi Lehman Ee
Calaveras
Ee Rose Teeter
Frantz Steer
Majestic Peer En
Gates
Wyo
Meinley
Great Westerner
Nevada-Douglas
Ee Enee
Greybull & Montana
Ray Hercules
Kansas-Montana
Miami
Kinney
United Verde
Mike Henry
Gadsden
Montana-Can
Montana Oil
Musselshell Seeee Butte Stock Exchange
Barnes-Kin Protiy
Boston & Ontana
Wyoming
Tuolumne
Corbin
Alta Consolidated Company
Wickes-Corbin
Miller
Salt Lake City
United States
Calumet & Hecla
Calumet
Hecla
Houghton
South Hecla
Red Jacket
Ajax
Hercules
Burke
Coeur d'Alenes
Gossip From the Brokers Heilbronner Market Review
The stock market shows little feature after a holiday with traders waiting cautiously. Call money near 7 percent. copper shares neglected. premiums rise on United Fruit and American Sugar. Reports note large short interest and mixed signals from Berlin regarding Saxon factories. United Cigar Stores declares a March dividend. Bosch Magneto posts $943,700 net for 1920. Imperial Oil announces 1 percent cash and 10 percent stock distribution. Wheat sees short covering and a possible US merchant marine strike looming in two weeks.
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Heilbronner Market
Atlantic Gulf & West Indies
Youngstown Independent Steel Mills
Winslow-Townsend
United Fruit
Crucible
Best of
Berlin
Daily News Record
Jed Btates Stee
Ces
Lauzier-Wolcott Mining and Statistical Department
China Copper Company
United Cigar Stores
Bosch Magneto
Dow-Jones
Imperial Oil Corporation
Middle States
B. L. Todd
The
Marine Engineers’ Beneficial Association
Bones of prehistoric animal uncovered near Winnett
In Winnett district a ranch discovery yields jaw bones with tusk like teeth that researchers believe belong to a prehistoric animal. Halbert's ranch workers found the relics yesterday and they are now on display in Winnett awaiting study from Prof. Otis Freeman of Fergus County High School, known for examining ancient skeletons in multiple local sites.
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Lewistown
Halbert
Winnett
Otis Freeman
Fergus County High School
Oil drilling slows at Flatwillow structure amid ground looseness
Reporters on the Flatwillow property near Lewistown find the site fenced and no information on oil hits at Seattle-Flatwillow. At the Big Lehman, 100 feet of oil stands in the casing, prompting slow progress as management drills by inches. Secretary A W Warr expects completion possibly Tuesday. In Lewistown mayoral nominations, the non partisan plan wavers with possible opposition. names discussed include C J Marshall, George W Cook, P P Halpin, E K Cheadle, and E O Kindschy.
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Lewistown
Seattle-Flatwillow Company
Flatwillow
Winnett
Lehman
A. W. Warr
C. J. Marshall
George W. Cook
P. P. Halpin
E. K. Cheadle
E. O. Kindschy
White Sulphur Notes Visit and Travel_updates
White Sulphur Springs notes list visiting families from Geraldine and Toston. Hazel and Buddie join their parents from Geraldine to visit Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Lanstad. Ruby Lippert visits her sister Mrs. Elmer Butler. Ralph Shafferzick and spouse spend week in Spokane with brother Charles. R. T. Ringling and Charles Haines returned from Spokane business trip. Ernest White traveled to Helena this week.
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White Sulphur Springs
Hazel
Buddie
Geraldine
E. R. Lanstad
Ruby Lippert
Toston
Elmer Butler
Ralph Shafferzick
Spokane
Charles
R. T. Ringling
Charles Haines
Ernest White
Helena
Livestock Prices and Receipts From Chicago Market
Livestock market report from Chicago dated February 28 shows cattle receipts at 18,000 with veal calves steady and higher bids for others. Hogs receipts 67,000 with prices 15 to 25 cents lower. top hog price $10.60 for 160 to 170 pounds. Sheep receipts 19,000 with early sales steady and later weakness. lamb top $11, fat lambs $10 to 10.50, 112-pound wethers at $7.00.
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The
Associated Press
Chicago
Spokane Market Report Hogs and Cattle Prices
SPOKANE Feb 28 hog receipts 160 market steady prime mixed 10.25 10.76 medium mixed 9.75 10.25 heavies 7.75 9.75 pigs 39 10 stockers and feeders 8.50 10 Cattle no receipts good demand prime steers 7 7.75 good to choice 6 7 medium to good 5 6 fair to medium 4.50 5 common to fair 4 4.50 choice cows and heifers 6 6.75 good to choice 4.50 6 medium to good 4 4.50 fair to medium 3.50 4 cann ers 2 4 bulls 4 5.50 light calves 10 13 heavy veal calves 7 10 stockers and feeders 4.50 6.50 Sheep no receipts market steady prime lambs 7 7.50 fair to medium 6 7 prime yearlings 6 6.50 prime wethers 5.50 6 best mutton ewes 2 4.
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The
Associated Press
Spokane
Market Reports From Omaha Hogs Cattle Sheep Prices
Omaha notes Feb 28 hogs receipts 11 500 market mostly 10 15c lower bulk medium and light butchers 9 20 9 40 top 9 50 strong weight and packing grades 8 75 9 15 cattle receipts 6 300 beef steers 15 25c higher bulk 8 9 25 top 9 90 butcher stock uneven strong to 25c higher vears steady to 25e higher stockers and feeders mostly 25e higher sheep receipts 13 000 lambs steady to strong top wethers 6 50 ewes 6 25 feeders steady
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The
Associated Press
Omaha
United States Bureau of Markets
South ST. Paul
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices From South St. Paul Market Report
Receipts: cattle 1600, hogs 8100, sheep 2500. Cattle strong in best grades with steers up to 8.25, most beef cattle from 6.50 to 7.50. Hogs uneven, lights steady, others weak to 25 cents. range 7.50 to 9.80, top 10.35. Sheep steady to good quality, quotable 9.25 to 10.25, best 5.25 to 6.35.
Pioneer John McDonnell Celebrates Birthday in Bozeman
Bozeman Missouri Valley era pioneer John McDonnell reaches his eighty eighth birthday at home, attended by family including son Robert Emmett McDonnell of Kansas City. Born Ireland February 26 1833, he arrived in America at sixteen, lived in New Jersey Iowa Des Moines Des Moines, married Harriet Stuff in 1864, moved to Gallatin County then Bozeman. He has seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren and remains active among Gallatin pioneers community.
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Bozeman
John Mc Donnell
Gallatin
Robert Emmett
Kansas City
John McDonnell
Ireland
America
New Jersey
Iowa
Harriet C. Stuff
Des Moines
Plains
Virginia City
Mrs. McDonnell
Madison
Gallatin City
Sixth Avenue
Olive Street
McDonnell
Mr. McDonnell
Lizzie McDonnell
J. K. McDonnell
Manhattan
Baker Creek
Robert Emmett McDonnell
Pioneers’ Society
Gallatin County
Stevensville News Notes Focus on Orchard Management Shifts
A. C. Dixon takes over Illinois orchards 300 acres on Burnt Fork north bench with Rm. Jarvis as overseer. Stratton couple finish farm house improvements and plan to move. Rex May, a Billings attorney, visits family. George Mace in serious hospital condition with Walter Mace and Roy visiting from Corvallis. University student Earl Lockridge stays with parents. Elizabeth Mitchell from Salmon arrives to aid Erwin Foss hospitalized. Happy Jack Oldenburg and family to move to Spokane next week.
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Stevensville
A. C. Dixon
Sunnyside
Illinois
Burnt Fork
Rm. Jarvis
R. A. Stratton
Rex May
Billings
George May
John
Missoula
Elizabeth Mitchell
Salmon
Idaho
Erwin Foss
John F. Oldenburg
Happy Jack
Spokane
Beaution and Betsy Lokenhing Hamilton Notes
At Mrs. R. W. Beck home on Friday afternoon Mrs. Beck and Mrs. Frank L. Burns hosted a Kensington in honor of Mrs. W. W. Rut ledge and her sisters Mrs. Lysle and Mrs. Layman with 30 guests present. A marriage license was issued to Donald J. McLellan and Johanna Gray of Missoula, married by Justice Whaley in the afternoon. John McLaughlin of Stevensville visited Hamilton, and Nicholas Blindauer arrived from the East for a short stay to finish classification work under contract.
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Justice Whaley
John McLaughlin
Stevensville
Hamilton
Nicholas Blindauer
Grain Men's Conference Marks 15 Discussed Marketing
Lewistown February meeting brought leaders from farm and grain marketing groups to discuss unifying and expanding contract systems in the state. Harmony prevailed as speakers including George C. Jewett and C. W. Nelson addressed the gathering. C. M. Strawman was chosen as Montana’s delegate to the Spokane wheat contracting convention on March 1.
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Lewistown
George C. Jewett
Washington-Idaho Wheatgrowers’ Association
C. W. Nelson
Tri- State Terminal Elevator Company
C. M. Strawman
Montana
Convention of
Wheat Contracting Associations
Spokane
Melrose News Notes highlight local social and travel
Horace Hand arrives in Melrose from Oregon for a few days of business. Dorothy Gillhouse of Dillon visits Streble ranch. Joseph Kambich from Rocker visits relatives in Glendale. William Lacy family attend Ramsey dance. Ike Hansen travels to Butte on business. Louis Hoffman of Butte seriously injured in a mine. Carl Terry plans a visit to Hecla with sister Mrs. James Maddux. Camp Fire Girls meeting features Indian symbol names for head bands, with Edna Turner hosting. officers and members listed.
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Melrose
Horace Hand
Oregon
Dorothy Gillhouse
Dillon
Streble Ranch
Joseph Kambich
Rocker
Glendale
William Lacy
Opal Lacy
Farley
Ramsey
Ike Hansen
Butte
Frank Tate
Louis Hoffman
Carl Terry
Hecla
James Maddux
Edna Turner
Catherine Drayton
Florence Alson
Louise Harney
Dolly MacLuar
Gladys Boetticher
Ruby Norris
Ethel Tate
Marguerite la Marche
Beatrice Maddux
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NEW York Stock Exchange
New Law
Heilbronner
Stoc
Alaska
Car & Fdy
Sumatra
Writ
Pap
Int. Corp
Tobacco Eevee
Allis-Chalmers Wee
Suar
Atchison Copper
Beth, Steel
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn R
Butte & Mecassee
Butte Cop
Zinc Motor Truck
Calif. Petroleum
Canadian Pacific
A. Ches
Ohio
Columbia Graph
Calif
Cerro de Pasco
Columbus Gasener
Mine & . R
Fisk Tire Tee
General
General Electric
G. Re. Motors
S. Greene-Cananea
N. P Tenee
Goodrich
Haskell & Barker
Eeseeee Hide & Leather
Interborough Con
Inspiration Harvester
Mer Marine
Kennecott Cop Park
Kelly-Springfield
Keystone Tire
Lackawanna See
Resen
Lee Tire Ee
Mex Petroleum
Maxwell Motors
Miami Copper
Midvale Steel
Missouri Pacific
Montana Power
Ae Tees
Nevada
Central
NH & H
Northern Pacific
Nova Scotia Steel
Prod & Ref
Pan-Am
Pet
Pennsylvania
Pierce-Arrow
Pittsburg
Ever Pond Creek
Pr. Steel Car
Ry. Steel Springs
Ray Con. Opper
Eres Rem
Rep. Iron & Steel
Royal Dutch Eee
Shattuck-Ariz Se
Sinclair Oil
Sloss-Sheffield
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Stromberg
Studebaker Co
Superior Steel
Tennessee Copper
Texas Co
Wena
Texas & Pacific
Trans. Oil
Union Oil
Eaee
Union Pacific
United Alloy Steel
United Ref
U. S. Ind
U S
U S. Sm
Liberty
Boston News Bureau
Hindenburg
Detroit Free
BANKE
Alex J. Johnston
Cash J. K. Heslet
Terest
Butts
Pioneer John M'Donnell
Gallatin Valley
Hamilton News Notes
Melrose News Notes
Peter Perkins
Peter Parking
Ion
Kriebel
South la Salle Street
Butte, Montana
Daly Bank and Trust Co
First National Bank of Butte
Federal Reserve System
Andrew J. Davis
Dutton
J. E. Stephenson
George A. Hill
Andrew J. Davis Jr
Cashier
J. Forsythe
Swmnd
Heilbronner Company
Lauzier-Wolcott CO
Anaconda
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