Market drift with dull activity on New York securities
New York stocks opened listless as traders sought vacation breaks and bankers were scarce. The day saw little movement aside from a 24% rise in American Cotton Oil on favorable trade conditions and occasional gains in bonds, while primary rails and industrials showed no decisive direction amid ongoing consolidation concerns and uncertain liquidity.
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Grain and meat prices drift as markets ease
Market notes show May pork down 24 1 2 cents with lard and ribs mixed. Cash quotes list flour dull, spring wheat around 72 cents, No 2 yellow corn 61 4 cents, No 2 oats about 41 4 cents, rye around 41 1 2 cents, and Seed values. Receipts and shipments for flour, wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley, and fats indicate slowed activity in the trading day.
London stock market quiet amid Rhodes illness rumors
London stocks showed no action today as traders awaited news on Cecil Rhodes. Rumors of his serious illness or death circulated without confirmation. Americans remained stagnant and heavy on gold exports with £20,000 of Australian gold arriving.
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Cecil Rhodes
Australia
Chicago Market Between Cattle Hogs and Sheep on March First
Cattle receipts total %0 head with ranges from good to prime at 047 and cows or heifers priced from 1.26 to 2.55. Hog receipts 12 000 head with values from 5.80 to 6.52 for mix and heavy pigs. Sheep receipts 1 000 head with lamb and ewe prices from 3.80 to 6.40, western and native varieties noted.
Market Totals From South Omaha Cattle and Hogs
South Omaha cattle and hog market notes report steady to higher movement. Cattle receipts around 100 with native steers to 106.50 and cows and heifers to 5.45. hog receipts about 4,000 with heavy hogs up to 6.25 and sows to 5.50. sheep receipts around zero with fed muttons to 5.75 and lambs to 6.40.
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Texas
New York Trade Figures For Week Reported
Exports of specie from New York to all countries totaled 5810 dollars in silver and 3142.47 dollars in gold. Imports of specie reached 83996 dollars in gold and 45244 dollars in silver. Dry goods and merchandise imports at the port totaled 1679719 dollars for the week.
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Copper Market Slows as Holders Grow Anxious
New York traders report weak copper demand with some sales near quoted lows while official prices hold. Tin and lead remain steady with small shifts. spelter and pig iron values show modest firmness and specific warrants and foundry grades are listed at several price points.
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Market summary of cattle hogs and sheep prices
Kansas City reports cattle receipts around 200 with native steers at 6.35 to 6.50, Texas and Indian steers 4.25 to 5.50, Texas cows 3.20 to 4.50, stockers 3 to 4.80, bulls 3.25 to 4.50. Hogs receipts 2,000 with bulk 5.60 to 6.80, heavies 6.90 to 6.40, sows 4.00 to 5.40. Sheep receipts 4,750 with muttons 4.75 to 5, lambs 6.30 to 6.50, wethers 5.00 to 6.10, ewes 4.00 to 5.90.
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Texas Fed
Mixel and Burghers
Mixea
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Hecht
Treasury cash balance and gold holdings report
Washington report notes available cash balance of 175,301,886 dollars and gold holdings of 88,821,209 dollars as of today March 1. The statement outlines total liquidity and precious metal reserves.
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Washington
Treasury
State banks report New York totals for March
New York banks report totals for the week ending March 1. Loans rise to 938 million with a 1.5 million increase. Deposits dip to 1.017 billion. Currency increases 24 thousand. Legal tenders fall 511 thousand. Specie down 2.0 million. Reserves fall to 24.438 million. Reserve requirement declines 496 thousand. Surplus declines 2.481 million.
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Associated Banks of
Oats and grains surge on Chicago contract stock move
In Chicago the oats market rose as a dominant May oats holder sought to move mixed oats for contract stock. Trading was lively early on a hint of government crop data due March 10. Wheat showed brief strength but overall weakness persisted while corn traded nervously amid heavy selling and bearish rains.
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Horts
May
Treasury Debt and Cash Balance Reported for February
The treasury statement shows at Feb 2 102 debt excluding cash of 1 006 556 002 a monthly drop of 1 370 846. It itemizes interest bearing debt 99 021 180 noninterest 1 916 270 plus 301 804 88 zero interest total 1 821 971 915. Certificates and notes total 815 015 089 offset by equal cash. Cash in treasury 1 222 652 906 with demand liabilities 897 291 59 leaving 825 961 866 on hand.
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Treasury
London Market Snapshot March 1 Consolidated Prices
London financial page reports consol prices at 411 16 for money and 415 16 for account. Anaconda and Atchison shares noted with 6 percent Atchison preferred 915. Canadian Pacific at 115 1/2. Bar silver dull at 25 1/2 pence per ounce. Money market at 29.2 percent.
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Circulation Totals for 90 Banks Show Monthly Decline
The comptroller of the currency reports at Feb 28 1902 a total bank circulation of 358 434 86 increasing 9 779 612 for the year and decreasing 1 000 748 for the month. Bond backed circulation stands at 320 074 924 up 857 876 year over year and down 2 203 467 for the month. Lawful money secured circulation is 308 359 943 up 8 921 736 year and up 1 193 714 this month. United States registered bonds on deposit total 322 575 09 and for public deposits 114 883 150.
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United States
Seore
Shelby Junction notes recount social and civic events
Rev Ed wards of Helena held services in Shelby Junction and organized a Sunday school with Mrs C A Hunt as superintendent and Mrs Esther Kensler as assistant. The Knights of Pythias hosted a masquerade ball to a large crowd. Dr Knowles inspected a cow carcass for disease and urged quarantine if contagious. George Reedy broke his right leg at Ponderay and was transported for care.
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George Reedy
Ponderay
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Lethbridge
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Charles Hilger
Prairie Fire Devastates Fort Cobb Settlers
A destructive prairie fire near Fort Cobb in the new country caused great damage to about 100 homesteaders. It swept away improvements, stock, and all personal property, forcing residents to flee for their lives.
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Bids Sought to Build Dillon & Basin Telephone Line
Trustees of the Dillon & Basin Telephone Company invite bids by March 7 1902 for a 50 mile line from Wisdom to Bannack Montana. Specs call for pine or fir poles 25 feet long peeled and tarred two feet above ground two wires No 9 galvanised iron, oak braces 24 inches insulators standard make. Completion by July 1 1902 except instruments. Bids to be marked building telephone line. trustees may reject any bid.
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Jackson
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Anaconda Directory Ad Promotes Local Stables Policy
Advertisement for Warm Springs Livery Feld and Sale Stables at 111 West Commercial in Anaconda urging prompt attention and reasonable rates. J French Proprietor advertised contact by phone.
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Bank Officers Named In Copper Creek Event
John R Toole listed as President M B Greenwood as Vice-President Louis V Bennett serves as Cashier and C Norbeck is Assistant Cashier for the organization referenced in the notice.
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M. B. Greenwood
Louis V. Bennett
C Norbeck
Notice to creditors against D Cohen Jr at Anaconda
Notice to sons having claims against D Cohen Jr who did business as a merchant at 18 Main Street Anaconda Deer Lodge county Montana to present the claims with vouchers certified to George P Wellcome assignee for the benefit of creditors at his office in the Durston block Anaconda on or before April 13 1902 Dated Anaconda February 13 1902 George P Wellcome Assignee
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George PP. Wellcome
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Durston
George P. Wellcome
Notice to Creditors of D Cohen Sr
Notice is hereby given to all persons having claims against D Cohen Sr late of the town that they must present their claims to the undersigned executor within the required period or be barred. The notice outlines claim procedures, deadlines, and the address for filing.
Sealed Proposals for Montana Insane Care Invited
Montana state board of commissioners for the insane in Helena invites sealed proposals for two years of care and maintenance of the insane from April 192. Proposals due March 2 1902 and opened March 25 1902 at 2 PM. Send to the State Board with notation Proposals for the Care and Maintenance of the Insane. Board may reject any or all proposals. George M. Hays secretary of state and board secretary.
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