Wheat market buoyed by export demand and crop fears
Wheat surged on export business totaling about 5 million bushels in 48 hours, closing unsettled but higher. March and May futures advanced, with corn and oats also gaining amid weaker hogs and lean receipts. Oklahoma crop damage from grasshoppers cited as a risk, while Argentina rumors prompted some bear pressure. Prices ranged with No 2 red wheat at 1.55 percent, corn 65 cents, oats 42 to 43 cents, and lard around 11 dollars per hundredweight.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Oklahoma
New York
Stock Market Recovers From Fortnight Low Mood At New York
At the New York Stock Exchange March 16 the market showed a clear shift from the last fortnight's gloom. Short sellers covered amid organized support in solid issues, with notable gains in late trading led by United States Steel and Southern Pacific. Atlantic Gulf and General Asphalt dragged early, while total sales reached 9.35 million dollars par value.
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Associated Press
New York
Shorts
Atlantic Gulf
General Asphalt
United Fruit
Crucible Steel
United States Steel
Southern Pacific
London
Paris
Mining activity advances in Mineral county Montana districts
In Mineral county Montana mining leads regional industry with copper lead and silver values. Superior ships ore from Iron Mountain mine three miles from town, operated by leasers. Day interests of Wallace Idaho expanding holdings in Saltese district suggesting early development. Minerals Separation North American sues Utah Copper Ray Consolidated Chino Hercules and related groups over oil and solution patents seeking damages. Bryan Mining prepares to resume near Saltese with new equipment and power line. Chicago-Boston property shows two feet of high grade silver lead ore in Coeur d Alenes.
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Superior
Mineral County
Mont
Iron Mountain
Wallace
Idaho
Saltese
Bis Town
Utah Copper
Ray Consolidated
Chino
Arizona Hercules
Ray Hercules Copper Companies
Minerals Separation North American Corporation
Boston News Bureau
Minerals Separation Company
Minerals Separation
Supreme Court
Miami Copper Company
Court of Appeals For
District of Philadelphia
Bryan Mining Company
Taft
Montana Power Company
Milwaukee Railroad
Bryan
Chicago-Boston
Coeur d'Alenes
Callahan Zinc- Lead Company
Minneapolis Wheat and Grain Prices Reported
Associated Press dispatch from Minneapolis on March 15 shows wheat receipts at 219 cars versus 138 yesterday. Cash prices for No 1 northern wheat ranged around 1.57 to 1.62, March 1.41, May 1.41. Corn No 8 yellow 0.64 to 0.55, oats No 3 white 0.47 to 0.67, rye No 2 1.36 to 1.30, flax No 2 around 1.72. Flour down about 20 to 25 cents, family patents quoted 8.50 to 8.75 per barrel in 98-pound sacks. Shipments totaled 38,977 barrels with bran at 23.
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Midvale Steel
Missouri Pacific
Montana Power
Ats H. & H
Northern Pacinie
Nova Scotia Steel
Pan-Am. Pet
Pennsylvania
Pierce-Arrow
Pittsburg
Eeee Pond Creek
Pr. Steel Car
Cere Ry. Steel Springs
Stromberg Carb
Studebaker Co
Superior Steel
Tennessee Copper
Texas
Texas & Pacific
Union Oil
Union Pacific
United Allo Steel
United
Heilbronner
Western Union
Westin House
Alaska
Wilson & Co
Willys-Overland
Worthington
Sumatra
Liberty
Pap. Pfd
Int. Corp
York C
Allis. Chalmers Sane
Butte Stock Exchange
Ee Am
Lauzier-Wolcott
Cascade
Atchison
Wright Peerless
Baldwin
Beth. Steel B
Bankers
Federal Cieeeewee
Burke Oil
Wyo
Glenrockee
Butte & Upton
Ewnnee
Metro
Pet
Oees
Chile Copper
Midwest Refining
Qpeakee Collins
Midwest Oi
Dillon O Seree
Colorado UG
Ee Northwest
Sear
Okmulgee
Sapulpa
Sequoyah
Great Western Sneer
Columbus
Greybult & Montana
Calif
Simms
Kansas-Montana
Cerro Dé Paseo
Ceess
Kinne
Columbus Gas
Omar Ryan
Reer Ween Eee
Mike Henry
Boone Ce
Ontana
Can. Zo
Erie
Montana
G. N
Ro & Zee Erneetee
Goodrich
Nipissing Raeveee
Attenee Haske Barker
A & Eeatner
Willow Creek
H & L. Pfd
Lauzier- Walcott Company
Interborough Con
Harvester Canada
Marine
We. Pte
Viree National
Miami Copper
Gadsden
Oston Copp
causier-Welcot Company
Ventura Ereeeerenes
Aes Agvoenlufc
Eeeere
Ahmeek
Allouezt
Butte & Balisklave Calumet & Hecla
Centennial
Victoria Eeeeneeee
Winona Wolverine
the Associated Press
Minneapolis
Gossip From the Brokers in Heilbronner Market Review
The New York Herald reports the copper market shows little upside unless production is cut. First two months annual output 100–105 million pounds monthly. January deliveries 100 million pounds with 5 million pound surplus. February about 75 million pounds with total two‑month surplus near 30 million pounds. Carryover about 900 million pounds. Rails stay firm. London notes a Great Britain Russia accord expected. labor disputes loom. Oil market weak, Mexican Petroleum pressure. Atlantic Gulf and Standard Oil moves in Mexico. Copper remains scarce with producers holding at 12.5 cents. domestic electrolytic copper priced at 12.4 cents per pound for prompt and March.
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Heilbronner Market Review
New York Herald
Daily Metal Reporter
London
Central News
Russia
Great Britain
Chicago
George A. Ellis
FB. F. Hutton & Co
Bears
Lauzier-Wolcott Mining and Statistical Department
Galveston
Texas
Mexican Petroleum
Atlantic Gulf
Standard Oil Company
Mexico
Market Snapshot of Foreign Exchange and Time Loans
New York report notes prime mercantile paper at 7 percent with irregular exchange and sterling demand at 3.89 percent. Time loans for 60 and 90 days and six months remain steady with rates around 6.42 to 7 percent.
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The
Associated Press
New York
Prime Mercantile
Butte Invited to Chicago Show by Mining Group
Mining men from Butte were invited by John T. Burns to send a Butte exhibit to the national mining show in Chicago October 17 to 22. Attendees included C. H. Clapp, Charles Bocking, Senator W. C. Muffley, George Fowler, and J. L. Bruce. Burns urged action and optimism to back industrial revival as Alaska, Canada, and Mexico plan representation. he then departed for Salt Lake City.
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Butte
John T. Burns
American Mining Congress
Chicago
Silver Bow Club
C. H. Clapp
School of Mines
Charles Bocking
The
Mining Congress
W. C. Muffley
Winston
Mr. Burns
Salt Lake City
Livestock Prices and Slower Trade Report Chicago Market
Livestock receipts at Chicago show cattle 12 000 head with slow demand and weak undertone. Hogs down 25 to 60 cents from yesterday, tops near 11.30 with bulk 200 pounds around 10 75 to 11 15. Sheep receipts 22 000 with opening slow and lambs 10 50 early, bulk fat lambs 9 50 to 10 10.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Omaha Market Report Shows Mixed Receipts and Shifts
Omaha market notes for March 15 report hog receipts at 12,000 with uneven demand. Early shippers paid 10c to 26c higher for medium and light butchers, later trends down 10c to 25¢. Bulk weights around 250 pounds and up average $9.50 to $10.50, top $10.75. Cattle receipts at 7,000 with steady beef steers but weakness to 26c lower. top steers $9.65. Sheep receipts 9,000 with strong light lambs and grocer buy decks at $9.75 to $10.85. ewes steady at $5.90.
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Omaha
The
Associated Press
Market Report from Spokane Livestock Receipts
Hogs receipts 62 with market strong to steady and prime hog quotations unchanged. Cattle receipts 36 with market steady and quotations unchanged. Sheep receipts 11 with market steady and prime lambs at 7.50 to 8.50 and others unchanged.
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The
Associated Press
Spokane
Cattle and Hog Prices Edge Lower in South St Paul Market
United States Bureau of Markets reports South St Paul cattle receipts at 65 300 with a mixed, mostly steady to weak market. Large lots of beef steers bring 7.88 to 9.25, cows and heifers 4.50 to 7. Canners and cutters 2.50 to 4. Bologna bulls around 4.25. Hogs receipts 11 500 easy market 25c lower, range 8.50 to 10.65, bulk 9.60 to 10.60. Sheep receipts 500 slow to weak with lambs 6.65 to 9.50 and ewes 5.50 to 6.75.
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The
Associated Press
United States Bureau of Markets
South ST. Paul
Sheridan News Notes Highlights Local Deaths and Weddings
Charles Bartruff died in Butte and was buried in Virginia City after funeral services in Sheridan. Mrs. J. M. Maddison and others visited relatives in Butte. Frank Jackson and Leona Mallender wed at the bridegroom’s sister home with Rev. Cunningham officiating. The couple left for Butte on the afternoon train. A tin shower honored Leona Mallender. Community groups met including the Ladies Aid and Episcopal Guild. Don Hermsmeyer shipped oats at 1.60 per hundred. A. J. Halse celebrated twenty-fifth wedding anniversary with friends. Mrs. Munson’s hospitalization was reported improving.
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Myron Cunningham
Ladies’ Aid Society
Amelia Rightnour
Schowe
Episcopal Guild
Don Hermsmeyer
A. J. Halse
James Munson
Butte
E. D. Marsh
Frank Jackson
Leona Mallender
Edna Hill
Hildred
Dorthea Marsh
Vaneta
Hazel Cheney
Mary Bingham
Helen Schmittroth
Esther
Dan F Shea for Police Judge in Butte
Dan F Shea announces candidacy on the Democratic ticket for police magistrate in Butte Montana. He notes his blindness while stressing honesty courage learning and integrity and pledges to apply the law impartially without favors. Paid for and circulated by Dan F Shea 1034 Waukesha St. Butte.
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Dan F. Shea
Butte
State School For the
Boulder
Mont
Butte Business College
Silver Bow
Dan Shea
Waukesha St
Butte, Montana
Local Notes Include Names Illness And Speech
Miss Elizabeth Gersh has been ill this week. The Rev Mr Smith of Twin Belden is spending a few days here with friends. Louisiana is to have a bird and game refuge 75 miles long and 7 miles wide. Thumb prints for identification were used by the Chinese as early as 200 B C.
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Gertrue Hill
Olive Danials
Isabel Neylon
Mrs. Rucker
Glen Marsh
Myron Cunningham
Robert Payne
Gores la Due
Charles McDonald
Elizabeth Gersh
Mr. Smith
Twin Belden
Louisiana
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Laugier-Woleort
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Daly-West
Utah
Wellington
NEW York Money
Lauzier-Wolcott Company
Anaconda
Billings
Statistical Department
Chow
Weite
Daly Bank and Trust Co
First National Bank of Butte
Federal Reserve System
Andrew J. Davis
J. 8. Dutton
Dr. B Stephenson
George VA. Hill
Andrew J. Davis Jr
W. J. Forsythe
Sheridan News Notes
United States
Northern Pac Chesapeake & Ohio
Great Northern
Kansas CI Southern
Atchison, Southern Railway
Coppers
Cerro DE Pasco
Inspiration
Chile
BAY Consolidated
Greene-Cananea
Kennecott
Heilbronner Company
E. Park
W. A Clare J. Boss Clarke
W. A. Clark & Bro
Alex 2. Johnston Ee
Butts
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