British Holdings Aid Wheat Bears In Chicago Market
The wheat market fell as British government holdings were seen as sufficient to cover需求 through the season. March futures at 1.50 1 2, May 1.41 1 2, with corn and oats slipping and provisions largely unchanged. Early gains faded after midday as sellers dominated despite receipts being curtailed. Cash quotes list No 1 red wheat at 1.58, corn 62 62 1 2, oats 41 41 2 3, with several seeds and fats lightly noted.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Great Britain
Greece
Minneapolis Grain Market Report March 23 Receipts and prices noted
Wheat receipts were 175 cars versus 195 a year ago. Cash bids showed No 1 northern wheat at 1.53 to 1.59, March at 1.37 and May at 1.36. No 3 yellow corn 50 to 51 cents, No 3 oats 35 to 35. Rye No 2 around 1.40 to 1.41. Flax No 1 about 1.72 to 1.75. Flour prices steady to 20 cents higher. Shipments reached 58,570 barrels with family patents quoted at 8.65 to 8.85 per barrel. Bran around 322 to 23.
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The
Associated Press
Minneapolis
World Money Markets Reported in New York City
NEW YORK March 23 Prime mercantile paper at 74.7 percent. Exchange steady with sterling demand at 3.91 and cables 3.91. Francs demand 6.95 and cables 6.97. Guilders 34.37 demand, cables higher. Lire 3.97 demand, cables 3.99. Marks 1.61 demand, cables 1.63. Greece 7.54, Argentina 34, Brazil 14.85. Montreal 123 16 per cent discount. Time loans steady at 6 to 7 percent for 60 90 days and 6 months. Call money easier. high rate 6 percent, low and closing bid 6 percent, last loan 6 percent.
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The
Associated Press
New York
Prime Mercantile
Greece
Montreal
Metal Prices Steady Copper Leads Mixed Market
New York March 23 Copper steadier electrolytic spot and March 18% 13 cc second quarter 12% 13c firm spot and nearby 29.25 29.50 futures 30 30.75 Antimony easier spot 5.25 5.50c Iron nominal No 2 southern 25 Lead dull spot 4c Zinc easier East St Louis delivery spot 4.70 4 Tic
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Associated Press
New York
Southern
East St. Louis
Bar silver and discount rates in New York and London
Bar silver figures for New York on March 23 show domestic 99½ percent and foreign 56½ percent, Mexican dollars at 43 cents. London on March 3 quotes bar silver 38½ pence per ounce and money at 6 percent. Discount rates list short bills at 7 percent and three month bills at 6 64 percent.
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The
Associated Press
New York
London
Sugar Prices and Calcutta Mosque Inside Tree Trunk
Raw sugar settles at 6.27c per pound for centrifugal and refined sugars at 8c to 8.25c per pound for fine granulated. A Calcutta mosque is reportedly built inside the hollow of a large tree trunk in India, reflecting unusual local construction.
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The
Associated Press
New York
Calcutta
India
Gossip From The Brokers Market Review
Market overview notes call money at six percent and renewed momentum in motor shares with substantial gains. Coppers and rail shares show activity. United States Steel posts earnings of 16.62 per share for 1920 versus 10.14 in 1919. Soviet trade appeal to Harding and Russia discussions loom, while rail traffic and mergers rumors circulate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hellbronner
Montreal
New York
Sears Roebuck
United States Steel Corporation
Harding
Russia
United States
Lloyd Ree
England
New York Stock Exchange
Rails
Cuyler
Railway Executives’ Association
Stock Market Rebounds On March Session At New York Exchange
The New York Stock Exchange saw its largest and most varied trading in recent sessions with gains led by Motors and Oils as key names like Studebaker Pierce Arrow Chandler and related rubber accessories Atlantic Gulf General Asphalt Mexican and Pan American Petroleum and Associated Pacific and Houston oils rallying. Rails lagged but transcontinentals coal stocks rose with totals at 1 275 000 shares as money and gold flows influenced broad gains amid no single catalyst.
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Associated Press
New York
Ypuvats
Transcontinentals
Studebaker
Pierce Arrow
Chandler
Rubber
Atlantic Gulf
General Asphalt
Pan-American Petroleums
Associated
Pacific
Houston
Crucible
Lackawanna and
Republic Steels
Baldwin Locomotive
American International
United Fruit
Mercantile Marine
Preferred
American Woolen
International Paper
Industrial Alcohol
Sweden
Miami “Copper
Midvale Steel
Missouri Pacific
Nat Montana Power Enamel
Nat. Lead
Nevada
Pan-Am
Pennsylvania Ee
People’s Gas
Pierce-Arrow Se
Pittsburg
Ease Pond Creek
Pr. Steel Car
Ween Ee Ry. Steel
Ray Con. Opper
Reading
Rem Typewriter
Rep
Iron & Steel
Royal Dutch
Shattuck-Ariz
Sinclair Oil
Sloss-Sheffield
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Stromberg
Studebaker Co
Ee Superior Steel
Tennessee Copper
Texas Co
Texas & Pacific
Union Pacific
United Alloy Steel
S. Steel
Westinghouse
White Motors
Wee E Nee Wilson & Co
Willys-Overland
Worthington Pump
Car & Fdy
York Curb
Lauzie -Wolcott Company
Indu Rials
Tel & Tel
Goldwyn
Baldwin Loco
Calif. Petroleum
Midwest
Canadian Pacific
Midwest Oil Com
Central Leather
Northwest
Calif
Caledonia
Cerro de Pasco
Canada Copper
Mason Valle Magma Copper
Fis
Aventure
Lgomah
Wyo
Allouez
Boston-Wyo
Haskell & Barker
Arizona
Big Lehman
Hide & Leather
Butte & Baljaklava
Burke Oil
Ewee
H & S. Pfd
Calumet & Arizona
Butte & Upton Chaell Oil Settee
Int Nickel
Calumet & Hecla
Interborough
Centennial
Inspiration
Dillon i
Int Paper
Franklin
Great Western
Invincible Oil
Granby
Greybull & Montan
Hancock
Kennecott Copper
Helvetia
Indiana
Kinney
Kelly-Springfield
Mike Ears
Keystone Tire
Kerr Lake Isle Royale
Montana Can
Lee Tire Lackawanna Tee Eee
Keweenaw
Montana Oil & Ref
Maxwell Motors
Lake Stee Ewe
Lis Musselshell
Michigan
Mohawk
New Arcadian Roy
Nipissing Eee
She Stellar Oil
North Lake
Tri-City Oil
Ojibway Eeeereseeers
An Duzen Oil
Old Dominion
Montana
Osceola Ee
Willow Creek See
Quincey
Santa F
Shannonee Salt Lake
South Lake
Lauzier- Woleets. Company
St Mary
Superior
Alta Michigan
Boston
Bohemia Eee Ee
Boston & Ely
Canada Copper Sees
Ee Cascade Ee
Silver King Coal'n
South Hecla
Crown Reserve
First National
Tintic Standard
la Rose A
Walker
Copper Surplus and Mine Upheavals Hit 1920 Industry
A Boston dispatch notes American Smelting and Refining held 129,924,991 pounds of copper on Oct 1 1920. The firm closed its sales agency to focus on its own copper after losses from selling under contract as market conditions worsened. The piece also reports dismantling of the Linfor 50 ton mill, wage cuts at East Helena smelter, new mining machinery at First Thought mine, and Mexico’s mining slump with low silver and lead prices forcing plant closures including Alvarado Mining and Milling.
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American Smelting and Refining Company
Boston Dispatch
Utah Copper Company
Linfor
Little North Fork
Coeur d'Alene
Kellogg
Little Fork River
Horst-Powell
East Helena
C. W. Adams
F. Cushing Moore
H. B. Kingsbury
American Commander Mining Company
Mullan
Idaho
First Thought
Independence Lead Mines Company
West Hunter Mining Company
Mexico
Frank C. Morehouse
McQuarters Corporation
New York City
Morehouse
New York
Alvarado Mining and Milking Company
Deer Lodge mayoral race names Conley winner in bid
Frank Conley, who has led Deer Lodge as mayor for over 20 years, was renominated on a citizens ticket in the city primary. G J Marquette ran on an independent ticket. Conley drew about twice as many votes as his challenger. alderman results included ward by ward contests with citizens and independent nominees. local notes report visits, enforcement actions on minors in pool halls, a $50 fine for two pool hall proprietors, and a marriage license for J Rys Jones and Madge Moore amid a death in the Moore family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Frank Conley
Citizens
G. J. Marquette
Conley
Ed Sears
Leslie McCormick
William Lintz
D. J. Malloy
Edward McLain
J. R. Rule
J. M. Brown
J. A. McGhee
Harry Peck
LODGE
Warren Evans
Seattle
Cleon Evans
California
William Wyckoff
Claude Bielenberg
Dempsey Creek Ranches
J. Rys Jones
Madge Moore
Lime Springs
Iowa
George Moore
Powell County
Lewistown News Notes Highlights Trials and Local Updates
In Lewistown March 23 notes, trials loom for Charles Wilson and Jack Ryan with April 12 13 and April 14 15 dates. Mayor Charles J. Marshall seeks re election facing Judge Jack Briscoe. Died: Dr Richard Roberts formerly of Billings and a Philippines veteran. Also John J Hall aged 21 Navy enlistment and funeral with military honors. Esther Bergen divorce from Peter Bergen granted for extreme cruelty. Mrs Margaret Day Rice obituary from Oakland notes Lewiston ties.
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Lewistown
Charles Wilson
Lois
Roy Ayers
Jack Ryan
Sig Olson
Charles J. Marshall
Jack Briscoe
Richard Roberts
Yakima
Wash
Roberts
Montana Regiment
Philippines
Fergus County
Billings
Charles Roberts
Garneill
Portland
Ore
John J. Hall
P. R. Hall
Armells
County’ High School
Ayers
Esther C. Bergen
Peter D. Bergen
Detroit
Livestock Market Report Chicago March 23
Cattle receipts 7000 with slow aging classes and steady early sales. Bulk butcher steers about 8.75 to 9.50, cows and heifers 5.75 to 7.75, bulls 5.25 to 6.25, calves dull and packers bids 50 cents lower. Hogs receipts 14000 active. lights 25c lower, others up 15 to 25c. top 10.75, standard 200 lb and down 10.25 to 10.65, 220 lb+ 9 to 10.25. pigs 25c to 40c lower. Sheep receipts 16000. killing classes steady. lambs top 10.60 early, fat wooled 9.75 to 10.50, shorn yearlings 7.25, average 86 lb, no fat sheep sold early.
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The
Associated Press
Chicago
South ST. Paul
United States Bureau of Markets
South 8St. Paul
Cattle and Hogs Markets Report From South St Paul
March 23 cattle receipts total 6200 with beef steers mostly steady and prices from 6.75 to 9.25 for good lots. hummocks for cows and heifers 4.50 to 6.50, canners and cutters 2 to 4. hogs receipts 12500 mostly 65 cents lower, prices 7.50 to 10.25 with tops near 10.00. sheep receipts 2500 open slow but steady with choice lambs around 10 dollars.
Omaha Market Report Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices
Omaha market report shows hog receipts at 14 000 with prices 25 to 35 cents lower, top hogs around 10. Cattle receipts 6 000 with steer and stocker prices about 25 cents lower, top steers near 9 40. Sheep receipts 000 with lambs selling 9 25 to 10 and shorn lambs around 8 25 to 8 0.
Market receipts hold steady with unchanged quotations
Spokane reports hog receipts 337. Cattle receipts 174. Sheep with no receipts. Market steady and quotations unchanged across hogs cattle and sheep.
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The
Associated Press
Spokane
Libby Quintet Second in Coast Tournament
Libby high school basketball team under Coach Baker returned from Spokane with silver medals and a banner after losing the final to Yakima 29-25 in overtime. James Christie earned a spot on the second all star team as Libby greeted by fans at the depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libby
Baker
Inland Empire
Spokane
Yakima
Wash
James Christie
Libby Boys
Reports black butte well 15 in are false
Lewistown March 23. Sensational reports last night claimed the Golden West well in Black Butte came in. Management said only a little oil seeps the hole as drilling encounters a very hard formation, possibly cap rock, with very slow progress. The Ten Spot near third sand shows oil on swabbing, but remains uncertain as a producer.
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Lewistown
Golden West
Black Butte
Cat Creek
George Fowler
Butte
A. C. M. Syndicate
Elk Basin
Harlan
West Dome
Butte Men
E. G. Lewis
Decker-Collins
Ritter-Lawson
Opposition to irrigation district triggers Kalispell meeting
Farmers in the lower valley oppose the irrigation district with a district court hearing set for April 11 and a mass meeting planned March 25 at the orange hall. Despite petitions, opposition has grown while a majority sign. Also noted are local business efforts by G Co Lee to manufacture a combination trunk and bathtub in Kalispell and a court-ordered sentence for John Trudell after a long legal saga ending with a $100 fine and jail. Mrs J W Walker, wife of the state treasurer, returns to Helena after two weeks with ill daughter-in-law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalispell
Lower Valley
District Court
Orange Hall
G. Co. Lee
John Trudell
Trudell
Browning
McCarthy
Harding Names Veteran Washington March 23
Washington Gardner of Albion Michigan was given a recess appointment today by President to serve as commissioner pensions. He is a former congressman and a Civil War veteran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Associated Press
Washington
Washington Gardner
Albion
Mich
Warding
Congress
Stillwater County baseball league formed with seven teams
A county league of seven towns in Stillwater county was created after a meeting. Teams include Columbus, Reed Point, Molt, Wheat Basin, Park City and Absarokee. Season runs Memorial day to Labor day with 12 games per club and four open dates for external matches. Championship series planned with Yellowstone and Carlon counties. a silver cup will be awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Stillwater County
Reed Point
Molt
Wheat Basin
Park City
Absarokee
Midland Empire
Yellowstone
Carlon
Needy Neighbor Aided by Ranchers in 60 Acre Planting
On March 23 in Columbus Charles Kasik, a territory farmer, had an operation and three months of recovery ahead. Neighbors rallied, 50 residents and 20 implements seeded over 60 acres, sharing a large dinner as cooperative aid. Kasik fainted upon hearing the news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Charles Kasik
Kasik
Milburn Nephew Fred O Neal Dies at Amherst College
DARBY March 23 Mrs George C Milburn learns her nephew Fred O Neal died recently at Amherst College Massachusetts of old shrapnel wound near the heart interment at Hillside Maine The World War veteran was the deceaseds relation Other local notes report Mrs William Young returning to Deer Lodge from her brothers home Ralph Downing James Lamp selling 160 acres to Herbert Lord near Medicine Springs and Jerry Wilkerson selling land north of town to Charles Lear and planning a home near the Northern Pacific depot Earl Morrison and G B Waldo returned from Salmon river country after most of the winter trapping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darby
George C. Milburn
Fred O'Neal
Amherst
Mass
Amherst College
Hillside
Maine
William Young
Deer Lodge
Ralph Downing
James Lamp
Herbert Lord
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NEW York Money
Lauzier-Wolcott Mining and Statistical Department
Steel Corporation
Motor Group
Associated Oils
Oakland
C. A. Rice
Margaret Day
City
Omaha
Wersey
Kalispell News Notes
Darby News Notes
Lauzier-Woolcott Company
Anaconda
Metals Bank and Trust Co
Butte, Montana
Daly Bank and Trust Co
First National Bank of Butte
Federal Reserve System
J. E. Stephenson
George A. Hill
Andrew J. Davis Jr
D, Forsythe
Bansee
Alex J. Johnston
J. K. Heslet
Wau'ts
Butts
Heilbronner Company
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