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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1921

Page

10

Wheat prices rise on unexpected export demand rally

Markets report higher wheat prices as export demand revived, with March at 1.53 and May at 1.42. Corn and oats gained modestly while provisions varied. Analysts note political unrest and wage cuts as bearish factors, yet seaboard buying supported a rebound before prices faded. Cash quotes list No 1 red wheat at 1.59, No 2 yellow corn at 61-61.5, and No 2 rye at 1.44.

Associated Press Chicago Germany United States Seaboard Europe Gulf of Mexico Marion Timothy

Wheat and grain prices and receipts in Minneapolis market

Minneapolis March 24. Wheat receipts 209 cars versus 131 a year ago. Cash No 1 north 62 March 1.38 State 3 yellow 50 5le Oats No 3 35 36 Ke Rye No Rye 1.43 1.44 Flax No 1.73 1.76 Shipments 56,289 barrels Bran 22 23.

The Associated Press Minneapolis RyerNon

New York Money Rates and Exchange Summary

New York money market reports show prime mercantile paper at 7 percent. Sterling demand and cables at 3.91 percent. Francs demand 6.93 and cables 6.95. Argentine demand 34, Brazilian demand 15.25. Time loans for 60 and 90 days at 6 percent. money market rates fluctuating with bids near 6 percent.

NEW York Money The Associated Press New York Prime Mercantile Greece

Metal Prices Report from New York March 24

Copper steady across electrolytic spot and March at 12% 12.3 cents, second quarter 12% 13 cents. Iron unchanged. Tin firmer spot and nearby at 30.30 to 30.25 dollars, futures 31 dollars. Lead dull at 4 cents spot. Zinc steady in East St Louis at 4.70 to 4.75 cents.

The Associated Press New York East St. Louis Heilbronner Sumatra Atchison Beth Teel B Baltimore & Ohio Bosch M Rooklyn Seers Utte & Superior Butte Cop. & Zinc Calif. Petroleum Canadian Pacific Ches. & Ohio Chandlers Motor Chile China Olorado Uel Columbia Graph Calif Cerro de Pasco Columbua D Elk Horn Fisk Eneral Electric General Motors Greene-Cananea General Cigars Goodrich Tree Interborough Harvester Mer. Marine Ewes Kennecott Kelly-Springfield Keystone Tire Ckawanna Lee Tire Ee Petroleum Maxwell Motors Midvale Miami Copper Missouri Pacific Nat Montana Power Nevada

Market Summary Silver and Discount Rates

Bar silver in New York at 99 3 4 cents domestic and 57 1 2 cents foreign Mexican dollars 43 1 2 cents. In London 334 pence per ounce money, 6 percent discount on short bills, 6 1 2 percent on three month bills.

The Associated Press New York London

Sugar prices steady in late March market report

Sugar prices compiled by the Associated Press from New York show raw sage at 6.27 cents per pound for centrifugal, refined sugar at 8.25 cents per pound for fine granulated, reflecting prevailing market levels on March 24.

Associated Press New York

Wealthy families and feudal estates in Mexico

The article notes about 7,000 families of Spanish Creole descent occupy fertile land across Mexico, with feudal estates averaging over 1000 square miles given the republic’s 750,000 square miles. It also reports stock market swings in New York, driven by Good Friday, labor unrest, dividends, and international tensions, and a Cuba grass that injures insects.

Republic Mexico

Market Review Says Stocks Steady Pre Holiday Trading

Heilbronner Market Review notes a pre holiday market with little movement across the board. Oil shares such as Mexican Petroleum and Pan-Americans hold gains. copper and railroad stocks show quiet demand while coal and steel sectors trend upward amid mixed earnings and dividend news.

Heilbronner Houston Oil Mexican Petroleum Sinclair Consolidated Royal Dutch Pure Oil Invincible Associated Oil New York Montreal Ow York Cal Chicago Wade Atlantic Gulf

Silver Market Outlook Dims Amid Global Copper and Ore News

A cautious metals market report notes weak silver demand tied to Orient trade and crop failures in China and India. Mexican output is set to fall sharply, with only Canada Mexico and Australia supplying remaining world needs as producers pause. Deep mining shifts and possible resumption at Sunset mine add to the sector’s mixed outlook as copper producers face losses at current prices.

Orient China India Republic of Mexico Mexico United States Treasury Pitman Canada Australia Wilson

Chicago Livestock Market Report March 24

Cattle receipts 8000 with a dull market across grades. Beef steers 8.50 to 9.50, fat cows 5.75 to 7.75, canners 3 to 4.50, bulls 5.25 to 6.35, veal calves 8.50 to 9.50, stockers 7.50 to 8.50. Hog receipts 20000, market slow, heavies 11.10 top, bulk 200 lb 10.60 to 11.00, 220 lb 9.25 to 10.50, pigs 0.50 to 0. a etree 0 to 120 lb pigs. Sheep receipts 19000, market weak to 5 lower, lambs 10.75 to city butchers, fat wooled lambs 9.75 to 10.50, fat ewes 5 to 6.

The Associated Press Chicago

Market Report South St Paul Livestock March Receipts

South St Paul reports cattle receipts of about 3 500 with steady to 25c lower classes. Prices include yearling steers around 9 50, good beef steers 8 75 to 9 25, common to medium 8 75, cows and heifers 4 25 to 6 50, canners 2 to 4, calves 1 lower. Hog receipts 6 800 with prices about 25c higher, range 7 50 to 10 60, pigs 11 50 high. Sheep and lambs light, 7 pound lambs noted.

Associated Press South ST. Paul

Hogs and cattle market report from Omaha trade day

Omaha March 24 hog receipts 7 000 with half to shippers. prices up to 35 50c higher. Packers inactive. bulk sold to shippers and mid weight butchers. Cattle receipts 5 700 beef steers 25c lower. spots weaker, bulls steady to weak. veals down up to 50c. Sheep receipts 8 000 lambs early sales steady with a weak undertone. ewes higher to 15 25c, prices around 10.10 and 6 for lighter lots.

The Associated Press Omaha

Market Receipts Steady as Quotations Unchanged

Spokane report shows hog receipts 7 with market steady and quotations unchanged, cattle receipts 55 with market steady and quotations unchanged, sheep receipts none with market steady.

Copper Output Figures for United Verde Extension

United Verde Extension Mining reports about 33 million pounds of unsold copper on hand with 10 million pounds of that placed in the Copper Export association pool of 400 million pounds. The status indicates substantial inventory and participation in export pools to manage supply and market exposure.

United Verde Extension Mining Company Copper Export Association

Tuolumne Shows An Operating Gain In 1920 Mine Report

Tuolumne Copper Mining reports 1920 output of 1,132,977 pounds copper, 278,691 ounces silver, 210.58 ounces gold from 350 operating days. Net smelter returns $265,332.33, up $47,779.27 from 1919. ore valued at 2.0266% copper, 9.9497 oz silver, 0.0075 oz gold per ton.

Main Range Paul A. Gow Tuolumne Copper Mining Company Phoenix Ariz Spread Delight Rory O’more

Great oil field in the far north near Fort Norman

Mounted police returning from annual mail trips report a vast camp forming in the Fort Norman oil fields in Alaska. The field, stretching along the McKenzie river for 300 miles by 200, it encompasses 600000 square miles with hundreds en route and others awaiting spring, while Imperial Oil sunk a well that gushes 1000 barrels per hour at 800 feet and plans to pipe to the nearest navigable stream assisted by two Canadian government airships for communication.

Associated Press Fairbanks Alaska Fort McPherson McKenzie River Fort Norman Imperial Oil Company

Livingston to vote April 4 in mayoral contest

Livingston reports Mayor Lewis Terwilliger seeks another term against Councilman C H Paugh a socialist at the April 4 city election Dan Healy a former state senator who ran as a write in on the democratic ticket will not run A shipment of 10 Krag rifles arrives for Park post No 23 American Legion for ritualistic and funeral use Joan A Wells gains a stay of execution pending a motion for a new trial Charles Matheson convicted with Wells is sentenced to one to two years in the state prison

Livingston Lewis Terwilliger C. H. Paugh Dan Healy Park Post No. 23 American Legion Joan A. Wells Charles Matheson Wells

Incorporations in Helena Include Oil Investors Group

Helena March 24 announces incorporations including Associated Oil Investors of Helena and individuals Glenn M. Campbell China R Clarke among others with capital totaling 250000 dollars.

Associated Press Helena Associated Oil Investors of Glenn M. Campbell China R. Clarke

Tighten Restrictions Travel to This Country

Paris reports that starting March 25 American federal health authorities will tighten travel rules to the United States. All travelers from the Baltic states and eastern Balkans as well as the near and far East will face a 12 day quarantine before departure.

Associated Press Paris United States Baltic States Balkans Near Far East

Libby road contract awarded and local notices

The Libby county commissioners awarded the Roosevelt highway contract between Rexford and three miles toward Jennings to J. M. Roberts and H W. Rouse of Troy for 18300. Other bids ranged to 26000. Upcoming work on the Libby to Jennings stretch may total six to eight miles and about 55000. Libby Royal Arch Masons met for 25 candidates. Judge Snowdon and family traveled to Spokane. Libby Ladies Auxiliary plans a winter ball to benefit the fire department. Hugh M. Smith builds a new home on Howard acres. A seaworm in Samoa is noted for its slenderness and edible quality.

Jennings Highway Commission Helena Libby Royal Arch Masons D. F. Fewkes Troy B. H. Snowdon Spokane Ladies’ Auxiliary Libby Volunteer Fire Department Opera House Hugh M. Smith Howard Acres

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