Markets and grains drift after opening bulge
Chicago March 29 Associated Press reports grain prices softened after an early rise as wheat fell to 1434 and 1360, corn and oats slipping, with cash quotations showing varied levels. Livestock activity was slow with cattle and sheep receipts providing modest movement, while New York money markets showed demand and rates fluctuating.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Asociated Press
San
Pat Eealk
Sea Ae
Emmy Radar Stearn
Staat
New “York
New York Stock Exchange Mixed. AT&T Dividends Rise
Prices were uncertain and erratic amid mixed results in the New York market. AT&T directors raised the annual dividend on common stock, while copper producers ordered mine suspensions signaling weak metals demand. Leading issues fell early, utilities edged higher later, and AT&T added about eight and a half points on the day. Sales reached 675,000 shares with call money easing to 6 percent.
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Associated Press
New York
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Anaconda
Utah
Harvester
Houston
American ‘Telephone
Jarding
Mines and Mining Notes From Deer Lodge to Mexico
Six feet of water daily drains the 195 foot level of the Champion mine shaft in Deer Lodge valley as a tunnel extension links to old workings. The new mill operates at high efficiency. A West Union Iowa meeting reorganized the Butte-Jardine Metals Mines board with M W Friedell as president. Glengarry and Mohawk companies push large district development with Hancock leading a systematic effort to reach ore bodies via a main tunnel. Copper, silver, and gold markets show steady shifts with a major export order from Michigan Smelting for 100,000 tons. Canadian and Mexican operations scale back amid market pressures. Hamilton notes report liquor charges and probate activity. local travel and bond theft claims appear.
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Champion
Deer Lodge
Butte-Jardine Metals Mines Company
West Union
Towa
W. H. Nichols
Butte
M. W. Friedell
Philadelphia
HA. Maillet
Jane Claim
Anaconda
Ed ‘Gleed
Lima
Thin City
District “Court
Joseph O’emith
Eleanor Bucklin
de Borgia
J. J. Welch
Nutting
Miles’ City
Superior School
Nat Hing
Metcalf
Bellivou
Lane
Marter
May
D. Conn
Mise Hazel Tian
Haugan
George Chit
WL. Hyde
County
Charles V. Foster
John Stone Satar
Mineral County
Sire
J. Spetekerman
Ates Lena Spetlernaty
Hailee
Afra
Sheets
Cnadgon
Stee Daniels
Mitre Got Stover
Aaraiiation Maces
A.B. Cron
Marion Cron
Johnson
Cox
Fourt
A.P. Johnston
J. W. Gephart
East Portal
Dorral
C. V. Foster
Sharff
William la Combe
Alberton
Gossip From The Brokers On Market Movements
Market wrap reports Telephone and Telegraph and allied issues showing gains from 1 to near 10 points, American Telephone earnings strong, Mexican Petroleum rumored to seek $10 to $15 million financing, oil shares quiet to firm, rail earnings down, major roads showing big gross declines. An optimistic note cites American Telephone on a 9 percent basis, Detroit auto plants resuming 100 percent operation and Ford returning to six day weeks. Copper firms close while Utah Copper directs mine closures until copper improves. California Petroleum surges above $10. London silver and discount rates noted.
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Hellbronner
Revie
Telephone
Tel Westinghouse
Gene Pacific
Allied Chemical
Atlantic and West Indies
Doheny
New Proper
Trad
Houston
Invincible
Royal Dutch
Consolidated ‘Textile
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Fle
Bill Holdings
Lauzier-Wolcott Mining and Statistical Department
New York
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Chicago ‘Fribune
Detroit
Ford Motor
Utah
China
Bay
Nevada
Copper Company
California Petroleum
Oil field growth spurs demand for more tank cars
March 29 in Lewistown reports orders for additional tank cars to ship Cat Creek oil, signaling a rebound from prior storage limits. Production has surged in two weeks, with plans to bring in more wells and continue new field activity, including Catlett No 2 as a major producer. The Great Western ground royalty owners receive dividends, and Montreal stockholders gain their first payout from pipeline property. New Winnett additions advance in April as plats are prepared.
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Lewistown
Great Western Ground
Montreal
G. Lewis
Leach
Ashley Wells
Dil
Cat
Baker No. 1
Cat Creek
Catlett No. 2
Cat Creek Ately
Greybear
Wyoming Oil
Old
Frantt Corporation
W. W. Edwards
Jake Hamon
Ardmore
Oklo
Winnett
Engi-neer Axel
Vein of Potter's Clay at Quartz Superior
In Superior last week Kitchin displayed a choice sample of potter's clay from a five foot vein on his Quartz ranch. Experts pronounce the sample faultless and he plans to exploit the deposit. The material is light pink and soapstone like, softer in texture, with a vein crossing the ranch near the Northern Pacific tracks.
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Superior
Kitchin
Dealers Promise Not to Sell Tobacco to Minors
Billings March 29 six local dealers signed pledges promising not to sell tobacco to anyone under 18 after undercover students failed to purchase cigarettes in several shops. County Attorney Collins announced arrests will follow any violations and cited fines up to 500 dollars or three months in jail.
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Lada
Collins
L. T. Eaton
Polytechnic Institute
Poly
Four Candidates Vie For Mayor Of Billings Campaign
Billings March 29 candidates in the city election campaign grew more active as the week shortened. The mayoral field includes Alderman William V. Beers Edward Nodler and former mayor Robert Leavens. Former German J. W. Lawson may enter by Friday. A special school district election April 1 precedes the municipal vote by two days with the 3 percent levy for teacher salaries at stake, school authorities urging its continuation to avoid teacher losses.
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Billings
William V. Beers
Edward Nodler
Robert Leavens
J. W. Lawson
Linis Levy
Incim
Modern Wool Warehouse Underway in Dillon
Excavation starts on a large new wool warehouse in Dillon funded by the First National Bank of Dillon. The concrete reinforced building, 100 by 200 feet, will serve the southern state clip and Idaho region, include a wool grading plant, and aim to support local growers during unsettled times. Architect Fred P. Willson of Bozeman has plans underway for the project.
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Dillon
Idaho
First National Bank
Eta
Fred P. Willson
Bozeman
Strikers Pickets Warned In Billings Restaurants
Patrolmen ordered to allow ongoing picket lines at three Billings restaurants. Mayor Maine refused to request action from the eateries while the cooks and waiters union presses demands.
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Billings
Billings Reastaurants
Maine
Georgetown debaters shine as Jacobs leads wins
Victories by Georgetown over Yale and Harvard debaters are credited to John J. Jacobs, once a Billings high school debater, who has won four medals in contests. Other notes mention a Billings box car case and a federal sentence for box car rovers, with Leavenworth as the destination.
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Georgetown University
Yale
Harvard
John J. Jacobs
Billings High
Jacobs
Box Carthier
Tilling
Ja Tosday
Stitesey
Great Palle
Leavenworth
Kanaan
United States
Tickman
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