Wheat declines as warm weather forecast rattles markets
The May 18 market report notes wheat prices slipping amid predictions of a warm wave in the Central West, with July and September futures down. Corn and oats mostly fall, pork and lard choppy, while government weather forecasts and overseas sales rumors weigh on sentiment. copper and tin show steadier to firmer tone in metals markets.
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Deciduous Fruits Arrivals Begin Monday in Montana
A car of tomatoes appeared among yesterday's arrivals along with iced mixed vegetables from Walla Walla. Another car of Dollar berries came from Florin, possibly the last batch as northwestern berries arrive quickly. Clark seedlings reached by local express and Arkansas quarts linger on the market, expected to sell out today. Local express shipments of peaches and apricots are anticipated for Monday, opening the California deciduous fruit season in Montana.
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Wall Street hits new lows amid broad selling in chemical stocks
Trading on the New York Stock Exchange shows heavy liquidation across chemical, fertilizer, and cotton oil issues with many recording new low prices for the year. Major declines include Du Pont and Montgomery Ward, while some shares found support at the day’s lows before closing down. Local and national money markets show withdrawals to fund Victory bonds, with rates near 5 percent for short terms and marginal gains in other instruments. Agricultural markets in South St. Paul, Denver, and Omaha reflect varied cattle, hog, and sheep movements amid steady to higher calves and mixed lambs.
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May market summaries from Chicago and Pacific regions
Daily quotations cover cattle hogs and sheep with May receipts and price ranges. Also includes foreign exchange rates, Portland and Spokane updates, butter and egg prices, bar silver, and London money markets reflected in brief items.
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Anaconda City To Hear Plan For Special Improvement District
The Anaconda City Council adopted a resolution to form Special Improvement District No. in Deer Lodge County Montana. The district would cover Oak Cherry Cedar and Chestnut streets from Third Street to Commercial Avenue and include street lighting posts, wiring, and associated works funded by bonds and assessments over two years with protest period and public notice.
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Irregular and Reactionary Market Summary
The Lausler-Wolcott markets drifted irregular with a reactionary tone in the afternoon. Fertilizer, chemical, and Central Leather weakness persisted amid unsatisfactory industry reports. United States Steel showed steadiness early, while copper hovered around 16 1/2 cents per pound. Copper demand remained robust abroad. California Petroleum posted first quarter earnings of 5,290,019, up from 2,017,385 in 1922, with strong output and demand. Railroad equipment demand surged, with American Locomotive and Baldwin near capacity and 1823 income prospects suggesting good earnings for stockholders.
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