Markets lag as liquidation weakens in Chicago corn
In Chicago May 20 a muted liquidation persisted amid credit strain and railcar shortages while opening corn prices edged up then rallied on buying and rain. July to Sep futures traded from 1.66 1.57 and closed higher by a few cents. oats sagged before recovering. Provisions and barley edged down as receipts rose. New York and money markets showed mixed demand with government bonds soft and time loans steady.
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Chicago
New York
Percom Bachane
Federal Reserve
Montana
New Orleans
Livestock market roundup with mixed receipts
Chicago and Spokane reports show large cattle, hogs, and calf receipts with mixed demand. Prices vary by class with steers and heifers steady to higher, cows lower, and veal steady. sheep and lambs mixed with prime cuts firm in places. Copper and zinc markets also noted with minor shifts in New York and East St. Louis.
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Cuicago
California
Spokane
Tassough Stigts
Seta
Omaha
Fokers
Seeran Manner
New York
East St. Louis
Stocks Extend Decline With Rally Near Close
New York stocks wavered under broad credit pressure, with about 1,350,000 shares traded as oils and foods led a midmorning dip. A late rebound helped by yellows in oils and sugars trimmed some losses, while Liberty bonds weakened further. Analysts foresee potential rate moves and credit tightening ahead, with bankers noting limited free credit for larger speculative moves.
Market Caution Mounted by Dealers Amid Steel Slump
May 20 stock activity opened weak as bear pressure pushed leaders to new lows. Steel majors led declines with United States Steel and Bethlehem Steel at weak early prices but rallied later. Vanadium and copper issues showed scattered gains. Gold and currency remained steady while bonds eyed taxation as a market stabilizer. Ease in money and potential short covering offered limited rally prospects until tax matters clear.
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New York
Stromberg
Crucible
Mexican Petroleum
United Fruit
Baldwin Locomotive
American Car
United States Steel
Liberty
Ois
Tellbronner Company
Baldwin
Repulse
AGA. Bethlehem. Steel
American Locomotive
American Car and Foundry
Vanadium
Pan-American
Sinclair
Bay
Butter & Superior
Houston
Ssstu
National Lead
Kennecott
Cambria ‘Steel
Interstate Commerce Commission
American Car and” Foundry
Pressed
Railway
Prospects Upbeat in Metal Industry Says Mathews on Mine Labor
E P Mathews son former Washoe smelter chief predicts a bright metals market as labor shortages pull people from mines to cities and Europe. He cites a gold sector slump and notes time is needed for conditions to improve while jobs remain available. He also praises the German Electric company deal and German investments abroad.
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E. P. Mathewson
Washoe
Salt Lake
Europe
America
Germany
Miami Copper reports 1919 results and capacity
Miami Copper produced 54 221 638 pounds of copper at 15.8 cents per pound and ended the year with a $6 939 990 current assets surplus after a $200 000 working capital contraction. Ore reserves totaled 53 054 849 tons with 11 054 349 at 2.38 percent, 38 000 000 at 1.06 percent, and 6 600 000 at 2 percent copper.
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Miami Copper
Miami
Horoscope for May 21 1920 reflects mixed planetary influence
The forecast notes benefic aspects from Mercury Jupiter and Venus but adverse Mars Uranus and Saturn creating unrest and indecision. It warns of political and commercial instability, favorable publicity for all classes, possible gains for newspapers after mid-summer, and strong leadership for women though offices may not be plentiful. It also predicts potential army related agitation, summer storms and travel costs, and cautions about lawsuits. Children born today may be quick tempered and require discipline for potential greatness.
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Priday
Mercury
Jupiter
Venus
Mars
Uranus
Saturn
Philipsburg Mines Affected by Slump in Transport and Silver
Mining in the Philipsburg district has been cut by over sixty percent due to transport decline and plunging silver prices. Philipsburg Mining Co employs under 300, down from double that, with three mines and manganese output shipped to Tacoma and San Francisco. Morelight Mining operates Headlight and White Horse with seven workers. mill yields about 18 tons of manganese concentrates daily. Embargo by a railroad company further harms shipments. Larry Donlan is sinking a shaft as no ore is being mined. Some prospectors have paused as silver prices drop below 125 ounces per ton, closing many properties.
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York
Heilbron Company
Alaska
Tacometh
Xtehison
Woolen
Balawin Taco
Beth Steel B
Baltimore
Bosch
Nets
Brooklyn T
Butte Con
Chandler
Chile
Colorado
Uel
Isi
Gretnes Canaries
Interborough
Mer
Pea
Butte Krock Exchange
Kennecott Copper
Kelly Springnelaz
Keystone
Lackawanna Aes
Burke
Lee Tire
Imperial
Burk
Aegon ‘Om
Maxwell ‘Motors
Brig Butte-Bullehacker
Igo
Teansdell
Nevada
Central
Co Cascade
Nova Scotia
Pan-am
Harlow
Reta Esate
Intermountain
Jardine Gold Sinclair
S-Montana
Jonas
Beeat
Southern Pacific
Ay Montana
Bingham
Southway
Montana
Toa Maker Co
Texan
Nord Franks
Union
Ohio
Union Pacis
United
Atte Te Ae Royale & Proncers
Ur United
Sood Pra Bey
Bilver Bo
Steeur
van Dusen
Utah
Miwton
Wind River
Willow
Creek
House
Jona Com
Lumet de Arizonum
Conden A Ag
Ra Carson
Curtins Aero It Tennial Ng
Jedla
Are
Per Tange
Houston
Howe Sound
Ravin Daly Ag
Franklin
Land Creek
Kerr Lake
Magma Chloe
Copper
Quincy
Ite
Btary
Superior & Joston
Sapulpa An
Superior
Motors South
South Switt & Co
Ian Stewart Mining
Riotamne
Temisk
Utan
Noria
United Erde
Wyandotte
United United Carbide
Flias Verde Comboas
Wayland
Yukon
Philipsburg
John Cole
Anaconda
Butte
Philipsburg Mining Company
Tacoma
San Francisco
Morelight Mining Company
Headlight
Whitehorse
Morelight
Fi Road Company
Larry Donlan
Deserter Henry Amonson to be turned over to Canadian authorities
North Montana Great Falls dispatch notes Cascade County officers removing Henry Amonson from the county jail and transporting him toward Sweet Grass for handover to Canadian authorities. Amonson, long confined with no charges, faced a desertion warrant and prior expulsions from custody. The report also mentions Meadow Lark Country Club construction plans and upcoming regional meetings in Minnesota.
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Great Falls
Cascade
Henry Amonson
Sweet Grass
Winton
Amonsom
Sanity Commission
Ity
Meadow Lark Country Club
Confiue Sun
Missouri Rivers
GH Shentey
Reo
Itty
Iinnesota
New York Sugar Prices Mixed on May Market Notes
New York sugar markets show early price activity on May 20 with raw sugar held near 23-07e and refined sugar noted as fine transated at 20.10. The report cites centrifugal trends and minor shifts in the futures and spot markets amid trading in the New York area.
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New York
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