Market rally lifts New York stocks on rails and oils
Politics and easier money boost the New York Stock Exchange as rails lead gains among frothy sectors. Pan-American and Mexican Petroleum advance while oils, shippings, and coppers firm. Rio Grande preferred dips on an adverse court ruling. Copper, tin, antimony steady or unchanged. call money falls to 6 percent aiding gains before final losses.
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New York
Lackawanna
Atlantic Gulf
Sumatra
Exchange
London
Atlantic Coast
Chesapeake & Ohio
Delaware & Hudson
Crucible
Great Northern
Vanadium
United States Steel
American Locomotive
Pullman
United Railways
National Cloak
United States
Utah
Anaconda
Rio Grande
Call Money
Lauzierne Co
Annes Anhmeek
Algomah
Allouez Shee
Arizona
Butte & Ballaklava Vo
Calumet
Calumet & Hecla
Centennial
Daly-West
Davis-Daly
la Salle
Lee Tire
Ojibway
Shannon
Montana Power
St. Eee
Nat Enamel
We Mary's
Nat
Superior
Joris Superior
Boston
O'S
Nevada
Trinity Oe Wees Energy Lg A
Airbrake
Tuolumne Eee Oo
N. We Central
Ni & H
Northern Pacific
Utah Apex
Nova Scotia Steel of
Utah Metals
Victoria
Pennsylvania
Zoo Rep
Shattuck-Ariz
Sinclair Oil
Sloss-Sheffield
Southern Pacific
Southern Silway
Stromberg
Studebaker Co
Superior Steel
Tennessee
Texas Co
Teas & Pacific
Trans Oil
Union Oil
Union Pacific
United Alloy Steel
United Fruit
United Ret
Utah Co
Western Union
Heilbronner
Westinghouse
White Motors
Wilson & O's
Willys-Overland
Gulf & W
Com’ & Ship
Liberty
Prugey
Int Corp
Eter Allis-Chalmers
Lauzier-Wolcott Co
Wright-Martin
Atchison
Beth Steel
Baltimore & Ohio Aces
Bosch Magneto Ridge
Brooklyn i
Butte & Superior
Butte
Beth
Motor Truck Barnett Ee
Calif. Petroleum Ae
Boston & Wyoming
Canadian Pacific
Roldwyn
Central Leather
Oy Cosden
Ches & Ohio
Elk Basin
U 000 C
Bt P
Federal Oil
Go & R
Chandler Motor
Glenrock
Chile
Metro Re
Okmulgee
Apulpa
Columbia Raphoon Oor
Calif
Sequoah
Cerro de Pasco
Merland
Erie
Simms Tee
Tfisk Tire
Ea Ryan
General Electric
Omar
General Motor
Boone
Ogie Minn
Caledonia
Reneral Cigars
Canada
Magma
Gulf States
HS Mothe
Haskell & Barker
Nipissing
Tan On & Il
Tonopah
Denver & Rio Grande
Denver
Greene- Cananea
China
Inspiration
Wheat market slips after brief rally in Chicago trading
Chicago September 15 fresh weakness returned to the wheat market following a modest rally. Early upturns sparked by scattered buying faded into a sharp setback with December futures around 2.40 to 2.41 and March near 2.38 to 2.35. Weather had only a transient effect on corn as futures drifted lower and cash quotes showed broader weakness across wheat, corn, oats, and livestock futures.
Livestock Market Report From Chicago Sees Mixed Trade
Chicago market news shows steers strong at top $18.25 with several inquiries. cows steady to $13.50. vealers and other cattle slow. Hogs receipts 12,000 with packing grades rising to $17.40. pigs unchanged to higher. Sheep and lambs receipts 15,000 with native lambs around $13.50 to $13.75 and westerns easing.
Hogs and cattle market roundup from Omaha stockyards
Omaha reports Sept 15 market notes with hog receipts and prices ranging to 17.19 for top, cattle receipts around 15,000 with fed cattle reaching a record 17.50 on a 1,230 pound beef, vealers and feeders steady to weak, sheep and lambs large receipts with early sales strong and feeding lambs steady to 25 cents lower.
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Omaha
Tucson
Market Report Spokane Livestock Prices Fall in Mixed Trade
Spokane stock market notes mixed trades with cattle and hogs steady to higher. Steers range from about 9.50 to 10.50 for good to choice, cows and heifers around 6 to 8.50, hogs at 16 to 18.50, and sheep with lambs at about 10 to 10.50, prime yearlings near 6.50, and other grades listed. Receipts include 215 hogs and cattle.
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Spokane
Explaining to the Macl Town Guy With a He Cai Coat
Town resident explains a confusing scene about a coat and a tree as witnesses note the odd exchange. Local authorities investigate a minimal incident with no injuries or charges reported.
Winnipeg to host Canadian Institute of Mines gathering
Mining professionals from Canada and the United States will attend the annual convention of the Canadian Institute of Mines and Metallurgy in Winnipeg on October 25 to 27. The event gathers leaders from mining and metallurgical sectors for discussions, presentations, and networking opportunities.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Canada
United States
Canadian Institute of Mines and Metallurgy
Foreclosure sale planned in Butte for Butte-Ballaklava move
Bonds for the reorganization are deposited with the bondholders committee. Foreclosure sale in Butte, Montana, around Oct 2 1920, will transfer properties to Silver Butte Mines which also holds Corbin Wickes district silver properties. Butte-Ballaklava stock is exchangeable for Silver Butte stock at 50 cents per share. Circular mailed Sept 1 1920 to stockholders. exchanges ongoing. Signed by C. J. Zachow, secretary.
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Butte-Ballaklava Copper Company
Butte, Mont
Silver Butte Mines Corporation
Corbin- Wickes
Montana
Butte-Ballaklava Company
Silver Butte Company
Butte-Ballaklava
City National Bank
Duluth
Anaconda Copper Company
Boston News Bureau
Boson & Montana Reduction Works
Great Falls
International
Anaconda
Tooele
Utah
Nettie
Hibernia
Davis- Daly
Emma
Butte Copper and Zinc
New York Money Market Report
New York money market notes: prime mercantile paper unchanged. Exchange irregular. Sterling demand 3.49 percent, cables 3.50. Francs demand 6.55, cables 6.57. Belgian francs demand 6.91, cables 6.93. Guilders 39.75. Lire demand 4.27, cables 4.29. Marks unchanged. New York exchange on Montreal 915-16. Time loans strong at 8.8 percent for 60 90 days and 6 months. Call money steady at 7 percent, high and ruling, low and closing bid at 7 percent, last loan 6 percent.
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NEW York Money
New York
New York Exchange
Montreal
Philadelphia widow hides hidden fortune from children
Mrs. Mary R. Rowland of Philadelphia faces a difficult family issue after learning she inherited $3.5 million from her cousin A. V. Searles of Methuen Massachusetts, including a $1 million bequest, and fears revealing the fortune to her sons George age 9 and Jack age 7. The case centers on secrecy surrounding substantial inheritance and its implications for the children’s future.
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Mary R. Rowland
Philadelphia
A. V. Searles
Methuen
Mass
George
Jack
Copper and stock market rally sparks cautious optimism
The Lauzier-Wolcott Mining Bureau notes continued inquiry for coppers and a firming market despite no strong bullish surge. London prices ease slightly yet sales rise, while domestic copper quotes stay steady. Dividends rise for New York Central and others. Denver court orders sale of Denver & Rio Grande securities to satisfy a judgment, and rail stocks show strength amid a broad market downturn.
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Lauzier-Wolcott Mining and Statistical Bureau
Jlouses
London Stock Exchange
London
West Kootenai
Bar Silver Prices Stand Pat in New York Market
Bar silver in New York on September 15 held steady with domestic quotes unchanged. Foreign silver rose 5 cents, Mexican dollars quoted at 72.5 cents each.
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New York
Chicago Livestock Man Predicts Banner Year
Billings Sept 15 The West is in excellent condition for a rapid stockgrower recovery from last year says John Clay a Chicago livestock firm member who favors western banks including Montana National in Billings He notes more grain hay and grass than everbefore and that prosperity is widespread though money remains tight but improving due to superb crops.
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Billings
West
John Clay
Chicago
Horoscope for Thursday September 16 1920 warning day
The forecast warns of an unfavorable day with Neptune in a sinister position and sun Mercury adverse. Deception is easier and truth distorts for many. Disturbances in public finances, political scandals, and potential crises in Spain are noted along with changes in fashion and a cautious year ahead for birthdates.
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Neptune
Mercury
Spain
Congress
Middle West
McClure
Wheat Matures Fast in North Fort Simpson
A Northern Trading Co representative recounts wheat at Fort Simpson maturing 37 days after seeding. Sown June 7, heads by mid July on a Dominion government experimental farm, possibly Canada’s northernmost wheat. Fort Simpson lies near the Mackenzie and Liard rivers at latitude about 62.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
A. L. Lawle
Northern Trading Company
Fort Simpson
Canada
Mackenzie River
Liard River
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Lauzier- Vessnott Co
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