Markets Fall as Wheat and Corn React to Corn Decline
Wheat prices edged lower today amid corn market weakness, with receipts light and offerings holding. Prices hovered near Saturday's finish, while corn and hog markets softened on weaker feed costs and unsettled demand. Milling and cash quotes showed No 1 red wheat at about 2.54 to 2.57, with mixed and white wheats slightly lower. soy and oats quoted in narrow ranges as general market sentiment remained cautious.
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Cago
Rails and oils lead broad New York stock session
New York stocks showed active broad movement with rails and oils at the center. Major issues advanced at opening with coal and oil issues leading, and several rail and oil names posting gains into midday and late trading as metals and leathers dragged. The closing was irregular amid uneven price shifts and renewed strength in Mexican Petroleum and sugar readings.
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New York
Delaware & Hudson
Chesapeake & Ohio
St. Paul
Reading
Canadian T Pacific
Northern Pacific
Chicago
Great Western
New Haven
American Locomotive
Baldwin Locomotive
Middle States
Rock Island
Missouri Pacific
Texas & Pacific
Pittsburg & Western Virginia
Pittsburg Coal
Lake Erie & Western
Wabash
Kansas City Southern
Pere Marquette
Ontario & Western
Norfolk & Western Rose
Reading First
Pan- American Petroleum
American Can
American Woolen
United
London
Mexican Petroleum
Houston Oil
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Atlantic Gulf
Crucible
Livestock Markets Across Chicago and Kane Regions
Livestock markets report cattle and hog prices with receipts in the thousands. Chicago shows slow trading but strong top quotes for cattle and hogs, with cattle top around 18.25 and hogs near 19.25, while feeders and canners move lower. Kane notes firm hogs with primes at 19.25 and steady to higher cattle, calves and sheep values amid moderate receipts.
Market summary of hogs and cattle receipts
Sept 20 Hog receipts at market mostly 20 to 25 cents higher for bulk medium and light weights with top hogs at 17.60. Receipts 20,000. Good and fed cattle and butcher cuts steady to weak, stockers and feeders weak. Receipts 25,000. Killing steady with best early sales at 133.50, yearlings at 8.50, feeding grades around 13.25.
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ECAGO
Setios Idaho
Feeder
Europe to Aid Metal Markets Says Guggenheim Visit
Daniel Guggenheim of Chile Copper argues Europe will gain purchasing power and needs time to restructure after war. He urges U S to supply materials, notes England expects no coal strike and that metal demand will rise as exchanges stabilize.
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Daniel Guggenheim
Chile Copper Company
France
England
Europe
United States
Boston News Bureau
Market Roundup Bar Silver Prices and Rates
BAR SILVER. NEW YORK, Sept. 20. Bar silver domestic 94 1/2 cents, foreign 94 1/2 cents. Mexican dollars 71 5/8 cents. LONDON, Sept. 20. Bar silver 59 1/2 pence per ounce. Money 5 1/2 percent. Discount rates short and three month bills 6 to 6 1/2 percent.
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New York
London
Foreign exchange and call money report New York
New York dispatch shows prime mercantile paper at 8 percent with irregular exchange. Sterling at 3.53 percent, cables 3.54. Francs 6.78 demand, 6.80 cables. Belgian francs 7.82 demand, 7.24 cables. Guilders 31.25 demand, 31.25 cables. Lire 4.37 demand, 4.39 cables. Marks 1.48 demand, 1.49 cables. New York exchange on Montreal 10 percent discount. Call money steady, high, low and
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New York
Prime Mercantile
New York Exchange
Montreal
Gallatin County high school football team starts practice
Gallatin county high school opens football practice with eighteen players reporting and a strong outlook. Captain Axtell leads returning players Pace Haegeny Fallbaum Pollard Pratt, as new equipment arrives. Schedule lists Oct. 2 Powell county at Bozeman and other Oct dates at Anaconda Great Falls Billings and Butte.
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Bozeman
Gallatin County High School
Chauner
Axtell
Pace
Haegeny
Fallbaum
Pollard
Pratt
Powell County
Anaconda
Great Falls
Billings
Butte
Big Timber Woman's Club Elects New Officers
A special meeting in the Big Timber high school auditorium elected Mrs. Harvey Coit president to fill the vacancy from Mrs. Wolf. A. Knowles became second vice president. officers for the year are Coit, Veblen, Knowles, Ullman, Turco. Delegates to the Fourth District convention in Columbus in October named Coit Leasby Ullman Horace Davis Haney with Skillman as chair ex-officio.
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BIG Timber
Big Timber Woman's Club
Harvey Coit
R. M. Wolf
A. Knowles
Harry Gross
Harold Veblen
C. F. Ullman
A. J. Turco
Columbus
G. A. Leasby
C. T. Ullman
Horace Davis
C. F. Haney
C. N. Skillman
Civics Department
Fourth District
Weekend travel highlights around Anderson's Springs
Big Timber September events cover multiple families traveling from Billings to Anderson's Springs for the weekend. The gatherings involve Mr. and Mrs. Lee McMullen and Miss Nellie Pound, plus Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Pound. Other guests include Mrs. A. Knowles and children and Mrs. C. N. Skillman returning from Mission Creek visits. Bessie Skillman starts a new school year 20 miles northeast of Big Timber. George Robertson recovers from throat surgery in Livingston during his home return.
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BIG Timber
Lee McMullen
Nellie Pound
Billings
Anderson’s Springs
Harvey Pound
A. Knowles
Anderson's Springs
C. N. Skillman
Mission Creek
Livingston
I. W
S. I. Skillman
Bessie Skillman
Percy Robertson
George
Indian War Mothers Form Cannon Ball Chapter
Fort Yates North Dakota September 20 With 32 charter members an Indian War Mothers chapter was organized here believed to be the first in the United States. The Cannon Ball chapter is led by War Mother Mrs Bear Ghost with officers Vice War Mother Mrs Buck ley Secretary Mrs Basil Two Bears and Treasurer Mrs Fast Horse.
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Fort Yates
N. D
Indian War Mothers
United States
Bear Ghost
Buckley
Basil Two Bears
Fast Horse
Stocks Show Activity and Confidence in General Market
General Ltd activity noted with stocks opening higher then easing, demand rising for oil shares and copper. Mexican Petroleum opened 188, high 196. Texas Oil 533g. Anaconda watched as copper buying grows. Rail financing seen later this year. rail purchases increasing. New Haven 845, high 36. Southern Pacific 98% high. Southern Railway 29% open, 30% high, record. Arthur of Billings to buy Elk Basin oil via 56 Petroleum.
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Lauzier-Wolcott Co
Montana
Wyoming
American Oil
Beaverhead Alta
Big Indian
Wyo
Boston-Wyo
Burke Oil
Butte-Upton
Chappell Oil
Cat Creek
Mont
Inspiration
Musselshell Valley
Kennecott Copper
Stellar Oil
Ewe Kelly
Tri-City Oil
Guystone Tire
van Duren
Ackawannis
Montana Ae
Petroleum
Willow Creek Fesee
Maxwell Motors
Miama
Midvale Steel
Missouri Pacific
Boston Coppers
Montana Power
Nat Enamel
Nova Scotia Steel
Calumet & Arizona
Calumet & Hecla
Centennial
Pan-Am
Pennsylvania
Daly-West
Oor Ltd
Davis-Daly
Pierce-Arrow
Teast Butte
Pittsburg
Pond Creek
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Stromberg
Nipissing
Studebaker Co
RIO
Bidiuiicthes Ie
Osceola Coe E
Superior Steel
Santa Fe
Tennessee
Teas Co
South Lake
Texas & Pacific
St Mary Pere Ewes
Trans
Union Oil
Superior & Boston
Union Pacific
Trinity Eee
United Alloy Steel
U. S. Smelter Com
United Fruit
United Ref
Utah Apex Eee Ewes
Hole Hos
Utah
Victoria
Ss Steel
U Steel
North Butte
New York
Va Care
Heilbronner
Boston
Western Union
White Motors
ATS
Wilson & Co
Bay State Gas
Alaska
Willys-Overland
Worthington
Bohemia
Boston & Ely
Butte
London
Butte-New York
Liberty Bonds
Liberty
Barnes-King
Cascade
Sumatra
Arizona
Int Corp
Crown Reserve
Allis-Chalme
la Rose
Wee Ooo
Majestic Es
Os Aetna
McKinley
Oneco
Atchison Se
U S. Steamship
Onondaga
Wright- Martie
Baldwin Loco
Peerless
Miami
Beth Steel Bliss
Baltimore & Ohio
Ego
Bosch
Tonopah-Belmont
Brooklyn
Ankers
United Verde
Gadsden Errrenewee
Butte & Superior Tobacco
Butte Cap
Beth Motor Truck
Alif Petroleum
Boston & Wwooming
Cosden
Chandler Motor
Federal Oil
Glenrockener
Chile Copper
Ve Metro Pet
Northwest
Columbia
General Electric
Ryan
General Motors
Omar
Goodrich
Canada
Gulf States Steel
Lauzier-Wolcott Mining and Statistical News
Mexican Petroleum
Texas Oil
Anaconda
New Haven
Lewistown Democrat
Thomas Arthur
Billings
Judge Freeman
Elk Basin Consolidated
Arthur
56 Petroleum Company
Rail stocks lead as market opens higher on buoyant Mexican issues
The Heilbronner Company notes the stock market opening strong with rails advancing. Mexican Petroleum jumps to 196 before easing, while Mexican Petroleum later drops 4 points. Major rails and coppers firm early, with total daily volume 1,063,700 shares and a possible late setback.
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Mexican Petroleum
Middle States
Baldwin Locomotive
Atlantic Gulf and West Indies
Anaconda
Utah
Inspiration
Southern Pacific
Reading
St. Paul
Southern Railway
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Missouri Pacific
Texas Pacific
St. Louis
San Francisco
Pere Marquette
Atchison
Metal Market Notes From New York Trading
In New York copper electrolytic on spot and near term ranges at 184 19c. Iron remains steady with No 1 northern at 51 63, No 2 northern 59 51, No 3 southern 43 44. Tin steady at 44 75 spot and 45 0 futures. Antimony 7 25c. Lead steady at 88 51c. Zinc steady at East St Louis levels 7 75 7 87c.
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East St. Louis
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