Markets tumble as corn supply tightens and weather stays favorable
Chicago trading marks a broad decline across commodities as ripe corn and strong receipts push prices down. Wheat slips amid light country offerings and heavy late session selling. December and March futures fall while corn shows frost protection on 90 percent safe. Oats and provisions weaken with cash quotables sparse. butter steady, meats higher, and receipts count to 11,186 cases with varied quality.
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Chicago
Livestock Prices and Receipts in Chicago Market
Chicago market reports show cattle receipts at 16 000 and hogs at 18 000 with overall loosened demand due to Jewish holidays. Cattle opened slow with limited top offerings around 18 dollars for select steers, hogs down from yesterday and sheep receipts near 28 000 with natives slipping to about 13 dollars for top lambs and ewes around 5.50.
Spokane Market Report Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices Mixed
Spokane market notes show hogs steady with primes around 19 per hundred, medium and rough categories at 8.60 to 19.50, cattle receipts 66 with steady prices across steer and cow ranges from 4.50 to 10.50, calves 10.50 to 18.50, stockers and feeders noted. Sheep receipts 328 with steady gains and lambs 10 to 10.50, yearlings 6.50, wethers 5.46, ewes 2 to 5.
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Spokane
Omaha Market Report Shows Mixed Hog and Cattle Trends
OMAHA September 21 hog receipts mix. bulk medium and light hogs sell around 16.75 to 17.25 with tops near 17.35. Cattle receipts about 10,000 with fed steers to 17 while grass stock and stockers show weakness. Sheep receipts 16,909 with lambs active but weak. best range lambs 12.75 to 13.2, feeding lambs mostly lower around 13.1.
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Omaha
Percy
Stock Market Slumps as Bear Raid Hits Oil and Copper
New York trading opened under pressure with oils and motor accessories showing weakness while Mexican Petroleum and Royal Dutch slipped. United States Rubber and Kelly-Springfield Tire fell sharply, rails stayed dull, and a broad bear raid dragged major issues lower. By midday rails led modest gains before a late selloff and a heavy close.
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Mexican Petroleum
Royal Dutch
Shell
Kelly-Springfield Tire
United States
Utah
Crucible Steel
General Electric
Hide & Leather
British Exchange
Money Market Mixed As Rails Lead, Copper Cools
The Lauzier-Wolcott review notes a fair opening with steady activity and modest gains. Money withdrawals from local banks may push rates up, while rails and oils draw bullish interest. copper prices edge up but smaller dealers struggle at 19 cents.
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Lauzier-Wolcott Company
Lauzier-Wolcott
Union Pacific
New York Central
Tinh Standard
Raddatz
Germany
Lewistown
56 Petroleum Company
Market Holds Up Amid Bearish News With Oil Leaders
Stock market stayed resilient as Mexican Petroleum and Pan-American led the gains. Mexican Petroleum rose to 196 after opening 191, closing strong at 194. Pan-American touched 96 from 93. Crude oils like Sinclair remained firm in sympathy with leaders. Central Leather fell after its dividend, and several blue chips softened. Grain slumped in Chicago with December and May options hitting new lows. Gold arrivals from Europe continued, aided by a bright economic outlook from Secretary Lane.
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Lee Tire
Peteroleum
Old Dominion Ee
Maxwell Motors
Osceola
Miami Copper
Midvale Steel
Quincy
Missouri Pacific
Santa F Wee
N Y
Victoria
Pennsylvania
Wolverine
Wyandotte
Pierce-Arrow
North Butte
Asa
Pittsburg
Boston
Pond Creek
Lauzier-Wolcott Co
Bay State Gas
Iron and St
Bohemia
Boston & An
Ee WM Oo
Butte
Southern Railway
Canada
Cascade
Stromberg
Studebaker Co
Superior Steel
Arizona
Tennessee
Texas Co
Texas & Pacific
Nixon
First National
Trans Oil
Union Pacific
Jerome Verde
United Alloy Steel
la Rose
Utah
Miami
S. W. Miami
Tonopah-Belmont
Western Union
United Verde
Westinghouse Eee
Yukon We
White Motors
Wilson & Co
Gadsden Seereens
Willys-Overland
Worthington
Salt Lake
Lauzier- “Ae Co
Sumatra
Taco S
Liberty
Columbus Rexall
Writ. Pap. Ptd
Liberty Thirds
Cardiff
Am Int. Corp
Daly
Daveks
Lily
Allis-Chalmers
Imma Ilver
New York
Iron Blossom
Tel
Keystone Ee
Atchison
Beth B
S. Steamship
Wright-Martin
New Quincy
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn
Feimcs Cor
Rccsksss
Rico Athorong
Butte & Superior
Ay Cities Service. Com
Calif. Petroleum
Canadian Pacific
Goldwyn Silver Shield
Ches & Oakle
Tintic Standard
Barnett
Walker
Chandler
Cosden & Wyoming
Elk Basin
Chile
Lauzier-Walcott Co
Colorado
Metro Pet
Wyoming
Beaverhead
Alta
Columbia Graph
Cerro de Pasco
Okmulgee
Boston-Wyo
PD & BR
Sapulpa
Burke Oil
Wyo
Erie
Elkhorn
Ryan
Frantz Corp
Greene-Cananea
Gates
Great Western
Goodrich
2Aledonia
Greybull & Mont
Stee Te Kinney
Haskell & Barker
Feanada Copper
Mike Henry
Hide and Leather
Kerr Lake
Montana-Can
Valie
Musselshell Valley
Bfg
Gan
Tri-City Oil
ATE
Montana
Tewel
Boston Coppers
Willow Creek
Kennecott
Kelly Springfield
Keystone
Heilbronner Company
Mexican Petroleum
Pan- American
Pan-American
Sinclair
Sterling Exchange
Crucible
United States Steel
Central Leather
Southern Pacific
Atchison, Canadian Pacific
Great Northern Preferred
Milwaukee
Kelly-Springfield Rubber and Tire Company
Pierce Arrow
General Motors
Chicago
Europe
J. P. Morgan & Co
Lane
Silver ore shipments at Fitzpatrick mine Neihart
Rich silver ore has been recovered from the Fitzpatrick mine at Neihart by a leaser with shipments started to the smelter. The Joseph Nestall lease on the Fitzpatrick lode above O'Brien creek, in which Dalton & Co. have a working interest, produced the ore. The property is famed among old miners for its high past silver values. Five carloads from the Stewart Mining company at Wardner Idaho, leased to H. M. Childs, with four cars by Childs and one by sub lessee Hackett, averaged about 2200 dollars per carload. Childs' shipments were high grade lead-silver from adjacent Bunker Hill workings. more ore exposed but in small bodies. Childs is opening a body with potential for larger size. Operators of the Tenderfoot property continue activity.
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Erty
Neihart
Logging Creek Station
Monarch
White Sulphur Springs
Lick Creek
Nabob
Sidney
Spokane
Denver
Sidney Tunnel
Fitzpatrick
Joseph Nestall
O’brien Creek
Dalton & Co
Stewart Mining Company
Wardner
Idaho
H. M. Childs
J. E. Harrington
Childs
Hackett
Bunker Hill
Foreign exchange and money market report
New York financial notes show prime mercantile paper steady. Exchange irregular. Sterling demand 3.48 percent. Cables 3.49 percent. Francs 6.69 demand, 6.71 cables. Belgian francs 7.12 demand, 7.14 cables. Guilders 31.00 demand, 31.12 cables. Lire 4.31 demand, 4.33 cables. Marks 1.57 demand, 1.58 cables. New York exchange on Montreal at 10 percent discount. Time loans unchanged. call money 7 percent. Sterling weakened further in ETDe dealings. demand 3.46-3.4744% cables.
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New York
New York Exchange
Montreal
New York sugar prices steady and refined unsettled
Raw sugar in New York on September 21 held at 10.78 cents a pound for centrifugal, while refined grades remained unsettled with fine granulated at 14.50 cents per pound.
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New York
Bar Silver and Mexican Dollars Steady Worldwide
Bar silver and Mexican dollars were unchanged in New York trading. In London on Sept 21, bar silver stood at 59 1 2 pence per ounce with money unchanged and discount rates for short and three month bills at 6 1 16 percent.
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New York
London
Historical guns donated to state library in Helena
John Work of Bozeman presented two historic firearms to Montana's state historical library in Helena. The collection includes a 44-95 Sharps buffalo gun once used to kill Nez Perce Chief Looking Glass in 1877 and a handcrafted 50-caliber rifle made by Adam Miller known as Horn Miller, a Cooke City district pioneer who discovered Cooke City.
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Helena
The
State Historical Library
John Work
Bozeman
Looking Glass
Montana
Adam Miller
Horn” Miller
Miller Mountain
Cooke City
Mining Congress to Convene in Denver for Nov Convention
Plans mature for the twenty third annual American Mining congress gathering at Albany hotel in Denver during the week of November 15. Leaders from mining finance government and industry will discuss coal metal and petroleum issues and push legislation. A standardization conference will form national mining practice codes with experts from industry and government.
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Denver
Col
American Mining Congress
Albany Hotel
Congress
United States
National Coal Association
Daniel B. Wentz
American Petroleum Institute
Warren R. Roberts
Chicago
Charles A. Mitke
Arizona
Richard A. Parker
Denver Civic and Commercial Association
H. S. Lunt
Colorado
Roberts
Washington
Mitke
Parker
Africa
Federal Commission
Schools of Mines and Technical Institutes
Schools of Mines Section
Metal market report from New York Sept 21
Copper, iron, antimony, lead and zinc held steady as tin fell to 42.25 for spot and 44.75 for nearby futures. The metal market round up notes no other changes.
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New York
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NEW York Money
Metal Market
First National Bank of Butte
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J. K. Stephenson
George A. Hill
Cashier
J. Davis Jr
D. Forsythe
A. Clark & Boss
Clark W. A. Clark & Bro
A X. Johnston
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