Wool Market Trends Abroad and U.S. Stocks in 1921 1922
The Bureau reports a two week rise in the wool market with reduced domestic stocks and normal consumption. Fine wool commands higher prices, 1.00 per pound scoured, while imports stay low. Boston and London prices diverge, with Boston often higher when adjusted by exchange. Government stock sales proceed with auctions in Boston Ford Hall on Feb 2 and March 2. Consumption for 11 months ended Nov 30, 1921 totals 689,155,000 pounds, up from 564,513,000 in 1920 and 663,062,000 in 1919. Imports in 1921 show two periods, 227,494,787 pounds in first four months and 93,104,374 pounds in last eight months. Only 11,768,038 pounds remain from Armistice holdings as of Jan 19, 1922.
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City council rejects Murray water plant purchase bid in Livingston
Montana city leaders vote down James B. Murray's plan to buy the private Monidair Water Co. for 45000. The week also notes Dr H C Garner's voyage to Japan, a Roundup murder report, a meteor sighting near Wheat Basin, Havre earthquake effects, a Roundup mayoral bid by Lydia Nyberg Nicholson, a $25000 verdict for Estelle Epley, Montana animal census figures, Twin Bridges orphan home funding, and new ore operations by A C M with 5000 workers amid Chinatown tong violence in Butte.
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Man Fatally Shot in Alley With 12 Wounds
At about eight o clock in a city alley a man was found with 12 wounds from six bullets fired from two different revolvers. Police investigated the double gun attack, seeking witnesses and the weapon calibers used.
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