Heavy selling in bear market drags stocks lower
New York stock totals slump as investors book profits amid renewed bear pressure. Industrials and specialties lead losses while high grade issues resist, volume tops two million shares. Sterling hits wartime high supporting mixed foreign markets and money rates ease late day.
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New York
Associated Press
American Day and Foundry
American Can
Dupont-éen- Electric
Radio Corporation
Universal Pipe
Worthington Pump
Commercial Solvents
General Asphalt
Preferred
General Baking
Ladlum Steel
Nast Motors
Stromberg
United States Steel Common
Nas Sironk
Shehath
Big Four
New York Central
Minnots Central
International Railways
Central America
Grain price report from Minneapolis market notes
The Minneapolis market lists wheat varieties prices from No 1 northern to No 1 hard spring with bids around 1.63 to 2.07. Corn No 2 yellow and No 3 white show bids near 1.18 to 1.23. Rye No 1 ranges around 1.27 to 1.84 and flax No 3 trades near 5.08 to 7.77. Prices reflect current selling and arriving grain types.
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Minneapolis
Dan
Montana
Veterinarians to Meet in Minneapolis for Annual Convention
The Minnesota State Veterinary Medical Association hosts its annual convention in Minneapolis on January 15 and 16 with 150 to 200 attendees. Attendees include veterinarians from Minnesota and neighboring states Wisconsin Iowa North and South Dakota. Prominent speakers include Dr. L A Merillat and Dr. M C Hall with Dr. C E Cotton and Dr. C B Shore noted for leadership roles.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Northwest States
Minnesota State Veterinary Medical Association
C. P. Fitch
University Farm
St. Paul
Fitch
L. A. Merillat
Chicago
American Veterinarian Medical Association
M. C. Hall
Zoological Division
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
Washington, D. C
C. E. Cotton
Minnesota
North and
South Dakota
Lead and zinc price moves cited by industry outlets
No 2 northern bids run 23.50 to 24 dollars with No 2 southern at 20.50 to 21. Spot lead steady around 10 to 10.50. Zinc holds at St. Louis spot plus 0.85 with futures near 7.50. Antimony at 18 dollars, silver around 68 cents, Mexican dollars noted. Am Smelting and Refining Co raises lead price from 0.73 to 0.84? per pound.
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Scott & Co
Amtiod Chemical Denice Tate
Allis Chalmera
Coroa Am
Locomotive
Tobacco
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Bosch
Atchison
Con Sts
Clore
Austin Nichols
Liberty
Baldsid Loee
Liberty Baltimore & Ohio
Liberty 2d
Beth. Steel
Iolts Bulle & Superior Oh Bidyan
Bicslivernia Petroleum
Canadian Pacific
Liberty 4Th
Central Leather
Chandler Motors
Ches, & Ohio. Com
Co. MM & St. Paul
Gsi Dom
Canada
Q& x
Ater
French Republic
Cuba
Kingdom of Belgium
Kingdom of Norway
Uw Rep
Chile
State of Queenslang
Cerro de Tasca
Crucible
Davison Chem
Amer Smelting
Dupont
Amer
Tel. Cal. Tr
Brie. Com
Roe
Famous Players
E . Ney
T & San
General Asphalt
General Electric
Baltimore &Ohio
General Motors
Beth, Steel Con
Sinclair Con
Kelly Tire. Com
Southern Pac
IBY Kennecott
Union Pac
S. Nubber
Mack Truck
Teais
Utah Power & Lt
Marland Oil
Western Union
Wealinghouse
Maxwell Motors
Miami
Tees
Norfolk & Western
Northurn Pacific
Radio
Bay Rock Island
Royal Dutch
Sears Roebuck
Sinclair
jStoss
Sheffield
Southern Pacific
Stromberg
Studebaler
Southern Ar
St. Joe
Texas Company
Texas Gulf
U S
U 1 Steel
U. S. Steel
Uta Copper
BOS Vanadium Steel
United Drag
Westinghouse
Motors Willys Overland
Teles Willys Overland
Western Pac
Woolworth
Wrigley
California
Indiana
Mutual Oil
New Jersey
Teppee
Northern
Southern
St. Louis
American Smelting and Refining Company
Livestock Market Reports From South St. Paul
Cattle receipts 4700 with slow killing classes and lower prospects. steers yearlings and fat cattle steady to higher. bulls and stockers firmer. Calves receipts 1800 thirty cents lower. hogs 43000 with slow trade and modest declines. top feeders and early sales noted. sheep receipts 3000 slow.
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Aanodaledt Press
South St. Paul
Department of Agriculture
Hog and cattle market report from Chicago with mixed changes
U S Department of Agriculture notes slow hog receipts with prices mostly down and lighter demand. butchers and light weights decline while heavy hogs hold around 10 65 to 11 dollars. Cattle receipts show strong steer trades, best yearlings around 19 to 19 50, exporters bidding up to 9 dollars for certain lots. Lambs and sheep show modest gains with fat lambs up to 17 78 and feeding lambs 16 to 19 50.
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Chicago
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Lana
Argentine wheat prices spark Chicago market setback
Argentine wheat again priced cheaper in Europe than U S grain triggered a sharp Chicago retreat. Wheat futures fell 1 4 to 7 8 cents with oats and provisions down. exports eased demand while U S visible supplies shrank. Cash markets showed No 2 red wheat at 1.64 and No 2 yellow corn around 1.25, as traders weighed overseas competition and rising domestic stocks.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Europe
United States
Buenos Aires
Chicago Exchange
Liverpool
Ocean Passage
Teersavses
Riba
Mayo Oiwsse Hielens Sanuaty
Sacz
Ste. Rye
E. Timothy
East Helena News Roundup of Local Visits and Departures
East Helena and area residents are noted in a string of short items. Fred Kropp heads to Lyte Washington to visit family. several locals welcome new births, retirements, and travels. Congregants and officials move between East Helena Great Falls Dillon and Bozeman for work and study.
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Eastelena
Fred Kropp
Lyte
Washington
Albin R. Warke
Charles Laddner
Donald Gough
Great Falls
Miss Pearl Anderson
Philipsburg
Joseph Vollmer
Jefferson County
Boulder
Stuart Norton
A. B. Norton
Bozeman
State College
Gfl Murphy
Ellis
Alton
Vollmers Dairy
East Helena
State Dairy and Livestock Sanitary Board
Gordon Duffy
Wallace
Idaho
P. J. Ditty
Maurice J. Reed
John M
St. John’s Hospital
D. B. Filson
Winston
A. Cutler
Three Forks
Henry Gulker
East
Heluna
Classified Advertisements From The Independent Publishing Co
Classified announcements from The Independent Publishing Company in Helena Montana. Notices reference daily youth editions and distribution through multiple offices including New York Chicago and San Francisco. Includes postal and publication details and mentions iron gate and Yeading hotels.
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Independent Publishing Company (Inc
Helena
Montana
Prudden
King and Prudden
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Steger
Chicago
Irlin
Sharon Building
Montgomery Street
San Francisco
California
Yeading
United States
Russians Turn To Chicago For Help In Architecture
The Soviet government may seek American methods as Soviet Russia shifts toward industry. An Moscow architectural society asked Frank Lloyd Wright to assist Russia in designing the Temple of Work in Moscow. Wright, a prominent architect in Chicago, was invited to join the project.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Russia
Assonowz
Moscow
Frank Lioyd Wright
Mr. Wright
Minnesota clubs report best year for 1924 enrollment
The 1924 annual report by Minnesota state leader TY AL Erickson shows 20,150 youths enrolled in boys and girls club work, up from 19,896 in 1923, with improved completion rates and growing junior club numbers reflecting broader community support and lasting value in the educational movement.
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Associated Press
St. Paul
Minnesota
AL Erickson
State Teaders
Erickson
Business Ten
Fine Laces and Gold Facings in Deloth Fabrics
Fine laces, especially in gold, sian or bronzes, are used with great discrimination alongside gold-faced deloth fabrics.
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France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Deniwad
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
BBC
New York Bonds
Sewe Peper Bible Distribution
Chriat
Teak Iit
Dad
Phive
East Helena News
Independent
East Hellas
Richardson Drug Company
Helena Independent
Mrs. Lewis
Focal News
ECR
Em Uth Wain Street
Waar Ada Ats
Free Employment Bureau
American Plan Workmen Associated
Tnduatriea
Penwell Ttack
Mone
Pitone
Notiee
Slager-Stevenson Oil Company
National Bank of Montana
Elena
F. Wsl Geo. Davis
TIREE
Bltings Avenue
M. Egg
Nigely
Cimecn
North Main
Mitchel Wik
Broadway
Warren
Disit
Edwards Street
Abel
DESEE
Ninth Avenue
Cal-i
Jet
Terson Street
Bath
North Rodney
Renete
Ehlain
Clark Street
Relte
Cheseman Flat
Sixth Avenue
Sherman
A. P. Curtin
Grace Ilvisteins
Frank Newton
Righ
A. G. Amacker
Airdale
Polich
Larrison
John Siding
Hevers
J. Duncan
Montana Life Insurance Company
Montana Life Building
Lewis and Clark
State of
Oelock
Datel Helens
A. E. Herfurth
Rotich
Stevenson Associated Royalties Company
Merena
Blackey
Galil
WM. Geo. Davis
I Witas
Allen Electric
Sixth Ave
Goodall Bros
South Main
Helena How
Nelson-Peterson
Een Peterson
Dempsey Garage
Park Ava
Eugene Wenzler
Houston Auto Co
Willard
W. Lawrence
Herman A. Freyler
Placer
Suppson
N. Main
Dra. Owen & Hunter
Bailey Brock
Palmquist Electric Electrical
N. Mein
W. Hurd
McKingey
Fower Amix
Flette
Opposita Pastoffice
Elite Hat
Marcelling
Blackstone
Madam Evike Zimmerman
Man Jongg
Yee Soom Noodle Parlor
S. Main
Yee Photographers
Lyle Studio
Pittsburg
G. &. Smith
Wright
St. Main
Wood Yard
Park Avenue Wood Yard
State St. Phone
New Guinea
Independent Publishing Co
TQ Incubus Stoci
Magma Copper Company
East Side
West Side
Pratt & Heath Co
Vhoue
Sunburnt Oil and Gas Company
Toam
National Bank of Montara
GEG, Davis, Satvatary
Potas
Dely “ Oyist
Shrehi
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