Market Ends Brisk Session With Some Stocks Down
Stocks faded from early gains as the market closed weaker after a strong start driven by looser money rates and steel trade signals. Rail shares rose on dividend hopes with United States Steel slipping slightly. New York Central and other majors fluctuated while utilities showed strength and autos attracted buyers. Foreign exchange stayed firm with sterling and francs higher, bullion and commodity prices mixed. Boston Montana Mining elects a new director as it reorganizes and prepares to resume Montana copper operations on January 19.
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New York
Associated Press
Atchison
Southern Pacific
New York Central
Newtlins
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard Air Line
United States
Se . Traebuck
Atlantic Mefining
Beach Nut
Brown Shop
Burrougrhs
Cushman and Sons
Fidelity Phoenix
International Busite
Iron Products
SS. Kresge
R. H. Dfney
National Supply
Westinghouse Air Drake
Great Western Stager
Manhattan
United Writit
West Penn Power
Worthingston
Ihoney
bExehaner
Noston-Montana
WK. Merrill
Te Lnited States Sic] Corporation
Loston- Montana Mining Corporation
Boston-Montana Company
Montana
J. S. Seale & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Allie
Allis Chalmers
Corpu
Liberty Gas
Isk
Liberty Liberty Ist
Liberty Sd
Aim, Tel
Tel
Liberty
Ant Tobrecon
Dani
Canada
Atchison Fom Sc
Sane ' Tre
Kingdom of
Nbray
Bosth
Chile
Austin Nichols
Baldwin Log
Blaze
Queensland
Baki
Ohio
Bett Steel
Nave Butte & Superior
Calif
T. & San
Fegen
Halli
Cho Cr
Beth Steel
Chi
Burl. & Quincy
W. Chi
St Peont
Goodyear Tire &S
Bag
Mont
Patel
Cosden
Northern Patrel
Crucible
Davison Chempater
Bell
Pacific Gas & Tlec
Dupont
Perna
Sinclair
Southern Pac
Union Pac
General U. Trubber
Boh
General Motors
Geofrich
Utan Power & Lt. Js
Seeverenee Kennecott
Lorillard
Mack Truck
Montgomery Ward
National Biscuit
Rational
Nevada
Haven
Norfolk & Western Northern Paciftic
Central
Pacific
Pan American A
Pan American
Paulhian
Republic F. & S
Rock Island
Royal Dutch Tener
Ars Roebuck
Wytlair
Alee
Tee Sloss Sleffield
Southern Paritie
ANG Stewart Warner
Studebaker
Southern
Ryve Daieine
SiMe St. Joe Saad
Nat Bay
tTexas
Texas Gulf
Union Uae
Roy Vanadium Steet
Sete
TS Te Co
FSM
Wabash
Stan Westinghouse
Afotors
Willys Overland
Willys Grorland
Ols Woolworth Ool
Wrigley
California
Bejudiada
Livestock market report shows mixed cattle and hog demand
U S Department of Agriculture prices indicate cattle receipts around 2500 with steady to weak demand for killing classes, steer and yearling values from 5.50 to 7.00, hogs largely 9.25 to 10.15 for sows and 9.75 to 10.75 for heavy packers, sheep receipts 3000 with fat lambs 10.73 to 17.00, cattle and hogs uneven but traders noting weight and quality shifts across terms at Chicago and nearby markets.
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South St. Pant
Jan
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Chicago
Ian
Neifurs
Tal
Wheat and grain market swings amid brisk activity and exports
Active general buying lifted wheat futures toward May delivery to 1.80 per bushel before a profit-taking pullback. Chicago May rose briefly then settled lower. oats and corn followed wheat's lead with mixed gains and declines. Cash prices in Minneapolis and Kansas City showed record highs for the season as exporters eyed rising flour demand and Russia purchases. Provisions and feed crops moved with crate trade strength while shipments from Omaha to the Pacific coast were noted.
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Chicako
Jan. T
Sam
Bossip
Omaha
Pacific Coast
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Russia
Additio
Max Siete Ee
Verley
Timothy
Heavier registration at State University Missoula
State University Missoula reports a winter quarter registration much heavier than the fall. Registrar J. B. Speer notes 24 students were dropped, 21 of them franc, with more placed on probation than usual while infantile paralysis influenced earlier numbers.
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State University
Missoula
J. B. Speer
The
California Shylock Faces Probate Claim
A 30 cent claim was filed in probate court against the estate of Charles B. Glaze, former county clerk and legal journal advertiser, by Russ Avesy former superior court judge who says he loaned the half door to Glaze and was never repaid.
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California
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Charles B. Glaze
Russ Avesy
Superior Court
Glaze
Rabbit’s Foot Gets Setback as Charm
In federal court at Kansas, J A Craft of Edson, Kansas, 24, was sentenced to six weeks in jail after conviction for using jackrabbits’ ears and feet to defraud the United States mails. He advertised buying rabbit parts for five cents each and collected a 10 cent bounty from counties. the case marks a setback for the superstition of the rabbit’s foot. Also noted is a Kansas diversification in industry and a bare item about an Atlanta barber shop equipping chairs with phones.
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Kansas
Kansas Diversified Industries
J. A. Craft
Edson
United States
Craft
Copper production records broken in peacetime report
Washington reports that peacetime copper output set records, excluding wartime peaks. Domestic smelter and refinery data for 1924 show quarterly and monthly production, imports, and exports with 1924 totals near 2.4 billion pounds refined, while December estimates and stock figures are provided by industry sources.
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Washington, Dan
Department of the Interior
Geological Survey
Gopper
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
AT T Sells Major Bond Issue in New Financing
New York January 7 The American Telephone and Telegraph company announced sale of 125 million five percent guaranteed venture bonds to a Morgan led banking group. Proceeds fund loans to associated companies or to acquire their securities, and bolster Bell system financing. The deal lifts funded debt to about 400 million and total financing to roughly 3.3 billion.
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Associated Press
New York
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
J. J. Morgain and Company
Ite Associated Coi Pthies
Itne
Mt Bell Telephone System
J. FP. Morgan and Company
Kuhn, Lory and Company
Kidder Peabody and Company
Pirst National Pak of New York
National Fly Company
Giaranty Company
Bankers Tresh Company
Pirris Forbes and Company
Lee Migeguson and Company
Amerian Telephone and Telegraph Company
Linited States Steel Corporation
Delinquent Tax Notices and Stockholder Meetings
A condensed page lists delinquent tax notices for Lewis and Clark County Montana with public sale details on January 10, 1925 and a full tax list available for inspection. It also advertises stockholders meetings for multiple companies in Helena Montana including Flovensan Associated Royalties Sunburst Oil and Gas Park Consolidated Gold Mites and Park Consolidated Gold Mines with dates in January 1925.
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Inwia
Clark County
Js M. Rogers
Lewis and Clark
State of Montana
Vralion
Dan Lala We Stockiolders Merting
Stork
Anders
Flovensan Associated Royalties Company
Natjonal Nabk of Montana
Helena
Montana
Geo. Davis
Fablicali Anndiy Fi
Weliens Aa Iffy van Sale
Council Chamber
Ity Ali
Iy Oeclork
Lim
Tomipete
Athe City Clark
J.T Barker
Itv Treasruer
Ietena
Sunburst Oil and Gas Company
National Bank of Montana
Geo
Davis
Municpal Pelinary
Helens
Monntang
Emrr
City of
A. J, Duncan
Janidareith
Elif
Mgoatana Life Insuranch Company
Montana Life Insurante Company
Mostens Life
County of Lewis and Clark
State of
Ieet
Winn. Twerfurth
Park Consolidated Gold Mites Company
C. $. Muffly
Presigen
Sam. J. Crouch
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SGM Dearie
Argentine Air Trav
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Mast St. Laws
New York Bonds
Br Assoemtea Press
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Manufactura
Erie
New Bible
Chiye
Atlanta (Ga
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Independent Publishing Co
Lewis
Ceunaty
Independent Publashiing Company
Penne Ea
Prudden, King and Prudden
Push Avenue
New York City
Steger
Missels
Gulte
Sharon Building
Montgomery Street
San Frandisen
Independent
Associated Tress
Rock! News
Poverlisar
Bom
Frem Employment Bureau
Américan Plan Workmen Associated Sinduatries
Penwell Tiack
Priont
G. J. Baker
Std
Yorree
Hager-Stevenson Oil Company
Coon
Hank
Montane
Manetana
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Disi-rt
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Bath
Rodney
Furnisiino
North Rodney
Sapert
Chessman Flat
Sixth Avenue
Sherman
A. P. Curtin
Music House
J. Kate
Grace Loletelns
Frank Newton
Amadiker
Hox
Elena
Wattison
Fisit Pole
Jown Siding
Callats-J
Allen Electric
Sixth Ave
Goodall Bros
South Main
Dempsey
Park Aveerage
Auto Taai
Eugene Wenzler
Houston Auto Co
Willard Service
W. Lawrence
Herman A. Freyler
Macur and
Eiapson Alley
N. Main
Owen & Hunter
Bailey Block Philde
Palmquist Electric
Lodd
Fuller Brushes
G. Daly
X. Park Ava
Wetson's Furniture Hospital
Main
W. Hurd
McKinney
Power Annex
Flette
Bled
Ofpisite Padtoffice
Elite Hat
Marcelling
Blackstone
Madani Eris Zimmatman
Phi Ghe
Mah Jongg Tea
EL Gti
S.| Main
Lyle Studio
Pittsburg
Culbertson
G. K. Smith
Wright
S. Main
Wood Yard
Park Avenue Wood Yard
State St
East Side
Ted
West Side
Pratt & HeathCo
Ge W. Sikth
Sunburst Consolidated Hoyalus Company
Rovim
National Bank of Muttana Bulldist
Mtelena
Typelock Am
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