New York Stocks Rally Despite Light Volume
Stocks weakened then recovered as prices rose across standard, industrial, and high priced issues. Gains centered in United States Steel, American Can, copper shares, and rails, with Pan American Petroleum and California Petroleum among notable movers amid ongoing merger chatter and favorable federal reserve signals.
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California Petroleum
General Petroleum
Pacific Oi
United States
Baird
Anaconda
Wennecott
Magma
Utah
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago
Northwestern
Lackawanna
Northern Pacific
St. Louis
St. Louis Southwestern and Great Northern
Wittsburg
West Virginia
Allied Chemical
Allis Chalmers
Cora Am
Locomotive
Steel Fdy
Tobaate
Con
Atchison, Com
Austin Nicholson
Baldwin Lore
Baltimore & Ohio
Cor Beth, Steel
Butte & Superior
Canadian Pacific
Central Leater
Changler Motors
Ches
Ohio
Su Paul
Coca Cola
Continental Jo
N. Cuba Am
Sugar Cuba Cate Sugar
Davison
Chen
Fleischmann
Goofrich
Great Nor
Gulf States
Hudson Motors
s.Tntl
Marvester
Mar
Nicker
Kelly Thre
Lorillard
Mack Truck
Marland
Magma Miami
Cesses Enteee
Missouri
Moon Motors
Montana
Indos
New Norg Gentral
Pullman Pure Oil
Reading
Steel Republic
Steel Springs
Rock Taland
Royal Dutelrive
St. L
Sears Roebucks
Sinclair
Sless Sheffield
Stromberg
Stewart Warner - Studebaker
Southern Rye
St. Joe Taead
Evens Tobacco
Texas Company
Texas Gulf
Union Pacific
Essere
Ye Gru UG. & Steel
Utaa
Wabash
Wester
Witton Westingtonse
White Motors
Willys Overland
Western Pacific
Woolworth
Bae
Contl
Oi Wes. Beers
Chicago Wheat Market Rally After Early Decline
Grain market in Chicago on March 20 saw an initial plunge as reports of European grain distress and Antwerp failures spurred selling. Prices later recovered strongly with May wheat up to 4 1/4 cents, Canada’s export limits cited, and domestic demand from millers aiding the rally. corn and oats fluctuated as shipping demand remained slow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Europe
Liverpool
Antwerp
Berlin
Kansas
Oklahoma
Nore
Conditions Sound and Markets Steady Says AP
Associated Press reports New York commentary stating no real setback in trade explains recent grain and securities de pression as overbuying after a rise tied to the election. It notes wheat price breaks and railroad difficulties added unsett lement, but asserts overall business sentiment remains solid with strong export demand, rising cotton spindles, high freight traffic, and record bank clearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
Federal Reserve Bank
Mellon
Whoover
Dwre
Stock Exchange
Westard
Woo
Livestock prices mixed across Midwest markets March 20
Receipts listed for cattle hogs and sheep with varied bids. Hogs show slow sales with $12 to $19 ranges and cutbacks. cattle steady to higher on better steer demand. calves and sheep mixed with limited offerings. Markets report differing regional bids including Chicago Omaha and Spokane with several price bands and weight classes noted.
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South St. Paul
Maren
Department of Agriculture
Catte
Chicago
Eheige
Omaha
Independent Publishing Company notices and scout appointment
A scanned newspaper fragment notes The Independent Publishing Company daily in Helena with multiple eastern offices, plus a Spokane dispatch announcing Walter L. Hayward as special deputy regional director for four states. Also reports a South American scientist using microphones to detect worm gnaws in apples and weevils in corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Walter L. Hayward
Seattle
H. Oberteuffer
Oberteuffer
Portland
Buenos Aires
Hold On To Wool But Prices Do Not Mount
Boston March 20 The Commercial Bulletin reports wool demand remains restricted with sellers urged to hold wools, yet prices are irregular and not rising. London buyers press, colonial markets show light improvement, and the goods market hints at better business. Domestic fleece prices by region are listed with secured basis ranges for Texas and western notes.
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Boston
Commercial Bulletin
Stanmer Street
London
Althouse
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Delaine
San
Jchigan
New York
Wisconsin
Missouri
New England
Texas
California
Perthern
Middle Country
Southern
Oregon
Montana
Similas
Masonic Meetings and Primary Nominating Election Notice
Masonic bodies Helena Montana announce meetings including Morning Star No 5 and King Solomon's, with dates in March and April and an annual election in lodge. Also notice of a March 23 1925 primary nominating election for municipal council seats across Helena wards with polling places and hours. Also probate notices for Ricardo Calban and Jacob Hart estates with appointment dates and locations for will proof and letters testamentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helens
Morning Star
King Solomon's Lodge No
F. C
Miriam
Josephine Hepner
Helena
Lewis and Clark
Montana
Corner Chambers
North Sydney
Eagies
Hall
North Main
Empson
Wort
P. Hall
Gallatin Street
Bire
Alard
State of Montana
County of Lewis and Clark
Spokane
Fr. M. Pyle
P. H. Campbell
A. D
OL Pyle
Justice of the Peace
District Court of the First
Judicial District
Ricardo Calban
Richard Andrade
Richard Andrada
Ted. O. Connell
District Court
First Judicial District
State of
Lewin and Clark
Jacob Fart
Jacob Hart
Alyira Mart
George W. Hart
Wil NW
Eedes
Former Hathaway Assistant Tried in Seattle
Dr. R. A. Cartwright formerly of Warm Springs is on trial in Seattle for habitual marijuana use. He is also wanted in this county for allegedly passing a worthless check on E. E. Heuser of Warm Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hathaway
Seattle
Butte
R. AL Cartwright
Warm Springs
Cartwright
E. E. Heuser
Some men won't stop at anything hosiery display
A brief item notes a bold incident where individuals pursued a hosiery display with reckless persistence. The tale underscores consumer or shoplift risk and local store response without graphic detail.
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J. 5, Gett & Go
Pilaen
Wally
Ari
Pep
Pils Strons
Great Britain
France
Italy
Joan Sey
Lwans
Plices
East Si
Marie
U.S
Wissin
The
Independent’s Bible
New York Bonds
Rew Youle Stock Exchange
B.S
Liberty
Canada
St &T Aa
Norway
Chile
Amer
TAL T
Baltimore & Qbio
Beth. Steel Cor
Mats Gootyear
Great Northern
Montana Tower
Northern Pac
Sinclair Con
Southern Pas
Vian Power & Lt
Western Union
Westinghouse
Wilson & Co
Boths
iMay
Ned
Pep Gap
Pital
Minneapolis Grain
Minneapolis
Geriharq Montana
Dar- Joy
OAS
Neavys
Nawasaper
Lewis End
Clack Ceanty
Independent Publishing Company
I.e
Montane
Prudden
King and
Fifth Avenue
New York ‘City
Steger
Chikana
Inala
Pened Sahai Westurn
King
Keron
Montgomery Street
San Francisco
Independent
Tual
Bangalow
Harrison and Clark
Frank Bogart
Union Bank
Sherman
A. P. Curtin
Music House
EL Blanchard
Canton
Carl
Toulouse
N. Warren
Chevrolet
Dodge
Dempsey
North Park
Winda
Mitcheil Bk
Phony
Ridimo
Clinton Hotel
Whd
Broadway
Jefferson
Bath
Blackstone
New Park Avenue
Lewis Feewell Co
Smelcom
M. Benton
Selena Dapartmente
Templeton
Homer
Block
APTS
Davis
BOARN
Pyone
Wright
W. Fatt
South Tarrison
South Main Street
Free Employment Bureau
American Plana Workmen Associated Industries
Pentwell Block
Kig
Moler Barber’ College
Fargo
N. D
South Harrison
North Bento’ Galth
N. Kessler
Will Ales
Flapper
LK. Macvell
Allen Electric
Sixth Ave
UTO Storage
Seryeena
Dempae
Park Ave
Eugene Wenzler
Houster
Antoco
Willard Service
W. Lawrence
Phone 53
Herman A. Fregler
Placer
Empson Alley
N. Main
Dra
Owen & Hunter
Bailey Block
Secale
el One
Palmquist Electric Electrical
Fuller Brushes
Daly
N. Park Ave
Johnson's Furniture Hospital
n. _ FURNITURE HOSPITAL
W. Hurd
McKinney Hair Dressier
Power
Fiette
Elite
Open Bay
Mac. Neill
Fe Marcelling Marcel Hob Curl
Harvard Bik
Erike Zimmerman
Lyle
Pittsburg
Gilbertson
East Sixth Ave
Wood Yard
State
N. Ewing
West Side
Pratt& Heath Co
Parkaway Garage
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