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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1918
Page
10
Chicago markets show corn prices higher on April 29 amid unsettled trading and anti boarding law discussions. Cattle, hogs, and lamb markets remain firm with strong receipts and varied prices across categories, while London exchange rates and commodities wrap up the day.
Stock markets show a cautious tone awaiting France developments. Banking interests globally maintain confidence, despite a dull session and scarce news. Reports from Hellbronner indicate a professional market with steady dividends and cautious optimism about future action.
New York April 29 market activity showed spasmodic trading in low-priced securities with momentum subdued. United States Steel led gains among stronger issues while many rails and commodities showed muted or irregular moves. Total sales totaled 6350000 par value with several large issues barely moving.
Washington reports that De Freest Larner, an American airman, shot down a German mach left observer and set the aircraft afire during a March 5 mission with the French armies, killing the pilot. The word has just reached Washington.
Thayer B. Thayer, vice president of Anaconda Copper Mining, was elected to the board of directors of Inspiration Consolidated Copper. The election occurred at the annual meeting, with thirteen retiring directors re-elected. Announcement received by local stock brokers yesterday.
A dated horoscope warns of a dire day on Tuesday April 30 with risks for women and youths and hints at upheaval and fires while a Washington note states the Swiss and Swedish legations must pay for interned enemy aliens' upkeep, with charity care for those in need organized by a national committee.
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