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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1924
Page
10
Heavy turnover returns to the New York market as prices rise with buoyant demand for big line shares. President Soolidge's message and Mellon remarks boost sentiment, signaling constructive administration aims and growing faith in domestic trade.
Denver hog receipts 3000 mostly 15 to 25 cents lower. cattle 2000 receipts calves steady. sheep 5300 receipts with fat lambs higher. Los Angeles cattle active with gains 25 cents. hog receipts 4006 around 25 cents higher. fat lambs steady with large loads up to 13.75.
Portland Oregon December 4 cattle and calves slow with 261 head on hand hogs receipts 1240 and prices listed for various weight classes. Heavy weight 250 to 350 pounds fetch 9.90 to 9.50 while light weights 160 to 200 pounds bring 9.25 to 9.65. Light lights 130 to 160 pounds bring 8.50 to 9.65. Sheep and lambs remain fully steady with 166 head noted.
Spokane reports cattle receipts 198 with market steady. Hog receipts 697 with good to choice prices from 9 to 9.25, heavier hogs 8.50 to 8.75, heavy sows 6 to 6.25, fat pigs 7 to 7.75, feeders and underweight pigs 6 to 7. Sheep receipts none, market unchanged.
Market notes show bar silver at 68 1/2 cents and Mexican dollars at 53 cents in New York trading. Prices reflect metal demand and currency exchange dynamics of the period.
Yesterday's low pressure off the north Pacific coast moved east toward the Great Lakes as Manitoba's system advances. Northwest overspread with high pressure to the southeast. light to moderately heavy rain or snow expected west of the divide over 12 hours. Temperatures rose in eastern Minnesota and Northern Saskatchewan while other areas show little change.
Inmates of the city mental hospital at Humberstone in England issue a patients magazine of prose and poetry. The publication, uncensored by outsiders, features pieces such as time verses about the buttercup and a sociological study titled Married Women Work.
Stocks climbed to peak levels driven by favorable message to Congress and strong trade news. Rail shares led gains with several issues at or near record highs, copper and oil sectors rallied, and key industrials like General Electric and United States Steel posted gains as markets closed with buoyant sentiment. Sterling rose to $4.69, a fresh high since last spring.
Autos running on rails now furnish transportation across the Chilean desert. Butter unchanged. Eggs fresh ranch 60 62c. Mixed colors 47 48c. Pullets 41 42c. Evaporated apples steady. Prunes firm. Apricots and peaches firm. Raisins quiet.
Storms east of Denver caused disruptions for Butte brokers who received only a fraction of usual market reports. Most New York quotations were eliminated, and officials said repairs should restore full reports by early morning.
Large pearl earrings highlight European fashion with Infanta Beatrice and Princess Nicholas among wearers. An Ascot woman granted separation after her husband baptized people in the family tub. Richmond audiences must sing from a leaflet hymn, not applaud. Talladell, Spain, now has a mayoress and a nearly all female town council after recent elections.
The Interstate Commerce Commission repeats suggestions for Congress to consider adjusting section 28 of the Merchant Marine Act to grant preferential rates for American exports on U S ships. The report notes railroads under regulation have not yet earned the 5 percent annual return and details earnings, valuation progress, and government share of excess profits since 1920.
A pair of junker planes left Buenos Aires for Santiago and landed at the military air base in Chile today. The flight marked the first time an aircraft with several passengers crossed the Andes and included a three passenger craft.
The report notes a new single wheeled spokeless motorcycle from Italy. It also covers U S estimates on toothpick supply from 30 000 acres of trees and details wood types used for toothpick production and regional sourcing.
A government scientist states that Mars air is so rare that water boils at a lower temperature than on Earth. He exposes two thin wires to solar rays to measure heat and concludes Mars is twenty to forty degrees cooler than Earth, making boiling eggs impossible.
Lewistown teacher Helen Small arrives in Butte for extended recuperation with her mother Mrs Nellie Small. Community notes cover Em erson PTA meeting led by Mrs Erwin Becker and Miss Frances Hayes address on parent teacher cooperation. Wedding of Miss Ann Daily and Edward McRea at Lowell Avenue M E church parsonage. reception at Coombe home with blue and white decor. Copies list numerous social events, birthdays, clubs, and arrivals around Butte.
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