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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1919
Page
10
Market notes show hog prices edging higher with unsettled close and broader commodity shifts. Corn receipts and demand influence feed costs while livestock prices reflect a cautious upturn amid cold weather and mixed signals from Britain and United States markets.
Livestock receipts show tight weights and mixed quality packing sows and boars with quotes around 11.50 to 7.20. Buyers report steady to higher bids on some grades while others sell easier. contacts list Dutcher phone numbers and common prices like 4.25 and 7.20. The market sheet notes steady to higher tone for receipts and several lots described as good or common with varying weights and prices.
New York stocks moved slowly after a dull session marked by a 605000 share turnover the lightest for a full session since summer. Coal strike and weak foreign exchange weighed on sentiment while money conditions and railroad financing added uncertainty. Bond market held firm with par value sales around 22.65 million.
A fragmented market report notes European credit shifts and Federal Reserve expectations as Wall Street reacts to rising metals demand, silver hoarding in India and China, and tentative gains in transportation stocks. Sterling hits fresh lows while money opens near 19 percent, with rates fluctuating around 7 percent.
International News Service reports from Ina Saskatchewan about silver fox ranches near Hungry Hollow. Foxes are pampered like guests, fed prime cuts, and kept in spotless refrigerated conditions. The article notes rising profits, high pelt values, and US guidance to avoid red fox experimentation. It mentions a farmer, Mr Bilis, expanding to five nials and selling pelts worth thousands, with pups auctioned at high prices.
A London writer surveys postwar unrest, arguing waves of strikes and rioting follow wars worldwide. He cites Paris 1871, Napoleonic era Britain, profiteering, wage shifts, and consumer shortages as drivers, with social fear and moral critique from workers, clergy, and shopkeepers.
A damaged OCR fragment discusses profiteering and a suggested remedy of work. The text references community cost, a sense of trouble, and a call to return to labor as a possible solution, but lacks clear names, dates, or places.
A departmental committee urges pension for all at age 70 with 10 shillings weekly, proposes cutting age to 65 for some MPs push, and outlines rising old age costs from 12 million to 41 million. Warsaw notes Paderewski stamp issue. New York markets report silver, copper, tin, and zinc movements.
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