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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1926
Page
6
Chicago July 2 Wheat prices fell as spring crop rain and abundant winter wheat supply eased demand. Corn and oats fluctuated, provisions mixed. Little export demand and slow Liverpool market further pressured values.
Cattle receipts at St Paul up to 1600 with fat yearlings near 9 dollars and bulk cattle around 8.50 to 9. Bulls and feeders steady to slow as markets show mixed demand. Hogs scarce with prices near 14 dollars. sheep and fat lambs higher, natives leading gains. Also reports from Omaha and Spokane on cattle futures and metal markets with fluctuations in tin and copper prices.
Boston reports demand for wool has warmed after three weeks of steady gains. Mills delay purchases as New York garment workers strike nears, while the new wool clip clears quickly, especially in the Far West. Prices stay firm with strong foreign markets for fine nets and a planned July 7 opening of light-weight men’s wear staples by American Woolen Co. Mohair remains steady.
New York July 2 reports show recoveries held steady amid holiday trading. Mixed movements and pre holiday profit taking limited turnover while demand remained active in certain sectors. Nickel Plate negotiations loom. forecasts warn of gradual damping in some buying due to adjournment. Wheat and other grains show softer receipts with overall holiday tone. commissions note mixed demand and cautious positions across markets.
A stray dog in Livingston gained unexpected fame during the Sweden crown prince and princess arrival. The dog lounged at the princess’s feet while Governor Erickson spoke, rarely moving as the royal couple and the governor addressed the crowd. The crown princess patted the animal several times, highlighting the light moment amid ceremonies.
Senate campaign funds committee hears testimony that Philadelphia magistrate Frank S. O’Connor told Pepper of a $75,000 bribe offer in support of William Vare during the Republican primary. Pepper, a defeated candidate, recalled the conversation hours after denying he had told anyone.
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