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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1921
Page
14
Global markets and wheat prices move on crop outlook and export demand. Corn for July gains on export sales while oats and barley show small shifts. Nearby notes reference government crop expectations, with traders watching reports for further direction.
Market critics noted a further pullback from the midweek rally with steep declines at the open led by United States Rubber and Fisk Rubber amid dividend postponements. Equipment, independent steels, shippings, sugars, and oils weakened while Mexican petroleum and other late movers declined. Bond markets eased in sympathy with Liberty issues and total sales reached 11.58 million dollars.
The Associated Press reports July forecasts from the Agriculture Department show no record crop besides corn, with corn likely to surpass last year’s output. June conditions trimmed many crops but corn remains in strong shape, possibly matching last year’s record despite broader declines in wheat potatoes apples and other staples.
Receipts and price trends for cattle calves veal and stockers at South St Paul and Piermont markets. Beef cattle steady to higher with top steers around 11 dollars. Sheep receipts and prices quoted with strong demand and Western lambs advancing. Currency and sugar price notes included in market wrap.
United States Geological Survey data show 1920 lead production at 483000 tons with Missouri leading states at 155000 tons. Goldsmith mine near Walkerville ships about two carloads monthly. ore averages $50 per ton, with a recent carload yielding 6000 dollars. Nearby districts report rich lead silver zinc ore and leasing activity, while market reviews note Rubber dividends and sugar prices, with cautious market sentiment and anticipated food buying. May ore output nears 84900000 pounds.
Copper steady with near and futures quotes around 28 dollars. Antimony spot prices mentioned. numerous near term and quarter contracts cited in cryptic form. Record appears fragmented with multiple figures and locations unclear.
Muskegon July report states Mrs. Sarah McVeigh, police matron, urged women to stop wearing bathing suits on streets. Downtown shoppers observed in bathing costumes prompting enforcement. She ordered bathrobes worn over suits when using a clothespin making setup downtown.
Bozeman July notice announces Pi Beta Phi fraternity granted a charter for a chapter at Montana State College. The Phi Gamma girls earn a historic first in Montana, with members named and alumnae listed, noting the national fraternity’s ideals and long history.
A jumble of classified items appears including lost and found notes for a white and orange dog, various wanted ads for workers and workers by agencies, plus rentals and rooms for rent. The page also lists automobiles, household services, and shop notices with addresses in Butte and nearby towns.
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