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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1920

Page

12

Corn Prices Rally Amid Early Decline In Markets

Market notes show corn prices climbing after an opening dip with July at about 1.70 a bushel and September near 1.56. Oats rise, provisions soften with hogs, while commodity details list No 2 yellow at 1.90 to 1.94, wheat and other seeds priced, and pork and lard figures noted.

Chicago Chicago & Northwestern

Livestock market updates from Chicago and New York metals scene

Chicago cattle and hog receipts described with price movements with beef cattle higher and hogs steady to higher. lambs and sheep show gains. Metal markets note dull copper and steady lead and zinc with limited in exchange activity. New York bullion and currency rates reported with minor shifts.

Chicago New York Spot St. Louis

Horoscope for June 9 1920 warns of unrest and thwarted ambition

The June 9 1920 horoscope says Taurus and Venus bring discontent for women seeking advancement while men may face reduced recognition in public affairs. Cultivate calm. summer promises insights in science and medicine as notable minds are highlighted. Bergone’s birth sign suggests a strenuous year ahead.

Sun Womun Issoglen America Bergone

Market wraps with short interest gains and rail strength

New York stocks extended gains for short sellers amid early rail strength and mixed leadership. Reading, Harvester and Royal Dutch rose while Marine preferred and several oils and steels fell. rails remained favored by investors as call loans firmed and market outlook hinted at a temporary rally. Great Western Sugar declares extra dividend of 10 dollars a share for July.

New York Shorts Reading Harvester Royal Dutch Mercantile Marine Granger New York Central Texas & Pacific Kansas City Southern St. Louis Southwestern Rock Island Great Western Sugar Company

Call Money High Silver Declines and Market Fortunes Shift

The Hellbronner Company notes call money up to ten percent for cattle and silver while abnormally low St Louis prices decline. Rail stocks show strength in Reading, Southern Pacific and Milwaukee, but gains fade with rising money rates. Copper and wheat conditions shift as Chicago and Northwestern trims its dividend, and retailers lose ground after earnings rally.

Hellbronner Company Ourien Sterling Durin Southern Pacitle Tock Tana Missouri Lester Stoney Baldwin Loscomotive Johnson Fas Torfigta Chicago & Northwestern Mexican Petroleum Sinclair Consolidated

Mines and Mining developments and silver price impact

W P Eliott H W Lane and associates of Salt Lake arrange funding for five claims on the Silver Trail near Basin Montana. Ore was found on surface, with past shipments yielding high silver and gold. Copper, lead and silver prospects across Idaho Montana and Arizona are reported with costly drilling and large-scale blasting. Public figures like John D. Ryan attended to view a massive blast that displaced about 300,000 tons of ore at a cost of roughly 18 thousand dollars.

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Funeral Address for Mrs Barney at St James Church

Barne tended her funeral Monday afternoon with Rev George Hirst delivering the address. She was daughter of Alphon so Jackman and wife of Lewis Barney of Forest Grove, aged several years. She swallowed carbolic acid by mistake while taking pepsin from a mislabeled bottle, leading to her death. County agent Carl H Peterson reports a strong corn crop and ample hay upcoming summer and winter. Tomorrow the Winnett Milwaukees timetable changes the train to Lewistown to depart Winnett at 4 p.m. and arrive by 7 p.m.

Barne George Hirst St. James’ Church Carl” H. Peterson Flatwillow Valentine Roy Milwaukees Winnett Lewistown

North Dakota State Fair to Award $40000 in Premiums

Fargo hosts the North Dakota state fair July 12 to 17 with about 40000 in premiums plus numerous special prizes cups medals and trophies from breeding associations clubs and agricultural groups. Livestock entries show the event will be northwest’s greatest with 190 milking Shorthorns and strong Herford contenders. Pure bred swine sheep and turkeys highlight the show while juvenile farmer contests draw several hundred youths. Homecoming day July 12 welcomes American region guests and all veterans admitted free for a special program. Horse racing offers liberal prizes and attracts prize stock from Canada and Kentucky.

Fargo N. D North Dakota Northwest Canada Kentucky

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