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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1920
Page
10
Opening quotations for oats show gains near six to one and a half cents with July and September listed around $1.04 to $1.06 and $1.61 to $1.65 respectively. The market then moved higher before turning nervous with renewed selling, while corn and oats faced a sharp setback. pork futures held near $20.40 with butter and eggs easing.
June 10 market notes show hogs at Spokane steady to higher with prime and choice at 19 to 21.50 for top gilt and sow classes. steer prices mixed with strong demand noted for western bulk canners and cutters. calves and stockers hold firm. Receipts around 31,000 hogs and 10,000 cattle in Seattle area with best spring lambs around 16 to 18.25 and mutton improving slightly. Spokane reports hog prices 8 to 21.50 and yearling prices near 100 to 1350 for primes, with canner and bull categories weak.
A fragment notes Henry VIII granting a woman the entire revenue of a colony or estate as a reward for her service, reflecting Tudor practices of rewarding personal favors with royal revenue. The readable line hints at a courtly act of largesse intended to gratify allegiance and merit.
The New York stock market opened dull and mostly down with about 400,000 shares traded. Gains appeared in Cras cible Steel Atlantic Gulf Mercantile Marine and Food Products while other sectors in oils rails textiles showed slight declines amid light offerings.
A fragmented market session shows investors awaiting key news and indicators. Traders weighed cautious signals while large caps drifted with modest volume as analysts warned of potential pauses in momentum.
Billings, June 10. John Pfef, 47, hanged himself in a barn on his ranch nine miles west of Billings after crops failed. His wife discovered the body, cut him down with a pocket knife. Brief note mentions new automobile snow plows mounted on sled runners ahead of wheels.
The Mines and Mining Quarterly lists recent dividend declarations for Utah Copper Ray Consolidated Nevada Consolidated Chino Copper Osceola Calumet Hecla Ahmeek and others with varied per share amounts. It also notes the Copper King raise progress in Washington and new tunnel plans at Clarinda Idaho, plus high grade ore shows at Lanakr British Columbia and potential reopenings of Radersburg district mines amid pending federal bills.
In today’s reading, the Sun and Jupiter are waning, while Mercury remains active. Neptune signals favorable prospects for commercial ventures in new fields, with Mercury guiding focus and timing.
Glendive defeated Miles City 6 to 1 in the season opener played Sunday afternoon. The score stayed 1 to 0 until the fifth inning when Glendive unleashed a string of hits to push ahead with three runs, ending a hard fought game delayed by rain last Decoration Day.
In North Montana Great Falls on June 10 the Duluth Episcopal diocese held a meeting noting Rev. G. G. Bennett a Montana figure, with a unanimous vote on his election. Nearby, Stephen Eller, 24, employed at a ranch near Castner Coulee, shot himself in the head with a high powered rifle after a period of unrest. no motive learned. Fort Benton details include Gov. candidate W. W. McDowell visiting Great Falls. Community news covers Boy Scouts getting use of a former silver smelter building. death of W. Buckland, Montana resident since 1871, and Sweden schoolchildren planting thousands of trees annually.
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