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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1920
Page
10
In Chicago markets brokers reported a moderate opening with July contracts rising to 25 and September to 1 682, then climbing further on strong buying. oats opened steady to higher at 1.05 as traders assess demand and supply factors across commodities.
Livestock receipts in Chicago around 6000 head with varied demand. Beef stock mostly lower with bulk cattle and heifers mixed. calves and stockers steady. New York mercantile and currency markets show sterling and money rates firm. copper, tin, and lead markets in metals section largely steady with spot and near term prices listed.
The June 12 1930 horoscope warns of adverse planetary aspects later in the day bringing hostility, explosive moods, and bitter newspaper clashes. It predicts rumors of war, unrest in public life, and possible international complications, with dubious forecasts for Mexico and Russia.
Ricbain defeats Tune 6 2 1 in Billings tennis singles final yesterday. Amended court report notes Cobbler Henry Amead charged in a city case. shooting and self defense referenced in a separate district court filing. World debt figures cited at year’s end.
New York stocks showed active trading with around 800000 shares changing hands as steels, equipment, shippings and oils led gains. Dividend news included Wilson & Co and Underwood. money market hints point to higher call money near month end while traders eye motor stocks after Morgan’s move.
Monarch mill in Huiston District reports high ore tonnage with concentrates stored awaiting road improvements. Consolidated Interstate-Callaghan Mining Co pays its sixteenth 60 cent dividend on June 30 to stockholders of record June 15, totaling about 188,651.50 dollars. Commonwealth Mining probes 200-foot shaft depth near Hayden Creek Idaho with vein 20 feet from shaft and 24 1/8 feet wide at 200-foot level. Champion mine near Warm Springs eyed for 600-foot level tapping by mid September with plans for a large tunnel and new mill site near tunnel mouth. Silvers prices and silver loan bill proposals noted. Production figures for May listed for Old Dominion, Kennecott, Inspiration, Shattuck-Arizona, and others. Silver Bullentine Co reorganizes with board of five directors. London and New York market notes on silver prices and tobacco packaging.
Market text reports a brighter session with gains in silver and steel issues. Baldwin and American Locomotive show quiet moves while Vanadium and related stocks rally on rising optimism about dividends, consolidations, and federal reserve policy easing. Allan Ryan to testify June 23 at the New York Stock Exchange.
Advices received by Guaranty Crust Company of New York from its special representative in Japan indicate a largely improved outlook. Japanese bankers in Yokohama and Tokyo express optimism about relations and funding prospects amid ongoing audits and market conditions.
Special Dispatch reports Mount St Charles College held an annual awards ceremony. Sune Helena delivered the address. trees were conferred on Saenea Coyle, Br A and Walter James Ninn. Domini Iveenes received a gold medal for military tactics. Coleman Suteehy and Domini Iveenes won the French Prise Verdun. Arthur Murphy became secretary of the alumni association. Paul Immel chaired the annual banquet. The alumni include all who attended up to 1915 and graduates. the college plans future admissions.
At a Lewistown hearing Emmett O Sullivan an attorney from Harlowton was denied admission after the examiner ruled he improperly sought to evade military duty by claiming disability. Judge Roy Ayers reviewed the questionnaire from Washington and sustained the objection. The Curtiss Oriole flight brought local figures including Mrs Mae Anderson and Judge Ayers, while plans to send David Hilger to the national convention were noted. Oil activity near Frantz No 3 and Collins No 2 attracted attention as Decker Collins drilling progressed on cap rock with further operations expected Friday. The Roy incorporation inquiry showed population short of required numbers.
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