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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1919
Page
8
Market mood remains uncertain as peace talks loom with traders awaiting signs of a potential treaty. Steel, oil, copper and fertilizer issues led activity with early gains fading back to opening levels. Copper shares showed strength near session highs amid ongoing demand and dividend news. the market overall weighed by cash movement and crop prospects.
Trading at the New York Exchange eased after the money crisis news with over a million shares but lower volume. Call loans opened at 6 percent, falling to 5 percent, while offerings from local and interior funds supported time money. Sector results varied with rails and metals down, food and chemicals rising, and the market ending irregularly with 1,250,000 shares traded and bonds light but steady.
Fragmented OCR reads like a place and oil related terms including Rocher de Roule Sun River Oil Tarbox Texas Tuolumne Wind River. Likely a brief geographic or business note with scattered proper nouns.
Market reports show receipts for cattle and sheep with prices varying by weight and class. Beef steers and cows show steady to higher trade while lambs and hogs move with the day’s market mood, reflecting dull to firm demand across regions.
Chicago markets showed shorts bidding up the corn market with July at 1.81 to 1 to 1.74 1 4 percent. Oats eased to lower, provisions steady to mixed as hogs faced a setback from labor issues at the stock yard.
The Premier resigns and Kung Hsin-Chun is named acting premier for ten days. Chow Shu-Mu is tasked with forming a cabinet. Analysts say Kung Hsin-Chun, an old-class official, may balance interests to ease a peaceful settlement sought by all groups.
Panama reports a revolutionary outbreak in San Jose led by school teachers threatened with pay cuts. The Costa Rican consul says the unrest began Thursday and continued Friday, possibly fueled by Bolshevist influence and local tensions over wages.
Atlantic City N J June 19 The American Federation of Labor adopts a resolution condemning judiciary usurpations of legislative and executive power It urges organized labor to disregard court injunctions on grounds that they violate constitutional rights and threaten government.
New York report confirms full success in Boy Scout week, June to 14, with statements from William G. McAdoo, James E. West, and Colin J. Livingston. The campaign leaders praised the effort and outlined completed goals as part of a nationwide citizen committee effort.
Brest dispatch reports the U S Harrisburg sailed with 2000 casuals and 500 sick soldiers. The tally of troops and officers leaving Brest for the United States since the armistice reaches into the thousands.
Atlantic City June 19. The American Federation of Labor voted unanimously today to form a political party with organized labor, marking a bold shift in political strategy and signaling potential realignment among labor groups.
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