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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1910
Page
5
Eastern stock markets opened weak but firmed slightly as crop reports from the Midwest affected expectations. Wheat and copper prices moved with mixed results while Chicago prices showed strength amid uncertainty about future supply and demand.
The Wey Mather Gaywined of Whren Varhe will deliver an oration and 1,500 visitors are expected for a mass and procession. A morning service at St. Patrick’s Church precedes a luncheon and program at West Park street hall, with speakers from three states including Fran Borcher and Rev. Father Gaymard.
The May copper market shows price stability amid mixed signals with supply rising and consumption improving in some regions. Amalgamated stock profitability, production increases, and a stubborn carry of metal despite a weak price present a complex outlook for copper investors and miners.
The piece notes shoppers and producers grappling with copper supply and demand, as opinions split on whether prices have hit a bottom. It suggests any clear bottom may take only a few months to emerge, with market behavior described as cautious and uncertain.
A special dispatch reports about 300 Park City residents attending a Better Farming seminar. In sessions at Joliet, instructors discussed soil management, apple blight, and sugar beet handling. Questions covered drainage, irrigation, orcharding, and industry prospects.
Citizens of Bozeman press to invite former President Roosevelt to attend the Swot Pro festival planned for September. Dixon urges quick action and a formal invitation, with Colonel Roosevelt’s potential involvement being discussed as dates may shift. Seattle report notes a crane collapse near Hayne in King County injuring six workers at Mills Falls Clay project. sixty workers were present, with eight rescued alive.
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