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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1921
Page
9
Market observers report a weak start as wheat futures fall amid pressure from late season harvests and uncertain demand. Prices showed varied shifts across No. 1 and No. 2 grades with declines in spot quotes while some futures edged up on hopes for supply adjustments.
The New York Stock Exchange reported a choppy session with early gains eroding. Gains followed favorable bets on funding railway debt and a Mexican tax decree delay, as steel and equipment shares led late buying while industrials lagged.
Livestock receipts and prices show cattle market steady to higher than average with top quotes around 6 000. Sheep receipts near 2 000 with lambs trading at about 9 1. Market reports from Spokane and St Paul note steady demand and unchanged quotations.
A fragmentary report notes a car incident and a found purse with references to worry over unpaid bills. Court decisions, a county jail sentence, and names appear amidst disrupted lines about a man, possible suicide, and a judge’s ruling, but the message is unclear.
An Associated Press dispatch notes rising cattle interest in Montana pastures with extensive prairies and butter production mentioned. A train load of 5 cars arrived near Forsyth, according to the state veterinarians, as officials discuss the coming stock movement.
A sweeping list of renowned figures from science art and philosophy traces a lineage through history. Names include Newton Galileo Leibniz Hume Gibbon Pitt Michelangelo Reynolds Turner Beethoven Rossini Mendelssohn Spinoza and Seiyerbeer.
Reports on silver dollar production resuming in the U S mint and plans to maintain it for years, ongoing copper vein development at the Black Rock mine, Libby district sinking work by Lukens Hagel, and new strikes in the Coeur d'Alene region. Also mentions Heilbronner market review, railroad wage expectations, and various local notices.
The obituary notes the funeral of William Harrington at the family residence 2008 Locust Street with details to be announced later. The fragmentary notice provides minimal specifics on time or further arrangements.
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