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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1920
Page
12
Chicago reports show corn prices slipping despite expectations of a harsh storm, with limited buyer power and profit taking. Market activity was tepid as traders awaited clearer signals while grain and stockyard interests shifted toward fertilizer and other commodities. Receipts and prices for wheat in Minneapolis were mixed, reflecting regional demand fluctuations.
Mixed cattle and hog receipts through Chicago and Spokane show steady to strong prices. Heavy packing hogs reach higher bids with pork products moving. beef steers and cows hold firm with calf and veal prices climbing modestly. Liberty bond and metal markets drift, while Minneapolis notes a 25 cent flour advance to $18.50 per barrel.
New York March 5 stock market notes report unsettled interest in international credit tied to heavy gold imports from England and Canada. Strong exchange on Europe supported by rising demand bills on London. oils and motor shares lead gains. Bond market dull. sales total 876000 shares. United States bonds unchanged. Bankers anticipate large gold imports from London with further inflows from Canada and Argentina.
Caledonia Mining will pay a monthly dividend of one cent per share on March 6 to shareholders of record February 15. Utah Copper reports for quarter ending December 31 1919 show net income of 8,252,395 with 9,746,940 in dividends, a 1,494,044 deficit, and 110,091,608 pounds produced at 16.472 cents per pound from concentrates. Hecla mine notes 2000 foot level entry of 10 feet ore, high grade, with 300 feet drift, and a 1,800 foot shoot on 1600 foot level. Scratch Gravel tests require 623,750 shares to transfer property to new Washington company, with 13,715 of 935,500 shares represented in Helena. A meeting in Helena on April 19 is not expected to delay operations, and power installation is anticipated before development. Historical figures cite Fold ore gross of 240,000 and Franklin mine 600,100. A leasee has recently extracted 62,000 in months, with last financial statement showing 10,000 on hand.
The reading says business and professional efforts may prosper under Neptune, with sea matters under strong rule and shipping benefiting. Written contracts may guide agreements, actors should keep counsel, and the month favors preparatory steps for women. Birthdates warn about letters, with afternoon births possibly yielding a strong year. Children born today are quick and clever but not entirely reliable.
The Hellbronner Company notes steel, railroad equipment, oils and motors rose 1 to 3 points above last night’s Bullish close but failed to hold gains, reacting to yesterday’s lower close. Improved money and foreign exchange suggest a brief bull period, though copper and rail delays restrain substantial advance amid a readjustment phase.
Mary Pickford, weeping and worn, fled from a train in Los Angeles after returning from Minden Nev where she obtained a divorce decree. She paused after passengers left her car and, seeing a line of reporters and photographers, ran to the opposite side, tripped, and was helped up by her mother before escaping in a waiting car.
Washington reports final adjustment of finance and legal questions from government control of railroads will take considerable time. Hines says capital, maintenance, and shipper loss claims run into hundreds of millions. Over 1,400 officers and employees have been removed from the government payroll as roads return to private control.
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee postponed advancing the Washington nomination for secretary of state after members objected to voting without more information. In the meeting, senators noted no formal charges or investigation had been decided, but believed several matters needed clarification before any recommendations.
Omaha March 5 Mayor Smith ordered police to halt liquor burglars who looted cellars worth over 500000 in six months. A ten member “high jacking” squad was detailed to work the case and curb the raids.
Senator King of Utah introduced another bill to establish a federal budget system and sent it to the special budget committee for consideration.
In the wartime medical discussion, surgeons outline reconstruction aims for facial injuries, stressing patient patience, bone alignment, and use of dental plates. They describe procedures to restore function and appearance, including tissue transfer, plastic methods, and speech restoration, emphasizing humane outcomes and gradual healing.
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