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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1921
Page
9
Markets report European exchange rates influencing wheat and corn as prices faltered after gains. Minneapolis grain notes wheat receipts and pricing shifts while New York money markets show weak exchange rates and varying global demand.
The Associated Press reports a dull session with heavy tone and slim attendance due to holidays. Declines of 1 to 4 points dominated, bonds steady, foreign exchange unsettled, and total trading reached 11,175,000 par value. Baldwin Locomotive declared a regular dividend with little market impact.
The report covers cattle and sheep receipts and prices in South St Paul and Spokane with cattle steady to weak and lambs steady, native lambs and top prices noted. It also includes metal market updates on copper tin and antimony with copper electrolytic and tin quoted and silver prices, alongside a stray line about wallpaper and nerves.
Work resumes on the Bull ton and East Butte shaft projects after September delays caused by supply and labor shortages. James Taylor traces key players from Wallace to Dorsey and the mine, while nearby Pine Creek properties reveal 600 foot tunnel, cross-cut potential, and ownership interests in Kellogg and Spokane groups. Washington discussions feature Senators Stanfield and Gooding with Ravenal McBeth on tariff impacts for ore.
The page blends a Saturday May 28 1921 horoscope noting a doubtful day and planetary influences with Deer Lodge News Notes. It reports Woman's Club delegates leaving for a state federation meeting in Butte, locals attending land matters, business visits by ranchers and merchants, and mentions the Gallagher family tied to a recent death.
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