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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1921
Page
11
The market report notes wheat gaining fresh strength with corn and oats firmer, while hog prices eased. Rain impacted supplies in Kansas and Nebraska, and overall grain futures showed mixed signals as traders weighed demand and weather. Butter and creamery products rose modestly, with creamery extras holding steady.
The stock market today saw railroad labor concerns fade into the background with transport shares lagging. Oil stocks led activity as Mexican Petroleum surged on a favorable earnings statement, while other industries and metals showed mixed gains. Bond dealings remained light and exchange rates fluctuated, with par value sales at about $12.68 million.
A Hellbron Company byline notes railroads weak, coppers and motors lead gains while oil shares like Mexican Petroleum rise on strong buying. The United States cotton and grain rally as Pullman merges with Haskell Barker rumors loom. Endicott Johnson strengthens on robust orders and Ford and Studebaker adjust winter output with a fourth quarter boost anticipated.
United States Bureau of Markets reports livestock receipts and prices across Chicago Omaha and South St Paul with varied bids for cattle calves bulls and sheep. Receipts range from thousands with prices noting strong steady or higher trends and top bids around 37 to 45 dollars for certain cattle and lambs reported by Associated Press and government market agencies.
Fragmented OCR notes list various jobs and ads including telegraphy training in Columbus, coatmakers and tailors, cattle and lamb prices, Montana feeding, Spokane home recipes, and 19th century financial quotes. Mentions rail clerks pay, mercantile paper rates, and silver prices with scattered place names.
The Montana agricultural faculty plans an all day exhibition featuring livestock, poultry, fruits, and vegetables. Students will judge stock, run a square dancing contest, a driving event, and a humorous wrestling display. The event will include demonstrations from the Montana Experiment Station and banners from nearby farms.
Washington debate seeks amendment to extend livestock loan terms beyond six months. Senators Warren, Drake, Simheld, Wadsworth confer with Governor Harding on federal reserve action to permit longer repaid periods and possible renewal options. Street car quote ends the report.
Classifieds record a Saturday loss in Butte with a small purse containing money and silver, reward offered. Notices include wanted help, room rentals, and real estate ads in a dense Montana newspaper page.
A fragmented notice lists two vehicles for sale by Hupp Roads and a 1918 Ford. It claims both cars are in good condition and invites inquiries by phone, with a price quote of 28 dollars and location notes including Montana and Galena Butte.
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