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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1933
Page
3
In New York investors took profits while some shares held gains. Heavy turnover showed activity in metals and cotton while grains showed mixed moves. Leaders in several sectors refrained from follow through as priced commodities dragged late.
The report outlines price moves in wheat and corn with a record wheat rally and subsequent weakness, noting improved planting weather and increased rural receipts weighing on prices. It mentions Minneapolis futures and cash bids, plus status of durum and protein content. A San Francisco stock exchange survey says most employees are back to full time work after layoffs.
In New York on May 31 the bond market shows slight downticks in several issues. API-Follering appears as a notable factor among today’s price movements and trading activity.
New York May 31 copper rose another cent to 7 1/2 cents per pound marking the peak in over a year. Some producers sought rent while holders kept a fair tonnage at 7 1/2 cents to late September. Copper product prices also moved up with wire prices raised by General Gable and Anaconda Wire and Cable among others.
Washington, May 3. An amendment aimed at capping salaries in the Rabany Comtrade office passed after debate. The measure seeks to limit executive pay, with a broader move to restrain high compensation amid ongoing budget tightening.
An Associated Press survey notes broad revival across Montana as industrial activity returns. Railcar rehabilitation and mines reopenings accompany new construction, powerfully signaling economic recovery nationwide.
Livestock market report from South St Paul shows cattle, calves, hogs and sheep receipts with wide price ranges. Cattle receipts around 1,000 to 1,900 head with mixed outcomes. hogs and vealers varied, with slaughter steers noted as generally softer and lighter weights trading around mid 400s to 500s per hundredweight. Sheep and lamb offerings steady to uneven, with feeder pigs and calf prices fluctuating through the day.
Market notes show varied cattle and sheep pricing with steers and heifers traded steady to higher. Reports mention feeders active around 10000 head, range of prices from 35 to 485 for different classes, and several Texas and Portland areas contributing to the day’s bidding, with general steady to weak trend on sheep and cattle.
The Ficlrage Independent, established in 1400, lists multiple offices in Helena Montana to New York and San Francisco. It notes distribution via post office, with Associated Press affiliation and widespread sale locations including hotels and newsstands.
A lost Percy mare branded on Ver Réerare 199 indicates recovery. Contact Chlives 37 Bi33 to verify ownership and reclaim the horse.
Local listings advertise a mix of for sale items including a dining set priced at 38, farm machinery like beet harvesters and cultivators, four piece bedroom suites, and gardening plants. Also notes farm machinery, feed, hay, and several livestock items with mixed prices, plus trades and house listings within the Helena area.
New York market letters describe a day of subdued activity with prices easing. Demand remains modest as lenders show restraint while overall sentiment steadies. traders await congressional action referenced in the week’s notes and broader market reaction.
Fragmented notices list Masonic lodge events including Helena Lodge No w Stated meeting with SG degree on May 8 and 4 PM reports. Kilns Sclantan’s Lodge No moving date. Scottish Rite regular meeting June 15. Algeria Tonle Regular meeting June 19 at 7 PM. memorial service May 23 8 PM for Josephine Stewner Chapter with Stated meeting and memorial service noted.
Classified rental notice listing numerous apartments with varying beds and baths, furnishing options, and proximity notes. Includes contact references and partial prices. mentions specific buildings and streets and a sheriff sale notice buried in the same column.
The Montana State Board of Pardons, in a May 25 1937 meeting at Helena, commuted John Taber’s six year term for attempted burglary in East Helena. The order sets execution of clemency for Friday June 4 at the state prison, with notice for public hearing and attendance at the county courthouse. The governor’s clemency action accompanies the board’s formal order and publication.
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