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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1933
Page
7
A shaky session in New York trading saw modest losses early and a late close near session lows with the Dow slipping about ten points. Wheat and cotton moved sharply, with cotton futures down 40 cents, while leaders and lenders posted varied gains and declines amid thin volume.
A wide compilation from New York and Chicago markets shows wheat, corn, oats, and flour futures moving, with notes on government purchases, refinery plans in Colorado, and varied bear and bull signals. The piece lists tonnage, prices, and futures activity across several commodities and regional markets, highlighting fluctuating demand and supply dynamics.
New York market report highlights cautious trading as copper and silver prices edge up while expectations of regulatory action loom. Notes on sugar futures and highway project delays in Wyoming reflect broader market sentiment and potential policy impacts on industry groups.
The House approved a major administration rail bill to cut costs in rail operations for the next two years. It consolidates terminals and doubles as a federal coordinator to curb duplicate facilities while allowing regional labor committees to consult on working conditions. The Rayburn amendment repealing the 1920 Transportation Act proviso and a provision to place railroad holding companies under ICC oversight were adopted amid roughly 47 amendments rejected. Overall, the measure aims to streamline rail systems and reduce excess profits claims against railroads.
Market notes show mixed cattle and hog quotes with varying weights and grades. Highlighs include steers and heifers ranging from mid to high dollars per cwt, slaughter lambs and goats at select prices, and feeder bids influenced by weight and quality across South St Paul Chicago and Omaha exchanges.
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A garbled regional market roundup lists lambs feeders and cattle with mixed prices and shifts. It mentions Kansas corn trade figures and Seattle and Wyoming market notes. Also includes a crime notice about Carrall Conrad Noha awaiting Nebrask sa prison terms and a hold order.
Listed are multiple lodge and chapter meetings including Morning Star Lodge on June 11 at 3 pm, King Kalemon's Lineage on June 7 at 8 pm, Algeria Temple regular meeting on a Monday in June at 6 pm, Miran Chapter program on June 13 at 7 pm, and Josephine Hepie Chapter with initiation and refreshments on June 8.
A jumble of rental notices lists rooms, houses, bungalows, and duplexes with various prices and phone numbers. Include modern unfurnished houses, five rooms with bath, garages, and a cabin with kept housekeeping, all advertised with contact phones. Also mentions a pasture listing and an office room near Granite Sandine Center.
Cape Charles Dawton became chief of police on Thursday initiating a reorganization of the Falls police department. Dawton announced the new command structure and inspected the fleet as Frad Locher retired after 28 years. The campaign to prevent crime began, with officers reassigned to new posts.
Hansen Packing Co of Butte wins a major government supply contract covering fresh meats for 27 forestry camps in the region and for lodges and hotels in Glacier and Yellowstone areas. First shipments depart from Butte as the two largest Western meat sales contracts are finalized, boosting Montana livestock markets and local packers.
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