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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1933
Page
10
Financial news notes brisk activity on the stock exchange with initial advances giving way to firming lows. Bonds rise while commodities show mixed results as Santa Fe approves a cut in preferred dividends and rail stocks sag on the broader market.
Wheat eased with futures down and corn prices mixed on reports of crop damage in Kansas Iowa and Illinois. Weather cooled demand and planting activity weighed on prices while indemnities and shipments tied to September futures showed varied moves. Traders watched for harvest progress and supplies as markets opened with cautious sentiment.
A fluid market report shows New York bond activity easing while curb auctions and Treasury yields vary. Grain prices and futures from Minneapolis to Chicago reflect mixed signals with wheat and corn futures trading higher on some contracts and softer in others.
Readable market snapshot shows cattle and sheep prices across regions. Strongers and feeders mostly steady to higher with cattle in the 4.35 to 4.50 range per unit and varied lots of cows bulls and heifers traded. Regions include Chicago Omaha Spokane and Seattle with numerous price quotes and feeding classes and a death notice snippet for an area.
Growers from Snakand Wark and other Northwest regions moved toward forming a voluntary federation within the farm credit system. A tentative organization, potentially named the Pacific Northwest Fruit Shippers Association, was proposed with a committee to draft a program and report at the next session.
New York June 6 14 P The American Petroleum Institute reports total U S crude oil output for the week ended June 3 at 26 75660 barrels daily average rose in California by 47690 to 2 198 350 barrels The week shows regional gains with Montana and Illinois noted while Chicago activity is cited in a separate rail rate discussion during the day A public notice on railroad passenger rates indicates a reduction from three to two cents discussed by the Western Association of Railroad Executives and led by Tim Tavier chairman A refined sugar market note records steady prices at 460 per ton with firmer demand and better inquiries.
The British cabinet wrestles with whether to take on a debt to the United States as a due payment looms on dune 13. Neville Chamberlain and party leaders push for a clear decision before Parliament adjourns, amid divisions over who bears fault and how to proceed.
New corporations announced include a Milwaukee based dairy firm forming to manufacture and distribute milk products. Investors in New York exchanges showed notable activity with seats valued at 9 000 dollars and 140 000 dollars, while other listings referenced a September 1981 timeline and ongoing equity measures.
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A fragmented historical notice from an independent publishing company in Helena Montana describes mailing, distribution, and office locations in Newark Chicago San Francisco and San Mateo with Associated Press attribution and remodeling ads. It lists offices Prudden Sine Jade den and Prudden King Pru in various city buildings and mentions sales at hotels and metropolitan outlets.
Mixed up ad fragment lists for sale or trade items including houses, furniture, turkeys, baby bed, beds and mattresses, refrigerator, grocers and market items. Mentions cash offers, trade for farm or town property, and land parcels. Contains scattered contacts and locations with incomplete details.
A bank teller in San Antonio faced a violent hold up as two men demanded money. The teller, William Watson, kept calm and turned over the cash in the cage while one robber brandished a razor and threatened harm. Police and sheriff's deputies pursued the suspects after they fled through the rear lobby entrance. Two robbers, one armed with a machine gun, reportedly escaped with about $2,000 from the First Bank of Rokelata.
Helena lodge and related Masonic bodies list stated meetings for June with times and locations. Includes Morning Star Lodge Spa and King Holeman`s Lodge Na 9 with regular and stated meetings, plus Miriam Chapter and Josephine Hepner chapter events with refreshments noted.
Classified listings detail numerous rental options including furnished and unfurnished apartments with multiple bedrooms, near transit stops and city amenities. Also listed are housekeeping rooms, duplexes, modern houses with hardwood floors, and nearby neighborhoods such as Blaz-tt, Jam hewed, and Kenwood. Also notes include pasture for rent, telephone contacts, and partial descriptions of building features.
In Clearwater Idaho district gold prospecting has drawn dozens of settlers and about 100 miners and amateurs this spring. Walter Isbell of Missoula reports many are at work despite deep snow. Snow remains about 20 feet on Montana summits and four feet in Clearwater with recent warm weather accelerating melt. Isbell plans to return to his claims Tuesday.
District court of the Lewis and Clark district Montana notices probate of Edward Cameron Will. Hearing set by Frida June 1023 at 3 pm in courtroom four. Maud G Carter applies for Letters testamentary. contest permitted by interested parties. May 29 1933. Clerk Will Whalen. Helena attorneys for executor. First publication May 30 1933.
New York market overview notes a two month rise with sensitivity to unfavorable news. A surprise cut in Aurhison’s preferred dividend dampened trading but did not reverse the broadening trade activity. Domestic steel and electric output reports due tomorrow may lift sentiment as prospects for the national recovery bill loom this week.
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