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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1933
Page
10
Financial news recaps a varied trading session in New York with some sectors showing strength while others lagged. Metals electronics and certain industrials rose on solid earnings and demand, while currency moves and speculative activity weighed on overall sentiment.
New York bond markets show mixed cues as pralinwine dee amid shifting rates and policy signals. Investors monitor Treasury movements and corporate issuance to gauge near term risk, with traders noting liquidity and market breadth under evolving economic data.
A composite market summary notes cattle receipts and price ranges in South St. Paul and Kansas City with bulls, steers, heifers, and feeders showing varied gains and declines. Hog and sheep receipts and prices are listed alongside wholesale grain and futures signals, reflecting mixed demand and seasonal trends across several markets.
The Rock Island Line sought relief under the new federal bankruptcy act to avert receivership. The Railroad Credit Corporation, the Interstate Commerce Commission, and the Reconstruction Finance Corporation tightened credit as the utility faced maturing debts. Directors in New York authorized a voluntary petition in U S district court to gain protection and pursue a reorganization without adjudication of bankruptcy. This followed earlier voluntary filings by the Chicago and Eastern Illinois and others, including Maywood Pacific and subsidiaries, and the International Great Northern and related lines.
New York reports state Charles Mitchell bought 28900 shares of National City bank stock in 1929 during the crash with alleged selfish motives and later sold 70000 shares at a profit in under two weeks. The government claims $880000 in income taxes were evaded for 1929 and 1930. Mitchell contends sales were to his wife at market value. Testimony shows stock bought in 1929 at about 367 a share and sold to friends around 450 within ten days.
Spokane market reports steady cattle and sheep prices with several ranges noted. Buyers show resilience as calves and steers move with modest gains while heifers and sheep hold near previous levels amid steady demand.
In Missoula a late 19th century batch of Grandstand Tickets for the 1913 Missoula baseball season was uncovered by workers clearing the Hammond block debris. The tickets bear the name F.T.R. Campbell, president of the club, and date back two decades, reflecting an older era of local baseball.
A damaged OCR passage describes a costly Wilkes expedition report in the Antarctic era. It mentions a government imprint, an unissued full edition, and only about two thousand copies printed amid unclear context.
Three people sustained minor injuries when a car wrecked after the machine ran out of control on U8 highway No 10, five miles east of Hogeman yesterday afternoon. The injured: Mr A Lyle, Mrs Lyle, and their daughter Gene, 18, all of Billings. Two others were uninjured.
Mixed small ads list farmhouse, furnaces, baby bed, refrigerator, market fixtures, pool hall, filling station, and more in Buffalo Montana area. Mentions trade options for property or car, and notes a nearby lake and dance hall. Contact Oxner Box 146 and other scattered phone snippets appear.
A jumble of rental listings for rooms bungalows and offices, a pastures notice, a lost item inquiry, a creditors notice for Milan E Jeffers deceased, an executrix filing, a Chinese silver shipment report arriving in Victoria, and miscellaneous classified items with phone numbers and addresses. Entities include Milan E Jeffers, Emma E Roring, John W. Mahan, Victoria, Canada, Vancouver, San Francisco, New York City, and tram/heated interior mentions.
New York June 7 market letter notes widespread buying and large scale operations amid Washington developments. Industrial legislation promised quick Senate approval in form recommended, boosting sentiment while steel outlooks drift with price pressures. Traders anticipate inflationary effects as demand shifts into the third quarter. firms such as Winthrop, MITCHESE & Co move to raise prices on granulated sugar and related goods.
Notice from Lewis and Clark County Montana district court on Edward P Cameron will probate the will and appoint Lloyd Charles Carver as executor. Also a sheriff's sale by Gallatin Lumber Co. of Helena on June 28 1933 includes multiple parcels in sections 5 6 7 township 10 north range 1 west totaling about 20 acres. Also state board of pardons sets June 27 1934 for John Taber commutation hearing and prints notice in Helena Independent.
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