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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1931
Page
10
Financial news from New York reports a volatile day with morning gains in stocks fading to moderate losses in the afternoon. Bonds showed improvement while steel and industrials fell, rails were flat, and freight traffic declined after Memorial Day.
Closing bond quotations at the New York Stock Exchange are reported for June with mentions of YU and Liberty. The brief item lists market activity and prices relevant to investors following the day’s trading in New York.
Grain news from Chicago and Canada describes mixed wheat moves amid bank suspensions and rains. In Alberta the rains hint at moisture relief for a week, while weather forecasts predict broader drought relief. Wheat closes irregular with small gains, corn holds steady, and provisions rise slightly as markets await the government crop report. Southeast Missouri starts wheat cutting with expectations of large yields and improved quality, signaling swift harvest and milling flow by mid-June. Minneapolis grain notes higher price expectations with specific bids for various wheat types and a range of corn and rye quotes.
New York June 9 report shows U S crude oil production up 12 00 barrels to 2 474 350 for the week ended June 6 Refineries operated at 34 7 of capacity with a 66 0 percent run rate Cracked gasoline production at 3 474 600 barrels with 44 225 000 barrels of gasoline stocks No 7 coffee futures rose on Brazilian exchange No 7 July contract at 6 16 cents with other months listed Santos and Spot prices noted Copper buying remained small with 8 526 export price quoted and domestic demand subdued
Two Japanese women traveling alone on a motor trip from San Francisco to the East passed through Missoula. They arrived Sunday and were on the road again early Monday morning in their high powered automobile proceeding toward their next destination.
Harfontos June 3 Don Grivatti night yardmaster for the Milwaukee at this point injured while releasing a brake the recoil of a lever threw him from a car laceration on head and injuries to ribs. In River Oregon Blanch Reid Walla Walla teacher died after car left highway plunging 200 foot bank ruptured lung and fractured back Laura Taxgard of Hampton Town died shortly after crash Carroll Raskoph of Walla Walla recovering in hospital Attendant said.
In St Paul and Chicago, cattle and hog markets show mixed trends with weighty steers and yearlings mostly steady to weak. Cattle receipts reach into thousands while hogs and lambs see price shifts, with top bulls around 4.40 to 6.50 and lambs drifting lower, reflecting uneven demand and regional bidding.
Cattle and calves trading in Sioux City Denver St Joseph Kansas City Spokane Portland and Spokane markets showed varied demand. Prices for fed steers and heifers mostly steady to higher, calves light offers, sheep and lambs mixed with receipts around 6,000 to 8,000 in several districts. Bulls and stockers fluctuated, with buyers mainly from shippers and packers.
Classified items from the Independent Publishing Company describe Che Fela establishment with contact numbers and post office registration. The notice lists multiple global offices and asserts distribution through Helena Montana and other major cities.
The Independent will not be responsible for errors in advertisements or price quotations unless the proof is read by the advertiser. Proof will be sent out when copy is in The Independent office one day in advance of the day on which the advertisement is to appear.
Classified notices show job ads and home care offers in Chicago and surrounding areas. Listings include female help for housework, baby care in home, laundry and general hour work, with phone contacts and addresses such as 406 Clark and Mitchell Block BA. Intermixed are Chicago market notes on potatoes, butter, carrots, poultry prices and trading, reflecting the era's classified and commodity listings.
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