Market Slides As Stocks Decline Amid Broad Trading Losses
New York markets faced a broad downturn with many leading shares off one to two points as trading climbed to about 1,106,000 shares. Wheat and corn rose on favorable weather, while rail and chemical groups weakened. Cotton futures slipped and commodities and currency markets showed uneven movements amid shifting demand.
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Jung Lbi
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Northern Pacific
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Ohio
Union Pacific
Marca Us
Nec
Tod
Canad
Southwest
Diesman
Weenesdal
Montreal
Rtvean
Vteady
East St Houls
New York Bonds Closing Auction Report
New York bonds market action at the New York Stock Exchange today follows the closing auction. US debt issues show typical session activity as traders react to early June movements.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange Today US
Biberts
Livestock Market Reports From Multiple Western Cities
Cattle and calves across South St. Paul, Omaha, Idaho and Spokane show mixed demand with steady to higher bids for several weight classes. Feeder and veal prices firming in places, with bulls and cows uneven but generally softening late, while sheep and lamb sales remain active in some regions and slower in others.
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Mt Paul
Claire
Buscher
Qhen Mentty
Chalee Ewe
Wether
Omaha
USDA
Eso
Neeved
Idaho
Joseph
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Atcadz
Lambs
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UBDAI
Carrie
Ang Caives
Texas
Vealera
Creiene
Enoire BM Ib
California
Nellers
St Ho
Hicher
Idaholambe
Portland
Chicago markets potatoes and butter ship steady tone
Chicago spot prices show potatoes mixed by region with Alabama Louisiana Mississippi and Arkansas values ranging 105 to 166 for triarchs, no 2 at 106 to 110, Texas 150 to 160, North Carolina display and Irish Cobblers around 250 to 260. Butter and eggs hold firm with creamery specials and various score rates. poultry items show trucks to springs and roosters at listed cents per pound.
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Louisiane
Mississippi
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Iriah Cobblers
Muri elected grand commander of Knights Templar
Billings June 18. Daniel A. Muri of Helena was elected grand commander at the 44th annual session in Missoula. Other officers named include Dr Edward W. Spottawood deputy grand commander Harlan Mart grand generalissima John W. Agnew grand captain general Albert W. Gates and several wardens and guards. Missoula was selected as the next meeting place with date to be set by the grand commander.
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Edward W. Spottawood
Miskoula
Harlan 1 Mart
Rand Genéraliainio
John W. Agnew
Great Falla
Rand
Albert W Gates
Lewintown
Robert W. Getty
Galen
Ney
Ward BF
Boyd
John Scott Harrison
Francis D. Jones
Morris D. Rowland
Linby
William Gelrin
Miles
City
John BE
Hodgakiss
Chateau
MarKannla
Bozeman
Missoula
Would Share Estate Of Late Journalist
Seattle June 18 Hope Harper Hollywood actress seeks a share of the 65000 estate of Russell Harper who died last year claiming she is his daughter by a prior San Francisco marriage. The will left the estate to his widow Latra Dagmar Harper with no provision for Harper’s alleged daughter.
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Naw Apaper
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Harper
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Paris
Miss Harper
Josephine Schwartz
Thera
Requirement to Bear Arms It By Women
Vancouver June 18 The Washington State Federation of Women's Clubs urged elimination of the pledge to bear arms from citizenship requirements in a 120 to 92 vote. Other resolutions reaffirmed support for world court participation, favored disarmament, and said the Wickersham report strengthened confidence in the 18th amendment. Mrs. Iosac Edinger outlined rural education in Montana. she described libraries for farm women.
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United States
Washington State
Classified Advertisements and Public Notices Broadcast
Classifieds list is a 1880 era notice for advertisements and telegraphic news. It notes publication by The Independent Publishing Company, offices in New York City and Sharon, and Associated Press rights. It references distribution through hotels and newspapers across the United States and credit for dispatches.
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Cn Steerer Hilsets Weiler Ollice Udden
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Bute
Sharon Bulldour
Mons
Ban Prencisce
The
Independent
United States
Notice to Advertisers in The Independent
The Independent will not be responsible for errors in advertisements or price quotations read by advertisers. Proof will be sent when copy is in the newspaper office a day in advance of publication. Want ads cost two cents per word per insertion with two words to the line and a minimum charge per line. No ads received after the stated deadline. South Main Street office handles want ads display advertising and paper reports.
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South Main Street
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East Helena
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Monteal Supreme Court
Montana
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McAllister
Californim
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Myrtle Bourquin
St - Will Whalen
Clark
John Dotllan
Smith
Maman
Pizet Judicial Pistetet
Stats of
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Entit
Charles Crowley
Anid Court
Nokien
Eald Dex
Aid Fouck
HELP WANTED AND WANTED TO RENT ADS IN BROKEN NOTICE
Free employment bureau listings and several job requests include housework, laundry, stenography, and engineering. Classified ads note part time or hourly work, general housework, and repair services while another fragment seeks a small furnished or unfurnished house for immediate rental.
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Atlas Bid
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Ulan
Mitchel Blosk
Photis
Wiet
Grain Market Hits New Lows as Wheat Falls in Canada
The Chicago grain market tumbled after Canada harvests and a Federal Farm Board pledge withdrawal. Wheat futures slid to 35 year lows, with July and September contracts dropping. corn and oats also eased while soybeans and provisions showed mixed moves amid rainfall relief in prairie provinces and improved U.S. spring wheat conditions. The report notes swift movement of domestic winter wheat and unsettled prices across grains.
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