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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1923
Page
10
A garbled market report shows tentative stock moves with short covering before weekend, noting gains in some industrials and declines in others. Several named names and prices appear, including May and Avril valuations, with mixed signals about anticipated earnings and commodity prices.
The article describes soft apple crepes and semi formal blouses with draped necklines and ribbon details. It references pattern No. 1539 for a blouse sized 34 to 48 inches and skirt No. 530 with prices and material notes.
New York reports mixed signals with 2 percent gains in some sectors and a softer retail outlook. Prices for cotton and wheat fluctuated after a conference on boosting farm profits, while bank changes show large totals. overall, commodities trend uncertain ahead of summer.
North Dakota drought figures push wheat prices higher while farm hedging sales lag. Prices rose to near new peaks as traders pointed to light hedging and strong cash markets in Minnesota and the Plains.
The wool market shows continued dullness with price decline in domestic and London trade. West and foreign markets remain steadier, while prospects for higher weights suggest a cautious upturn. U.S. manufacturers anticipate firmer futures for heavy goods as stocks adjust. Domestic unions report slow activity across fleece types and preparatory shifts in shipments and sales.
Ny Associated Press reports grain futures trading regulations under the Grain Futures Act signed by Secretary Wallace are to curb dissemination of unfounded market rumors. The rules aim to prevent price manipulation and ensure orderly markets by restricting spread of misleading information among traders and exchanges.
Chicago and South St Paul cattle and hog markets show uneven receipts and varied prices. Cattle steady to lower with some best heavy steers weaker. hogs steady to lower with mixed weight classes. sheep receipts around 14 000 and lambs mostly 14.00 to 19.50 at market highs.
The Interstate Commerce Commission recommended changes to coal transport rates affecting Montana New Mexico and Utah routes. The decision aims to align prices with competition and facilitate reasonable long distance terms while evaluating future adjustments. The ruling invites railroads to adjust practices and monitor impact on producers and consumers.
The text lists publishing details for The Independent, including the address network across New York City Chicago San Francisco and Montana, notes on Associated Press rights, advertising proof procedures, and mentions of editorial items and market watchers. It also references the Mid-Northern staffer findings and Petra Mosby notes on potential geological readings.
Oil reports from Lewistown indicate the Hogan offset in the Devereaux field eastward is ready to drill the second sand. Depths around 1170 feet with two sands logged. casing set at sand tops and material hauled for McMogan No. 3. Uncertainty surrounds a pending deal affecting production and well status.
June report from Winnett notes the Shaffer well drilling the earthwest core ner of the NW NEL at 12 near the Mevereaux, about 1400 feet deep with no issues reported and termed as making excellent progress.
The document outlines a divorce action filed by the plaintiff against the defendant. It alleges fault and seeks maintenance for the wife, plus an equitable share of marital property and support to the party for more than a year. The filing notes prior declarations and dates, with a clerk’s stamp and public notice timing.
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