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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1930
Page
10
Market quotes show uneven demand with cattle and hog bids varying. Prices display narrow ranges while feedlot activity remains limited and futures drift. traders monitor wholesale meat cuts and calf weights for direction.
New York stock quotations show a rally in the afternoon after earlier declines, led by gains in American Can, U S Steel, General Electric, and Allied names. Grain markets sagged with wheat down as investors awaited farm-board notes and broader business news.
The report shows cattle prices slipping with heavy cattle markets dull and few loads, while wheat delivery pressures rise as harvest weather continues and exports face scarce demand. Traders note weak undertones and lower receipts across major terminals, signaling cautious activity in futures and cash markets.
The daily market notes show grain prices recovering as wheat climbs, with oats and corn also moving in tandem. Reports indicate slight volatility as futures respond to demand shifts and weather outlooks, suggesting cautious investor activity in grain sectors.
Paul Shoup, president of the American Electric Railway, denounces high taxation on electric railways at the 49th annual congestion of the association. He argues electric railways, least profitable public service, should not bear the heaviest taxes while motor vehicles wear down roads. He calls maintenance duties unfair and cites rising road wear and costs.
An alert advert markets a rare gold resource offer, urging quick action by investors. It touts milling and banking methods and frames the opportunity as urgent and exceptional. The text includes a company name Nation-Paxton-Delacy, Inc and a broker address in Helons, Mant.
Spokane and Portland market notes detail cattle and calf receipts, feeders, fat cattle trading, and price movements. Reports cite calves, heifers, cows, and steers with varied bids and lot descriptions, including feeder prices and market activity on June 23.
A damaged entry lists multiple addresses in New York Chicago and Montana with confusing names and entities. The fragment references an association and press dispatch credits, but specifics and actions are unreadable.
Notice informs advertisers The Idderandent not responsible for errors in advertising unless proof read by the advertiser. Proof will be sent when copy is in The Indep in advance of the day ads appear. Rates ten cents per word with a minimum charge. no ads accepted after hours. Main Street office handles Want Ads and display advertising.
Classified blurbs offer jobs from travel to clerical work and bead work, plus misc sale notices and a lengthy wheat market report. The ad blurbs mention travel offers, sewing and mending work, and furniture sales, while the wheat section notes price shifts and futures details across months, with figures for protein content and various grades.
Helena lodge and related bodies hold M M degrees on June 5 and 20 with elated work and various lodge events scheduled through June 28. Includes notes on ritual sessions at Helena Lodge Pertvetton Algeria Temple and Miriam and Josephine chapters.
Fragmented OCR item mentions Rye-Me 4 and Foss 3 with figures 42 80s gz Tate and references to price and delivery terms. It includes garbled notes on patents, locations, and a July 82 date with prices.
Washington proposes a cut in immigration per gent to reduce un emprego ment. Chairman Johan of the immigration committee suggests the reduction apply during the local year, with MWeNhard indicating the measure would not become a permanent law. Canada and other nations face quotas while Mexico Cayala Cab’s Hawlayadi are limited to a two nation entry figure. Chicago markets note price data and shipments as part of the financial section.
Citizens of Helena Montana will vote July 10 1990 on issuance of two hundred thousand dollars in water improvement bonds to fund extending and upgrading the water system across multiple districts and lines with a sinking fund and tax levy to repay the bonds. The measure specifies bond terms and election details including polling places and official proceedings.
A regular meeting of the Northern Pacific Railway board of directors will be held at the companys New York offices on Wednesday June 26 at 2 o clock pm as advised from Saint Paul Charles Donnelly the companies president will attend the meeting Also a note from New York dated June 23 references Americas Smelting and Refining introducing a seed claim about a double vitamin seed touted at 31500 peans
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