Butth Banksecs 8308 100 President Caahtar
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a president named Caahtar and numeric codes 8308 and 100. No clear event or context available.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1911
Page
23
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a president named Caahtar and numeric codes 8308 and 100. No clear event or context available.
Sealed proposals will be received by T Millewan president of state school for deaf and blind at Boulder Montana for a building to house feeble minded children. Bids close August 19 1911 at 10 am and will be publicly opened by the board of trustees. Plans may be seen at the Boulder office and at Link Sfaire Helena and Butte Montana. Each bid must include a 38090 certified check payable to the state of Montana with a 40 percent bond if awarded. The right to reject any bid is reserved. First publication July 25 1911.
The New York market faced further unease amid adverse crop reports and mixed railroad earnings, including a $3,300 deficit for St. Paul for the year after fixed charges. Trading slowed before a late rally lifted some stocks, with bonds irregular and widespread interest in primary issues noted.
A dense OCR snapshot lists numerous railway and industrial securities including Central Leather Central, Chicago Great Western, Missouri Pacific, Northern Pacific, Reading, United States Steel, Union Pacific, Pennsylvania, and many others with preferred and regular shares. It also shows bond items, on line references to U.S. refunding bonds, and long strings of company abbreviations, ending with employment ads and local notices.
The City Clerk of Roundup Montana invites bids by 8 p m August 21 1911 for cement sidewalks and gutters per Resolution No 11 in Special Improvement District No 1. Plans and specs available August 12 1911 from the City Clerk. Bids must be sealed and marked Bid for Sidewalk Construction in Special Improvement District No 1.
Notice invites bids for grading, cutting, filling and graveling Main Street under Resolution No. 12 establishing Special Improvement District No. 2. Specs available on request with bid packages. Bids must include a five percent certified check and construction bond. Rejection of all bids possible.
Sealed proposals from contractors are requested by the Trail Creek Water company at Wisdom Montana for excavation of about 90 000 cubic yards of earth and light gravel sand and clay and 20 000 cubic yards of earth and loose rock plus 3 250 feet of flume. Plans may be obtained from the secretary or the engineer at Wisdom Montana. The company reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to accept the bid deemed most favorable by the company.
A collage of sale listings and personals from Butte Montana includes real estate for two and four room homes with lots, rental properties, and furnishings. wanted items such as a second hand boiler and a light spring wagon. boarders and room and board offers. lost jewelry notices. and informational notices seeking a William J. McCready. Includes locations like Anaconda and Butte with addresses and contact hints.
Belle Fourche S D reports total receipts of 1 920 090 pounds for the wool season, 169 000 pounds more than 1919. Prices fell, most wool sold on consignment, but growers earned more due to higher total weight with most bags around 4½ pounds above standard.
Minneapolis notes opening blends of September wheat at 1.05 and December at 1.06, May at 1.09 with cash bids. No. 1 hard and No. 1 northern listed around 1.05 to 1.07. Flax at 1.18, barley 60 and 1.40, corn No 8 yellow at 64 cents, oats No 3 white around 40s, rye No 2 at 2.80.
Money on call stays at 24 2 y per cent with a steady ruling rate and closing bid at 2. Time loans show firm rates 60 days 8 34 per cent 9 days 34 3% six months 34 4 per cent. Prime mercantile paper 4 to 44% per cent. Sterling exchange steady with bankers bills at 483.9 for 60 days and 486.05 for demand. Commercial bills amount to $4,834.
Washington reports Constantinople will rebuild a fire-destroyed area and has invited bids for construction of 16,000 houses. U.S. Consul Raven dal notes this as a prime chance for American contractors. The department of state and commerce and labor will advocate the project to contractors.
New York on August 7 shows Standard copper steady with spot and August contracts quoted around 12.174 to 12.37 ec, indicating a muted session as buyers and sellers hold rates.
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