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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1913
Page
11
Legal notice invites bids to furnish coal for Montana state institutions including the prison capitol university and other facilities. Bids must include sample coal, certified funds, and are due July 26 1913 with contracts running to July 2 1914.
Public notice in Dillon Montana announces bids for the Beaverhead County Free High School auxiliary building on August 24, 1913 at 9 p m at First National Bank. Bids require $1000 certified deposit and a $15000 bond. plans available from George Hughes Margaret Ross or C M Roode.
The Montana state board of examiners invites bids to erect a hospital at the Montana State Orphans home in Twin Bridges. Bids due by 12 noon Friday July 1913 and opened publicly. Submit sealed bids to Walter Jobe president Twin Bridges with plans and alternate options. See Fred S Wilson Co Bozeman and Walter Shobe for details. A $50 certified check accompanies each bid. failure to sign contract forfeits it. Board may reject all bids.
Broad market activity returns with eastern strength lifting local exchanges. Investors expect steadier prices and a slow but certain advance, with Barnes-King Davis-Daly Stewart and Snowstorm among gainers. Copper shares North Butte and Greene Cananea lead, while Big interests reportedly accumulate at lower levels.
The stock market regained momentum with a broad uplift led by United States Steel and Union Pacific as foreign buyers, notably London, Paris, and Berlin, bought large blocks. New Haven rose briefly on Mellen’s resignation rumor before closing down. Ponds were firm and total par value sales reached $1,665. Panama 3s declined on call.
The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary society of the Central Presbyterian church will meet this afternoon at the home of Mrs. Frank F. E. Hatcher, 941 California avenue. A cordial invitation is extended to all members and those interested.
The Butte Teamsters' union seeks help to locate Lou Zaner who disappeared on July 4 and has not been seen since. Members and Teamsters’ union box 11114 are asked to notify with any information.
Prime mercantile paper remains six percent. Sterling exchange steady with 60 day bills at 483.15 and demand at 485.65. Government bonds steady, railroad bonds firm. Money on call steady at 2.421 percent. last loan 2 percent. Time loans easier at 4.4 4 percent for 60 days, 5 5 percent for 90 days, 6 percent for six months. Bar silver 59 3 4 cents. Mexican dollars 47 cents.
Copper spot and futures prices listed for July August and September with electrolytic and casting grades. Lead and spelter quotes noted as quiet. London copper futures and spot prices provided with a lead price in pounds.
Portland Oregon July 18 cattle receipts 200 market steady with steers 7.75 to 8.50 good 7.25 to 7.75 medium 7 to 7.25 cows 6 to 7.25 calves 8 to 9 bulls 4 to 6 hogs receipts 500 market firm light 8.75 to 9.45 heavy 7.25 to 8.35 sheep receipts 1300 market weak wethers 8.25 to 4.25 ewes 3 to 3.50 lambs 5 to 6.
Minneapolis reports cash wheat prices across grades with No 1 hard at 914c and No 1 northern around 90c, No 2 northern about 88c, No 2 hard Montana 86c, with December and September futures noted. barley at 42 cents per bushel and futures for blends around 1.36 to 1.37 dollars.
A Chicago Record Herald quote depicts a man commenting on a young girl's discomfort with innuendo at a controversial production. The dialogue underscores exposure to adult themes and the need for explanations to understand risqué content.
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