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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1914
Page
7
The Missouri Pacific stock clouded overall market mood as prices fluctuated. The New York market saw some strength in certain issues while others moved sluggishly. Missouri Pacific rose and held gains, with par value noted at 1.78 million dollars.
Misvalued grain figures show Minnesota market listings for June, with wheat and barley bids across varieties. Prices include values for hard and northern oats and related commodities, reflecting fluctuating cash rates and seasonal adjustments.
Subscribers will pay a weekly rate for the daily and Sunday editions starting June 7. Mail subscriptions in North America cost 7 dollars annually in advance, inviting readers to subscribe to Montana's popular newspaper at a now affordable price.
Captain William J. Dawson, long linked with Clark properties and Butte mining ventures, visits town recalling his early police captain role under Mayor P Harrington. Now active as general manager for a syndicate owning rich property 10 miles north of Parker in Yuma County Arizona, he tours California and Arizona while fielding high-value offers.
Chicago markets report heavy price declines across grain and livestock amid cautious trading. Wheat futures opened near steady to higher before closing down, while corn and oats weakened on ample supplies. Provisions showed mixed support as hogs and cattle traded unevenly. overall market tone remained cautious with tight weather and crop yield forecasts cited.
Mercantile panics and near stable currencies described with references to sterling exchange rates. Government bonds are easy and railroad bonds steady. Daily market brief notes demand and price movements amid unsettled conditions.
New York June 1 reports say executors of William J. Gaynor's will will pay state inheritance tax on about 760000 instead of the anticipated 1,000,000 plus. A $3500 bill had been sent to the comptroller in payment of the tax while friends note Gaynor's mayoral salary of 16000 a year may not cover his expenses.
The Department of Agriculture issued the June 1 update on crop conditions noting the May 26 condition as a percentage of normal. The Standard at 160 a week and the daily and Sunday Standard by carrier are discussed.
New York sculptor William Ordway Partridge completed a Carrara marble bust of Chief Justice Melville Weston Fuller. Ordered by the United States government, the piece will soon head to Washington for placement in the Supreme Court room beside Augustus Saint-Gaudens’ Taney bust. The sculpture portrays Fuller in a thoughtful pose with bowed head, long hair, and mustache, emphasizing democracy and American character.
A quiet, lower market with little support saw prices drift downward across sectors. Analysts noted President Wilson's policy stance and waning demand, with copper and steel shares slipping on diminished activity and holiday trading.
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