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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1913
Page
16
A note urges graduates and families not to delay celebration, emphasizing that the best gift comes when excitement peaks. It stresses timely acknowledgement and participation in the moment, urging prompt action and shared pride in achievement.
The stream of liquidation was checked today as efforts supported backbone stocks. The market showed weakness then rallied briskly after an opening bear drive, closing with smaller losses than yesterday. London selling persisted while bonds were weak. many leaders were propped by vigorous buying and several issues under pressure.
Silver How county awards a contract to Butte Good Mead station to reconstruct nearly the entire public highway system. Oscar Rohn, president, commits personal oversight. project spans multiple mile segments from Rocker to Divide with widened sections, aiming for completion before winter.
In Roseburg Oregon Judge Thomas F. Graham granted guardianship to Mrs. Mary Magee for her nephew William Became, age 14, after the boy’s appeal about raising chickens prompted a court letter. The judge halted other matters to consider the plea and ruled William may have chickens, sending the bill to the guardian.
Market reports show heavy selling with persistent buying, copper and related stocks weakest. Rallies are feeble, liquidation continues, and bottom confidence is low while large corporations face government scrutiny. Steel, Smelters, and Chesapeake & Ohio cited among pressured names.
Washington June 5 The governments money laundry is winning favor with treasury officials. Treasurer Burke today said the investigation so far has stamped the process satisfactory and has asked the bureau of chemistry to analyze the cleansing solution. Two machines in the treasury building turn out 59 090 clean laundered notes daily.
Portland market reports show mixed livestock activity with steady prices for steers and cows. Prices include choice steers around 80, medium cows about 12 to 18, heavy calves near 5.50 to 7.50, bulls from 6.00 to 8.50, hogs around 20 to 30, and sheep market weaker with ewes near 2.85 and lambs noted.
Fragmentary data shows grain market notes with references to wheat and barley prices, including percent figures and numbered supply positions. The text mentions September and various regional grain standings, though details are incomplete.
Chicago market notes firm prompt wheat sales lifting sentiment despite a weak close. Prices chiefly show fractional gains. corn and oats retreat slightly while provisions rise. Kansas harvest estimates and reduced Oklahoma forecast weigh on futures, with export clearances steady and primary wheat counts down from last year.
Chicago stockyard trading showed a dull market with mixed sales and steady to strong cattle receipts at 450 and heavy variations in prices. Texas and western steers, stockers and cows plus native lambs and sheep receipts appeared, with eggs and butter prices rising on higher receipts as of June.
New York mercantile paper quotes show sterling at 483 for M-day bills and 45.95 for demand. government bonds fair, railroad bonds weak. Money on call steady at 2 9/16 percent. time loans varied from 2 1/2 to 4 1/2 percent. Bar silver and Mexican dollars mentioned.
Spot copper in London quoted at 65 pounds with futures at 65. Gas shortages and weak demand noted. Lead prices dull around 4.30, with London lead at 19 pounds 60 pence and spelter showing quiet trading at 8 and 2. Market activity muted across metals.
Inaninn Oregon on June S the first sales of the wool cup occurred here today. Sales totaled 2,0 pounds at prices from He to Me. Buyers included representatives from Boston New York and Chicago concerns. Next sale set for June 2.
A promotional note extols convenience of individual checking accounts. It highlights spending awareness, receipt credibility, avoidance of carrying cash, and the comfort of signing checks accepted as cash. Encourages opening an account with a four percent savings rate and reading the booklet.
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