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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1913
Page
16
A vintage notice promotes Our Repair Shop offering watch and jewelry repair. It claims skilled masters, superior facilities, fair prices, and prompt service. Customers are urged to bring broken pieces for expert mending.
New York June 12 After a long period of lower prices Wall Street today showed a genuine bull market. Prices for Canadian Pacific Union Pacific Southern Pacific and Reading rose six three and more while broader activity picked up as traders believed the recent decline overdone. Secretary McAdoo signaled emergency currency may be issued boosting confidence among large financial interests and easing money market concerns.
New York on June 1 reports mercantile paper at low rates, sterling exchange steady, and bank note activity in bankers' f ile at 84 for Malay bills and 4.69 for demand. Government bonds steady, railroad bonds mixed, money on call easy at 2 1/2 percent with a 2 percent ruling rate. Time loans shown for various days. silver and Mexican dollars quoted. Copper, tin, lead, and spelter prices listed with spot and futures values. Havadon markets closed with copper firm at £65 1s spot and £61s futures, lead £20s, spelter £22.
Chicago markets show strong bid across wheat corn and oats amid warm winds and frost doubts in the Canadian Northwest. July wheat and corn rallied with modest gains as hog prices firm and receipts stay light, while butter and eggs held steady and beef prices advanced slightly.
A radical shift in sentiment followed Friday's severe market slump. New York and London stocks rallied, with gains of 2 to 9 points in the New York list. Banks eased money rates while pledging loans amid continued heavy trading and scarce New York area offers.
June 12 near Tucker, 160 of the 1,000 men on a raise road construction strike were deported this morning while the remainder resumed work. Among the deported were 60 Industrial Workers of the World organizers. Strikers had slept outdoors for two nights and lacked food, leading most to withdraw demands and return to duties.
Day Tomorrow urges every citizen to own a flag. subscribers paying $10 in advance receive a flag, with options for six months at $8.50 or three months at $8.78. Two sizes of wool hunting flags, 2 by 3 feet or larger cotton flag, available at the Standard office.
Minneapolis grain prices show July wheat at unchanged, No 2 Northern at Montana and North Dakota deliveries, cash bids steady for No 2 wheat. Flax quoted at 1.20 dollars per unit, barley holding steady. Site indicates September for September delivery references.
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