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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1914
Page
19
In a terse note the document cites an interest percentage on a specified area and financial term. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR, but the focus remains on the stated rate and its relation to the area indicated.
A June report notes a firmer stock market with declines checked and many issues advancing. London stocks rise while American shares gain. commodities like steel and copper move lower in spots. Bonds show irregular activity with United States issues listed among several industrial names.
Chicago markets show June wheat pushing higher with bullish notes on demand for feed in several states and weaker corn from Argentine and domestic crop reports. Oats rise on adverse news, hog prices lift provisions though cash demand remains unclear. futures for July and September contracts quoted with mixed gains and declines across wheat corn oats lard and rye markets.
Chicago reports mixed hog and cattle receipts with firm market and varying prices. Hogs range 7.86 to 8.25 with weights, cows and heifers about 1.00 to 1.06, calves 7.24 to 10.35. sheep and lambs similarly active. Wheat and oats show July positions and several grades with prices across hard and northern varieties.
Aercanvile paper shows at 6 days 485-25 and 48.5 for demand sterling. Commercial bills 48.75. Mexican dollars mentioned. Government bonds steady while railroad bonds show irregularity. Call money firm at 1 to 2 percent with ruling rate at 2 percent. Time loans weaker with 2 percent for 60 days and 7 percent for six months.
Portland market receipts 24 hogs 112 offers steady to weaker for prime light and medium weights, with prices listed. Other lines show feeder and levy receipts and miscellaneous market data. Minneapolis wheat moves and Oregon wool sale details conclude the survey with prices and poundage.
San Francisco reports United States Attorney John W. Preston questions identity as he cites a San Quentin inmate using the name James Rogers alias Peter Grimes. An alleged forger, Grimes is linked to a plot involving an American transport ship and a mixup that led to Johansen being held. Authorities claim Nagasaki marshal involvement and Japanese custody of Grimes. Reported from Washington.
A chaotic scroll of ticker notes from Boston to New York reports widespread trading pauses and scattered selling as investors await a key rate decision. Copper stocks stay firm while forecasts warn of limited declines, with analysts noting minimal buying and a generally quiet, professional market ahead of the impact of any rate news.
The story reports plans to establish a great medical college in St Louis tied to the Campbell estate. The Jesuit university lineage and the potential hospital project are linked to a Campbell will valued at 20 to 40 million dollars. The trust would pass to the university upon the death of Campbell’s widow and daughter or after the daughter’s grandchildren are born.
A lively evening featured bright attire and striking styles. A dark blue mustache on a young actor drew attention while a dressmaker shop owner announced plans to dye his close cropped beard green in tribute to ancient kings.
Spokane June 18 The Most Rev Alexander Christie presiding assisted by priests and bishops from eastern Washington Idaho and Montana pronounced Rt Rev Augustin Francis Schinner first Catholic bishop of Spokane The rite drew all Eastern Washington church dignitaries The bishop will oversee territory east of the Columbia River plus Benton and Ferry counties He received a $1000 purse for personal use and designated Our Lady of Lourdes Church as Spokane cathedral
A stray robin perched aboard a stalled train in the yards intrigued conductors and rail staff. The mother robin tended her young within the car, rarely leaving to forage, while crews investigated how the bird found shelter during the delay.
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