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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1908
Page
7
The note shows modest stock gains and copper strength with Morgan and Guggenheim optimistic about copper and metal futures. It reports Morgan’s satisfaction with Taft and hints at cautious optimism in New York and London markets, with various firms and traders signaling firmer copper tones and possible late-week price gains.
Miners in Madison County report active work at Mountain Meadow and nearby properties. Melitrick and Bailey lead development with air compressors and sinking on Mountain Meadow, while Garnet mine west of Pony expands with 14 workers. Clipper and Boss Tweederman assets are being worked by Tadkin Minin rampany, and Eighteen Ninety mine employs a small crew as ore is processed at Strawberry mill.
A terse report notes Wyoming wool prices and a sale motive urging continued commerce. It mentions Spork Diepateh, Stamford, and the Beaver Wool Company of Whindee PMH Pesapenitm veneer, with references to Montana Woolgrne and a Crommeetian campianyy. The fragment suggests a market discussion and a consignor or buyer arrangement, though details are garbled. Overall, the item signals price actions and incentives to sell Wyoming wool.
The Pacific refunding bonds and related market activity show pricing pressure as investors seek returns. Analysts note ongoing shifts in subscription pricing, with several leading underwriters and regional issuers adapting to changing demand and interest rates.
Fragmentary text mentions Tones PACH, United States Steel, Westinghouse, Wheeling and Lake Erie, Wisconsin Central bonds and coupons. Lacks coherent events or dates. few legible entities such as United States Steel, Westinghouse, Wisconsin Central, Wheeling & Lake Erie.
A fragmented OCR passage mentions mining studies and various garbled proper names and places. The readable elements include references to an organization or era, unclear dates, and potential geographic terms. No coherent event or outcome can be established from the legible material.
The weekly bank statement shows house banks for the week exceeding the 2 percent reserve requirement by 870,813 dollars. An increase of 5.32 is noted in the proportionate cash reserve compared with the previous week. The report lists figures for circulation, reserve levels, and other money market indicators with several increases and no quotable changes in metal markers.
Partial OCR shows chaotic lines about wheat and corn markets in Chicago with mentions of futures, prices, and day’s open. References to traders, margins, and a confusing note on rainfall appear, indicating subdued activity and tentative gains amid ongoing market shifts.
Prices mixed across livestock categories with hogs gaining and cattle steady. Records show hogs near 1000 head with light offerings, hogs around 5.51 to 5.87 for various grades, cattle and sheep holding firm with natives and westerns priced around 5.20 and 5.30 per unit, yearlings and lambs listed in the 1.80 to 5.80 range.
A fragmented foreign exchange update from New York on June 2 describes sterling rates and various banking terms. It mentions 486.06 for Dunn and a rate near 485, with references to commercial bills Mexican dollars and irregular railroad bonds.
Scott White, longtime resident of Caviar valley, died yesterday at her home on the Port Wills reservation after a year of cancer. Funeral services were held today at 10 o'clock from the house, conducted by Rev. OF PR Blahay of the pattat clue. Survived by husband, one child and four daughters, with several sons and other relatives in the Galatian region.
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