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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1913
Page
16
Oct 2 York reports stocks under pressure as firm tone from prior days fades. Offerings light with concessions, lending tones end lower. Copper yields slip and government bonds fall on bid prices. Notable closings and prices for American and international securities appear amid a broad market drag.
Commercial bills around 481.65 with minor distortions. Mexican dollars and government bonds show weakness while railroad bonds are easier. Money on call at 2.403 percent, ruling 3 percent. Closing around 2.469 percent. Time loans easier for 6 days at 7 percent, 9 days at 9 percent, and one month at 1 percent.
Chicago markets show wheat prices largely firm amid expectations tied to presidential action and Canada US duties. Grain futures retreat on bearish news and strong Northwest receipts with oats and corn pressured by Canadian supply and shipping unease. Livestock steady to higher in Texas Portland and Minneapolis reports, with steers and lambs quoted in narrow ranges and steady demand.
Berlin reports a deadlock in plans to place Prince Ernest August of Cumberland and Princess Victoria Louise of Prussia on the Brunswick throne. Prussia’s officials fail to persuade Ernest August and his father to renounce Hanoverian succession rights, jeopardizing William II’s hopes for a marriage alliance.
In San Francisco a notice in the lost column reveals Lieut William Fite and his bride Florence Ellen Aitken misplaced the bride's $1000 wedding gown during their honeymoon journey from the family home to an Oakland hotel. A packed suitcase was found empty, and the gown along with veil slippers and love letters were missing. The chauffeur was responsible for the suitcase and police are asked to locate the gown.
In Scranton Pennsylvania on October 3 a heavily loaded Scranton Trolleycar bound for Dunmore stalled on slick rails, began sliding after the brake chain broke and toppled in a curve injuring about thirty people, with twenty four taken to hospital and several feared dead.
A West Coast copper market report notes dullness and lagging confidence despite a June low. Experts anticipate tariff effects on business, while European demand remains steady. Sep copper output and prices are discussed with shifts in ore hoisting and daily wages. outlook remains mixed amid pending policy changes.
Frederick Boyd of New York, linked with the Industrial World, was sentenced to seven years in Paterson New Jersey for publicly advocating sabotage during a strike. The sentence on one indictment was suspended but could be imposed if he returns to Paterson. he plans an appeal.
A brief legal notice lists AYNOU ORME Washington and colleagues as solicitors preparing a case for filing. Details indicate a professional services matter with agency names and an anticipation of judicial action.
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