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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1913
Page
21
No recovery but market steadies after the week’s stock decline. Volume was small with the main movement downward within fractional limits. Copper rose to 16 1/3 cents, bonds irregular, funds and crop-moving demand pressuring banks, drought in corn belt and rain in some cotton and wheat states noted.
Reports show limited price shifts as selling remains scattered and money conditions stay uncertain. Bullish tilt persists in grains and cotton amid cautious demand, while banks urge restraint and analysts foresee further minor declines in equities and metals.
Chicago markets show unsettled wheat activity with early gains eroding as heavy selling pressure grows. Trade notes a cautious mood amid uncertain demand and rising futures volatility, while Minnesota and Dakotas crop estimates weigh on sentiment.
Markets report mixed signals with September wheat opening near 86 58 and corn at 160 for September. Oats, rye, and barley show varied bids. cattle and sheep receipts noted steady to slow demand, with Texas steers averaging around 8 708.73 and native lambs at modest values as buyers weigh supplies.
Dublin mourners flocked to Workman Nolan's funeral today in a riot linked tragedy. Despite the mass turnout there was no disorder as 400 notables signed an agreement to refrain from employing any Workers' union member, reinforcing solidarity amid the tramway strike fallout.
New York witnesses a seven engine water test pumping 5,000,000 gallons from the Hudson River. About 1,200 fire chiefs and municipal officials from many regions endorse the new motor apparatus in a long convention. Spectators along Riverside Drive watched the cascade.
Washington dispatch says Democratic leaders in the Senate plan a last push to complete and pass the tariff bill before adjournment Saturday night. Seven senators will be named to the joint conference committee to settle differences after the Senate named Simmons Williams Stone and Johnson of Maine among those in charge, with three Republicans. The plan is expected to gain House approval.
Boston Sept 4 The strike at the Sturtevant blower works in Hyde Park controlled by Governor Fons ended with acceptance of management terms. Details were not released. The Becker milling machine works strike, also governor controlled, was expected to end soon, potentially affecting about 1200 workers at Sturtevant and 200 at Becker.
Great Falls Sept 4 The first special train bringing land seekers to register for the Fort Peck Indian lands drawing arrived at 7 20 pm from Billings routed via Kansas City The party totaled over 300 on the main train With more trains expected from Kansas City Topeka Leavenworth St Louis and eastern points next week One train will come from Atchison and another from eastern routes 144 riding tickets from central states were on the Burlington train this afternoon registration reached 3250 by 5 pm and topped 8413 in three hours Judge Witten supervised the process and predicted up to 20000 total registrations Miles City and Twin City residents joined the influx as Glasgow and Havre routes brought registrants Greater Great Falls led in registrations compared with Miles City.
Mrs Florence Seidel of Santa Ana narrowly escaped death today when her flying machine plunged into Newport Bay five miles from the city. She had been performing what appeared to be a successful flight before the athletic craft suddenly dropped and she fell into the water, narrowly avoiding a drowning.
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