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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1913
Page
6
News wires report Union Pacific stock under pressure with a five point dip followed by a renewed uptick as market strength drives the overall tone. Analysts note no bullish news but a broad market impulse lifting shares and a mix of short interest and cash distributions discussed in street chatter.
Continued strength and activity in New York lists encourage trade and gains in several copper stocks including Calumet & Arizona, Copper Range, Arizona Copper, and Yarmarack as investors hope for higher prices. Tenapah Mining reports August net profit of 119,100 with a dividend outlook. Union stocks remain in demand amid easy money and broad market buoyancy.
A fragmented notice references preferred bonds in United States steel and chemical sectors. It lists Wabash, Margitoye, and Western Salon as entities connected to registrations and refunding actions. The text mentions coupons and registered securities, with references to U.S. and local issuers.
North Butte Mining contemplates issuing additional stock to pay for properties acquired recently. Current outstanding shares are 410,000 from an original 600,000 capitalization. treasury stock valued at about 5.4 million dollars may be used to acquire more mining land. Rumors persist that a major purchase in East Butte, tied to Amazon-Butte and Ida-Montana holdings, has been made on behalf of North Butte, with over a million dollars already paid and deeds held by W. M. Thornton.
The Copper Producers' association August report notes a continued healthy copper market with a smaller surplus of 15,380,908 units. It records total US marketable copper stocks at 53,604,945 pounds on Aug 1 and July production of 131,842,362 pounds from domestic and foreign sources. Domestic deliveries and exports for July total 148,913,270 pounds, with Sept 1 stocks at 84,314,037 pounds. The piece also cites Consolidated Copper Mines stock subscriptions near 500,000 bonds and notes pledged working capital guarantees worth 1,000,000 to support development.
Northwest Spokane reports electric power soon to operate at Chewelah mine as Colville to United Copper line nears completion. Mine president Conrad Wolfle says output will rise to 110 workers with a 12 ton per day mill soon in service. New companies including Micawber Mining seek rapid development with multiple shafts and tunnels while Monitor and other firms plan water power near tunnel portals.
Holding as it does not only the confidence, but the cash accumulations of its depositors. The Silver Bow National in conserving those resources makes for stability and helps to make permanent the success of a very sound enterprise.
Market notes from Cilengo dated September 1 anticipate limited strength in Liverpool and a cautious supply outlook. No major shifts in prices expected as traders assess demand and steady inventories.
Market wrap notes heavy war sales easing, Liverpool demand lifting wheat, Argentina storms shifting prices. Corn dips on seller pressure but recovers. oats hold firm. Provisions slide on western packer selling, later absorbed by others and new investors. Tighter range with September contracts posting modest gains and near-term gains across grains.
Chicago Livestock market report shows hog receipts 15.00 with slow trade and generally lower prices. Cattle receipts moderate with mixed to lower values and calves around 8 dollars, sheep improving slightly but steady to lower. Standouts include western and Texas cattle with varied pricing and lambs near 3.60 to 7.0.
Local market report lists Minnednells operations with wheat varieties including hard No 1 northern No 2 northern and No 3 wheat. Prices shown for December and May delivery, with figures around 40 cents to 8 cents per bushel at Montana sources.
A vintage bank ad extols checks for tracking spending and receipts, touting convenience over cash. It highlights safe record keeping, easy payments, and the comfort of writing checks. It promotes opening a checking account with a four percent savings rate.
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