Wheat declines as markets react to foreign demand
Markets monitor a downward turn in wheat amid reports of France seeking new crop exports and Argentina export potential. Chicago receipts and deliveries influence prices with No 2 red at 1.45 dollars and No 2 white around 1.42. Foreign exchange is irregular with multiple country deman ds, while copper and lead show firm to strong readings and bar silver holds near 73. Apple-style notes on butter and eggs round out the daily commodity picture.
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Argentina
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Deliverien
Horton Stocks
Ria
Advure Anmeek
Balai
Ariao i Jumet
Mecia
Davie-Daly
Franklin
Hancockag
Roy
Indiana ‘de Pres
Keweenaire
Michi
Mona
Mason Vaitsy
Butte
Dominion
Quincy Shannon Ee
St ‘Mary
Rupertor’ & Tioaion
Superior Copper
South c
Rwitt & Tuothmne
Victoria End
Venture
Noston
Bohemia
Unitea ix
Stonita
Anicoa
Motors
Issitxon
Mt Loton Ny
Alaidh Goax
Hartman Holland
Lindsay Light
Aitchen” Motors Matgem Ward
Plagly
Stewart Warmer
Swift
Thompson’ Enion Iron Worka
Wentorn
Kennecott
Copper and steel stocks lead mixed New York trading
Trading centered on coppers and steels with oils and unclassified issues. Liquidity weakens amid 2 percent money rates and 4 percent private loans, while extrans gains highlight Anaconda China Chile Utah Granby Shattuck Arizona American Zinc and American Smelting. Foreign shares supported by oils until late. Mexican Petroleum weakens and Cosden and refining stocks post gains.
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Associated Press
New York
Anaconda
China
Chile
Utah
Granby
Shattuck
Arizona
Butte
Superior
National
Midvale
Bethlehem
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Crucible
Lackawanna
United States Steel
Republic
Colorado
Mexican Petroleum
Cosden
Bank of England
Copper stocks hit new highs as market strength widens
Copper shares led gains with Butte & Superior to 43 percent and Kennecott 40 percent while Utah touched 68 percent. Steel stocks and industrials showed strength, with brokerage chatter of Guggenheim copper properties and potential mergers. Rumors tied to Bethlehem Steel, Midvale’s acquisition, and possible dividend resumptions at Kennecott, amid limited electrolytic copper for May June.
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Heilbronner Company
Butte & Superior
Anaconda
Kennecott
Utah
Mgire
Chile
Guggenheim Intests
Ttan
Guggenheim
Lasue
Bethlchem Steel
Midvare
Bethlehem
New York Tribune
Braden
Mother Lode
Delie
Copper Export Association
Hamburg
Davinan Chemical
England
Southern Ailway
Cattle and hog markets show mixed tone across cities
Chicago and St Paul report active livestock markets with cattle receipts around 19,000 and 1,600 respectively, prices firm to higher for top beef steers and cows, hogs up to 10 cents, and sheep bids softer in spots. Omaha and Denver follow with steady to strong cattle, packing hogs up, and spring lamb values holding firm at top ranges.
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Associated Press
Chicago
St. Paul
South ST. Paul
United States Bureau of Markets
Balke Etter
Omaha
United States Bureau “of Markets
Elippe
Assoc
Denver
Cattle and sheep receipts steady in Spokane markets
Spokane Associated Press report notes cattle receipts at 84 with market steady. Hogs and sheep receipts about 6 and 4 with no change in quotations. Lambs show slight declines for some classes while spring and medium grade prices are listed. Also London copper prices for standard, spot and electrolytic noted.
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Spokane
Associated Press
London
Divorce Suit Filed In Livingston Cruelty Allegations
Nora Davis sues Mose Davis in Livingston alleging cruelty and threats to kill with a razor. They wed in 1912. case marks start of divorce proceedings. A separate note records a $1,239 default judgment against Gordon Kevin Syndicate in favor of Kremer Sanders Kremer for attorney fees. Default entries and responses in other cases detail various defendants and claims.
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Nora Davis
Mose Davis
Livingston
Gordon Kevin
Kremer, Sanders & Kremer
Defaulle
District Court
Hutte Motor ‘Truck Company
H. K. Bushnell
Vivian Sava
Alfred Savard
Bought and Paid For Stars at Rialto and Fool's Paradiseopens
Agnes Ayres and Jack Holt headline William de Mille drama Bought and Paid For showing today at Rialto. The plot follows a young woman who marries a self made millionaire without love then returns to romance after she learns to love him. Walter Hiers shines in a comedy slot alongside other attractions including Assorted Heroes and Fool's Paradise which opens tomorrow with Conrad Nagel in a tale of a returned soldier who loses his riches in Mexico and pursues his first love through Paris and Siam.
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Agnes Ayres
Jack Holt
William de Mille
Rialto
Walter Hiers
Campbell
Bruce
Switzerland
The
News Weekly
Cecil B. de Mille
Paris
Mexico
Conrad
Nagel
Poor's Paradise
Siam
Wife Celebrates Birthday as Missing Family Returns
A husband reported a test wife and a 3 year old child missing three days ago. He told deputies he wanted to lose the baby. The city searched for the woman and child. The husband later called to say they had returned and were celebrating the wife’s birthday.
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