Upward swing in wheat prices signals market rally
Chicago October 1 AP reports bullish crop outlook and rising sterling exchange lift wheat. December moves to around 1.01, May near 1.15, with government figures showing smaller wheat and corn stocks than expected. Market opens with buyers optimistic, visible supply and foreign demand influence underpinning gains while corn and hog prices show mixed moves.
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Wall Street Markets Rally With Foreign Exchange Strength
New York stock and bond markets showed broad gains led by strength in foreign exchange especially sterling while Liberty bonds hit new highs. United States Steel and copper advanced as bankers shifted funds to cover maturities. Mexican and Brazilian issues rose, and London bills supported demand.
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Market Trends And Oil Stocks See Modest Gains
The report notes copper stocks holding firm led by Utah Copper amid quiet railroad and tobacco issues. Steel unfilled tonnage edges up for the first time in months, while rails remain strong purchase targets. Oil prices rise with better prospects for American stocks, and General Asphalt shows notable buying. Foreign production grows in Lake Maracaibo region. domestic demand remains solid.
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Livestock market report from Chicago
Chicago cattle receipts reached 20 000 as supplies tightened. Yearlings held steady while rest of the steer and stock cattle showed firm to good demand. Market notes reflect United States Bureau of Markets data via Associated Press.
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Cattle and Hogs Market Report From Multiple Cities
Market notes show mixed cattle and hog activity with receipts around 11 000 to 22 500 head in South St. Paul Omaha and Kansas City. Prices declined for stockers and feeders while cattle and fat lambs held steadier to firmer, led by western and midwestern buyers. hogs show uneven demand with some regions reporting steady to higher values.
Livestock Market Report Highlights Mixed Cattle Prices
The market shows cows and heifers at fair to medium quality with prices around 4.20 to 50, plus calves and stockers listed. Veal calves bring varied quotes, while sheep receipts indicate a steady market with prime lambs sought after at several dollars per head.
Doctor Mistaken for Bear Is Shot in Wild Canyon
Dr W Blake of Buffalo Wyoming was shot by hunting companions who mistook him for a bear while observing from a tree in the Big Horn mountains. His left arm was shattered and he was guided to stop bleeding with a tourniquet before a youth was sent for help. It took five hours to locate the doctor and travel 50 miles over a mountain trail to reach civilization, with an estimated 36 hours to reach medical care.
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Powder River
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Police hunt $300000 liquor theft from Leiter estate
Washington police cooperate with Virginia authorities and private investigators to trace wines and liquors valued at $300,000 stolen from financier Joseph Leiter's country home, marking the largest private liquor theft since prohibition began.
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Washington
Virginia
Joseph Leiter
Monarch Fire Destroys Most of Town Business District
At dawn on Sunday a blaze in the Monarch Mercantile company building in Great Falls swept through eight downtown structures, gutting nearly the entire business district before it was brought under control. Fire officials say the flames started early Sunday and rapidly spread, leaving extensive damage and economic loss in the city. The event disrupted commerce as neighboring properties suffered heavy smoke and water damage. Local firefighters battled the inferno for hours, with no immediate reports of injuries.
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Fire destroys property in bucket brigade effort
Citizens formed a bucket brigade to fight a blaze but were unable to stop it. The total loss was estimated at about $50,000.
Ku Klux Klan Visits Preacher At Blackwell Church
More than 2000 Klan members wearing robes disrupted a First Methodist service in Blackwell Oklahoma. The spokesman pledged support for the pastor and 3000 in Kay County as banners proclaimed Americanism and law enforcement. The clan left quietly after the visit.
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Acid in Mud Pies Burns Two Boys in Arkansas
A lab report details that two Black Hawk youths aged 2 and 5 were burned after acid used to make mud pies spilled on their clothing, leading to severe burns before parents noticed. In Georgia, an executive secretary charged with embezzlement faced arrest in Atlanta. In Atkins, Arkansas, a coroner's jury found a shooting accidental as Raymond Marrelston, 12, killed cousin James Harrelston, 13, while returning a shotgun.
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