Stock Market Opens With Mixed Tone in New York
New York stocks opened lower on December 28 as investors weighed tax effects and short interest. Gains appeared in General Electric United States Steel May Department Stores Chandler Motors Kodak and Retail Stores while Studebaker and several others fell on profit taking and speculation. Call money stood at five percent. trading stayed uneven with late buying in Pan American Cocoa Cola Corn Products and Consolidated Gas.
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New York
General Electric
United Gstates Steel
May Departmére
Chandler Motors
Haalman Kodak
Rotail
Studebaker
American Tobacco
American International Corporation
Union Pacific
Baldwin
International Paper
California Petroleum
Barendall
Tobacco
Spicer Manufacturing
United Retail
North American
Endicott Johnson
Bailwin Studebaker
Burns Brothers
Kr” Pacific Oll
Pan American Issues
American Sugar
Consolidated Gun
Lehigh Valley, Lackawanna Railroad
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
American Locomotive
Chicago North Western
Pan American Lsshes
Allied Chemical & Dyg
Allie Chalmera
American Car and Foundry
American Hide & Leather
American International Corp
American Smelting & Refg
American T
Anaconda
Gulf and W. Indies
Baltimore and Ohio
Bethlehem Steel "Ry
Canadian Pacific
Chicago
Mil
St. Paul
R. I
Pac
China
Colorado
General Asphalt
Invincible
Kelly Springfield Tire
Ene
Kennecott Ay Louleville
Nashville
Mexican Petroleum
Miami Copper
Middle States
Midvale
Pacific
New York Central
N. H
Hartford
North
Western
Oklahoma
Pan American Petroleum
Pennsylvania
Bay Consolidated Copper
N. J
Studebaker Corporation
Tennessee Copper
Yeaas Co
Texas and Pacific
Tyton Pacific United
United States Rubber
United States Steel
Westinghouse Electric
Willys Overland
Foreign Exchange Rates Irregular in New York
New York December 28 foreign exchanges show irregular quotations in cents with Great Britain at 4.64 and 4.0444 cables, Italy at 5.04 and 5.06 percent, Belgium 4.63 and 6.63 percent, Germany 0. - 0.191, Holland 39.70 and 9.74, Norway 18.98, Sweden 36.90, Denmark 20.67, Switzerland 15.06, Spain 15.12, Poland 0.56, Czecho Slovakia 14, Argentina 99.00, Montreal 8 19-16.
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New York
Great Britain
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Gwitserland
Spain
Poland
Ceecho
Slovakia
Montreal
Bessemer
Burke
Columbine
al Oardy
Tom Bell Hoyalty
Warren States
lMfountain
Merritt Woceeeneseses
Henrock
Salt Creek
Marine
I Mutual
Indiana
Citlon Service
L'Fenaland
Core
Mammoth
Liberty
Commodity price report with mixed metals and futures
New York markets show copper, tin, lead, zinc and antimoney notes with spot and futures figures. Copper futures at 14.4, tin at 38.87 spot and 50 futures, zinc quiet around 7.00, lead near 7.70, antimony around 6.25 to 6.50.
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New York
St. Louie
Arbuckle Film Barred in Iowa City
Roscos Arbuckle pictures will be barred from Iowa City moving picture houses. Mayor Harvey, the only woman mayor in the state, confirms the action.
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Iowa City
Roscos Arbuckkie Pictures
Moving Pictures
Mma Harvey
Wheat prices drift lower amid profit taking in Chicago
Wheat futures eased after an initial bounce as traders booked gains. May and July prices fell from early highs, with weak support and strong arrivals weighing on values. Corn and oats mirrored the turn, while hog prices weakened and cash grains showed mixed bids in Chicago to close lower than yesterday.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Carlonda
Potatoes shipments report by state and price tags
Chicago receipts show 14 cars and 467 cwt shipped nationally. Wisconsin sent bulk round whites No. 160 at 900 cwt. Minnesota totals include bulk whites 76 650 cwt and Red River Ohips at $1.00 cwt. Idaho sacked Russets No. 1 at $1.85 cwt and Rurala No. 1 at 900 cwt.
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Chicago
United States
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Red River
Idaho
Butter and Eggs Market Notes Chicago Dec
Butter market updates from Chicago describe creamery extras at 6044 and standard 47 percent, extra fireca 4750, Cireta 44 45 percent, and receipts of 1000 cases. Listings include firats 40043 and ordinary irsta 35096 along with milacellaneous 88040.
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Chicago
New Pastor to Be Installed at North Side Church
The Rev. George Woodard will be installed as pastor of the North Side church next Sunday evening with L A Heed moderator of the Cheyenne Presbytery presiding. The Rev. David McMartin of Cheyenne will give the pastor’s charge and Rev. Chas A Wilson of Casper will give the people’s charge. The Rev. Edwin BH Preston of the Milla and Kenwood churches will offer the closing prayer. public invited.
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George Woodard
North Side
L. A. Heed
Presbytery
Cheyenne
David McMartin
Chas
A, Wilson
First Presbyterian Church of
Casper
Edvwin
Preston
Milla
Kenwood
Big Quicksilver Mines Reopened After Inactivity
Hollister California December 88 The New Tara mines one of the largest producing quicksilver properties in the United States are to be reopened immediately after a period of inactivity, according to officials. The mines were ordered reopened by a federal court and former stockholders were the purchasers. It is expected the mines will employ between 400 and 600 workers.
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Hollister
Cal
Tara
United States
Federal Court
Foreign bar silver and Mexican dollar rates listed
New York reports foreign bar silver at 44 percent and Mexican dollar rate at 404, noting currency values and market tone.
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New York
Wyoming Oils New York Prices at 2 P.M.
Prices of Wyoming oils at 2 p m today were rated on the New York curb following Fensland 15 percent Merritt 8 Mountain Producers 17 percent Mutual 11 Omar 1 Salt Creek 20 percent.
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New York
Wyoming
Fensland
Merritt
Mutual
Omar
Salt Creek
Money News Roundup From New York Markets
Call money strong with bids at 6 44 percent and offers around 6 percent. Last loan 5 4 percent. Call loans against acquireable collateral steady. Time loans mix of collateral shifting. Prime commercial paper around 4 4 percent.
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New York
Accepla Nate
Sugar futures and spot cotton report from New York
Sugar futures closed easy with about 19 000 tons sold while refined sugar held at 7 cents for fine granulated and a moderate demand noted. Spot cotton in New York was quiet with middling at 42 6.
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New York
Resignation Acknowledged by Colorado Adjutant General
Patrick J. Mamrock adjutant general of Colorado resigns after deporting radical labor leader W. Foater. Mamrock, a National Guard officer during the Ludlow clash, announced his resignation today in Denver.
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Denver
Colo
Patrick J. Mamrock
Colorado
Foater
Flamrock
National Guard
Ludlow
National Guardemen
Live Stock Prices in Chicago Curious Market Slump and Rises
Chicago market wrap reports Dec 28 cattle hogs and lambs with receipts 40 000 hogs down 10 cents to 60 cents mixed notes include top hog price 8 60 and 180 to 270 pound averages 8 60 packing sows 7 50 to 7 70 beef steers and cows up to 2 50 and 4 cents respectively veal calves 25 to 40 cents higher lambs steady to 15 40 with clipped yearlings at 11 00 to 15 00 and other classes near steady
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Chicago
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Ught .a.cogPs
Wales
Wieady i
Omaha Market Reports on Cattle Hogs and Sheep Receipts
Omaha market data shows hog receipts about 6 000 with lower bulk values, cattle receipts around 4 200 with beef prices steady to firm, veal up, and lambs near 14.50 to 14.60 top. Denver section notes cattle steady with steers 4.00 to 8.10, hogs strong up to 4.00, sheep steady around 6.50 to 14.26 top quotes.
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Omaha
Neb
Department of Agriculture
Hoge
New Natural Gas Field Found in Northern Louisiana
A newly discovered natural gas field in northern Louisiana is estimated to hold about five trillion cubic feet, making it the largest known in the region. Production prospects and regional energy impact are under assessment by officials and energy companies.
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Louleiana
Crude Production Gains as US Output Rises
United States daily average crude production for the week ending December 23 rose by 9 150 barrels to 1 691 760 barrels, with east of the Rockies at 1 191 750 barrels and Gulf coast areas seeing higher outputs. A treasury official notes stock dividends do not boost government revenue and do not increase assets. OMAHA Lusk well in Salt Creek shows potential with gas shows and possible 1 000 barrel daily output. deeper drilling may raise production.
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New York
United States
American Petroleum Istitute
Rocky Mountains
Rete
California
Chingis West
Mid Continent
Scc
Pennsylvania
Gulf Comst
American Petroleum Institute
Washington, TD
Treasury Department
Ion
Treasury
Omaha-Lusk
Omaha-Lusk 11 ‘Company
Salt Creek
Wall Creek
Anand
New York Bonds and Europe Policy in Harding Letter
Warren G. Harding argues against a congressional expression on European war torn nations. He urges inquiry from the State Department, warns against premature promises, and favors delaying naval limits until Washington conference accords universal consent.
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Europe
Congress
United States
State Department
Tryig
Congrean
Germany
Senate
World War Debt Funding Commission
Commission
Mexia Court Exchange Reveals Odd Occupation Claim
In a Mexia Court the judge questions a prisoner identified as V. Jonen about occupation and possessions. The man claims to be an operator with a feather coat a wild woman and an automobile cited in a quip about his classification as opematology by the judge.
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V. Jonen
Ol Bperttor
Ohio Oil to Test Standard Rig in Oregon Region
Ohio Oil plans a test drill using a standard rig to evaluate deep formations at a shallow depth. A twenty inch hole will be started and can be deepened to reach deeper beds if production is found. A similar rig was previously tested near Sage Lincoln County and Granger hosts a rig now being erected for a four structure test.
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Ohio Oil Company
Oregon
Granger
Sage
Lincoln County
Tt Ia
Preparations Near Completion for Willow Creek Wall No 1 Drilling
The 82 foot derrick near Afton is nearly finished with most machinery in place and drilling expected to start in a few days. Fuel supplies including coal and wool are on site and a telephone line setup is being arranged with a supply truck expected to arrive.
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Willow Creek Wall No. 1
Afton
Drilling Resumes Near Guernsey After Repair Delay
Drilling has resumed in the foot wall near Guernsey after a delay for repairs. Workers installed a new calf wheel and reinforced the derrick before restarting operations.
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Guernsey
Guernser
Alaska Development man returns with film to show Pine Mountain work
Ol Field Picture J and Ryan Britt of the Alaska Development company brought back a portable film projector and a reel shot on company land in Pine Mountain field about 26 miles northwest. The footage from summer operations highlights land development and production in the district and will be shown at local theaters and at the Henning for interested residents.
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Ryan Britt
Alaska Development Company
Britten
Henning
Special Meeting Called to Increase Company Capital
Producers & Refiners corporation schedules a stockholders meeting for January 15 in Cheyenne. Frank E. Kistler president seeks to raise capitalization from 30 million to 50 million, creating 1 000 000 shares at six dollars par value. Outstanding preferred stock remains at 2 846 460. Banks will close January 2 to 15 for transfers. Purpose of increase not stated, but likely to fund additional property acquisitions.
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Producers & Refiners Corporation
Cheyenne
Frank E. Kistler
Borah Plans and Debate on Debt Commission Power
The article reports a heated Senate debate over Borah’s amendment to broaden powers for the debt commission and how it conflicts with Wilsonian diplomacy. Senator Lodge argues the president seeks only longer amortization while McCormick accuses supporters of delaying European settlement. Senator Borah defends a pro-Wilson line as Heffin notes the former president’s standing as a peace advocate.
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Thority
Congress
Lodge
Debt Commission
McCormick
Milinois
Idaho
Europe
Vie
Borah
McCormick Ald
Wilson
Heffin
Alabama
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