New Year Opens With Early Stock Gains Then Reversals
New York stocks opened the year with early gains in railway shipping steel equipment motor metals and food issues but soon reversed. Big names like Mercantile Marine Bethlehem Steel General Electric Anaconda Beet Sugar and American Tobacco showed strength while Reading Mexican Petroleum and Crucible moved lower. Atlantic Gulf and Baldwin weighed on declines as rails suffered early losses.
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Mercantile Marine
Bethlehem Steel
General Electric
Anaconda
American Tobacco
Mexican Petroleum
Crucible
Southern Pacific
Baldwin
Atlantic Gulf
United Fruit
Mexican
Pan-American Petroleum
Houston Oil
Studeb
Exchange Rates and Money Market Update
Exchange news lists prime mercantile paper at 7 percent, 7 8, with irregular demand for sterling around 3.53 to 3.54 cables. Francs and Belgian francs show demand and cable quotes. Call money remains firm with a 7 percent ruling rate and last loan at 7.00.
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Prime Mercantile
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Frances
Lize
Greece
Montreal
Metals roundup from New York markets
Bar silver in New York trading closed at 99 1 4 cents per ounce for domestic, 65 3 4 cents for foreign, and Mexican dollars at 50 cents.
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New York
Grain prices in Chicago market report
Wheat No 1 hard 1.87. Corn No 2 mixed 70 70 7 5c, No 3 yellow 69 71c. Oats No 2 white 48 48 3c, No 3 white 47 48c. Rye No 2 1.58 1.60%. Barley 70 865c. Timothy seed 5.50 6.50. Clover seed 15.00 22.50.
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Minneapolis Market Report Ticks Wheat and Commodity Prices
Park nominal lard at 12.80 and ribs at 10.75. Flour unchanged to 30 cents higher. Wheat receipts 454 cars versus 415 a year ago. Cash No 1 northern 1.83 to 1.86. Corn No 3 yellow 63 to 64 cents. Oats No 3 white 43.5 to 44. Oats 46 to 56. Barley 54 to 77 cents. Rye No 2 1.58 to 1.59. Flax No 1 2.05 to 2.064. May and March futures noted.
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Minneapolis
Livestock Prices Mixed as Markets See Gains in Hogs and Lambs
Live cattle, hogs, and sheep receipts rise in Omaha and Chicago with varying gains. Hogs advance 10 to 25 cents in early trading, lambs up 25 to 50 cents, and cattle mixed as beef steers remain steady to firm while fat stock lift modestly. Bulls and feeders show mixed movement across regions. Top prices include hogs near 9.25, lambs to 11.00, and veal 12.50 to 13.50 in Chicago notes.
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Neb
United States Bureau of Markets
Chicago
Livestock Prices From Denver Market Opener
Cattle topping at 6.80 with top steers at 8.00 and hogs hitting 9.65. Medium to good feeder cattle weak as buyers show bearish bias. lambs and ewes meet varied demand with prices slipping vs prior week. Local activity points to softer feedlot values across categories.
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Denver
Wyoming oil field monopoly alarmed by FTC report
The federal trade commission concludes concentration of crude petroleum production in Wyoming has produced monopoly conditions across the Rocky Mountain region. Standard Oil Indiana holds controlling Midwest stock, with two Standard controlled firms operating most pipelines and marketing in Wyoming.
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Salt Creek
Chicago Suspect Held in Denver
S. W. Sherwood, said to be wanted in Chicago on a swindle charge, is being held at the Denver city jail on request of postal authorities. He has not been officially arrested and is in police custody pending investigation by the postal department tomorrow.
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Beatrice Palmer and Rosie Knight arraigned on bootlegging charges
Long fragment describes court adjournments for Palmer and Knight jailed on bootlegging charges after arrest Sunday night. Other items note tax payments to County Treasurer, traffic forecasts, and various visitors in Cheyenne as year-end activity winds down.
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Rosie Knight
Big Noged George Desperado of Wyoming is Executed
Secretary of State W E Chaplin recalls outlaw Big Noged George also known as Big Nosed George Parrott. He was captured after evading justice and taken to Rawlins for murder trial. En route he was hanged at Carbon county after withdrawal of a guilty plea. He attempted to strike jailer Rankin with a weapon, fracturing Rankin's skull. Mrs Rankin unlocked the cell and freed them.
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Zemo antiseptic promises quick eczema relief
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Cleveland
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