Market Opens With Uncertain Tilt Amid Mixed Gains
Stocks show an uncertain start with oils and tobaccos firm. Atlantic Gulf slides to a new low then recovers while American Linseed leads with a large gain on foreign-control reports. Cattle and hog markets in Chicago open slow and steady with price ranges outlined for beef, pork, and lamb segments.
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New York
Atlantic Gulf
United States Steel
Baldwin Locomotive
Crucible
Republic Steel
Goodrich
Worthington Pump
Bosch Magneto
Union Bag and Paper
Famous Players
Texas and Pacific Coal
Mexican Petroleum
Pan-American Petroleum
American Sugar
Crucible Steely
Mercantile Marine
U. S. Rubber
General Asphalt
New York Central
St. Paul
Shorts
Live Stock Prices Report From Denver and Omaha Markets
Denver cattle and hog market notes show choice cows at 6.80, heifers total 6 765, fat steers dull with odds to 8, fat cows 5 to 6.50, stomach for stockers 6.55 to 7, hogs top near 9.76, bulk 8.90 to 9.60, lambs 8 to 10.25. Omaha receipts hogs 9,000 steady to higher, top 9.25, cattle 7,200 with beef demand noted.
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Chicago
United States Bureau of Markets
Denver
Omaha
Neb
Exchange Rates Snapshot for Sterling and Currencies
The record shows Sterling at 3.65 dollars, Francs at 6.79 cents, Lire at 3.88 cents, Marks at 1.32 cents, and money at 7 percent. It reflects a compact currency update likely from a financial page.
Metals News Roundup From New York Markets
METALS NEW YORK JAN 4 Metal prices show little movement with domestic bar silver unchanged and foreign 63 percent Mexican dollars also unchanged as per market listings.
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New York
Grain prices in Omaha market report
Wheat prices for various grades listed in Omaha Nebraska on January 4 include No 1 hard at 1.79 dollars and No 2 spring at 1.85 dollars. Corn prices show No 4 white at 68 69 cents and No 2 yellow at 62 cents.
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Omaha
Neb
Minneapolis grain and flour market report
The Minneapolis market shows flour up 40 to 80 cents, oats varying with No 2 white at 44 cents and No 8 white around 43 to 44 cents. Wheat receipts run 110 cars versus 210 a year ago, cash No 1 northern from 1.80 to 1.88, March 1.70, May 1.67.
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Minneapolis
Big Five Warned To Get Busy With Stock Yard Plan
Justice Stafford in the district supreme court rejected all proposals by the Big Five meat packers to divest from stock yards. They have 30 days to submit plans that meet court requirements or officers may take title to the stock yards and dispose of them per prior decrees. The ruling blocks consolidation plans such as a holding company by F. H. Prince & Co and requires complete divestment of all holdings.
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Washington
Big Wive
Stafford
District Supreme Court
Department of Justice
Swift & Armour
F. H. Prince & Co Boston
To Strike a Spark and Dull Company Sparks Debate
A Yonkers Statesman quote exchange notes Knapp and Banks dining together last night. The remark portrays Banks as a dull dog depending on company, reflecting a social jab in a light conversational item.
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Knapp
Banks
Knot
Yonkers Statesman
Reward renews interest in Beatty burglary case
The offer of a $1000 reward by C L Beatty rekindles attention on burglars who visited the Beatty home on New Year’s Eve but has yet to yield a modern Sherlock Holmes clue. Draft evaders lists reach Cheyenne for American Legion revision. names to be published after verification. Red Cross officers in Cheyenne reelected. bar association to meet January 13 and 14. City seeks a dog catcher as stray issue grows. U S land office quarterly reports due January 10 under Register Reid and Receiver Voorhees. Travelers from Salt Lake and others visit Cheyenne. several locals plan trips or operations in Denver and Laramie.
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C. L. Beatty
Cheyenne
American Legion
U. S. Land Office
Cheyenne Update Reports Suspect Check and Local Notices
Sheriff A A Sanders arrives in Cheyenne to inspect a suspect in the city jail as a possible Rogus Garcia sought for a cutting. Reward of 50 dollars offered for Garcia. M R Johnston of Wheatland and J H Todd of Sheridan are in Cheyenne. Frank L Hudson of Lander departed for home. City court fines total 1556 dollars paid by five Mexicans including a woman. three fined 25 dollars for drunk and disorderly and two 40 dollars for concealed revolvers. W M Jeffers and C W Lane of Union Pacific pass through Cheyenne. W W Truesdale joins the Cheyenne land office staff. Miss Viola Griffin of Chugwater visits Cheyenne. George S Maller of Burlington on business. C L Brown of Rawlins also in Cheyenne yesterday.
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A. A. Sanders
Rawlins
Cheyenne
Rogus Garcia
Garcia
City Briefs and Meetings Highlight Cheyenne News
Visiting dignitaries from Guernsey and Leo arrive in Cheyenne while the state pardons board meets this quarter. Union Pacific workers report a ghost walk, and cashing boosts business as Wyoming Petroleum and Standard Petroleum hold annual meetings. Public schools resume after Christmas. Local officials sworn in, land office official in Laramie, and WWI casualty figures list 34,249 killed and 224,089 wounded.
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J. H. Todd
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Lander
W. M. Jeffers
Union Pacific Railroad
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United States Land Office
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Land Office
Truesdale
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Viola Griffin
Chugwater
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Burlington
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Cheyenne, Wyoming
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