Albany County Candidates Certified in Republican Ticket
Albany County Republican committee completed its county ticket by adding Dr. J. P. Markley of Laramie as candidate for county coroner, a seat held by a Democrat for two terms. Democrats certified J. Ross of Rock Springs and John R. Cordiner of Laramie for state offices, Thurman Arnold nominated at the Augusta primary.
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Laramie
Wyo
Republican Committee
Albany County
J. P. Markley
Cheyenne
J. Ross 9
Rockee
John R. Cordiner
Thurman Arnold
Augusta Mary
Mexican official denies secret treaty with powers
Mexico City reports Senor Hilario Medina rejects claims of a treaty found in Mexican foreign office archives. Medina, Carranza under secretary, says diplomats informed him no such document exists. rumors describe a forged German deception during the war, but no confirmation.
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Mexico City
Mexican Foreign Office
United States
France
Great Britain
Mexico
Hilario Medina
Benor Medina
Carranza
Europe
Senor Medina
Short market declines as holiday-shortened week ends
New York stocks show broad selling across industrials rail oils and foods with losses of 1 to 7 points as the final session of the week opens. Wisconsin Central Texan Pacific American Petroleum and other key issues fall while Reading New Haven and St Paul edge higher in light trading restricted to professionals.
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New York
Shorts
Wisconsin Central
Texan & Pacific
United Fruit
Atlantic
Gulf
American Woolen
Independent Steels
Stock Exchange
Mexican Petroleum
St. Louis
San Francisco
American International
Texas & Pacific
Reading
New Haven
St. Paul
Baldwin
Exchange Rates Reported for New York Market
Exchange mercantile paper remains unchanged while the New York market shows irregular demand for sterling at 3.50 percent with cables at 3.51. Francs demand 6.68 with cables 6.70, Belgian francs 7.00 with cables 7.02, Lire 4.04 demand and 4.06 cables, and Montreal at 83 16 per cent discount.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Greece
Montreal
Market notes show steadied bar silver and dollar prices
New York reports domestic bar silver unchanged for 5 percent tie and Mexican dollars. London quotes bar silver at 164 46 6d per ounce with money rates unchanged and discount on short bills at 5 percent. Three month bills remain unchanged.
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New York
London
Wheat and grain prices slip after bullish government outlook
Grain markets in Minneapolis report higher early cash quotes for No 2 northern wheat at 2.06 while December and March futures rise briefly before selling pressure pulls them back. Corn No 3 yellow moves from 67 to 69 cents with other grains mixed as Chicago board trades show initial gains fading after a government crop outlook.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Northern
Chicago
Board of Trade
Orn
Grain and commodity futures ease as December slips
Wheat and corn futures drift lower with December futures dipping while May holds. Oats falter with December at 54 cents, May at 69. A crop forecast from the agriculture department fuels bearish sentiment. Wheat ends at 1.98 to 1.99, March 1.95, while coffee and cotton futures also trend easy in New York trading.
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Department of Agriculture
Dominion
Winnipeg
Kansas
Fruit and vegetable market report from Denver
Denver markets report firm prices with good supplies. Crabapples scarce but in strong demand at 10 cents per pound. peaches and pears limited yet selling at 2 to 3 and 2 to 3.50 dollars per bushel respectively. Apples 1.50 to 3 dollars per box. grapes fair. Potatoes steady 1.75 to 2.25 per hundredweight. onions 1.75 to 2 for Colorado, 2.25 to 2.50 for California. Poultry prices up. hens 30 to 34 cents, broilers 48, springs 47. Eye prices steady 60 to 62 cents. butter 6 cents.
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Denver
Colorado
California
Butterfat Prices From Stations and Direct Supplies
The report notes sellers receiving 55 cents per unit from stations and 61 cents per unit direct for their butterfat supplies.
Butter and Egg Market Roundup in Chicago and Kansas City
Chicago market reports unsettled butter creamery prices with varied receipts and firsts at 58 to 68 cents per pound. poultry prices show general activity with hens down 2 cents and springs 1 to 2 cents lower. Kansas City notes butter and eggs unchanged. poultry hens 2 cents lower, springs 1 to 2 cents lower.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Sugar futures close steady in New York market
Sugar futures closed steady in New York with 3,600 tons traded. December at 7.90, January 7.80, March 7.65, May 7.77 per hundredweight.
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New York
Wales
Livestock Markets Shift Across Chicago Denver and Omaha
Chicago cattle prices rise with steers up to 60 cents, hogs higher by 15 to 25 cents and sows steady. Denver shows feeding steers 25 to 30 cents higher and hogs about 15 to 25 cents firmer, with strong sheep and lamb demand. Omaha reports hogs steady to 10 cents higher, cattle mostly firm, lambs cheaper. United States Steel reports 10,374,804 tons of unfilled orders at end of September, down 420,234 from August. Ancient Romans fed gold dust to powder their hair.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Denver
Omaha Omah
Neb
Bureau of Markets
Steeel
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Wool Market Trades Off In Dull Philadelphia Bulletin
The Commercial Bulletin reports a dull irregular wool market with few sales at lower prices. Dealers expect possible firming after developments while the woods market remains unsettled with scattered prices across regions including Texas California Oregon and territory grades.
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Boston
Masas
the Commercial Bulletin
Debs Warns Labor to Suspect Leaders
Eugene V. Debs, campaigning in Atlanta, urges workers to beware of so called leaders who betray the labor movement. He cites miners’ union betrayal and accuses rivals of steering workers into capitalist party lines.
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Debs
Labor
Atlanta
Eugene V. Debs
Gompersonian
Capi
New York banks show ample reserve for week
New York banks and trust companies report a reserve of 26,199,980 dollars above legal requirements for the week. This is an increase of 47,243,830 dollars from last week.
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New York
Democratic Ticket for 1920 A party slate list
The ad presents a full slate for the 1920 Democratic ticket listing candidates for president Cox vice president Roosevelts representatives Fowler state senators Olds Storey legislature members Applegate Baerreen Bell Clark Cooper Dinner sheriff Garrell county clerk Graham county treasurer Branson and county commissioners Donahue Klugherz, describing a political advertisement.
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James M. Cox
Franklin D. Roovevods
Congress
Wade H. Fowler
Ray K. Olds
William Storey
U. G. Applegate
A. A. Baerreeen
John Bell
Frank G. Clark
James F. Cooper Maurice Dinner
George 4.Garrell
Ida R. Graham
Charles'. Branson
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