Wall Street Narrowly Still Faces Pressure From Short Sales
Industrial and specialty stocks faced price depreciation as market conditions remained unsettled. Trading volume neared 500,000 shares with mixed advances in utilities and Grangers, Pacifics, and Coalers while bear pressure weighed on rolls sugars leathers and miscellaneous specialties. The money market opened near 7 percent, rising to around 8 percent and approaching 9 percent, with holiday restrictions limiting long-position activity.
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New York
Het
Columbus
Grangers
Cuba
Anaconda
London
Paris
Brussels
Spain
Liberty
U. S
Exchange New York Brief Item
Exchange news from New York dated October 11 reports a primer muteantiie paper and related market activity as observed by financial desks.
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New York
Metals rate snapshot from New York and London
The report lists copper, iron, tin, antimony, lead and zinc prices in New York and London on October 11. Copper values range around 1744 18 for spot and fourth quarter, with iron No 1 Northern at 50.00 to 51.00 and No 2 Southern at 410.00 to 42.00. Tin at spot 41.76 and futures 42.00, antimony at 662.50, lead around 7.50, zinc around 7.30 to 7.50 East Stone spot. London shows copper spot 9 pounds 12s 6d, electrolytic 109 pounds, tin 263 pounds 17s 6d, lead 34 pounds 12s 6d, zinc 40 pounds 10s.
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New York
London
Grain price listings from Omaha and Chicago markets
The Omaha and Chicago markets show closing quotes for wheat corn rye and barley. Wheat ranged from No 1 dark hard around 2.07 2.12 in Omaha and 2.14 2.16 in Chicago, with No 2 offerings near 2.06 2.06 and 2.13 2.16 respectively. Corn prices included white and yellow varieties from about 70 to 93 cents, with mixed around 80 a cent. Barley and clover seed prices also noted.
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Omaha
Chicago
Grain supply and prices in New York and Minneapolis notices
Price figures and grain stock changes reported for October include Flour at 45 cents per pound, bran at 30 dollars per barrel in 98 pound sacks, and carload quotations of eleven dollars fifty cents per barrel. Visible grain supply shows increases across Wheat Corn Oats Rye and Barley with varied amounts.
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Minneapolis
Minn
New York
Livestock Prices Push On At Denver and Chicago Markets
Denver reports a large cattle run near 4 600 head with cows at 6 75 to 7 26 and a top 7 50 for choice killers. Hogs yield top 16 60 for a small lot and 14 85 to 15 25 otherwise. Sheep at Denver 34 000 head with New Mexico lambs at 12 56. fat lambs 11 50 to 11 75. sheep and feeding ewes firm. Chicago cattle receipts 30 000 with steers 15 50 to 17 76 top 18 50. hogs 27 000 with tops around 16 10 and 15 00 16 aa. sheep and lambs steady to strong with natives leading at 13 25 for lambs and ewes 6 75 to 7 75.
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Chicago
Atlas Crude
Bessemer
Blackstone Evene
Boston-Wye
Rock Creek
Capitol Pete
Con
Columbine
Mike Henry
Northe
Pheardy Eos Eee
Preston Oil
Red Bank Oeene
Roy
Pro
Standard
Roy Ee
Tom Hell
United Pete Ee
Fix
ABM Romy
Ee Ag
Tex
Wryo
Kans
Omaha hog and cattle prices slip in slow market
Hogs run 5 000 head at Omaha with prices 26 to 40 cents lower and bulk medium light weights 14.10 to 14.50. Cattle run 17 000 head with corn fed demand mixed and grass cattle steady to 2 cents lower. Stock and feeder cattle steady to 25 cents higher or unchanged, reflecting a cautious market.
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Omaha
Neb
Denver market prices boost on exes and butter changes
On Monday Denver traders noted higher wholesale and case prices for perishables amid ample supplies. Butter prices rose for second grade and process products while first grade held steady, with packing stock unchanged. Poultry demand remained strong as vegetables show slow gains, lettuce scarce, cucumbers short, and apples plentiful at Monday levels.
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Denver
New York Curb Persists In Sparse Ranch Work
In Lar amie county many factions report limited haying progress as curbs linger and farm activity slows. Officials say isolated ranch operations continue despite restrictions.
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Laramie County
Fruit Prices and Demand in Early Markets
The market reports show demand strong and movement fair at 93.00 an hour, with grape prices 56 to 60 cents a pound for Concords. Other fruits sold with steady prices and decent demand.
Liberty Bond Series Rates Notation Snapshot
Fragmentary OCR shows Liberty Bond issue names followed by unclear marks and prices. It lists Liberty First Second Third Fourth and Fifth 4% or 44% with prices around 88.00 to 96.33, but many characters are garbled.
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Liberty
Doan's Kidney Pills Praised by Local Residents
Letters from Co. A Clark J H Cannon and Warren Camp describe kidney relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills. They report irregular kidney action dull backaches and soreness improved and back strengthened after treatment purchased at local Roedel's Drug Store.
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Co. A. Clark
Warren Ave
Doan
Mra. B. PF. Hubbard
Tenth St
Mrs. Hubbard
J. H. Cannon
O'Neil St. Says
Warren Camp
Fifteenth St
Roedel
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