Market Clamps On Stocks As Funds Flow To Cuba
Trading ends firm to strong with a lively finish as the Anglo-French loan and fund movements influence prices. Banks and lenders send more money to Cuba amid the moratorium iar. Sears Roebuck notes gain while Bethlehem Steel, Baldwin Locomotive, Studebaker and Mexican Petroleum lead advances. Bond market dull with domestic issues easing slightly.
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Pries
Stock Exchange
Gall
Clos
Cuba
London
Coal Miners Federation
B Exchange
Bank of England
Sears Roebuck
Bethlehem Steel
Baldwin Locomotive
Studebaker
Mexican Patroleum
Nickel Pilate
Exchange News From New York Markets
Exchange rates and money market notes outline prime tile paper status and currency demands. Sterling steady at 48 1/2 with 349 cables for francs and 696 francs demand. guilders at 31000 with 119 dollars. lira 390 and 492. marks 145 and 146. money market strong with high 10 and year at 9, closing bid at 10.
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New York
Eixeasy
Gresen
New York Exchange
Montreal
al Jpons
Eleady
Metals Market Report From New York and London
Copper producer quotes unavailable. small electrolytic sales reported. Iron and antimony steady. tin weak at $39 spot and $40 futures. Lead soft at $7.40 to $7.75, zinc soft at $7.20 to $7.40. London spot copper 83 7s 6d. electrolytic 106 Paes per ton? unclear. report incomplete.
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New York
East St. Louis
London
Grain prices and weekly wheat quotes in Omaha and Chicago
The bond of grain prices shows October reports from Omaha and Chicago. Wheat values vary by grade with No 1 hard and No 2 mixed quotes, while corn and oats appear with mixed fraction figures.
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Omaha
Incomplete OCR Item Seeks Context and Details
Fragmentary text reads cash numbers and temperatures with stray phrases. Lacks clear events, entities, or dates to identify a person, organization, or location. Unable to determine a coherent news item or summary from the provided fragment.
Fragmentary Market Notation With Numbers and Prices
A garbled OCR fragment shows figures such as 42.11 percent and 1.66 to 2.02 dollar ranges, including items labeled No. 1 41.66 Rye and 3 yellow 89 900 Daw ms. The text lacks clear context but suggests commodity prices or bids and item identifiers in a historical market list.
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Maree
Sugar market steady with refiners in demand
Sugar reported quiet in New York with no buying and Cuban refeliten continuing nominal. Rumors Cuba may sell remaining old crop on fob basis. Refined sugar in good inquiry for immediate delivery with prices unchanged at 11 cents. Sugar futures opened weak then rallied. close at 2,000 tons sold. Prices listed: January 7.60, March 7.26, May 7.40.
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New York
Cuba
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices in Chicago Omaha and Denver Markets
Western market notes report cattle steady to stockers and feeders firm across Chicago and Omaha with receipts around 2000 cattle, 120000 hogs, and 15000 sheep. Hogs mostly steady with top around 165.50. cattle steady. lambs softer in some grades. Denver shows varied values with top cow prices near 7.30 and hogs 14.50 to 16.60, good fat lambs at about 12, feeders steady.
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Boston Wye
Ruck Creek
Burke Hee
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Gt. Wes
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Preston
United
Wind River
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Omaha
Neb
Elena
Denver Oe
Calo
Aera
Feright
Akes
Butter prices fall as creamery brands reach 69 cents
Denver reports butter wholesale prices remained weak amid recent declines. Some first grade creamery brands sold at 69 cents per pound while most grades were still quoted.
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Denver
Colo
Market Prices Hold Steady Amid Steady Demand
Prices for poultry eggs vegetables and fruit remained firm with steady quotes across items. Springs at 38 cents. hens 35. roosters 25. egg stock steady with high demand for fancy grades. Potatoes 1.15 to 2.25 per hundredweight onions 1.76 to 2.25 cab bage 1 turnips 4. tomatoes scarce 6 to 6 cents per pound. Citrus in good demand at steady prices.
Sugar Profiteers of Canada Defy Government Order
Halifax Nova Scotia guild members refuse to obey Ottawa’s price order setting sugar at not higher than 21 cents a pound. Meeting notes the board of commerce of Canada issued the directive.
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Halifax
N. S
Whoilesale Grocers’ Guild of Nova Scotia
Ottawa
Board of Commerce of Canada
Dominion
Births Rise Among Local Families In Six Weeks
A Wyoming physician reports twenty one births in six weeks at Laramie. Eighteen of the babies are girls. A son was born yesterday to Fred Lebard, a reporter for the Second Indian district.
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Laramie
Wyo
Fred Lebard
Indieu
September Sun’s Effect on Wyoming Crops Report
An almanac bulletin from the Neccatong bureau summarizes September 1920 in Wyoming as nearly normal in temperature and drier in precipitation. It notes favorable conditions for finishing wheat and oats, creaming, swift corn maturation, and frost safety for most grains, with cooler nights and some late snow in western areas prompting livestock movement. The report also mentions ongoing sugar beet harvesting and winter grain seeding amid dry soils.
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Wyoming
Necaatong Bureau
Strike Settlement Reached at BMWRLIN Plant
The strike at the BMWRLIN plant ends with a settlement granting workers a salary increase and immediate payment of 75 percent of wages for days worn during the strike.
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Bmwrlin
Thes Ne Tae
Campaign fund clash sparks GOP appeal for big donations
A fragment notes Democratic and Republican fundraising efforts with figures around 500 to 1000 dollars, signaling tension over campaign finance approaches. The wording hints at a split in strategy and donor appeals.
Head noises relief with a simple home remedy
A public notice ad describes a home remedy for deafness and head noises. It suggests mixing two tablespoons of Parmint double strength with hot water and sugar, taking a tablespoon four times daily to relieve congestion and breathing, claiming quick relief.
Political fund-raising notes from party centers
A fragment notes contributions to Democratic and Republican efforts with figures such as $100 and $600 cited. Wm. B. Williams of New York and Joseph M. Price of New York respond to appeals, with statements about matching or reacting to the presidential fundraising push.
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Tributiona
Wm. 8. Willams
New York
Joseph M. Price
Democra
Mind Him to Contribute Democratic National Comm
Fragmentary text references the Democratic National Committee and a figure in France with population figures cited as 2,000,000 increasing to 4,000,000. The readable portion is unclear and lacks coherent events or dates to form a full news item.
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Democratic National
State Leader draws Cheyenne and Wyoming interest
The message notes strong local interest in the State Leader among people in Cheyenne and across Wyoming and expresses a desire to assist them with an end of year offer.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Offer for Daily and Sunday State Leader in Cheyenne
Cheyenne residents can start the Daily and Sunday State Leader now through February 1 for 1.50 paid in advance. The city rate is 60 cents per month, but Cheyenne subscribers pay a special rate. The offer lets subscribers save one month over three and a half months with no prizes. Applies to old and new subscribers.
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State Leader
Cheyenne
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