Wall Street Tones Favor Firm to Strong Finish Amid Financial Strains
Stock activity showed a firmer closing as loans to Cuba and the Anglo-French loan influenced prices. Initial gains led by Bethlehem Steel and Studebaker accompanied Sears Roebuck note success while others like oil and shipping faced uneven pressure. Volume reached 525,000 shares with a dull bond market and mixed domestic issues.
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Exchange News on New York Market Rates
Exchange report from New York shows prime tile paper unchanged with sterling demand at 48 in other currencies demand and cables. It notes money strength with a ten percent year rate and last loan at 10, reflecting a firm financial climate.
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Metals Markets Report From New York and London
Copper nominal producer not quoted. Small electrolytic sales reported in open trade around 17. Iron and antimony unchanged. Tin weak at 39.00 spot, 40.00 futures. Lead easy at 7.40 to 7.75. Zinc easy at East St. Louis spot 7.20 to 7.40. London spot copper 83 pounds 7s 6d, electrolytic 106 pounds per ton.
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Grain prices and wheat futures in Omaha Chicago markets
Grain notes from Omaha and Chicago show wheat prices and market terms. Details include No 3 and No 1 hard wheat prices, mixed varieties, and assorted white and yellow corn quotes, with dates in October.
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Omaha
Cash No 1 Weathered Item Sold for 2.1680
Partial OCR reads “pared with 465 care and your ago. Cash No. 1 woathers 2.1680” suggesting a catalog or auction line. Readers see a monetary figure and a product reference though text is garbled. Further context needed for precise item and buyer details.
Fragmentary Market Prices and Codes
OCR fragment lists assorted numbers and codes including percentages and prices such as 42.11 percent, 1.66, 1.67, 2.02, and 3.94 with labels like No. 1 and Rye. It lacks coherent context or complete items to form a fuller market report.
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Maree
Sugar market steady with refined demand boosts futures
Raw sugar remained quiet in New York with Cuban remnants selling on FOB terms. Refined sugar showed good immediate demand and prices held at 11 cents. Futures opened weak 10 to 20 points lower, then rallied. closing with 2,000 tons sold and prices around 7.60 for January, 7.45 for March, and 7.40 for May.
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New York
Cuba
Market Report Cattle Hogs and Lambs Across Regions
Chicago Omaha and Denver cattle prices steady to firm with good demand. Hogs active and near yesterday’s average. top around 165.80 in Chicago. lambs and sheep mixed with fat lambs near 12.40 to 18.00 in various markets. feeders steady. cows steady to firm on selling grounds.
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Receipta West Ia
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Butter prices weaken in Denver on Thursday
Denver reports weak wholesale butter prices with several creamery brands at 69 cents per pound. Most grades remain quoted as declines from prior levels, reflecting a broader market drop in butter values.
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Colo
Market Prices Hold Steady Amid Steady Demand Across Produce
The market shows steady prices for eggs with strong demand for fancy grades. Springs command 38 cents per pound, broilers 46, hens 35, roosters 25. Eggs remain firm with high demand and light inventories. Potatoes range 1.15 to 2.25 per hundredweight, onions 1.76 to 2.25, cabbage 1, turnips 4. Tomatoes scarce at 6 to 6.5 cents per pound. Fruit prices mostly unchanged as supplies stay ample. Citrus sees solid demand at steady levels. Pears slow at 2 to 4 per box. peaches scarce at 2 to 3 per crate.
Sugar Profiteers of Canada Defy Government Order
Halifax Nova Scotia by October 14 1939 members of the Wholesale Grocers Guild of Nova Scotia meeting here decided to refuse to obey Ottawa's price order fixing the sugar price at not higher than 21 cents a pound.
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Halifax
N. S
Whoilesale Grocers’ Guild of Nova Scotia
Ottawa
Board of Commerce of Canada
Dominion
Births Surge as Local Doctor Reports Twenty-One Babies
In Laramie Wyoming on October 14 a local physician notes twenty-one births in six weeks with eighteen girls among them. A son was born yesterday to Fred Lebard, a reporter for the Second Indian district.
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September Sun's Effect on Wyoming Crops in 1920
The September 1920 meteorological summary for Wyoming notes near normal temperatures and somewhat drier-than-average precipitation. Much moisture fell between the 7th and 9th and the 21st to 26th, with the westmost areas hardest hit. Wheat, oats, and corn benefited from the fine weather, while some late grains were damaged by snow in extreme western regions.
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Wyoming
Necaatong Bureau
Strike Ends at BMWRLIN as Workers Settle
A settlement reached on October 14 ends the strike at the BMWRLIN plant. Workers will receive a salary increase and immediate payment of 75 percent of wages for days the strike was in effect.
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Thes Ne Tae
Campaign fund clash as Democrats seek funds in New York
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a campaign finance moment in New York on October 14 involving Democrats seeking funds and Republicans appealing for $1,000, amid public unease over fundraising.
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New York
Head Noise Relief Tonic for Catarrhal Deafness
Adv promotes Parmint double strength with hot water and sugar as a home remedy for growing deafness and head noises. Mix one fourth pint hot water and sugar, add Parmint, take one tablespoon four times daily. Claimed to open nostrils, ease breathing, stop mucus, and relieve distressing head noises.
Contribution figures cited in party fundraising letters
A fragment cites contributions including $100 into the democratic coffers and $600 to the Republican National Committee. William Williams of New York is described as matching the president, while Joseph M. Price of New York remarks on receipt of the Republican appeal to party headquarters.
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Joseph M. Price
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Mind Him to Contribute Democratic National Comm
Fragmentary text mentions the devasna in France and a tribute to a leader with figures near 2,000,000 rising toward 4,000,000, suggesting a political or civic context and a large population reference. The exact event, date, and entities remain unclear.
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Democratic National
End of Year Offer Sparks Cheyenne Wyoming Interest
The people of Cheyenne and Wyoming show strong interest in the State Leader as the year ends, and organizers aim to support residents with a new promotional push.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Daily and Sunday State Leader Offer in Cheyenne
Cheyenne residents are invited to subscribe to the Daily and Sunday State Leader from now until February 1 for $1.50 paid in advance. The mail rate is cheaper than the city rate of 60 cents per month. Subscriptions can start at once with no prizes, offering a savings of one month in three and a half months for both new and old subscribers.
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State Leader
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