Bears Beat Down Tucks on Break Foreign Exchange
New York reports say foreign situation fuels bear pressure at Tuesday open with declines across steels oils tobacco and leather while rails utilities and oils show gains. Sheep sales fast-moving with fat lambs at about 11.50 to 12. ewes steady around 4.75 to 5. alia quotes and market notes reflect uneven demand and mixed recoveries.
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BEARS
New York
London
Rada
American Tobacco
Virginia- Carolina Chemical
Ome
Sagars
Jocal
Sual
Reading
le Plate
Baldwin Locomotive
General Electric
United Fruit
Awerleaan
Willye-Overland
International Paper
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Exchange rates and money market steady in New York
Exchange rates hold steady with prime mercantile paper unchanged and the market showing little change across currencies. Time loans and call money remain steady while overseas francs lire and other currencies show minor cable variations.
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New York
Belfrancs
Greece
New York Exchange of Montreal
Metals Markets Report From New York and London
Copper, iron, antimony and lead unchanged in New York trading. Tin firm at 33.00 spot and 33.75 futures. Zinc steady around 7.20 to 7.25. In London spot copper at £92 10s, electrolytic unchanged. Tin £241 6d, lead £25 16s, zinc £39.
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New York
London
Grain market quotes from Minneapolis Omaha and Chicago
Minneapolis reports flour steady to 40c lower per carload with No 1 northern wheat at 2.11 to 2.16 cash and July futures at 2.00. Corn No 2 yellow 87 to 88c, oats No 2 white 49 to 60c, flax No 1 2.70 to 2.72. Omaha lists wheat No 1 hard 2.00. Chicago shows wheat No 1 red 2.31, No 1 hard 2.16, corn No 2 yellow 92 to 97c, oats No 2 white 61 to 64c.
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Minneapolis
Omaha
Icago
Chicago
Bate
Bbc
Denver Stock Show: Liberal Run of Cattle Pushes Receipts Past 10,700
Denver reports a Tuesday cattle run adding to two day totals over 10,700 head with Colorado stock predominating. Packers and country buyers moved in, cows and steers priced steady to strong, with top beef steers near $9.70 and packer cows $6.50 to $7.00. Chicago totals for cattle and hogs follow, showing slower beef markets and mixed veal and feeder activity.
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Denver
Colorado
Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices Move Down at Omaha Market
Hogs receipts about 3 000 with mostly 16 to 25 lower prices. bulk $19 765 to $14 25 top. Cattle receipts 16 000 beef steers 16 to 36 lower. stock 35 to 60 lower. bulls and veals steady. stockers slow. Sheep receipts 25 000 lambs mostly 25 lower. tops $12.00 for westerns. bulk $11.60 to $11.75. ewes steady. feeding and breeding stock mixed.
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Chicago
United States Bureau of Markets
Omaha
Neb
Butter market unsettled with major drops in prices
In Denver on October 19 the butter market faced a restless session as station prices held at 45 cents and shipper prices fell to 45 to 53 cents per pound. The recent two week period saw a 10 to 11 cent decline, with buyers scarce and jobbers blaming reduced purchases for future supplies.
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Denver
Pus
Market Quoted Prices Hold Steady Across Poultry Fruit and Veg
Prices for meat poultry remained steady with hens at 45 cents, broilers 45, springs 46, and roasters 26. No change in poultry. good demand noted. Fruits were steady with pears 2 to 3.60 per box and apples 1.50 to 3. Vegetables saw a strong trade with potatoes 1.50 to 1.76 per cwt and scarce tomatoes at 6 to 7 cents. Supplies were ample and demand fair across sections.
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Amery
Ona Tee
Lions Club Endorses Amendment For School Bonding
The Cheyenne Lions club endorsed Constitutional Amendment No. 2 to allow higher bonded indebtedness for Wyoming school districts at a luncheon. Charles Criftin moved the sanction, the vote was unanimous, and a committee including Rev. A. Bennett Clifford Riner and Norman Black was set to publicize the amendment via newspapers slides and posters.
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Cheyenne Lions Club
Charles Criftin
A. Bennett
Clifford Riner
Norman Black
Cheyenne
Three Wyoming Firms File Articles of Incorporation
Three large corporations filed papers to start operations in Wyoming with Secretary of State William E. Chaplin. The Wyoming Mica Mining and Milling Co of Laramie, Early Coal Co of Worland, and Lost Cabin Gold and Copper Co of Thermopolis are capitalized and moving toward formal incorporation.
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Wyom
William E. Chaplin
Wyoming Mica, Mining and Milling Company of
Laramie
Early Coal Company
Worland
Lost Cabin Gold & Copper Company
Thermopolis
Political Rivalry Does Not Break Women's Friendship in Council Bluffs
In Council Bluffs Iowa Mrs Hattie B Mann a Congressional candidate faces off against incumbent W R Green. Despite bitter rivalry Mann and Green share morning breakfasts with Green and his wife remaining cordial friends. Mrs Hart also chats with Mrs Green while pursuing her own political aims.
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Council Bluffs
Policics
Hattie B. Mann
Congress
W. R. Green
Local Notables and Business Notices Update
J A Kirkpatrick recently retired from the law business in the city and visits his daughter Mrs B Derring of Boone. L L Newton leads a drive for good roads amendments Nos 3 4 and 6. Hobbs Huckefeldt Finkbiner advertise baby carriages sulkies and a new market building nearing completion with heating work by Antrim Wallace. Taxi and night cab service promoted with phone numbers listed.
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David of
Thie City
B. Derring
Boone
L. L. Newton
The
Wyoming Good Roads Assatiation
Antrim &Wallace
Fair Price Work in Wyoming to End November
The federal Fair Price Commission in Wyoming will end its work November 1. Commissioner Harry C. Hoffman ordered regional committees to wind down due to reduced funds, noting price declines and progress achieved under the Lever Act. He thanks members for their selfless service and announces a close to their operations.
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Wyoming
Harry C. Hoffman
Six Wyoming Lawyers Admitted to Bar
The state supreme court yesterday admitted six Wyoming lawyers to the bar. They are James P. Kem of Newcastle, Willis Stidger of Casper, Maurice B. Gluck of Rawlins, Philip B. Winter of Casper, Clarence P. Smith of Glenrock, and Edward J. Plunkett of Burns.
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State Supreme Court
Wyoming
James P. Kem
Newcastle
Willis Stidger
Casper
Maurice B. Gluck
Rawlins
Philip B. Winter
Clarence P. Smith
Glenrock
Edward J. Plunkett
Burns
Sugar planter jokes about years at torse volcano
An American planter in Hawaii entertains a guest at a torse volcano edge. He quips that Canter Joe is 70,004 years old and explains he has been there four years, since it was 70,000 when he arrived.
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Hawaii
Boston Transcript
Pension fund drive tops church support before war
Before entry into war, the nation’s largest fundraising effort was a pension fund for clergymen aimed at a $4,000,000 objective. The effort highlights the scale of religious clergy support during the era.
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Huckefeldt & Finkbiner
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Plains
Harry P. Hynds
Hoffman
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Geo. P. Knight
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Cheyenne, Wyo
Zlurch
Switzerland
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Carey Avenue
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Bor Heh
Besse
Vermont
Canada
Setanta
Corn Products Refining Company
Battery Place, New York
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