Stock Market Mixed as Gains Narrow in Opening Trading
New York stock prices drifted with limited moves among leaders in the first session of the season. Tobacco and utilities outpaced rails and metals, with Mexican Petroleum and Dutch American Tobacco rising, while Reading suffered a drop. Prices for peppers, tomatoes, and fruit fluctuated as wholesale markets showed uneven demand and supply.
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New York
London
Aff & Ee
Tobaccos
Mexican Petroleum
American Tobacco
United Railways
Brooklyn Union Ous
Crucible
Steel
Harvester
Sears-Roebuck
Pittaburgh
Colorado Southern
Chicago
St. Paul
Minneapolis & Omaha
St Louis Southwestern
Reading Second Preferred
Exchange rates and money market brief
Exchange rates show mercantile paper unchanged and heavy demand for sterling and foreign currencies. Time loans steady, call money ranges 7 to 7 percent with a closing bid of 6 and offered at 7. New York exchange on Montreal at 99 16 per cent discount.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
France
Greece
New York Exchange
Montreal
Market Report of Base Metals and Alloys
Copper steady to mixed with spot and fourth quarter prices around 164 percent. Iron shows weak No 1 Northern at 49.00 and No 2 Northern at 47.00 45.00, No 2 Southern 42.00 43.00. Tin steady at 43.60 spot and nearby futures 40.25, antimony 6.50, lead strong and unchanged with East St. Louis dispute at 7.10 7.25.
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New York
East St. Louis
Grain Prices and Variations Across Cities
Chicago reports mixed grain quotes with No 1 hard wheat around 2.00 and No 2 yellow at 54 54. Cattle and pork values are listed as nominal. Minneapolis shows unchanged futures while Omaha lists No 4 hard wheat near 1.91 and No 2 hard around 1.46 to 1.41 with oats and other cereals following typical ranges.
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Chicago
Omaha Omaha
Short supplies push brisk market for sweet potatoes in Denver
Limited supplies reached for Toure Vegetable and a brisk market followed. Sweet potatoes were in short supply with strong demand, as buyers queued at 3.10 dollars.
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Denver
Cattle and hog markets show slow trade and uneven figures
Denver reports slow cattle trading with buyers indifferent and uneven prices. Hogs sold lightly with tops around 14.26 and bulk near 13.50 to 14.00. fat lambs quoted to 12.26, ewes around 5.25, and mixed sheep prices. Chicago and Omaha markets show mixed gains and declines across cattle hogs and lambs with varied top quotes and receipts.
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Denver
Chicago
Bureau of Markets
Omaha
Neb
United States Bureau of Markets
Atlas Crude Bessemer Brief Mention
Obscure OCR fragment references Atlas Crude and Bessemer with unclear context. The readable content is minimal and does not form a complete event or outcome for a fuller summary.
Harvard Prepares for Big Center College Game
Harvard announces feverish preparations for a showdown with Center College's "Wonder Eleven" at the stadium. Tickets are exhausted and attendance is expected near 30 000, with Harvard captain Horween out and Sedgewick doubtful. Center College will share the stadium with Harvard on arrival Friday.
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Ambridge
Mags
Harvard University
Wonder Eleven
Center College
Yale
Horween
Harvard
Sedgewick
Jennings May Be Cornell Baseball Mentor
ITHICA New York October 21 Hughey Jennings former manager of the Detroit American League baseball club may be chosen as Cornell University baseball coach at the Alumni Baseball Association meeting to elect a coach for next season Jennings an alumnus coached the Cornell team in 1904 Also noted a new diamond field found in the desert near Taung about 100 miles north of Kimberley South Africa.
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Ithica, N
Hughey Jennings
Detroit American League
Cornell University
Alumni Baseball Association
Sason
Jennings
Detroit
Cornell
Taung
Kimberley
Liberty Bond Rates and Figures Reported
Ohenstein and Graham report Liberty First bonds at 92.70 with 4 percent yields. Liberty Fourth bonds listed around 89.40 and 88.90. Liberty Fifth 4% entries show 3 as a figure in the report.
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Ohenstein & Graham
Iaberty
Liberty First
Liberty
Laramie Refinery to Expand Its Capacity Twice
Milwest Refining orders six additional stills at the Laramie refinery raising output from 5000 to 7000 barrels per day. The plant, opened less than two months ago, serves Creek field needs while Elk Basin Consolidated Petroleum backs the expansion. Additional 3000-barrel tanks will be added to ensure crude supply for emergencies and increased shipments to Utah and European markets.
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Milwest Refining Company
Laramie
Aix
Deve Creek
Ohio Olle Company
Elk Basin Consolidated Petroleum Company
Rock Creek
Laramie Pea
Utah
Salt Lake
Dante Oe
Geyser Laundry Hosts Election Guessing Contest
Geyser Laundry offers a $50 prize to patrons who guess the winning presidential candidate’s popular vote. The contest ends at 6 p.m. November 2 and is open to customers in Cheyenne and Wyoming as part of Mr. Simpson’s effort to engage the community in the election outcome.
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Wyoming
Simpeon
Cheyenne
Wyom- Il
Mr. Simpson
More Than 600 Seek Prospector's Permits
More than 600 applications for prospector's permits under the leasing law have been filed at the land offices in Newcastle Wyoming. The filings cover about 42 000 acres. The report notes that last year 2 000 000 tons of hot wood were produced from old paper.
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Newcastle
Wyo
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