Irregular Closing 5 Due to Money Market Tension
General stock market reversal on unsettled money conditions following last week's clearing house results. Trading shown 475000 shares as call money spiked to 10 percent. United Fruit and Coca Cola led declines while oils rails utilities steadied and miners rose on midday strength.
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Texas
Mexico
Exchange Rates and Money Market Report
Exchange rates for prime merchandise paper and currencies listed for October 25 in New York. Sterling demand 3.47 percent, francs 6.44 demand, 6.46 cables, Belgian francs 6.83 demand, 6.55 cables, guilders 30.58 demand, 30.68 cables, lire 1.76 demand, 3.77 cables, marks 1.42 demand, 1.49 cables, Greece 9.80 demand. New York on Montreal at 99 16 per cent die count. Time loans steady 60 days 90 days and six months 7 8 per cent. Call money strong high 16 low rate 8 closing bid offered at 10 Inst loan 10.
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Prime m Merchantise
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Greece
New York Exchange
Montreal
Copper and tin prices quoted in New York market
Copper producers set spot and fourth quarter prices with small sales seen as weak. No. 1 northern copper listed at 49.00 dollars, No. 2 northern at 47.00 48.00, No. 2 southern at 43.00. Tin remains firm at 39.20 spot and 40.50 futures. antimony at 6.50. Zinc in East St. Louis delivery quoted 7.10 7.15.
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New York
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Southern
East St. Louis
Grain prices in Omaha market report October 25
Wheat values range from No. 1 dark hard at 1.99 to 2.03 and No. 3 dark hard at 1.90. No. 1 hard and No. 2 hard quotes appear around 1,990. Corn shows No. 2 white 7ö0 and No. 3 white 79 80¢, No. 2 yellow 75–77¢, No. 2 mixed Oats list No. 2 white 48¾¢ and No. 3 white 48¾¢.
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Omaha
Chicago Market Report Cattle and Hogs Day Update
Chicago receipts total 49,000 as cattle and hogs trade unevenly with slower beef steer demand. Cattle prices range from 4.75 to 8.75 for cows and cutters, calves up to 13.50 for choice dealers, and stockers steady. Hogs trend 25 to 60 cents lower with early top around 13.25.
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Chicago
United States Bureau of Markets
Market summary from Denver and Omaha cattle and sheep receipts
Receipts show cattle and hog markets with mixed to steady demand. Beef steers and stock cattle varied from $7.60 to $10.50, veals steady, hog tops at $19.26, bulk hogs $12.25 to $13.90, lambs around $10.60 to $11.00, feeding lambs $11.00 to $11.60, ewes steady to strong with best ewes around $6.00, feeding ewes $4.28 to $5.25.
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Anheneh
American Beet Sugar Co
Fruit Market Steady as Apple Prices Hold
A brisk trading day in Denver fruit markets on Monday with prices steady from last week. Apples and grapes were well supplied and sold well, apples quoted at 1.50 to 3.50 a box.
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Denver
Market Report Shows Mixed Grocery Prices and Scarcity
Prices for stored green and wax tomatoes were 15 to 17 cents a pound with scarce fruit at 6 to 7 cents. Sweet potatoes plentiful with New Jersey hampers at 3.10 to 3.26 and Virginia varieties at 6.75 per barrel. Arkansas sweets 2.26 to 3.00 per 4 bushels. Potatoes 1.60 to 1.75 per cwt. French eggs scarce at 66 to 67 cents a dozen. Butter and creamery products show firm or rising prices with ample butter fat.
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Virginia
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Poultry Prices at Market Sellers List Varying Rates
The poultry market shows fair supplies with roosters and fowl priced in the mid to upper twenties and low forties. Buyers can expect chickens and other birds selling between 26 and 44 cents per unit depending on type.
State to Prosecute Dairymen of Casper
Deputy dairy official J. Roy Colvin announced from Casper that warrants have been sworn out for dairies supplying Casper after a week of inspections. Milk samples from dairies, wagons, and restaurants were tested at the Wyoming clinical laboratory, and violators of the state code face arrest.
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J. Roy Colvin
State Dairy, Food and Oil Commissioner
Casper
Colvin
Wyoming Clinical Laboratory
Groenthal Funeral to Be Held Today
Funeral services for Dr. Fred Groenthal will be held at 8:30 in the morning at the Domm mor tuary and at 9 o'clock at St Marys Cathedral with Rev James A Hartman officiating. Members of the Brothers of Railway Trainmen and Knights of Columbus will attend in a body. Burial will be in Olivet cemetery.
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Fred Groenthal
W. W. Domm
St. Mary’s Cathedral
James A. Hartman
Brothers of Railway
Knights of Columbus
Olivet Cemetery
Ducks and Docks and Delays Reported in Town
Bell Stuart visits from Pine Bluff. The old Y M C A building at Fort Russell is being moved in sections with some parts already relocated. Ducks appear on Minnehaha and in nearby lakes as Cheyenne motor parties travel the country. County Clerk Ida R. Graham distributes election supplies one week before polls. The city fire department responds to a fire with the new pumping engine. Dr F H E Basert warns world morality at the Methodist church. Northeast residents report horses drifting in at night causing property damage. Lions Club plans a Plains hotel meeting while city commissioners handle routine business. Colorado & Southern freight wreck near Chugwater delays trains.
Political slate and county offices listing from a vote notice
A fragmented political advertisement lists candidates for national and local offices. Names include John Frank Clark James Cooper Maurice Dinneen George Carro Ida Graham Charles Branson Donahue and Fred Klugherz with terms for county clerk treasurer and commissioners.
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Ray En Tae
John_ Frank G. Clark
James F. Cooper
Maurice Dinneen
George J. Carro
Ida R. Graham
Treasury
Charles C. Branson
Co. C. Donahue
Commisag
Jiffy-Jell Real Fruits Preserve Flavor
The advertisement touts Jiffy-Jell as a real fruit dainty rich in fruit. It explains crushing the fruit then condensing the juice and sealing it in a vial to deliver the healthful flavor rather than a mere taste. It notes plentiful fruit and gives an example of using half a pineapple for one dessert.
Eight Fruit Desserts Mint Jiffy Jell Dessert Halftime
Eight fruit desserts offer minty, light edibles ideal with roast meats or as a salad side. Jiffy Jell is pre sweetened, acidulated with grape acid, and simple to prepare by adding boiling water then cooling with fruit essence. A package serves six on mold or twelve if whipped, costing less than fresh fruit. The note invites readers to send circle trademarks for gifts.
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