Stock Market Ends Mixed Amid Wobble and Firm Tones
New York traders faced uncertain price trends as rails led gains on a strong showing by Olle with Standard Oil of New Jersey up 25 points. Coca Cola added a point on dividend suspension. steels, equipment, and copper issues moved narrowly, while call loans surged to 9 10 percent. The day closed irregular with little dividend news.
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New York
Coca Cola
Olle
Standard OU
New Jersey
Texas & Pacific
New Orleans
Texas
United Stees
Direct
Exchange News: Mercantile Rates Steady Across Markets
Mer cantile paper unchanged and exchange steady as dealers cite steady sterling at 2.46 percent and cables at 3.47 percent. Francs show demand at 6.24 with 6.56 cables, Belgian francs steady, guilders 30.60 demand and 30.70 cables, suite 3.73 demand and 3.76 cables, marks 1.43 demand and 1.44 cables, Greece 0.55. New York exchange on Montreal 9 percent per count discount with various rates at low 9, ruling 9, closing bid 9 and offered at 10, hat loan 10.
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Mercantile Paper
Belgiam
Greece
New York Exchange
Montreal
Copper and metal prices drift in New York market
Copper unsettled with electrolytic and spot at 144.15 percent. Tin firm at spot and nearby 40.50 and futures 41.27. Antimony 6.37 percent. Lead steady, zinc quiet. London listed prices show lead and zinc around 36 and 39 pounds respectively.
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New York
London
Grain Price Listings From Omaha Minneapolis and Chicago
Omaha reports No 1 hard wheat at 2.06 2.09 dollars and No 2 hard at 2.02 2.08. Corn prices include No 3 white 77 cents and No 6 yellow 80 cents. Oats range from 49 to 50 cents. Minneapolis notes flour unchanged to 2.50 lower, family patents 10.75 to 11.00 a barrel. Chicago lists wheat No 2 hard 2.15 2.18, corn 84 86 cents, oats 64 66 cents, rye 1.72, barley 85 cents to 1.04, timothy 5.00 6.50, clover seed 12.00 20.00.
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Ooo Atlas Crude
Bessemer
Bostos
Wyo
Buck Creek
Issees
Con. Roy
Cow Gulch
E. T. Williams
Omaha
Minneapolis
Chicago
Denver Vegetable Market Shows Little Change in Prices
Denver reports a quiet market with steady prices as beans remain scarce and sales fair. Potatoes arrive in liberal supplies at 1.50 to 1.75 per hundredweight, sweet potatoes 2.25 to 3.25 per hamper, onions 1.76 to 2.00, apples and grapes in good supply with fair demand, peaches 3 to 4.50 per basket, pears 2 to 2 per basket, butter market described as ua- (text cut).
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Denver
New Jersey
Arkansas
Live stock market notices from Chicago and Omaha
Mixed livestock prices show cattle and hog markets firming in Chicago and Omaha with steers at 16.50 to 17.75 and hogs topping around 13.25, while feeders and sheep move higher and lambs command strong bids. Reports indicate varied demand, with fat lambs steady to higher and ewes in good demand amid broader market activity.
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Denver
Sprathers
Chicago
United States Bureau of Marketa
Omaha
Neb
States Bureau of Marketa
Price of Bread Cut 2c Per Loaf
The Federal Bakery announces a two cent reduction on each loaf of bread effective today. Management notes that despite high flour costs, the lower market prices now provide immediate retail relief. many commodities have fallen recently but not long enough to affect prices. The announcement offers encouragement to longtime patrons.
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Federal
Lions Club Hears About Highway Bond Proposal
The Lions Club discussed proposed constitutional amendments on state and county bonding to fund highway improvements. The meeting featured an explanation by % E. Levizon. Next club gathering will host wives of members as guests.
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E. Levizon
Last Rites for Mr Groenthal Held at St Marys
Funeral services for Dr. Fred Groenthal were held at St. Marys cathedral at 9 oclock yesterday morning with James A Hartman officiating. Previously brief services were held at the parish.
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Fred Groenthal
St. Mary’s Cathedral
James A. Hartman
Funeral services follow at Olivet for Ww W Durnin Mortuary
Ceremonies honored the late Ww W Durnin as the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen and the Knights of Columbus sent delegations to the services and burial at Olivet.
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W. Durnin
Knights of Columbin
Cervices
Olivet
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