Market Highlights on Trading Day October Gains and Declines
Stocks showed wide movement with oils leading gains while rails and certain coal producers weakened. Major oil issues like Standard Oil New Jersey rose, Dutch Petroleum firm, and Union Pacific and Canadian Pacific gained. Banking and utilities opened higher but closed mixed as money markets held near 9 percent. Farm produce held uneven prices with beans steady and New Jersey sweet potatoes rising to $8.95 to $3.50 per hamper. Arkansas sweets steady at $2.26 to $2.60 per barrel.
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Yilg and i
Fsat
Mday
Standard Oil
Jersey
Ion
Dutch Petroleums
Southern Pac- Canadian Pacific
Union
Southern
New Orleans
Texas
Mil
New Jersey
Arkansas
Exchange Rates Report From New York and Montreal
Irregular market notes show Sterling and Belgian franc demand with mixed cable values. Lire and Guilders exhibit small shifts while Lire remains near 3.75 on cables and 3.78 direct.
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W York
New York
Montreal
Yale
Metals market report notes mixed copper and tin prices
The metals page lists copper unchanged, iron steady, tin irregular with spot around 40.60 and futures near 42.50. Lead and zinc show ease in price and a range cited, with East St. market activity and copper types noted.
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East St
Butter Market Brief in Denver Oot
In Denver Oot buyers paid growers steady prices with slight firmness at stations. Prices held firm for butter at wholesale levels with large receipts and strong demand for fresh creamery butterfat. Shippers reported high receipts and prices around seventeen dollars. market movement remained daily and stable despite some regional fluctuations.
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Denver
Brice
Advan
Dealera
Grain prices and seed quotes across multiple commodities
The list shows mixed and specific prices for rye, flax, barley, clover and timothy seed, with no clear market context. It references Chicago origin notes and various grades such as No 1 red and No 2 yellow, including quoted figures like 1.70, 9,700, 2.78, 5.00, 6.60, 12,007, and 16.75.
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Chicago
Livestock Prices Across Denver Chicago and Omaha Markets
Denver reports brisk cattle trade with Gunnison cows at 7.40 top, other cows 7.00 to 7.40, medium cows 5.50 to 6.50. Beef steers may reach 10.00 to 10.69, medium killers 9.00 to 5.50. Hogs top at 13.25, pigs 12.50 to 13.00, lambs 11.00 to 11.60, feeders 11.00 to 11.50, ewes 5.76. Chicago and Omaha market summaries note steady to mixed trends, with various beef, cattle, hog, and lamb quotes across regions, including top hogs around 13.25 and cattle around 9.25 to 16.00 in Chicago and 12.50 to 18.00 in Omaha.
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Denver
Gunnison
Chicago
United States Bureau of Markets
Omaha
Neb
Ted Yearlings
Wes
Denial of Senator Harding Sparks Partisan Exchanges
A political column critiques Republican ties to corporate interests and asks probing questions about pledges to speculators, Ne code words reveal tensions over Supreme Court vacancies and ties to Brandeis. The piece criticizes perceived pacts shaping Taft era policy and defense decisions amid a tumultuous political climate.
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Mexico
Bithu Root
Rio
Brandeis
Grain market notes and grain types listed
A fragment lists wheat varieties and prices, including No 2 hard around 2.08 per unit, No 3 ar, and No 3 white with mixed figures. The text mentions yellow corn and other grain descriptors with incomplete data.
Fragmentary Midwest Market Notes and Prices
Fragmented OCR text from a Minnesota item shows scattered figures for flour and commodities, with references to road B47 and numbers such as 34,00 and 2.08. The passage lacks clear subjects or dates, leaving a partial snapshot of a local market listing.
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Cara
Marley
Architects name stands as lowest bidder for hospital contracts
Arch ie Allison is named lowest bidder for the general contract at Perghing Memorial Hospital with a brick and terra cotta build priced at 307 420. John W Howard and R L LaFontaine bid 316 000 and 317 200 respectively. Electrical wiring and fixtures bid low by Cheyenne Construction Co at 10 400. Hospital planned on old Laramie County Hospital site with 109 bed capacity and modern facilities. Board of trustees to award contracts after adjournment.
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Archie Allison
Franges Perghing Memorial Hospital
Feneral
John W. Howard
R. L. LaFontaine
Cheyenne Construction Company
Mie County Hospital
Union Pacific
J. W. Lacey
Allison
Cheyenne
Indian Boys Discover $200000 in Cemetery Evidence of Oklahoma Mail Robbery
Oklahoma officials reveal that a cemetery find connected to a $200000 sum uncovers a mail theft ring. Police traced telegrams from Kansas City for remittances, with the pouch reportedly taken from a Frisco train night of the incident. Checks were recovered in a rain-soaked pile.
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Oklahoma
Okmulgee
Kansas City
W. T. P. Johnston
Oklahoma City
Postoffice
Willie Jackson Knocks Out Fitzsimmons at MSG in Tenth
Willie Jackson of New York defeated Eddie Fitzsimmons of New York by knockout in the tenth round of a 16 round bout at Madison Square Garden. Referee Bill Brown stopped the fight as Fitzsimmons hung on the rope at the bell ending the round. The victory positions the two as leading lightweight contenders potentially to meet champion Nanny Leonard.
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EW York
Whhtie Jackson
New York
Eddie Fitzsimmons
Madison Square Garden
Bill Brown
Fitzsimmons
Nanny Leonard
Bagpipes Once Widespread Across Europe Now Linked to Scotland
A note on the historical reach of bagpipes shows they were once common across Europe before becoming primarily associated with Scotland, reflecting cultural shifts and regional identities.
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Scotland
Europe
Democratic Ticket for 1920 President Cox Roosevelt slate
Democratic ticket details a full 1920 slate headed by President Cox and VP Roosevelt. It lists Wade H. Fowler as Representative in Congress, Ray K. Olds and William Storey as state senators, James F. Cooper and Maurice Dinneon as legislators, and local officials including George J. Carrall sheriff, Ida R. Graham county clerk, Charles C. Branson county treasurer, and Co. C. Donahue plus Fred Klugherz as county commissioners.
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James M. Cox
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Congress
Wade H. Fowler
Ray K. Olds
William Storey
James F. Cooper Maurice Dinneon
George J. Carrall
Ida R. Graham
Charles C. Branson
Co. C. Donahue
Fred Klugherz
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Ohenstein & Graham
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M. Roy
Scvces
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Inne Wee Wane
Lance Ok Roy
Ask Roy
Mt. & Gulf
Mike Henry Ease
Northwest
Susaaeias
Picardy Preston Oil Ee
Eeaeara
Red Bank
Standard Roy
Vnitea
Wind River
Kansone Dbo
Ohenstein & Graham Report
Liberty
Neewee
N. Y. Stocks
Ohenstein, & Graham
Atchison
Baldwin Ee
Stee
Crucible Steel
General Motors
Axican Pete
Blic I
Sin
Pacific
Eevee
N. Y. Curb
Ohenstein & & ‘Graham
Andoe
West Oil
West Refining
Senator Harding
New Yorkity
Minneapolas
John Howard
XN LaFontaine
Jeevenson Electrical Co
Construction Co
Goodnow
Grove’s L. B. Q
Willie Jackson
Fizsimmons
W. H. Edwards
Republican
Justice of the Peace
Pol. Adv
Rome Beauty
Concord
Keifer
Wtfee
Neil D. Gardner
E. 17Th St
Paul H. Moore
Western Fruit & Grocery Go
Store of “Saving
West 16Th St
Dinneen
Jonathan
White House
Bennas Catton
Malaga
Advo Coffee
J. M. Coffee
Bismarck
Erma Steven
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Ohenstein Company
Samuel Ohenstein
Hanesworth
Lincoln Highway
Robt
D. Hanesworth
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