Metals Show Strong Demand in New York Stocks
Market opening showed firmness led by rails and oils with notable gains for Delaware, Lackawanna & Western and Pan American Oil. Steel and mining shares rose, while Mexican oils and tobacco equities also advanced amid broader gains across railways and specialities. Six cattle yearlings impounded in city pound to be sold September 26 if unpaid charges are not claimed.
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Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Pan-American
American Petroleuma
Atlantic Gulf
Exchange
London
Atlantic Coast Line
Chesapeake & Ohio
Delaware & Hudson
Western Maryland
Kansas City Southern
Denver & Rio Grande
Ofis
Houston
Invincible
Middle States
Royal Dutch
Sinclair
Crucible
Great Northern
Vanadium
United States Steel
American Locomotive and Pullman
United Railways
National Cloak & Salt
Industrial Alcohol
Republic Poe
Utah
Den ver Rio Grande Leaders Hold Extended Lead
The report notes the Denver and Rio Grande lines extended their advantage while opponents pursued a continued push on reports of an unfavorable court ruling.
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Denver & Rio Grande Preferred
Fragmented Oil Listing Fragments From Historic Market Page
A readerable snippet shows stock percentages and company names such as Midwest Oil Midwest Refining Salt Creek Prod Glenrock Oil and Feder headlines. The fragment appears to be a market or ticker list with small percentage figures and partial firm names, lacking full context or prices.
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Allen
Elk
Salt Creek
Glenrock Oil
Liberty First 4s Compete in Relay Meet
OCR fragment notes Ohmstein and Graham with Liberty First 3 4s and 4s team event. Details unclear but indicates a junior relay or sprint competition with Liberty First participants.
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Ohmstein & Graham
Liberty
Livestock Prices Move Higher Amid Strong Demand
Chicago and Omaha market notes show cattle, hogs, and sheep firm or rising. Lambs reach top around 14.25 with about steady to higher trends for grazing and feeder types. hogs top near 17.40 and 17.46 with steady bulk. cattle remain strong to a new yearly high near 17.50.
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Chicago
U. S
Omaha
Chicago Grain Prices Reported in Minute Detail
A terse market note lists Chicago grain quotes for Wheat No 2 and No 3 varieties around 2.52 to 2.53 dollars, Corn No 2 mixed at about 1.36 dollars, No 3 mixed near 1.36, and Oats No 2 white near 0.62 to 0.63 dollars, with slight percentage changes. The figures reflect intraday bid asks and market movements for current trading session.
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Market quotations for cattle in Denver on Sept 15
Quotations show stock cows at 6 to 6 dollars. Feeding steers command 9 to 10.50 dollars for top fleshy types. Merit grades traded largely from 8 to 8.75 dollars. Choice cows again reached the high end of the market.
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Denver
Barter List of Food Items and Prices
A partial barter record lists pork ribs and other foods with prices such as 20.50 for pork and 17.00 for ribs. Additional entries mention clover, chicken or broccoli and a 104 percent note, with dates or codes 13.05 and 26.09.
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Ohnetein & Graham
Enee OS
Boston-Wye
T. Williams
Hutton Lake
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al Lancerk
Roy
Lusk Pete
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Ose
Mt. & Gulf
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North Woet
Grain market notes from Minneapolis price report
Minneapolis market report shows unchanged prices for oats barley rye flax and cotton sacks with values listed per unit. Figures include oats at 67 percent 58 percent and flax No 1 at 3.20 to 3.26 and cotton sacks at 98 pounds.
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Metals News Brief From New York
Bar silver in New York on September 15 remained unchanged for domestic and foreign markets. Mexican dollars traded at 72 percent.
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New York
Currency Rates Snapshot from Exchange Board
Exchange figures show Sterling at 53.46 percent, Francs at 6.49 cents, Lize at 23.36 per dollar, Marks at 1.71 cents, and Money at 7 percent. The brief listing reflects unit values and percentages in the period’s market update.
Artist Takes Unique Revenge in The Woman Gives
Norma Talmage stars as Inga Benderson in The Woman Gives where Inga agrees they must part forever. The promotion also features a dramatic scene of satisfaction and a scenic adventure weekly shown today and tomorrow at the Amuse theater.
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Norma Talmage
Inga Benderson
Inga
Maggie Pepper A Clever Store Girl
A brief description notes Maggie Pepper as a clever store girl whose practical sense could transform an ailing department store into a prosperous enterprise. The snippet hints at a tale of ingenuity guiding commercial success and reform.
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Maggie Pepper
Paramount Pictura At Lyric Starring Ethel Clayton
The Paramount film at the Lyric features Ethel Clayton in the lead role amid a tale of Maggie Anginal overcoming heavy odds and adversities. Charlies Kinin wrote the story with Gartner Hunt handling the scenario and Cheater Withey directing. Clayton is praised as superb in the title role.
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Billie Burke an Adorable Crook at the Princess
Billie Burke stars in Away Goes Prudence shown at the Princess for the last times today. She is kidnapped by crooks who force her to learn tricks of their trade and displays bold skills in breaking into houses and related feats.
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Burke
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France
Percy Marmont
Millionaire Hero Goes to Work in Leave It to Me
Dickey Derrickson the millionaire hero of Leave It to Me declines idleness and goes to work after his sweetheart vows she will not marry an idler. A gang of crooks kidnaps the bridegroom, creating the plot of the side-splitting comedy starring William Russell at the Atlanta venue.
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