Republicans demand harmony in Shank administration
A leading Republican urges that appointed Public Works Board members work in harmony under Mayor-elect Shank. He advocates replacing hesitant figures with braver, loyal public servants like H. P. Wasson or Joseph Rink and insists dodgers of duty have no place in city affairs.
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Mr. Carey
Shank
H. P. Wasson
John W. Holtzman
Joseph Rink
Copper market closes with scattered gains across exchanges
In New York on November 4, traders noted mixed results as Copper Range led with 83 percent, while Boston opening and North Lake showed 50 and 10 percent respectively. Other firms include Butte Coalition at 31 percent and North Butte at 64 percent amid fluctuating prices.
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Butte Coalition
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Cobalt stocks rise and fall in Toronto market
The Cobalt market shows mixed activity with high priced stocks weak and low priced issues steadier as New York curb trading drives efforts to depress Cobalt. Temiskaming declines tied to Newman mine sales. South Lorrain district gains attention as mining interest grows and fortunes loom for early entrants.
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Gifford
Hargrave
Kerr Lake
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Nipissing
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Otisse
Peterson Lake
Wiegehied Ona
Silver Leaf
Temiskaming
New York
Toronto
Cobalt
Temiskaming Breiik
Newman
South Lorrain
Indianapolis Livestock Market Slumps for Hogs but Rises for Cattle
Receipts totaled 8,500 hogs 2,100 cattle and 300 sheep with hog prices rising to their highest since late September while cattle and sheep saw mixed gains. Hog sales mostly between 8.00 and 8.25 with top at 8.30, cattle offerings ample and varied by class, and lambs and sheep showing a modest weekly decline in some lots. Regional reports from Cincinnati Pittsburgh East Buffalo and Union Stock Yards reflect generally firmer hogs and steadier to higher cattle and sheep across major markets.
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Eivas
Cincinnati
Bologna
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Canada
Grain futures quotes from Toledo market page
Toledo Grain reports cash wheat at 1.22 dollars for December and May 1.23 for May and 1.08 for July. Corn shows cash 6 1 4 4 cents for December and May July percent. Oats trade at 43 4 to 44 4 cents with December 43 4 cents and rye at 76 4 cents.
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Toledo, CO
Chicago Cash Grain Prices Reported for Wheat Corn and Oats
Chicago cash grain markets show No 2 red wheat at 1 19123 and No 2 yellow corn at 68 63 per bushel with other grade prices across red and white wheat varieties and oat classes listed for November 24. Prices include No 3 red 1.10 1.18 and No 4 yellow 57 58 with oats No 2 white 39c and standard 41c.
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Chicago
Northern
Indianapolis Grain Prices Mixed for Wheat and Corn
Grain market report from Indianapolis shows wheat weak with prices for No 2 red track at 1 17 and extra 3 red at 1 14 while No 3 red track stands at 1 094 November 1 17 والمت December 1 17% January 1 1h. Wheat and corn activity is quiet for No 2 red sample and No 2 white through bil in this edition.
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Timothy
Sample
Clover
Wall Street Opens Mixed as Reading Vies for Dividend Edge
New York November 24 Moderate activity and strength appeared early in the stock market but soon gave way to renewed selling with prices generally showing fractional losses. Amalgamated Copper briefly rose before giving back gains as most active issues moved irregularly. Reading led losses after a small opening gain, while Cons Gas stood out as strong. Brokers saw Jersey Central declare a 2 percent special dividend as the first step toward a broader liberal policy and potential bull-side developments. Amalgamated Copper faced persistent pressure.
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New York
Amalgamated Copper
Utah
Reading
Jersey Central
Lost ticket at Clark's studio promising platinum photos
A woman reported a lost ticket promising a large discount on platinum photos from Clark's studio across from Shortridge high school at 38 North Pennsylvania Street. She was relieved to learn she could report the loss and receive full value without questions. Others will be treated the same by W. H. Potter, operator. New phone 9.
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W. H. Potter
Shortridge High School
North
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