Classified Want Ads and Market Reports from 1986
Tuesday December 1 1986 Jefferson City Post Tribune and market notes from St Louis Kansas City and Chicago. Classified want ads promise extra cash while market reports list egg and dairy prices including butter warmth and poultry values across several cities with standard grades and weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
City Post Tribune
BENZ
Scruggs-Gubleman Lumber CO
Call Lon Harris
Wilfley Coal Co
Zeigler
Franklin
J. D. Reed Coal CO
Pleasant Ridge Church
R. E. Willcoxon
Halt Summit
Mahony and Irish ally flee after rooftop escape trap
Terence Mahony aims to capture Ambrose Law and henchmen, walks into a trap, and is pursued by an Irish bully who mistakes him for Mr Brown. The chase ends with a rooftop escape, a policemen’s fall, and a crowd gathering as Mahony and the Irishman flee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terencs Mahony
Ambrose Lawson
Mr. Brown
Terenca
Rupert Family Mourns After Death of John E Rupert
The Rupert family thanks friends neighbors and relatives for kindness during illness and after the death of John E Rupert husband father and brother. Special thanks to Rev Brad Case Dawson Tanner funeral directors and those who sent floral offerings or offered cars. Funeral home and ambulance listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert
John E. Rupert
Brad Case
Dawson & Tanner
Mrs. J. DD Reso
Rooftop Escape From Police Chase Ends on Ground
Mahony and an Irish companion flee across house roofs pursued by police. They leap a gap between roof lines to reach a skylight, break through, descend unseen, and blend with a crowd in the street as sirens fade. An old woman’s scream rings out but goes unheard amid the tumult.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahony
Tishman
Hugh Chevely
Commodity Prices Report With Market Notes
New York stocks show heavy selling and unsettled bonds. Wheat and corn futures rise on strong buying, while cattle and hog markets move steady to higher with notable demand. Foreign exchange holds firm after early gains as futures and commodities reflect broad market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
U. S. Dept. Agr
Fed Texas
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
U. S
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
W. S. Dept. Agr
Sone
New York
Collon
Financial Notes on Market Dip and Losses in 1935
In New York the stock market showed listless leadership with late selling, small transfers around 2,150 shares, and broadening offerings near session close. The note records 100,000 lives lost to accidents in 1935, plus over 9 million injuries and a $3.41 billion cash loss.
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New York
United States
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