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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1923
Page
19
An OCR fragment reports freight pricing and road transport notes. It mentions per ten mile rates and ocean going freight context with unclear names or dates. The passage is garbled, lacking concrete entities or a clear event to summarize further.
Daily markets report fluctuating Liberty bond prices with figures such as 98.25 and 99.20. The text mentions dealers and traders in New York and changes across several bond types including government issues and related securities.
Opening trading shows selling dominance on Pridar's stock market as numerous issues fall early. Several large names drift lower after initial gains while petroleum and energy shares move unevenly. investors eye near term prospects and global cues as prices fluctuate.
Chicago grain prices slipped across the board as corn and wheat faced sustained selling pressure amid bearish trends. Openings showed mixed to lower quotes, with substantial losses in corn and near steady oats, while hogs and cattle rose modestly, keeping livestock markets tense in Chicago trading.
Fragmentary readable items mention Minnesota Shaper stools and Triumphs No 1 2 priced from 9.50 to 2655, plus Cobblers No 1 and garbled form. The text is heavily corrupted with disjointed product names, prices and references, lacking a coherent event or narrative.
Market bulletins show prices for flour and feed items such as Wingate sacks and Bay State Brand, along with butter fruit onions and cheese. Items include Wingate flour sacks per barrel at 9.50 and fruit boxes between 4.25 and 5.00, with various cheeses offered by Miller Rose and Henry Anderega at quoted prices per pound or per box.
Finland ranks as a major timber nation with a population around 3.5 million and a dense forest cover. The nation holds vast state forest lands and a sizable paper industry with 56 factories by 1921, producing mechanical reed pulp, cardboard, and newsprint totaling about 144,000 tons. A curious note describes a "Formidable Bee Army" as a well organized unit, with bees sealing off stung intruders by wax.
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