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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1922
Page
9
A brief market note from New York lists Liberty bonds and US government securities with quotations and figures, indicating prices, maturities, and volumes. The snippet mentions bond categories and shorthand figures, reflecting a compact trading desk update.
A volatile Monday saw varied gains and losses across major issues. Pan American and Standard Oil led slight advances while railroad and tobacco stocks faced selling pressure amid cautious market sentiment in a recovering but unsettled trading session.
In a market dampened by cooler weather and rains, wheat prices eased as expected new supply weighed on values. July and September futures moved lower while oats and oats futures weakened, and provisions declined with thin buying activity. A surge of more than 2,000,000 bushels in total supply surprised traders as the market closed steady to lower. Idaho lambs and Chicago cash markets showed mixed or soft activity amid the broader commodity mix. A separate note reports William Harris seriously injured after a gravel pit collapse near Lake Geneva Wisconsin.
The article describes a chaotic scene with referees, players, and spectators, noting tension around a home game. It highlights disorganized play, unclear calls, and the crowd reacting to decisions as the match unfolds amid broader city events and labor strike context.
Real estate transfers show several garbled names and parcel references. It notes Frank and Ide Wdgheir transferring to Jane Blophart in Lat Block 3 Grant Place Cardilld, and Mogers to Leomhart Tritbow with a small land portion in the northerly corner of the east hall.
Fragmented OCR notes show Wingold market prices with mentions of beans pepper and butter, plus scattered references to persons and places. Listed items include per ton prices for hay and cream products, with unclear local names and vendors.
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