Markets Shifts Amid Short Covering Rally on Wall Street
New York stocks declined on selling pressure with American Smelting at 80% from last night and major rails tumbling then rallying as shorts covered. Interborough Metropolitan and American Car led gains while heavy rail losses persisted. bonds held steady. Dutch Gelderland seized the Venezuelan guard ship Alix near Puerto Cabello, taking it in tow after boarding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sto
Northern
Delaware & Hudson
Northern Pacific
New York Central
Chesapeake & Ohio
Southern
Railay
General Electric
Shorts
Nion
Interborough Metropolitan
International Pump
Denver
St. Louis Southwestern
Saat Chicago
St. Paul
Minneapoli& Maha
Weatinghouse Electric
National
Palut
Lackawanna
Sam
Iowa Central
Canadien Pacific and
Wabash
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Cleveland
Cincinati
St.Louis
Amalgamated Copner
aAmerican Car & Foundry
Locomotive
American Sugar
Anaconds Mining
Atchison’ Preferred
Jehison Pre
Baltimore & Oate
Brooklyn Rapla Transit
Canadian Pacific
Way
Chicago & Northwestern
Age
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Olorade Fuel & Iron
Its
Colorado & Southern
Bes
Denver & Hin Grande
Denver & Rio Grande
Erie
Great Northern
Illnois Central
International Paper
Interborough
Louisville & Nashville
Missouri Pacific
Missouri, Kansas & Taras
National Biscuit
National Lead
Pacific Matt
Penneyivania
People’s Gas
Cary
Pullman Palace Car
Reading
Wackigang
Rock Island
Southern Pacfic
Southern Railway
Sinion Pacife
Jas
United States Steel
Western Union
Standard OU
Wilemstad
Curacao
Crisper -Gekierland
Towlig
Puerto Cabello
Gelderland
Holland
Venezuela
Wheat market opens weak with prices down on heavy bearish tone
Tibago on December 18 reports a weak wheat market with prices about 4 sacs below yesterday. May opens around 1.06 to 1.05, trades down to 1.06, then rallies briefly on short covering before closing unchanged to slightly lower. Receipts of 208 cars in Minneapolis Duluth Chicago vs last week and year ago. Local demand mixed with weak notes on corn and other cereals.
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Tibago
Linverncol
Minneapolis
Duluth
Chicago
Oey
Lowegh Point Eoodast
Chicago Market Summary and Prices December 1 1963
Chicago grain and livestock prices steady with wheat No 2 red at 1.07 21.08, corn No 2 at 5% to 70, oats No 2 white at 60. Butter and eggs steady, live poultry firm, cattle receipts about 2,000 with varied class prices, hogs 28,000 receipts, sheep 36,000. Appleton and Milwaukee reports note twins sales and poultry trends as market spreads across dairy and produce prices.
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Chicago
Ill
Standard
Americas
Springs
Reeves
Westath Parsettas
Weateen
Milwaukee
Wis
Isgate
Reese
Ozfllc
Creeriea
Osha
Theageiutie
Stade
CITY MARKETS DAIRY AND PRODUCE PRICES
Prices paid to farmers and district market quotations list dairy eggs hay oats corn and cattle items. Include creamer y eggs potatoes apples apples and various tree crops. Pricing by retailers and wagon delivery noted with delivery and lot terms where stated.
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Denlerm
Buenay
Ward
Catontareas
Madeahontas
Graier
Marie
Eawen
Mitlton
aGic
Ericen
Boss, & Welsmitler
Bess & Wats
Parmwries
Butchered to death in Wilmington home
Polished Morocco worker Wirentz Ploremk, 38, and his wife Rasiya, 24, were killed in their Wilmington residence by an unknown gunman early today. Police press the public for information as residents recall the eerie incident and emphasize fear in the community.
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Presa
Wilmington
Del
Wirentz Ploremk
Rasiya
araAmsin
Busts of Two Vice Presidents in Senate Project
The article reports on a planned sculpture by James Frazier of New York and Franklin Simmons of Rome for two late vice presidents. Roosevelt and Fairbanks busts are being prepared for display in the Senate chamber gallery with placement likely in the vice presidents room during Fairbanks’ term.
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Pwrusnington
Plaen Maret
Hoosevelt
Sfeiryafks
Roose
V@t
Semua
iDdr. Roosevelt
James Frasage
New York
Jys Re
Saint Gaddens
Frazier
Weris
Senate
Wetmipre
Rhode
Isie
Hobart
Fairbanks
Franklin
Simmons
Rome
Congress
Washington
Wafrbanks
Ill in lockup with winter cholera in Menasha jail
Special to Th Northwestern Wisconsin reports James M Christ ie, a Michigan youth from Mt Bay Gandhi, stricken seriously while seeking shelter from a storm at Menasha city jail. Dr C O Connell says he has an acute winter cholera attack and will be cared for locally before possible removal to Escanaba. The item mentions other local notes and a school holiday period, a factory contract for 500 sets of sliding furniture shoes, funeral for Infant Chesock, Christmas programs, a Menasha club party, and Appleton high school basketball victory over Menasha Cardinals 16 to 15 at Neenah Gym.
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Escantha
Davenport
Washington, D. C
John Chesock
St. John’s
Stev
Kurtejka
Mepasha
Menasha Club
Alva Werner
Anne
First Street
Appleton High
Menasha Cardinals
Neenah Gymnasium
Fassett Sits on Floor in House Deliberations
Washington December 18 Representative J Sloat Fassett hailed as a famed orator and former New York gubernatorial candidate sat on the floor during house deliberations this week as Chairman Perkins of the select committee presented the committee's report on the president's secret service comments. The chamber remained tense with both parties unsettled as Fassett briefly squatted in the rear awaiting a moment to rise.
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Ey Associated Prese
Wasnington
D. C
J. Sloat Fassett
Congress
New York
House
Perkins
Select Committee of the House
Bis
Foreign trade unusual among declines in prices and imports
A preliminary bulletin from the Bureau of Statistics notes lower import prices and reduced export prices for the current year. It highlights a drop in raw material costs for manufacturers and some food staples, with declines tied to decreased quantity and total import value, while food items share fewer declines in value.
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Associated Press
Washington
Bureau of Statistics
River Captain Dies in New Orleans Monia Case
Captain Campbell H. Sweeney, aged about 40, a veteran steamboat pilot on the Mississippi river trade, died in New Orleans yesterday of pneumonia. A brief notice notes his prominence in river transportation circles and his long service on river boats.
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New Orleans
Dre
Campbell H. Sweeney
Preamonia
Mrs Krueger Dies After Illness in Neenah
Neenah obituary notes the death of Mrs. Henry F. Krueger at age 52 from diabetes. She leaves her husband and five children, with funeral service planned at a later date. The record also mentions local school basketball finals, city tax collections, and a balloon advertising campaign by Neenah merchants ending at Christmas.
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Northwestern
Neenah
Rainer
East Prétikineavemieve
Mcg
Henry FP. Krueger
Henry Krueger
Associated Incthe Wiliam Krueger Hardr Company
Antoinette Krueger
A. Hinmin
Worcester
Misa
J. N. Hinmnan
Calcago
Juniiors
David Symes
Glenwood
Mary Chenevert
Chicago
John Davia
Chitomb
Wotl
Davia
Eau Claire
Clausen
Keating
W.T. TL. EY & Bb. Co
Wisconsin Electric Company
Kimberly-Clark Company
Ita
Niagara Mill
Doubtlers
Local Company I to Clash with Fond du Lac Team Tonight
An uninvested game of basketball is anticipated at the local armory as Company I faces Company TE from Fond du Lac. The match is billed as a contest between top contenders for a notional championship, with dancing to follow.
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Protean
Company I
Fond du Lac
Railroads Made Money In State Rate Hearings
Kansas City dispatch reports a Missouri rate cage hearing where P.S. Bustis, Burtington ranch passenger traffic manager, tests witnesses. Eustis recalls 1870s Nebraska rates five cents per mile, land grants, free shipments to homeseekers, and later reductions to two cents, with state traffic costing half as much to handle as interstate.
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Associated .Press
Kansas City
Missouri
Bustis
Burtington Ranch
Yse Tem
Eustia
Nebraska
Hormeseekers
Eustis
Shooting at Anjerion clay bird championship opens
A mistyped AP report from New York dated December 18 describes the fourth annual clay bird championship at Kavers Island. Despite poor wind and rain, competitors gathered as A Upson of Cleveland posted a flawless twenty five, while J C Hendtieleson and J A RR Elliott of Brooklyn posted scores of twenty one and forty out of fifty respectively.
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Aassociation Press
New York
Anjerion
Kavers
Frome Long
A. Upson
Cleveland
J. C. Hend- Tieleson
J. A. RR. Elliott
Pittsburg Firm in Trouble in Bankruptcy Case
An involuntary bankruptcy petition was filed against the Weisser-Low Company, a large Pittsburg department store. Thomas H. Sheppard was appointed receiver by Judge Young, with the receiver authorized to operate the business through the holiday season. The filing was led by H. B. Claflin Company Taft-Worller Company and J. L. Judd Company of New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weisser-Low Company
Associated Dress
Pittsburg
United States Court
Thomas H. Sheppara Hag Beca Aps
Young
Ward
H. B. Claflin Company
Taft-Vwreller Company
J. L. Judd Company
New York City
Probable Successor Taft for Senate Recalls Cincinnati Timestar
Charles P Taft brother of that candidate is described as a wealthy man and sister Jane as well. He served one term in Congress ten years ago and is owner and editor of the Cincinnati Times Star. He has resigned as president of the Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company to pursue his U.S. Senate bid. He has no ties to any corporation that conflicts with public service.
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Taft
Jane
Congress
Cincinnnati Timestar
United States
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company
Paper famine not materializing in Fox River region
Special from Appleton reports that fears of a long drought causing a paper shortage have not materialized. The Neenah and Menasha Water Power Co has restored full 100 percent flow from Lake Winnebago to the Fox River, enabling mills from Menasha to Green Bay to resume full operation after a dry spell that nearly stopped wheel turning and caused river fish deaths.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Apechl
Appleton
Saya
Neenah and Menasha Water Power Company
Winnebigro
Fox River
Monasha
Green Bay
Milton
DIES ON THE SCAFFOLD IN WALKS OF JUSTICE
Springfield WL December 18 Frank Bryant twenty six was hanged today at Rangimon county jail for the murder of Thomas Brady seventy at August 18. Bryant took a small amount of money from Brady's trunk to go to Chicago to see his sweetheart. He thanked Sheriff Werner for his kindness during imprisonment.
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Associate Press
Springfield
Frank Bryant
Rangimon Courty
Thomas Brady
Bryant
Brady
Chicago
Werner
Variety of Local Classified Notices and Sales Listings
A cluttered classified page lists fresh oysters, blended products, wines, and assorted goods for sale. It includes notices for piano sales, Christmas novelties, jackets, maple flooring, and used horses. Rentals advertise furnished rooms, offices, and a warm house for rent, with addresses and contact details.
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Venexuele
Paar
Waaen
FEA
SUITO
Commercial
Gralit Gossif
Ge Sloveh
Chicago—Prodece
Dairy Markets
Appleton, Wis
Liverpool
Milwal
Milwali
Prat oPinite of Northern
Wilwack EE
S.gos
Netiere
R. KH
Bond Stevinsons
Coton
Maka Bt
Fond @u Lac, Wis
Kesler
City Markets
Bere Fes
Crinees
Zenner & Mueller
Hama
Inis
Morocco
Sianta
Ankrows Asnnaate
Tonger
Sur
STS OF
Roosevelt
Fairbau
Excanaba
Attes
Corea Fur
Menashi News
Menasha
Congressmiuin Passett
Houarc
Campbell HW. Sweeney
Scranton
Cook & Brown Lime Co
Marion and Market Sts
Mrs. Krueger
Lem
Pittsburg Firm
Foraker
United States Senate
Harles P. Taft
Brother O
Fox Hiver Paper Milla
Beyu & Ben
Boyd & Son
Arions
Charlea
Bauer
Bauer Trunk Co
Main Street
Rank McCabeoat Co
Wisconsin Avenue
Batley & Co
Biano
North Park Avenus
Arteur
Algoma Street
Mi Arhelger
Mia, Palmer
Nina
Palton
Yellog
Jersey
Reata
Mt Vernon
North Park
Daven Town
A. X. Fae
Opera Toyae Sanare
Matin Street
Tous Aangr
Tvquire
L. Struebing & WL
Doty Street
Main Streec
Fhone
Troma Trewert
Woogoo Street
Foun
Argonne
Nigar
Papwe
Hhbhiv
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