Weakness in copper stocks weighs on Wall Street bears
The New York market opened with copper shares leading declines as China fell 1 percent and Amalgamated and Smelting retreated. While American Tobacco advanced six points and Southern Pacific climbed briefly, overall activity sagged with bears pushing major issues higher and expecting further losses. Bonds held steady as dealers cited dull sentiment and limited demand.
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New York
China
Lst
American Tobacco
Air
Texas Company
Southern Pacific
Paris
Union Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Ae Amalgamated Copper Seeeress
American Smelt & Ret
American Tel.& el. Ae
Anaconda Mining Compa
Aitchison
Atlantic Coal Line
Baltimore & Onto Sis Lees E Eee
Hesinenke
Ohio
Chicago & Northwestern
Hicego, Mil & Bt. P
Toliorato Fuel & Iron
Colorado & Southern
Delaware & Hudson
Denver & Rio Grande S.ccess
Crrceeweers
People’s Gas
Seeewees
Rock Island Company
Wtewewee
Aly
Sereereereeeessé
Sereeessd
Southern Railway
See
Tee Eee
Eatota
United States Steel Tesveesees
Money on Call and Time Loan Rates Steady in New York
Money on call remains steady at 2 1/2 percent with a closing bid of 2 3/4 percent and offered 3 percent. Time loans show firmness with 60 days at 4 percent, 90 days at 4 1/2 percent, and six months at 4 1/4 percent.
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New York
Market Roundup as of January 10
Lead quiet at 4.17 percent and spelter steady around 7.17 to 7.20. Mercantile paper firm at a quarter to half a percent. Sterling exchange strong with bankers bills at 4.83 to 4.87 for demand. Commercial bills 4.82 to 4.84. Bar silver 63 4. Mexican dollars 49 cents. Government and railroad bonds steady.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
Unfilled US Steel tonnage rises in year end tally
New York Jan 19 The unfilled tonnage of United States Steel Corporation on December 31 totals 7 932 164 tons an increase of 79 281 tons over November 30.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Great Britain
France
United States
Wen
Continent
Commodity price snapshot from New York market
Copper and tin prices show mixed moves with spot copper around 14.75 to 17.25 and March at 16.50 with 17.00 futures. Tin and related metals trade softly, while alloys and castings list modest figures, with Cookson's at 10 000.
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New York
Cookson
London Metal Prices Report January Update
Copper and tin hold steady with spot and futures quoted in sterling. Lead, spelier, and Cleveland warrants seen with minor fluctuations. local tin sales noted at five tons as markets in London show stable tone.
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London
Spelier
Cleveland
Wool Prices Steady In Market Report
ST LOUIS reports wool prices steady with medium combing and clothing grades at 23 14s 4d to 26c per pound, light fine 19 to 21 1/2d, heavy fine 13 to 18d, tub washed 27 to 36d per pound.
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ST. Louis
Steamship Arrivals and Departures at Galveston
Galveston reports arrivals yesterday of steamers Celt, King, Catalina, Istrar, Archbank and Ventmoor from various ports with dates. Cleared ships include Mercator and El Valle for Havana and New York. Sailing out were Rowanmore, Nicosian, Antillian and Ogeechee to Liverpool and New York.
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Galveston
Tex
King
Ith
Catalina
Sphn
New Orleans
Istrar
Liverpool
Archbank
Tampa
Ventmoor
Rio Janeiro
St. Lucia
Mercator
Ha-vana
el Valle
New York
Rowanmore
Nicosian
Antillian
Ogeechee
Walked Backward 30 Miles in Nine Hours
A London Chronicle report recalls 1826 feats by Lloyd who walked 30 miles backward in nine hours on the Bagshot Ports mouth road, finishing 14 minutes ahead. It also notes rd Orford’s wager driving a goose and turkey team Norwich to London where geese stayed on the road and turkeys roosted at dusk.
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Lloyd
Bagshot
Portsmouth
Horace Walpole
Rd Orford
Darknes
London Chronicle
Markets Chicago January 10 Quotations steady or easy
Butter steady with creamery 26 34 1 2 cents. Eggs easy with 4795 cases received. Fresh receipts at mark include 222 c per dozen for refrigerator firsts and 26 c for firsts. Cheese steady with varieties like Daisies 16 1 c, Twins 16 4 1 c, Young Americas and Long Horns 16 1 c. Potatoes easy with 27 car shipments from Wisconsin 42 45 c, Minnesota 44 47 c, Michigan 43 47 c. Poultry easy with turkeys alive 15 c and dressed fle, live chickens l f c, springs 12 1 c. Veal steady 9 14 c.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan
Springs
Quotations for Dairy and Poultry in Kansas City Market
Kansas City on January 10 quotes for butter range from 25 to 33 percent with various grades listed. Poultry prices show hens at 12 to 13 cents, roosters small, and young turkeys at 18 cents with ducks around 13 to 14 cents.
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Kansas City
Poultry Prices Mixed in St Louis Market Report
Quotation notes from St Louis show poultry market activity with chickens at 13 cents, turkeys at 16 cents, ducks 15 cents, geese 13 to 14 cents, and eggs around 27 to 30 cents per dozen as of January 10.
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ST. Louis
Coffee futures drift on steady market as trades shift
New York buyers and sellers hold steady on No. 7 Rio coffee futures with March at 13.44 and May at 13.74, reflecting a calm trading day. Prices shown in cents per pound.
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New York
Raw sugar prices and refinements steady in New York trade
On January 10 in New York raw sugar values showed Muscovado at 2.98 cents per pound in 89 percent test, centrifugal at 3.48 cents for 96 test, and molasses sugar at 2.73 cents for 89 test. Refined sugar, petroleum products, molasses and hides remained steady amid quiet leather trade.
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New York
Eggs Steady as Receipts Rise in New York Market
New York Produce reports eggs steady on January 10 with receipts 7013 crates. Fresh gathered dirties sold at 18 to 20 cents, reflecting firm wholesale tone in the New York market.
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New York
Cotton seed scarce in northern Alabama
A Huntsville dispatch reports cotton seed near exhaustion in North Alabama with mills owning almost all supply. Buyers push high prices up to 30 dollars per ton as mills operate around the clock through March. Demand remains strong for hulls as cattle feeding increases, and mills say business is good.
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Alabama
Huntsville
True Loyalty Jenkins Missing Night Ends With Telegrams
A newlywed suburbanite named Jenkins fails to return home from town by 6 pm. His anxious wife sends six telegrams to brothers Ellis. dawn reveals Jenkins is with a farmer overnight, as telegrams confirm he is spending the night with multiple acquaintances.
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Jenkins
Lippincott
Ellis
John
Astor Glad to Be on Jury
New York social figure Vincent Astor received notice on his twenty first birthday that he is named to fill a vacancy on the sheriff s jury third panel created by his father s death. He replied that he is pleased to take the appointment and that his father valued service on such a body.
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New York
Vincent Astor
Harburger
Sheriff's Jury
Wizards Dine At Seventh Magic Circle Banquet
The Magic Circle at Anderson's Hotel held its seventh annual banquet under Nevil Maskelyne. The London Telegraph notes magicians behaved as ordinary citizens for most of the evening before staging feats like hat trimming with ostrich plume, making flags from handkerchiefs, fusing billiard balls, and producing card tricks. Miss Sybil Goodchild sang during an interval.
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Anderson’s Hotel
Magic Circle
Nevil Maskelyne
London Telegraph
Cecil Lyle
Chris Hilton
William Dawkes
Herbert Collings
Doctor Herschell
Sybil Goodchild
Parole Granted to Aaron B. Donaldson Between States
Governor Hadley issues a historic parole transferring Aaron B. Donaldson from Missouri to Illinois for a 14 year sentence and return to Missouri after completion. The arrangement relieves Missouri sureties of a $20,000 bond after Illinois Supreme Court affirmed the conviction for fraud.
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Efferson City
Hadley
Aaron B. Donaldson
Illinois
Chester
Donaldson
Missouri
Illinois Supreme Court
Weather forecast for San Antonio and East Texas
Weather Bureau forecast issued by Willis L. Moore. For San Antonio and vicinity expect unsettled weather with rain tonight or Saturday and warmer temperatures. East Texas also sees unsettled conditions with possible rain tonight or Saturday, warmer tonight and colder in the northwest on Saturday.
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San Antonio
East Texas
Rains Hurt Business Yet Benefit Farmers In Idaho Cold Weather Delays Potatoes
Rain dampened city business this morning while benefiting farmers through needed moisture. Idaho and Colorado cold snaps delay potato shipments and lift potential prices. Packers report firm pork product lists amid rising meat demand. dry salt, bacon, and fancy ham prices noted.
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Idaho
Maude
Colorado
Armour & Co
Local Market Prices for Fresh Eggs Poultry Produce
The listing shows eggs at 24 to 25 cents a dozen with storage at 22 cents. Poultry ranges from large hens five to six dollars per dozen in bulk, medium hens about four sixty to four seventy five per dozen, fryers four dollars, broilers three twenty to three fifty per dozen, turkeys thirteen cents per pound. Also listed are cheeses, vegetables, fruits, nuts, canned goods, and meats with varied regional pricing and pack sizes.
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California
Colorado
Cattle Market Steady To Strong In Quiet Fort Worth Trade
Cattle market at Fort Worth on Friday showed quiet demand with beef steers steady while feeder stock rose. Hog prices stayed active at 7.70 top with 900 head on hand. sheep and lambs sold steady with lambs at 7 and sheep at 5.60. Receipts totaled 2500 cattle and 900 hogs with calves strong to 8.00 and stockers 5.00 to 6.00. 3060 hogs and lambs noted later in the report.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Kansas City Market Receipts and Prices Report
Cattle receipts 1500 including 400 southern with market steady to strong. Native steers 7.00 to 9.15, southern steers 6. airm, southern cows and heifers 3.75. Hogs receipts unknown, market strong. bulk 7.25 to 7.45, heavy 7.40 to 7.60, packers 7.30 to 7.45, night 7.15 to 7.35, pigs 6.25 to 7.00. Sheep receipts 4000, market steady. muttons 4.50 to 6.00, lambs 8.00 to 9.30, range wethers 6.00 to 8.00, range ewes 3.50 to 5.00.
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Kansas City
Chicago Livestock Prices Move Steady on Slower Volume
January 10 market report shows cattle receipts 35 with slow to steady tone. Hogs receipts 21,000 with market hovering near Thursday's average and varied near seven to eight dollars for different weights. Sheep receipts 10,000 with steady to slightly lower trend and ranges listed for natives and wethers.
Market Report St Louis Livestock Prices
Receipts total 1500 cattle including 200 Tex as, market steady. Native beef steers 5.9 to 9.5, Texas and Oklahoma steers 5.50 to 8.00, cows and heifers 3.55 to 6.00, calves 5.00 to 6.50. Hogs receipts 3500, market ten cents higher. Pigs and lights 6.75 to 7.60, mixed 7.40 to 7.60, good heavy 7.30. Sheep receipts 1900, market higher. Muttons 3.45 to 5.00, lambs 7.00.
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Chicago
Texas
Cotton goods markets inch toward steadiness in New York
New York January 10 cotton goods markets rule barely steady with yarns easier. Jobbers report strong demand for two month deliveries while active progress continues in opening the new heavy weight men s wear season.
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New York
Rice market steadies with firm rough prices in New Orleans
New Orleans reports a steady rice market with rough Honduras at 2.50 to 4.75 dollars and Japan at 2.75 to 4.26. Clean Honduras quoted at 4 5 and 4c, Japan at 3 4c. Receipts total 4904 rough and 4721 millers, 4868 clean bags. Sales include 1531 clean Honduras at 3 4c and 300 Japan at 3c.
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New Orleans
Honduras
Japan
Raisins and staples price list from a grocery circular
Prices for raisins bulk figs in 25 lb boxes and per pound, Muscatel crown and seeding variants, London layer crowns with varied pricing, sugar and coffee rates for granulated sugar and Peaberry and Rio coffees, canned vegetables with standard and fancy grades, meats and hides rates including dry flint butchers and damaged skins, wild game and furbearer prices, all listed with per unit or per hundred weights.
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London
Maxwell House
Illinois
Iowa
Poor cattle week at Union Stock Yards on Friday
At Union Stock Yards on January 10 there was no cattle market with only two head listed by noon, possibly the lightest cattle showing ever for a Friday. Hogs sold well with about 100 head receipts and prices steady from 7.00 to 7.35 per hundred pounds, while sheep appeared late and were steady.
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Union Stock Yards
Porker
Real Estate Transfers Across San Antonio Area
A compilation of 1912 1913 conveyances shows parcels exchanged among A Cohen Metropolitan Gas and Oil Co Daniel Oppenheimer W E Hamilton Los Angeles Heights Harlandale Realty Co and others with prices from 10 to 6000 and parcels including Los Angeles Heights Harlandale and Alamo Heights blocks and lots. Several dates range November 1912 through January 1913 with multiple grants surveys and gardens listed.
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A. Cohen
Metropolitan Gas and Oil Company
Frio City
Dwyer
Daniel Oppenheimer Et al
Marie F. Rodriguez
San Antonio
W. E. Hamilton
Cc. W. Swain
Lucas Munoz
Francisco Rodriguez
Los Angeles Heights
New City
Mesquite Street
A. H. Fraser
C. V. High
New City Block
Givens Terrace
William T. Hanlon Et al
Fannie Holly
Hanlon
James Kapp
William Baker
Durango Street
J. P. Gittinger
Eila M. Gittinger
Leon Creek
Southwestern Land Corporation
Haile H. White
Lakeview Gardens
F. E. Barnett
Frank Evans
H. C. King Jr
Lawndale
W. H. Wallace
J. W
F. A. Lipscomb
Elizabeth Ridgeway
Los Angeleses Improvement Company
J. McMullin
Birth Records Show Five New Arrivals Across City
To Mr and Mrs Perrin a girl on December 26 2321 Zavala Street To Mr and Mrs Pantuca a girl on January 4 522 North Pine Street To Mr and Mrs Randon a girl on January 8 Santa Rosa Avenue To Mr and Mrs Bustos a boy on January 5 607 North San Saba Street To Mr and Mrs Castillo a boy on January 8 117 North Laredo Street
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B. B. Perrin
Zavala Street
Pantuca
North Pine Street
R. Randon
Santa Rosa Avenue
Jose Bustos
North
San Saba Street
Jose Castillo
North Laredo Street
Burial Permits List Of Local Deceased Persons
Burial permits issued for several residents with varying ages and death dates. Atanacto Sanchez age 50 died January 9 on 580 Oakland street. John Buckman 77 died January 8 at Santa Rosa hospital. James Kerr 76 died January 9. Anna Fritz 32 died January 5 at 525 East Commerce street. Harriett N. Ellsworth 86 died January 8 at 1826 North Flores street. Mrs Henrietta Weinhold 75 died January 9 at 158 North street. J. J. Mahoney 35 died January 8 at 214 Deimar street.
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Atanacto Sanchez
Oakland Street
John Buckman
Santa Rosa Hospital
James Kerr
Anna Fritz
East Commerce Street
Harriett N. Ellsworth
North Flores Street
Henrietta Weinhold
North Street
J. J. Mahoney
Deimar Street
Pacheo Applies for Four Room Dwelling Permit
F. F. Pacheo files for a four room dwelling permit at street location with estimated cost of 400 dollars. The Light is requested to be mentioned in the advertisement.
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F. F. Pacheo
Cotton Open Steady Then Rises Amid Week End Hope
New York opened steady with slight gains, trading firmed into afternoon as bullish weekend figures and steady southern spot markets supported prices. Spinners were active after yesterday's declines, with old crop positions easing to 3 to 6 points but market remaining fairly steady into the close.
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New York
Cottoh
Liverpool
Cotton market opens steady with varied futures bids
The New York cotton market opened steady on January 12 with futures quoted at 12.72 for January and 12.36 37 for March. Prices show a firm close with mixed bids across the calendar months and several sessions noted, including futures for December around 11.60 bid and 11.62 to 11.68 in the nearby months.
New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady With Gains Across
Cotton futures in New Orleans opened 1 to 3 points higher on good cables. Spot sales in Liverpool reached 12 000 bales, sparking bulls to expect stronger actual demand. Early trading saw fair demand, moderate offerings, and a lack of aggressive selling. By midmorning prices rose 8 to 10 points, then steadied as expectations of large mill takings supported the market. Afternoon trading remained dull but steady with months up 11 to 12 points.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Cotton futures open steady with varied January to October quotes
The New Orleans market opened steady with January at 12.52 58 and February at 12.56 58. March stands at 12.58 59, May 12.63 64, July 12.72 asked, October 11.66 bid. It closed steady with a net advance of 6 to 12 points.
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New Orleans
Liverpool cotton prices ease with steady sales in spot market
Close for spot cotton shows easier prices with 12 000 bales sold and receipts of 28 000. American middling fair quotes at 7.564 pence, good middling 7.224, middling 7.02, low middling 6.844, good ordinary 6.444, ordinary 6.100. Of the sales 500 were for speculation and export, 11 700 of the bales were American.
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Liverpool
Cotton futures open quiet in London market
Cotton futures in Liverpool opened quiet and steady and closed barely steady with a range of contracts from January to January with varying price points.
Cottonseed Oil Market and Meal Prices Reported
In Memphis on January 10 prime basis ome meal listed at 25.75 to 26.00 with linters noted. New York cottonseed oil market closed steady with spot 6.10 to 6.30 and various future prices ranging from 6.09 to 6.28. Sales included January 100 at 6.12, March etc, totaling 15 700 in volume.
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Memphis
Tenn
Linters
New York
City seeks truancy enforcer to curb Appleton youths
Appleton, Wis. plans to appoint a Stalwart city spanker under the truancy ordinance. Three clergymen and all educators urged a figures of authority to discipline truants and investigate home conditions. The officer may use corporal punishment when moral suasion fails to ensure school attendance.
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Appleton
Wis
Weekly Cotton Statistics From Liverpool Trade Data
Liverpool reports weekly cotton figures with imports totaling 122000 bases, American imports at 96000, total stock 1430000 and American stock 1253000. American forwarded 77000 and exports 30000.
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Liverpool
Market Report Lines From Leading Spot Markets
New York middling 13.10 and New Orleans 12 11 16. Houston 1 percent, Galveston 12 11 16. Liverpool 7,024. Memphis middling 15 1 2 cents. Fis.
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Galveston
Tex
New Orleans
Norfolk
Boston
Mass
Brunswick
Texas City
Houston
New York
Liverpool
Memphis
Spot cotton prices hold steady in New Orleans market
New Orleans on January 10 reports spot cotton steady with middling at 12 11 18 cents. Sales on the spot 910 bales, arrivals 700. Quotes list low and good varieties with nominal adjustments and a total receipts 4011 bales and stock at 185,523 bales.
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New Orleans
Cotton market closes steady in New York trade
Spot cotton ends steady with Middling uplands at 13.10 cents and Gulf at 13.35, in brisk activity totaling 2352 bales traded on January 10.
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New York
Memphis Spots Cotton Prices Hold Steady
Memphis Tennessee January 10 spot cotton remains steady at middling 15 4 cents as quotes show no change from prior sessions.
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Memphis
Tenn
Maps of Florida in 1414 spark debate in Anthropology Society
W H Babcock of the Anthropological Society argued that Florida and Cuba were known before Columbus and displayed maps dating to 1414 and 1492. He claimed Portuguese Italians and Spaniards traced coasts long before Columbus and that Atlantic currents could have carried ships to Florida or Cuba.
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Washington
W. H. Babcock
The
Anthropological Society
Christopher Columbus
America
Mr. Babcock
Florida
Cuba
Martin Behalm
Columbus
Babcock
Azores
Uncle Sam Wages War on Malaria Goat Plan
Fort Washington on the Potomac faces malaria from stagnant pools. Goats may be released to clear land and ease mosquito breeding as War Department weighs paying methods, with funds from various army accounts if needed.
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Washington
D. C
Sam
Fort Washington
Potomac River
War Department
Used Pumpkin for Campaign Defeat in Illinois District
Washington E. E. Brass, defeated Republican candidate for Congress in Illinois Twentieth, filed a post election report to the House clerk enclosing a pumpkin can label instead of figures. He said the pumpkin went to a railroad conductor. Brass lost to Democrat Henry T. Rainey.
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Washington
E. E. Brass
Congress
Illinois
House
Brass
Corn War Sparks Large Interests Clash in Futures
Chicago markets report wheat easing then firm on cables as May futures slip and rebound. Large interests counter each other in corn while oats seen steady. pork and futures edges mixed with volatile bids. Cash quotes list No 2 red wheat around 1.11 to 1.13 dollars and oats at 33 to 34 cents.
Wheat and corn price quotations in St Louis market
The report lists cash and futures quotes for grain with numbers on wheat corn and oats. Prices show No 3 hard wheat at 1.18 2, May and July futures for wheat around 89 89 and corn at 50 61 with oats around 34 in May and July.
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Chicago
ST. Louis
Commodity prices listed for Kansas City markets
Quotational day reports cash wheat and corn futures at Kansas City with No 2 hard wheat around 1.01 to 1.14 dollars per bushel and oats and mixed grains shown for delivery dates May and July plus prices for oats and corn in May and July contracts.
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Kansas City
Remarkable Elbow Surgery Grows Dog Hair
Mrs. H. W. Johnson of Menominee Wisconsin underwent a pioneering grafting operation in which dog flesh was used to cover an elbow ulcer. Surgeon Dr Carl Anderson announced the graft would temporarily grow hair before nature reclaims the arm. The procedure, reportedly unprecedented, used a dog flap with a plaster bond to prevent movement during healing. four days later the bond was severed without harm.
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Chicago
Elbo
H. W. Johnson
Menomi Wis
Carlderson
Anderson
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Marine Intelligence
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uDe
Rots
Alveston
Emphis
NEW York Futures
Ores Ad
Soos Sede
Limiso
BAD Boys
Cotton Statistics
Liverpool Statistics
Interior Movement
U. S
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Uncle Sam
Balka
Chicago Grain Market
Medici
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