Late Stock Reports and Wool Trade Update
Wall Street noon report shows a rally in steel, leathers, shippings, railroads with gains around 1 2 points, but fresh selling sent many shares lower as Replogle dropped seven points and Bethlehem and Baldwins weak. Wool trade in Boston notes no wool and wool textiles turning yet, with slow sales and prices generally on the low arches, Yorkshire traders firmer but foreign markets dull. Domestic primary market news sparse.
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Wall Street
Euter
Houston
Jon Spyele
Baldwin
Bathlehem Sters
Tals Maaida Tlon
Wool Trade
Boston
Trang
Sila
Yorkshire
Market Report From Cleveland and Chicago Price Moves
Market notes show cattle steady at Cleveland with good to choice veal and lamb offers, hogs and pigs mixed with price ranges reported. In Chicago, wheat and corn futures rose amid war fears and crop uncertainty, after early gains and ongoing pressure from supply outlook.
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Chicago
Anuar
Great Britain
Russia
Senghar
Dacemhear
Rocelpta
Wall Street and Agricultural Market Roundup Amid Turbulent Trading
The item covers commodity and grain markets rising into September with uneven oats and hogs, Chicago cattle market activity, and New York stock listings. It notes higher prices for grains, scarce quality cattle, mixed live stock trade, and a list of prominent stocks such as American Can, General Motors, and US Steel, reflecting a busy but unsettled market scene. The prose ends with a moralizing ad about appearance vs. business success.
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New York
Americin Car & Foundry
Ameriean
Amerlean
Amelean Sumatra Tobacco
Amerean TL & Ty ci
Ceeee
Anasonda Copper Cruciate Steel
General Motors
Great Northern Oreginal Goodrith Co. An Softs
Kennecott Copper
Mexican Petroleum
New York Central
Norfolk and Western
Aveh
Sen A
Es Lalewln Lieeurative Baltimory & Obie Ethiehem
Central Leather
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago
Mil
St. Paul
Northern Pacific
Elealae Rep
Iron & Steel
Sinclair Off & Refining
Southern Practica
Petacats
Southern Railway
Studebaker Corneration Texas
Yobacco Products
Valon Pacific
Lutted States Rubber
United States Steel
Ptah Copper
Westinghouse Electr
Willys-Overland
Kansas City Market Report Aug 6 1920 cattle and grain prices
Market notes show 2000 mostly steer offerings with quarantine steers 25 cents higher. vealers best around 13 dollars. heavy steers steady to 15.80 with strong values. Sheep lambs slow but steady. grain values list wheat at 2.64 per bushel and corn near 1.69 half, oats around 1.85, hay and timothy prices given for prime cash and future months.
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Ecarm Roy
Kansas City
Wilk
Texas
Volcano Vistas and a Fatal Foiled Peek
Two travelers near a crater risk a close view of a volcanic eruption while enduring hunger thirst and toxic fumes. A hazardous ascent ends in disaster as a peek into the crater proves fatal for one, with military honors noted at a funeral for the deceased.
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United States
Starly
Stubby
Billy
Hart's Cut Rate Grocery and Meat Market Saturday Specials
Hart's Cut Rate Grocery and Meat Market advertises Saturday specials with low prices on produce and staples. Listings include new potatoes, cabbage, apples, bacon, pickles, pasta, cocoa, tomatoes, bread, flour, butter, eggs, milk, nuts, and various cheeses and meats, with many items priced in cents per pound or per item.
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Hart
World War Soldier Buried at Oberlin
Oberlin August 6 The remains of Lance M Hatch a soldier in the A E F and a brother of Fred Hatch of Oberlin were recently brought to Oberlin and buried in Weatwood cemetery with funeral rites conducted for the World War veteran.
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Oberlin
Lance M. Hatch
Fred Hatch
Weatwood
Oberlin Pittsfield road project under way
Oberlin August 6 the county commissioners begun rebuilding the Oberlin to Pittsfield road. The macadam pavement will be temporary until prices fall for brick or asphalt. Ads in Chronicle Telegram note potential results.
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Oberlin
Pittsfield
Freckles vanishes with Othine double strength treatment
A bold claim offers Othine double strength to remove freckles with daily night or morning use. The advertisement promises complete clearing for most complexions and a money back guarantee if it fails to remove freckles.
Woman pours carbolic acid on husband. dies after attack
Mrs Alexandra Sokolowky of New York poured carbolic acid in her sleeping husband Frank’s face to deter him from attracting other women. Frank Sokolowky, an organizer for the American Federation of Labor, died from the attack.
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Alexandra Sokolowky
New York
Frank
American Federation of Labor
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