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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1920
Page
8
New Yorks early trading showed strength in some sectors while rubber and related commodities shifted, with price concessions noted. Cotton and sugar futures closed firm, Liberty bonds mixed, and stock values fluctuated across American majors amid cautious activity in Chicago wheat and corn markets.
Trade in provisions was easy. Commission Howes doise somel sehing of November lard. New York stocks opened with mixed tone as shipments and rails led trading. United Fruit rose 3 1 2 points while Southern Pacific, New York Central, Pittsboro and West Virginia Steel showed gains amid foreign exchange wobble and Italian rate slump potential.
Cleveland livestock market updates show calf receipts around steady to higher, with calves selling from $3.00 to $5.00 and good to choice calves listed. Sheep and lamb offerings reach 500 head, with lambs bringing 4.50 to 9.50 and sheep 2.00 to 8.50 per hundredweight, while cattle receipts total about 10 head and rise about 15 cents.
The United church will hold discussions with speakers Miss Lydia Broan and Mrs Schanitler Training School, plus The Finithal and The Child groups meeting at local addresses. Leaders include M Terry Whitney. A Century Club gathering is planned for November 2 at South Main.
Oberlin notices recount social visits at Oberlin Machine and Garage, Homer natives attending a wedding in Mt. Gilead, and church activities. Includes pipe organ dedication with Bishop Du Moulin, a special Odd Fellows car trip to Wellington, and a Berlin College Magazine subscription record. Parent Teacher Association hosts a frial meeting at the high school with Rawden speaking.
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