Stocks Move To Higher Ground In Opening Session
The market opened with stocks advancing across many sectors led by United States Steel and autos. U S Steel rose to 124 1/2 while Dodge Brothers A and General Motors hit new peaks. utilities and tobacco shares also climbed as investors bought heavily before noon.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Steel Common
Llows
Sheffield
Motors
Emand
Haynes Wheel
Stewart- Warner
Stromberg
Popular Motors
Dodge Brothers A
General Motors
Studebaker
Timken
Fisher Body
U.S. Steel
Ludlum
Bethlehem
Crucible
Gulf States
Tobaccos
Reynolds
Sumatra
Detroit
Edison
Brooklyn Union Gas
Ward Baking B
Chrysler
Foundation Mpany
Federal Mining and Smelting
Pemene Sterling
Barnet Leather
Victory Stores
General Bakin
Sloss-Sheffiel Steel
Olis
Marland
Livestock market report Chicago Oct 13
Hog receipts 22 000 slow to 10c lower with most weights and packers bidding down. Cattle receipts 11 000 demand strong for fed steers though scarce. westerns steady to higher. vealers and bulls weaker. Sheep receipts 18 000 fat lambs slow with some good range lambs around 15.60 to 15.65 and natives 15.65. ewes 6.60 to 7.75, steady.
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Chicago
Hog and cattle market report from Omaha livestock yard
The Omaha market shows 7,500 hogs trading slow and mostly 25 35 cents lower with top at 11.26 for 150 210 pound butchers. Cattle receipts near 15,000 with steady to lower prices, feeders and stockers active, veal up to 12.00, fat lambs steady to slightly higher with top fat ewes at 7.75 and feeding lambs 14.75 15.25.
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Omaha
Srasa
Market Report from Ogden Hog and Cattle Receipts
Hog receipts totaled 99 with prices around 11.00 for medium to good 200 pounders and lower for packing sows. Cattle totals 229 with loads of steers at 7.75 and 7.00 for different weights, cows around 4.90 to 5.09, calves at 6.26, feeders near 6.75, and fat herds mixed. Sheep listings show 6,775 head with 520 for market and major shipments to Omaha Kansas City Denver and Idaho feeders.
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Ogden
Utah
Heep
Omaha
Narsas City
Denver
Idaho
Salon
Cattle Market Reports From St Joseph
Joseph October 13 cattle receipts 4,000 steady to weak hogs 6.50 to 12.60 calves 4.06 to 11.50 stockers and feeders 2,000 slow lambs 14 to 15 dollars per hundredweight in a quiet market report with prices mostly shown in mixed figures.
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ST. Joseph. Joseph
Wheat prices rise on Chicago trading after early slump
Wheat futures moved higher in Chicago trading on October 13 amid reports of heavy Argentine crop damage and unsettled markets. Prices showed gains in No. 1 wheat and corn while earlier declines narrowed as traders reassessed demand and weather risks.
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Chicago
Argentina
Siete Freman
le Notmber
Sugar Market Dips as Philip Futures Rally Eases
The raw sugar market moved lower with 11,000 bags of Philip futures showing gains earlier fading. Prices slipped to around 6.06 for fine grade as European markets rallied briefly and trading softened mid-session.
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Wuar
Potato shipments noted across states with price signals
Chicago reports 161 cars received and 1,000 total shipments with advance above 10 cents for most stocks. Idaho Falls notes 2,480 shipments to date versus 2,634 a year ago. October 10 totals by region and destination list numerous states and cities with prices for sacked and bulk russets and California pack.
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Minnesota
Idaho Falls
Idaho
United States
N. California
Central California
Colo
Indiana
Iowa
Maine
Mich
Minn
Mont
Nebr
Nev
L. Island
N. Y
N. D.ick
Ohio
Oregon
Penn
Wash
Wis
Wye
Cole
Missouri
Denver
Los Angeles
Chicago
Ogden
Laramie
Pocatello
San Pedro
Salt Lake
St. Louis
Colton
Stockton
Sacramento
Electric, Tex
Cheyenne
Brighton
Nemandood
Ruralis
U. 8
Calif
Substitutes for Anthracite Drive New England Demand
Commodity notes report brisk demand for substitutes as New England seeks alternatives. Pennsylvania bituminous sells well for domestic use and ranges, while Connellsville coke shows activity with bids. Dealers push buckwheat anthracite for home fuel amid price expectations. Fort Worth notes improving Texas livestock conditions with profitable liquidation of long herds aided by agencies.
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Boston
New England
Pennsylvania
Connellsville
Fort Worth
Texas
Labor and business join in anti government interference push
New York October news reports labor leaders plan a broad inquiry and campaign to curb government controls on industry. Matthew Woll of the American Federation of Labor says the drive will press for industry governed by industry, not politics, risking a rise in bureaucracy and state socialism.
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New York
Atlantic City
Matthew Woll
American Federation of Labor
Woll
Green
American Federation of Labor Convention
Economic Hints From 1925: Wage Gains and Bank Deposits Rise
The report notes a 15 percent rise versus 1924 for a period, Spokane bank deposits growing to 55 397 074 from June 30 figures, and Cleveland figures. October 13 shows a 1 cent per hour raise in hiring rates at 70 large plants, with the lowest paid rising from 44 to 44 8 cents. Employment up 4 percent in the last month and demand for men 70 percent higher than a year ago. Denver reports a 20 cent cut per hundred pounds on agricultural shipments by Colorado Midland railway, serving El Paso and Teller counties.
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Detroit
Buick
Chevrolet
Oldsmobile
The
Motor Wheel Corporation
Fisher Body Company
Timken-Detroit Axle
Kelsey
E. J. Kulas
Otis Steele Company
James A. Campbell
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Campbell
Otis Steel
Trumbull Steel
Florida
South
New England
American Woolen Company
Cleveland
Denver
Colorado Midland Railroad
el Paso
Teller
Meat Inspection Gap Faces 34 Percent Uninspected Output
Federal inspectors certify much of the U S meat supply but the Bureau of Animal Industry estimates 66 percent is inspected while 34 percent from slaughterhouses, big and small, reaches markets or consumers without testing.
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O. K
United States
Bureau of Animal Industry
Wyoming Regulates Domestic Salt For Iodization
Wyoming empowers its state board of health to regulate sale of domestic iodized salt and require labels proclaiming its curative properties. Housing shortage ended the department of labor reports and calls for reduced rents after a postwar building boom. Florida demand pulls West to supply dishes with a carload of lettuce beets spinach celery turnips melons radishes onions tomatoes carrots en route from Denver to West Palm Beach.
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Wyoming
State Board of Health
Department of Labor
United States
Kansas City
Florida
Denver
West Palm Beach
Visible Grain Supply Changes From New York Report
The visible supply of American grain shows changes in bushels on Oct 13 with Wheat up 507000, corn down 1573000, oats down 401000, rye down 666000, barley up not fully stated. The report notes shifts across major grains reflecting harvest and storage movements.
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New York
Market Report on Silver and Mexican Dollars
New York price shows bar silver at 71 percent with Mexican dollars at 55 percent. London updates list bar silver at 33 and four tenths percent per ounce.
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New York
London
Flour and Poultry Price Updates in Minneapolis and Chicago
Minneapolis reports flour unchanged with a 20 cent drop, family patent flour at 8.30 to 8.35 per barrel and bran at 22.50. Chicago notes firmer poultry prices with 25 cars received. fowls 23 cents, springs 21, roosters 16, turkeys 25, ducks 21, geese 20 cents.
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Minneapolis
Chicago
Anti Masonic Riots Prompt Italian Government Actions
In Florence on October 13 authorities move to prevent further anti Masonic disturbances. The prefect and police chief are removed from duty. Dr Italo Balboa, former militia commander, is sent to Florence with full powers. Fascist official Fainucci enforces strict discipline and vows inviolability of homes. Accusations arise that communists joined radicals to discredit fascists by sacking houses.
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Florence
Italo Balboa
Signor Fainucci
Fascist Party
State land sale plans advance for October opening
I H Nash state land commissioner returned to Boise after finalizing plans for the large Idaho land sales set to open in Pocatello on Monday October 19.
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I. H. Nash
Boise
Pocatello
Wool Growers Convene Across Intermountain States
The National Wool Growers' association sets a Boise convention for January 18 1920. Idaho State Wool Growers hold their Idaho Falls gathering January 14 while the Utah State Wool Growers meet in Salt Lake January 16 17.
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Salt Lake
National
Wool Growers’ Association
Boise
Idaho State Wool Growers’ Association
Idaho Falls
Utah State Wool Growers’ Association
New Zealand Forest Bonds Offered in Public Blocks
New Zealand offers forest bonds in $100 blocks. Each bond grants one undivided acre in a commercially planted block. Public approval is not universal due to uncertain returns and the perpetual forest plan.
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New Zealand
Germany Seeks Slim Ways Pineapple Fad Spreads
German women pursue weight loss by eating pineapples at breakfast and after fatty meals. They pay high prices for the fruit, which is believed to aid thinning. The trend mirrors American citrus use and reflects a fashionable dieting approach.
Pilgrims Head to Lourdes From Manchester in Large Delegation
More than 1,000 Roman Catholic pilgrims departed Manchester on a single day for Lourdes France. The group included over forty stretcher cases, seeking healing at the shrine renowned for crutches left by cripples who later walked away.
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Manchester
England
Lourdes
France
Bears seize golfer's ball near Jasper course
While playing at a national park course near Jasper Alberta Canada golfer F F Clarke watched a bear cross the fairway as he drove. The two bears chased and mangled the ball in a playful scene, the course recently opened by Earl Haig.
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Jesper
Alberta
Canada
F. F. Clarke
National Park
Jasper
Earl Haig
Labor Acts On Textile Wage Disputes In 1920s
Atlantic City, Oct 13 AP The American Federation of Labor votes to suspend the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks unless all drivers and garage workers move to the Teamsters within 90 days. They back the United Textile Workers in opposing American Thread’s wage cut and union busting. The convention supports eight hour day for public work and a Saturday half holiday for government employees, and cooperates with fire protection and recreation groups.
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Atlantic City
N. J
American Federation of Labor Today
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
United Textile Workers of America
American Thread Company
Williamentic County
Thomas McMahon
Textile Workers
National Fire Protection Association
Fntrest
United States
Canada
Recreation and Playground Association
Thousands Tell Aged Man How to Spend Millions
A Dec. column recounts letters directed to Mr. Schepp asking for help with mortgages university courses and daily needs. Many appeals were personal. only a small share offered broader public benefit while most victims sought individual relief from hardship and uncertainty.
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Ohio
Schepp
Joseph Svobods
Prague
Geleck
Germany
Fashion Notes on Fur Wraps and Holiday Styles
Furriers work on Christmas preacits featuring sable mink and ermine coats with white fox trims. Ermine coats sport white fox edging while street coats favor mink broadtail caracul and silver fox accents. Non crushable Austrian velour hats adapt to sport costumes as sheer hose and gun metal shades return. gold leather trims and gold flowers appear on dresses, belts, and hats.
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Aileen Lamont
The
Pocatello Tribune
New York
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