Stocks rise as U S Steel leads market gains
Wall Street opened higher after a surge in September unfilled orders for United States Steel. U S Steel common at about 124% with gains across motors and auto parts. Detriot Edison, Brooklyn Union Gas and other utilities climbed while foreign exchange showed irregular moves. Volume neared 2 million shares as broad buoyancy continued into noon.
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Federal Mining and Smoresting
Pemeneeee
Barnet
Chrysler
McCrory
Stromberg Carburetor
General Bakin
Sloss-Sheffiel Steel
Otis
Marland
Livestock Prices Edge Lower At Chicago Receipts
Hog receipts 22 000 slow weak to the lower big packers bidding 25c lower bulk good and choice 110 to 225 pound 11.50 11.80 heavy pack sows 9.65 10.00 cattle 11 000 good and choice fed steers scarce western grassers steady early bids 7.60 9.00 vealers about 12.00 down. sheep 128 000 fat lambs slow few early sales range lambs at 18.60 choice natives 15.65 early bulk 15.00 15.65 ewes 6.50 7.75 steady.
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Omaha
Hog and cattle prices move in uneven Omaha market
Hog receipts reach 7500 with prices down 25 to 35 cents on strong weight butchers. Cattle receipts 15000 show slow market, lighter by 15 to 25 cents. steers and yearlings mixed with weights producing 7.00 to 12.00 in bulk. Sheep receipts 12500 with fat lambs higher and ewes at 7.75 to 8.50.
Ogden market reports and livestock receipts
Hog receipts 99 for market with a few 200 pound butchers at 11.00. Cattle receipts 329 fully steady on losses, 1 056 pound Utah steers at 7.75, 904 pound medium steers at 7.00, 854 pound good heifers at 5.35, 822 and 1 089 pound cows around 4.99 to 5.09, other cows and calves mixed. Sheep receipts 5,775 with 520 for market and exports to Omaha and Denver. Idaho feeders, no sales in Kansas City to Denver and Idaho.
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Utah
Omaha
Karras City
Denver
Idaho
Cattle Receipts Mixed as Markets Open in Oct 13 Report
J. Joseph notes cattle receipts around 4,000 with steady to weak price mood. Bulk steers run 6.50 to 12.50, cows and heifers 3.35 to 9.50, calves 4.50 to 11.50, stockers 5.00 to 8.50, lambs 14.00 to 15.40. Sheep traded slowly around 7,000 head.
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Sheen Gee
Wheat prices rise after frost damage reports in Argentina
Chicago traders pushed wheat futures up after an initial drop as frost damage in Argentina sparked buying. December wheat at 1 1/4 cents higher to 144 1/4 cents, new crop at 76 1/2 to 76 3/4 cents. Corn and other grains showed modest moves amid unsettled conditions.
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Argentina
Raw Sugar Market in New York Trade Attrition
Raw sugar trading shows declines in New York with prices around 3.80 cents per pound. Market notes mention 11,600 bags from Philip to Europe and early shipments as sources of supply.
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To & Anaiats Sowrce
Europe
Potato shipments show steady gains and storage trends
Chicago reports 161 potato cars received with U S shipments totaling 1 050 as stock moves at fair trade levels with Wisconsin and Minnesota round whites quoted 2 25 to 2 30. Idaho Falls notes 2 480 total shipments to date with year ago 2 634. statewide and national tallies for October 10 show varied regional totals and destinations, with storage stock and car shortages affecting shipments as prices hold firm.
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Commodity Notes Beston October 13
Substitutes for anthracite are in brisk demand across New England. Pennsylvania bituminous for domestic use sells well and performs satisfactorily in ranges. Coke remains active with a $6 bid for Connellsville coke at ovens. Dealers push buckwheat anthracite as a domestic fuel. Kansas City reports no expected coal price rise. Fort Worth sees improving Texas live stock industry with yearslong herds liquidating and heavy sales of range stuff.
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Timber mills to rise at Hite place by Weyerhaeuser interests
Klamath Falls Oregon reports plans for immediate construction of two large timber mills at Hite place as part of a coordinated expansion by Weyerhauser and allied timber interests.
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Ore
Hite Place
Weyerhauser
hevlin-Hixos Timber Interests
Labor and industry clash as unions seek anti government push
New York reports labor leaders at Atlantic City proposing a campaign to repeal anti trust and anti conspiracy laws. Matthew Woll of the AFL advocates an inquiry to map facts and push a move to curb government interference, aiming to let industry self govern. The plan faces mine workers opposition and scrutiny of industrial policy.
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New York
Atlantic City
Matthew Woll
American Federation of Labor
Woll
Green
Economic Changes Across Cities Reflect Postwar Shifts
The report notes Spokane deposits rising to 55.4 million from 54.0 million, Cleveland sees a 1 cent per hour wage uplift at 70 large plants with the lowest paid at 44.8 cents. Employment up 4 percent in a month and 70 percent higher than last year, while Denver’s Colorado Midland cuts agricultural rates by 20 cents per hundred pounds for small lots serving El Paso and Teller counties.
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Colorado Midland Railroad
el Paso
Teller
Meat Inspection Gaps Leave 34 Percent Uninspected
Federal inspectors approve much but not all meat for U S consumption. The Bureau of Animal Industry estimates 66 percent of slaughterhouse output is inspected while 34 percent goes to market or private consumption without testing.
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United States
Bureau of Animal Industry
Salt sale regulated by state board of health
Wyoming grants authority to the state board of health to regulate domestic salt sales to ensure iodization and proper labeling of curative properties. Housing shortage said to be resolved by July 1 after a postwar building boom. Florida demand prompts Westward food imports, with a Denver to West Palm Beach lettuce carload among the goods moving through Kansas City.
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State Board of Health
Department of Labor
United States
Kansas City
Florida
Denver
West Palm Beach
Visible grain supply shows mixed movements across staples
New York on October 13 reports changes in the visible supply of American grain. Wheat rises by 507000 bushels while corn falls by 1573000, oats drop 401000, rye increases 666000, and barley shows an increase.
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New York
Silver prices in New York and London reports
New York on October 13 reports bar silver at 71 percent for Mexican dollars 55 per ounce. London on October 13 lists bar silver at 32 and 4 percent per ounce.
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New York
London
Flour Prices and Poultry Rates in Minneapolis and Chicago
Flour unchanged to 20c lower with family patents 8.30 to 8.35 a barrel and bran at 22.50. In Chicago Ont current poultry market shows alive firmer receipts 25 cars with fowls at 23c, springs 21, roosters 16, turkeys 25c, ducks 21c, geese 20c.
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Chicago
Riots Prompt Italian Government Action in Florence
The government acts to curb anti Masonic disorders in Florence after recent bloodshed. The prefect and Florence police chief are retired, Italo Balboa is sent with full powers, and fascist secretary Fainucci orders strict discipline. He accuses communists and racists of joining to discredit fascists.
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State land sales open in Pocatello October 19
I H Nash state land commissioner returned to Boise after planning the large state land sales. The sale opens in Pocatello on Monday October 19.
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I. H. Nash
Boise
Pocatello
Wool Growers Convention Dates Set for Boise and Idaho Falls
The 1926 National Wool Growers Association meeting will be in Boise on January 18 1920 with Boise chosen as host city. The Idaho State Wool Growers Association will hold its convention at Idaho Falls on January 14 and Utah State Wool Growers in Salt Lake City in January.
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Idaho State Wool Growers’ T Association
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New Zealand Forest Bonds Offered to Public
New Zealand offers forest bonds in blocks of 100 dollars each. Each bond grants one undivided acre in a commercial plantation. Investment doubt remains due to uncertain returns and mixed public approval.
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German women seek pineapples to trim weight
German women aim to slim, creating demand for pineapples. They buy the fruit at high prices, eating it before breakfast and after fatty meals, in a bid to reduce weight like a popular diet trend.
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Germany
Pilgrims Leave Manchester for Lourdes Shrine
More than 1,000 Roman Catholic pilgrims departed Manchester for Lourdes in France. Among the group were over forty stretcher cases bound for the famous shrine where crutches hang as tokens of healed cripples.
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England
Lourdes
France
Bears seize golfer ball at Canadian park course
While playing at a national park course near Jasper in Alberta Canada golfer F F Clarke watched a bear cross the fairway as he drove. Another bear emerged from the woods and together they chased and shredded the ball near the animal. The course was opened recently by Earl Haig.
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Alberta
Canada
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National Park
Jasper
Earl Haig
AFL acts on textile wage dispute and union solidarity
Atlantic City October 13 AP The American Federation of Labor votes to suspend the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks unless all drivers chauffeurs stable men and garage workers transfer to the International Brotherhood of Teamsters within 90 days It backs defeat of American Thread Co in Willimantic against wage cuts and union busting Textile Workers report 2500 on strike since March over 10 percent cut The convention also backs fire protection recreation playgrounds eight hour day for federal state and municipal work and Saturday half holiday for government workers.
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American Federation of Labor Today
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American Thread Company
Williamentic County
Thomas F. McMahon
Textile Workers
National Fire Protection Association
United States
Canada
Recreation and Playground Association
Thousands Tell Aged Man How to Spend Millions
A reported appeal drive by Mr. Schepp drew letters from hundreds of foreign and domestic writers seeking personal aid. Many requests asked for mortgage relief and university funding while a nonagenarian in Ohio requested one worry free year. A Czech sergeant offered to reveal ocean tide causes for pay. Most letters remained self centered and few suggested public benefit, marking the effort as largely a personal appeal.
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Schepp
Joseph Svenbods
Prague
Geleck
Germany
Fashion Notes on Fur Wraps and Velvet Head Coverings
New York fashion notes describe holiday fur wraps in sable mink and ermine with white fox trims, and street coats in mink broadtail caracul and squirrel. Austrian velour hats resist crushing, gun metal shades mimic sheer black, sheer hose return, gold flowers and gold leather trimming appear on dresses, hats, and bracelets.
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Pocatello Tribune
New York
Possiblehristmas
City-Wide Father and Son General Connie Meet at the YMCA
A city wide Father and Son General Connie event will be held at the YMCA on Wednesday October 14 at 7 30 pm. Residents are invited to participate in the evening gathering with activities for families and children.
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