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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1923
Page
6
Readable fragments show scoring details and participant names scattered across an informal sports shoot. Notable mentions include Fawer, Adam, Coker, Eaton, and Meare, with references to geese and a garden area, but the text lacks coherent structure and complete results.
Ten scouts took part in a weekly swimming program led by Beaut Eaecouite H .H. Cele. Action practice occurred north of the city with older scouts pursuing the Crowe life S8 ing certificate. Winton Cooley Satto Menard Cornell Cooley Albert Sheppard Manuel Henderson Robert Smith earned honors as two Cooley brothers won the swim badge and Robert Smith received the first close swimming honors.
Receipts in Omaha and Kansas City reveal strong cattle and hog demand with higher steer and heifer values. Hogs reach top bids near 7.79 while beef yearlings and stockers show gains. sheep and lamb receipts indicate mixed movement with western lambs leading gains.
Wheat futures eased while corn and oats firmed after an unsettled close. Quotations opened lower with September and December contracts showing modest gains before retreating. receipts remained liberal with no export demand and France rumored to be selling U.S. grain. Cash markets in Omaha and Kansas City showed varied bids for hard, mixed, and white grain, amid modest price shifts.
Denver cattle receipts 343 show market steady to higher with beef steers at 9.75, cows and heifers 4.00 to 7.00, calves 5.00 to 9.90, stockers and feeders 14.56 to 7.23. Hogs receipts 2962 lift prices to 8.00 top and 7.46 to 7.84 bulk. Sheep receipts 1634 steady to higher with lambs 19.64 and ewes 4.06 to 6.00.
Los Angeles on August 1 reports receipts with cattle at 26 cents, hogs 760, and sheep and lambs held over at 541. The brief notes reflect livestock trade activity for the day with the stated prices.
Chicago on August 2 reports strong potato receipts with 24 cars and total United States shipments at 357 cars. Kansas and Missouri sacks of Irish cobbler No 1 bring 190.2115 dollars, poorly eroded 41.754 18 percent. Kansas sacks Early Ohio No 1 at 1.73 085, partly graded, 1.659 1.7 percent.
New York financial report shows irregular foreign exchange quotations with Britain at 4.56% demand and 4.56% cables, France 5.73, Germany 0.009, and Holland 33.27 demand with 39.54 cables. Coffee futures listed irregular with December at 7.85 and May at 1.95, Call money at 5 percent.
The market shows mixed Liberty bond results on Ave X New York with series S at 166.3 percent, first 3 at 98.5, first 4 at 84, second 4a at 8.5, third 440 at 96.26, fourth 4 at 247, and US Government 44s at 99.32.
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