Livestock Market Report From Chicago to Denver
Receipts and prices for cattle hogs and sheep across multiple markets including Chicago Kansas City Omaha Denver and Los Angeles. Notable figures include steer and heifer price ranges at various weights, steady to higher hogs, light to heavy lambs and natives with regional variations. Trade activity described as mostly steady or slightly higher with selective gains in heavier categories.
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Chicago
Ave
Medcfam
Kansas City
Texac
Colorado
Omaha
Denver
U.S
Wall Street Opens Firm Then Waves Into a Heavy Close
U S stock prices started firm on Tuesday but turned heavy toward the close amid dividend worries among oil majors and bear selling in refiners. Leaders recovered after noon, with Kayser, Du Pont, Mack Truck, Bosch Magneto, and United Fruit posting gains as call money opened at five percent.
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Tedas
Kayser
du Pont Ep
St. Paul
American
Baldwin Locomotive
Mack Truck
Gulf States Steel
Bosch
Mari
Cosden
United Fruit
Bosch Magseto
Davison Chemical
Sugar Market Sees Unchanged Prices and Firm Futures
New York sugar markets report refined sugar at 7.50 a hundredweight with unchanged spot price and firm futures listing. Chicago wheat edges higher on Liverpool demand while corn weakens. December corn slips to around 6 8/ to 7c, May near 1.10. Oats hold near unchanged as market reacts to frost in northwest and cooler Canada conditions.
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New York
Chicago
Liverpool
Devete
Northwest
Canada
Butter and egg market notes from Chicago and Kansas City
Market report dated Chicago August 11 shows butter firm at 41 to 42 1/2 cents for creamery extras and various grades, eggs higher with 9293 cases received and prices listed for firsts and ordinary firsts, storage packers at 26 to 28 cents. Poultry alive prices lower with fowls at 18 to 19 cents and springs around 26 cents. Kansas City August 24 notes butter, egg, and poultry markets unchanged.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Foreign exchange rates steady in New York today
The Citizen's Associated Press Leased Wire reports foreign exchanges closed steady with bids in various currencies. Britain 455 percent, France 6.63, Italy 31 percent, Belgium 452, Germany 0.971 percent, Switzerland 18.06, Spain 13.48, Norway 16.19, Denmark 15.54, Greece 1.44, Argentina 32.50, Montreal 97 percent, among others.
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New York
Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Caecho-Biovakia
Jugo-Slavia
Austria
Rumania
Argentinia
Liberty bonds close on New York market
Liberty bonds closed in New York with the 2 percent at 100.1 and the second 4s at 98.10. First 46 and second 44.6 show 98.31 for the third 4s at 98.31 and fourth 44,8. LA & Government 4s traded at 99.22.
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New York
Liberty
Government
Coffee futures steady in New York market
New York August 24 futures for coffee show a steady session with December at 7.74 and May at 7.18, indicating a firm but cautious tone in the commodities market.
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New York
Cotton market closes steady amid mixed futures
The Associated Press reports quiet cotton trading in New York with middling at 29.44 and futures steady for October to May, including October at 24.29 to 23.23 and December at 24.15 to 74.17. Kansas City shows mixed grain prices with corn and hay mostly unchanged and slight gains in alfalfa.
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New York
Ave
Kansas City
Not Flying Flag At Armory Sparks Arizona Guard Row
Captain Herndon of Company C Arizona National Guard ordered the Tucson Armory flag flown at half mast for the president. Lieutenant Monroe said the order was disregarded when troops left for camp. A letter from Adjutant General Hartin explains the action and addresses public criticism.
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Prugh Herndon
Arizona National Guard
Tuvcson
Sae
BK. C. Munroe
State Armory
Monroe
Herndon
Tucson
Charles W
Hartin
Fetter
Fellows
Citizen
Company C
Election of Officers at Fraser Weld Meeting
The meeting will address the election of officers and ensure arrangements for service. Attendance is required to confirm the regsigy and warding of clans. The event is scheduled for eight oclock.
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Ali
Fraser
Ortocy Jaen
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Losink
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Nece Eperty Bonds
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Asoociated
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Armerican &Armmers
Tat Corp
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American T. and T
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Eee
Wweelen
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AteRison
Art Geif
W Indies
Baldwin Lecometi
Haltimore
Oni
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Rhachier Motors Seeageee
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Ohio
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Hic Ako Ft i and Pacific
Tt Chine
Inter Marine
International Paper
Invincible
Kelly-Springfield Tire
Kennecott
Lima
Tollisville
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Maxwell Motors
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Tex
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Norfolk and Western
Northern Pacific
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Stteveeer
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Eeree Sinclair Con
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Texas Co
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Pacific
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United States
Utah
Aviseccesés
Amer
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Harry A
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