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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1916
Page
10
Market notes show uneven early action with some listed stocks, motors and copper shares trading frantically. Investors watch price moves as opening session signals varied with sectors like specialities and gas facing lighter activity and steadier to weaker readings across key indices.
A market note lists diverse copper, steel and chemical stocks as trading under brokers including Teorey Wiiame Co and F Hutton Co. Strong entities include American Copper, Copper and Brass, Southern Pacific and National factories. The passage surveys names such as New York Central, Northern Pacific and Texas Co among others in a broad industrial stock roundup.
A Tucson man testifies Doans Kidney Pills relieved three year back pain and stooping difficulty, claiming the remedy fixed his kidneys. The endorsement urges readers to ask for Doans Kidney Pills at all merchants, noting Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York as the sponsor.
A highly garbled OCR segment includes stray names, prices, and references such as 1.95 and 25, with unclear context. No coherent event or identity can be established from the legible fragments alone.
Field notes show cattle and sheep prices with receipts for St Louis and Sioux City markets. Western steers range around 6.70 to 10.00 with feeders and heifers near 5.50 to 9.00. hogs and lambs have varied quotes amid bids and steady demand. Local totals indicate mixed loads, with notable figures for yearlings, ewes, and stockers.
The Denver market summary shows fluctuating cattle receipts with beef prices around 45099 dollars and calves near 89 dollars. Declining receipts and varied week performance are noted, with uncertainties in cattle sales and market activity.
Market notes show steady tone in bond ranks with high grade bankers' offerings. treasury bills move within narrow ranges. Commercial paper remains mix as investors weigh rates and liquidity amid bank yields and short term notes.
The Montana Legislature begins a two month session January 2 with lawmakers from both parties in the Senate Republican and House Democrats. Anticipated topics include railroad and flour regulation, grain inspection, farm relief, land loans and taxation. Proposals on prohibition face constitutional challenges, six day racing with pari mutuel privileges is unlikely to pass, and mining taxes may be attempted. The car shortage and rising flour and commodity prices will also draw attention.
The reading notes a January event at the Tucson Lyceum with the Metropolitan Grand Quartet and a course priced at four dollars. The fragment references WormeS and Dion in preparing a near perfect composition.
Fragmentary market blotter lists various items with unclear spellings. Mentions butter and cream with a 29 cent price hint and references to percentages like eighteen and twenty six, but most terms are garbled and unreadable.
Spot cotton prices are listed with buyers and sellers signaling household and market demand. Market participants anticipate seasonal shifts as trade reports filter through regional exchanges and mills look for stable pricing cues.
Rock Island representatives endorse a luxury fireproof hotel in Tucson. Buckingham and Grier evaluate site and seek community backing with Plumer and Steinfeld confirming corporate support and funding potential. Local citizens show strong interest in the landmark development to boost tourism and transit connections.
The report describes Hubbard praising the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra in Havre. It notes plans for an upcoming concert and the orchestra’s strong year so far, highlighting the performance and the audience’s reception.
Fragmentary text notes a controversy tied to an organization associated with Wayne 4 and the city. It mentions a shift toward a specific tech or service facet and references “SEA BONES” and Peewee Sea, suggesting a local public discussion or municipal issue.
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