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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1916
Page
3
New York stocks opened dull with 850 000 shares trading and a general price decline. Volatility appeared late morning as foreign holdings and motor shares weighed on sentiment while petroleum issues showed gains and market breadth remained weak.
A financial roundup lists copper, industrial and rail stocks led by copper producers and steelmakers. The page shows prices and percent changes for American and Canadian firms, rail lines, steel groups, and assorted industrials with several percentages around minor to mid gains and losses.
Chicago wheat prices rose on expectations of stronger foreign demand and tight domestic supplies. Trading stayed nervous with early gains fading into a late rise though volumes were light. Nearby May futures moved to around 1.49 to 1.68 and July near 1.98 to 1.38 as oats and hogs influenced provisions.
A damaged OCR passage lists mixed race percentages and notes tied to temperatures fever pages. Names such as Shige and Hancock appear among scattered figures, dates like May and July approximate, with unclear correspondences to events or results.
Livestock receipts show strength with cattle and sheep trading briskly. Cattle including steers and cows at Denver and regionally steady to firm, calves and feeders noted with mixed prices. sheep receipts strong with steady demand, notable totals reported across markets.
Market report shows cattle receipts around 800 head with steers from 7.00 to 12.00 and cows plus heifers at 4.55 to 10.55. Sheep and lamb receipts total 3 260 and 612 2512.45 respectively. Prices indicate steady to higher movement across western markets.
Kansas City data shows cattle receipts around 4 000 with higher bids for fed steers 10.25 to 11.95 and western steers 6.96 to 16.25. Cows and heifers also listed with prices, plus calves and sheep notes, reflecting general livestock trading conditions.
Market quotes show mixed steady prices for meats fruit and vegetables with several items in Washington Meho Oregon and Colorada receipts. potatoes steady at 50 cars. washing ton meho Oregon Colorado. poultry alive steady with fowls and turkeys noted.
An aged notices text shows a meat market listing with unclear items and prices. The fragment mentions a location near East t Lords delivery and some odd spellings including Meows and Vert.
Memorial services for suffragist Inez Milholland Boissevain were held in Statuary Hall Washington with Congressional Union members and crowds gathering. Miss Alice Paul led the procession bearing Milholland's banner while speakers urged universal suffrage.
Schweltzer Machine Com Ady advertises mining machinery and supplies, inviting customers to see their offerings.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Four great male voices and several proper nouns including Lane and Lyceum, with a figure $49-Fe-4. Details unclear but implies a music event or performance heading toward a price or catalog entry.
Fragmentary classified notice lines show items for sale on a corner near South Fourth Avenue and Hart Street and a dog lost alert for a female Elbow Bowed pup named Serba Whiz with rose markings. Contact Jno W. Lester at listed numbers for information or return.
The report lists mercantile paper at 4.42 percent, bank rates around 6.4 to 6.7 percent, and varied international quotes. It shows currencies such as Kronen, Guilders, and Kronen levels with defined demand and cable figures, along with bar silver around 74 percent and other minor securities data.
Der 26 Cotton futures are quiet with middling uplands quoted at 16.90 apiece. Trade volume small at about 300 bales reported.
Initiation of action by the county and certain taxpayers to oust the red light district near a school began today before Judge Pattee in superior court. Tom K. Richey opposed, Charlies Campbell assisted the district attorney, with clergymen, women and attorneys listening as opening arguments debated the definition of a person of fame and a house of ill fame.
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