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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1917
Page
8
Market notes from Correspordenis Leger and Bryar Abicke report on copper trading trends. Prices hold steady as buyers await demand signals from industrial users and miners assess output. Analysts note potential supply shifts and currency effects impacting early-week quotes.
The report covers copper and industrial price movements, cattle and hog receipts, and regional market quotes. It lists Texas and Missouri livestock receipts, prices for native steers, heifers, calves, and sheep, with Kansas City and Denver figures showing mixed gains and steady demand.
Kansas City market prices and groceries listed in a brief column with cream and turkey notes. New York mercantile paper and currency rates show sterling and bills on banks, with government bonds and silver prices at small shifts.
Fragmentary OCR shows cotton market figures with Liverpool prices for middling and other grades, plus references to New York and Philadelphia trading notes. Mentions of the Hain Farm and Mountain Wagon for Arizona climate and the F Ronstadt Co ad. January sale notices and sale timing are indicated in stray lines.
A garbled OCR fragment reports on market conditions with references to gratin, grains, and prices. It notes weather effects, forecasts for May and September, and fluctuating costs including pork and oats. Names and clear dates are obscured by garble, but mentions of market activity, price changes, and regional forecasts are evident.
Ad page fragment lists meat price notes and market terms with scattered figures and vendor references. Mentions University Heights section and address 680 North Park Avenue. Includes advertising copy for Krogh Pump and a F Ronstadt Co Ady.
Tokio report says Nippon Yusanko signs an agreement to transport 20 000 emigrants to South America over four years beginning 1917, with quarterly Japan to South America sailings of two ships about 6000 tons each via South Africa. Baron Kondo warns postwar rate cuts and rising coal costs will affect profits amid a boom. The company owns 45 steamers and ten ships under charter, and has carried 2,470,000 cans and 137,800 passengers in six months, with strong exports to the United States and steel and cotton shipments to the Far East.
The Citizen reports N Clements Joens is named secretary of the local Chamber of Commerce. He is associated with The El Pas Heratt and formerly with the Tre soy department. The announcement notes his family will relocate later this month.
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