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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1919
Page
6
Small assortment of new Fall Suits priced from 27 to 46 dollars marked for sale at 14.95. One third Georgette and Crepe de Chine waists also featured in the clearance.
A quiet opening on the New York market shows mixed signs with gains in oils and transportation offset by weakness in steels, sugars, and tobacco. Cattle and hog prices move within narrow ranges across Chicago Denver Kansas City and Denver with losses in some steel and sugar issues and slight gains for Mexican Petroleum and Liberty bonds.
Stock listings show diverse names including Union Pacific United States Steel Anaconda Copper and Northern Pacific alongside mining and refinery firms. Commodity quotes cover corn oats pork lard and butter with regional price shifts noted in Kansas City and Chicago markets.
Chicago futures give way as corn and oats slide amid strong domestic movement prospects and favorable weather. Early declines give way to brief rallies before fresh lows, with pork and lard showing uneven moves as market participants cover and absorb supply pressures.
The House approved the annual river and harbor bill by a 228 to 91 vote, authorizing spending of 26.9 million dollars for river and harbor projects. The measure advances to the Senate for consideration.
Daily Health Talks promotes returning to nature as a cure for illness. It cites animals seeking plants for healing and references Dr. Pierce of Buffalo with Pleasant Pellets made from Mayapple Aloe Jalap root. It explains constipation poisons the body and urges trying the pellets for relief.
Final prices on Liberty bonds listed in New York include 3 1/2 inch at 95 506, first convertibleOs 923.60, second 92.20, first convertible 96.59, second convertible 94 5, third 4 percent 96.08, fourth 4 percent 95 24. Prices reflect market activity as of January 13.
New York money and exchange notes show mercantile 4 5 percent, sterling 60 day bills at 475, commercial 60 day bills at 412, cables at 4.7643, Mexican dollars at 17, time loans offered for 60 days and 6 months. Market notes indicate firm demand with high and low bids, last loan at 4 percent.
New York cotton futures closed steady with January at 27.75 cents per pound, March 26.04, May 24.71, July 32.79, and October 21.65 as the market held its footing for the session.
Frank H. Lee, a Tucson real estate dealer and former resident, died Sunday afternoon in Los Angeles at 2:80. Remains will return to Tucson for services. He was with Lee Drachman Bryce firm and was survived by a New York brother William Lee. His wife died about 20 years ago. he came to Tucson 23 years ago for health reasons and later moved to Los Angeles for asthma treatment.
W H Kelley a Omaha lumber salesman reports his Nedlin Soles shoes show ten more months of wear despite heavy walking. Shoe stores carry Nedlin soles in styles for men women and children with no extra cost for longer wear. The Gar Tire & Rubber Company Akron Ohio makes Nedlin Soles and Wingfoot Heels with waterproof long wearing comfort.
National War Labor Board ruled on the New York harbor dispute amid a 16 600 marine workers strike and port tieup. Private harbor boat owners refused to submit their case for board arbitration. Government considers commandeering private harbor boats if needed.
Secretary Houston asked Congress to authorize a permanent farm extension program with an appropriation of 5.57 million dollars to cover government costs. The plan envisions extending services to all rural communities in cooperation with the states, continuing wartime extension work.
An advertisement from Swift Specific Co promotes catarrh remedies using focal sprays and douches. It claims thousands cured and warns against neglect or improper treatment, asserting tobacco and other wrong methods worsen the disease and may lead to lung involvement. The ad invites readers to write to the Medical Department for more information.
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