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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1923
Page
12
One man was killed and about thirty others injured when the Memphis Special on the Southern railway derailed two miles east of Larkinside Alabama early today. Authorities report serious injuries among the passengers and crews as rescue teams rush to the scene.
In the Superior Court of Pima County Arizona notices to creditors and all persons having claims against the estate of C A Schrader deceased require them to exhibit within ten months after first publication. Executrix Lily B Schrader requests claims be sent to the law offices of Kingan Campbell Conner 48 North Church Street Tucson Arizona. Pub dates June 2 July 6 12 29 1923.
CHICAGO July 13 C ED of A House Receipts show uneven activity across markets. Copper, grain, and livestock receipts mix with stock trading as Premier Baldwins speech factors into expectations. Early gains faded but some rails and industrials rebounded, with notable moves in American Car American Can and United States Steel.
Omaha rush market notes receipts and price ranges for hogs cattle and sheep. Hog receipts 17 590 with mixed grade top around 7.15 per cwt. Cattle receipts 2 466 with beef steers and yearlings steady to strong bids up to 8 50 to 16 06 per head and cows to 7 94. Sheep receipts 6 560 with active demand and lamb prices around 5 75 to 14 75 for natives and feeding lambs around 2 50.
Cattle receipts 2 606 pulse steady with beef steers topping at 19.76 per cwt. Best yearlings 15.39, bulk beef cows 4.50 to 5. The hog market shows top at 7.46 with most 7.16 to 7.48. Sheep and lambs feature Texas and Oklahoma grades with lambs around 14.00 and ewes about 6.25.
Receipts include hogs 606 head with bulk good and choice at 13 to 16 pounds. price range around 7.30 to 7.36 per unit. Cattle receipts 86 with average values steady. mixed yearlings around 46 to 54. Veal calves scarce. Sheep receipts 106 with fat lambs steady. Idaho and native lambs priced around 12 to 14 dollars. feeders and shorn sheep limited.
Denver livestock receipts show steady to slow trends across species. Beef steers bring around 200 to 11 00, cows and heifers near 3.00, calves 4.9 to 9 percent, hogs top at 7.38 with bulk near 7.15, sheep receipts at 4 548 with lambs 12.0 to 14.50 and ewes around 4.09.
PRODUCE MARKET CHICAGO July 13 Butter steady to higher with receipts of 768 tubs including creamery extras at 57 1 2 cents and standards 264 cents. firsts 34 49 cents. seconds 33 34 cents. Bee steady with 15 094 cases receipts. firsts 22 234 cents ordinary firsts 21 6? aged storage pack extras 86 cent. storage peck first 24 cents. Poultry steady with fowls 19 23 cents, fryers 29 27 cents, roosters unspecified.
The Chicago market report shows U S potato receipts at 111 carloads and total shipments at 666 carloads, with prices for several varieties listed. Oklahoma and Kansas sacked Early Chips at about 2.60 to 7.60, Virginia cobblers at 6.75, and other local lots ranging from 2.00 to 3.10 per unit.
Special representative Pred M Hughes of the Yuma Imperial Valley and San Diego chambers announces a campaign to boost auto traffic via the Borderland route to California. Arizona engineer Frank H. Goodman says Buckeye to Hassayampa will be paved immediately, boosting southern routing popularity.
The page shows a stock list from Associated Press with names like American Locomotive American Smelting and Refining and Central Leather. Wheat edges up slightly on hedging and Ruhr settlement optimism while corn gains on weather in Oklahoma and Texas. Minor trades noted as September and December futures shift above and near the a dollar mark.
Prices edged lower on expectations of a record Canadian harvest though some grains held gains. September and December futures fluctuated with bids around 9% and 1.07% while cash oats and corn moved in narrow ranges as traders weighed supply forecasts and seasonal factors.
Kansas City market notes show No 7 hard wheat at 93 41 04, No 2 red at 96 9 ½, July 51 ¼ bid, September 32 ½ bid, December 93 4 ½. No 2 white and No 2 yellow corn quoted with mixed bids.
New York July 13 foreign exchange rates close with irregular quotations for Great Britain 4596-14 and 469% on cables. France demand 4.25 cents on Lat cables 658% Italy 4.25 and 25% cables Belgium 44% and 688% cables Germany 0.964% and 0.065% cables Holland noted.
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