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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1916
Page
3
N Hughes criticizes the administration for neglecting American interests abroad arguing diplomacy has no dollars and no sense. He cites protection for American lives and property and praise for branch banks abroad while warning against abandoning American enterprises overseas.
A fragment lists copper, industrial, and rail stocks with various company names such as American Sugar, American Locomotive, American Car & Foundry, Baldwin Locomotive, and Central Leather. It references percentages and values like 78 and 107 percent, along with other firms including American Can, California Petroleum, Erie General Electric, and Northern Pacific.
Trading on the New York Stock Exchange opened with frequent pauses and uneven activity. The day saw buyers and sellers dispersed amid overall heaviness in Standard stocks as investors reacted to early downbeat sentiment and irregular bond performance.
Fragmented text lists cattle receipts and prices with many garbled terms. Mentions native stock, full sheep and cattle receipts, various price figures, and stocker figures, but OCR errors obscure key details and entities.
Market prices show cattle and sheep receipts with mixed, steady to higher quotes. Beef cattle and calves range from about 29.00 to 68.00 per hundredweight, with lambs around 7.50 to 10.40 and various store stock posted. Total sheep and lamb receipts noted at about 16,000 head with activity in several classes.
Cattle receipts around 3266 with steady trade. Beef steers range 96.00 to 67.50, cows and calves 5.00 to 45.56, hogs receipts about 1290 with price 16 cents higher, sheep receipts 15,000 with lambs 99.50 to 10.00 and ewes 5.50 to 67.00 noted.
Chicago reports show a large wheat surplus from Australia affecting prices here. Opening bids slipped as November and May futures fell, with liquidity thinning and demand limited as other grains followed the global downturn.
Copper remains firm at 27.25 with 26.08 shown, while iron holds steady. Liverpool cotton prices show mixed figures 10.41 with large sales noted, and a garbled license entry appears alongside a clerk’s note from AL Landon.
A fragmentary dispatch reports that Tucson will obtain more Miami stock and notes a sale event or subscription related to regional allocations. The text mentions a correspondent and references to dates and procedures, with uncertain details about the managing authority and future shipments.
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