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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1916
Page
9
A terse list of New York metal prices and quotable figures appears with entries for electrolytic copper steel and related materials. The figures include bids and prices such as 27.25 28.64 for some copper grades and notes on electrolytic products.
Grain market notes slight early weakness due to uncertainty but bearish sentiment fades as large scale selling eases. Wheat futures depart on December and May contracts with modest gains amid steady demand. corn and hog markets show varied signals as buyers steady.
Fragmented chart shows cattle and steer prices, with figures for native beef cattle and dairy cows. Notable entries include steers around 64.60 and 89.75, while other stock prices appear mixed across different classes and weights.
Local ads tout Adler-iks as a simple remedy aiding both upper and lower bowels to expel foul matter. Claim rapid action with one spoonful easing stomach or gas, relieving chronic stomach trouble. Martin Drug Co and Overland Pot offer details and contact info for purchasing and trial.
The snippet shows a Money Market note from New York with irregular figures for sterling and other securities, including several percent ranges and mentions of cables and bills. Time spans range up to 50 days with a variety of small figures and a firm name noted in passing.
Fragmentary OCR text lists prices and items with garbled city and street references. It mentions Minnesota and Dekrta whites, numbers that resemble prices, and several unreadable product names, suggesting a damaged market or pricing column.
Local market notes show unclear pricing figures for Liverpost items and other goods. The text lists stray numbers and incomplete item names, providing little concrete detail on prices or sellers.
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