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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1916
Page
9
Arizona exiles and visitors are listed in Los Angeles and nearby towns. Names include Mike Cassidy Gwen Whiteside Leo Arnold and Wm Leary among several Tuscon and Phoenix residents. The note mentions the Western Hoist by Schweitzer Machine Co and Ronstadt shops inviting fair visitors.
Hurt by skin eruptions and blood impurities, the ad promotes Stuart's Calcium Wafers as a cure. It claims the wafers purify blood and clear pimples, blotches, and liver spots, urging readers to buy for 50 cents a box or request a free trial. The pitch targets both men and women seeking improved appearance and self esteem.
New York markets opened weaker with speculative activity in fees shipping leather paper copper and rails shaping early gains. Total sales reached 1 255 000 with broad advances in early hours then tempered by renewed sugar and industrials weakness. Bonds traded irregularly as traders priced mixed results across sectors.
A fragmented list of American and Canadian mining, chemical, and steel stocks, naming firms such as American Locomotive, American Smelting and Refining, Baldwin Locomotive, Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul, Northern Pacific, and Studebaker. It notes varied percent values and cross-listed securities, with references to Copper, Petroleum, and related industries.
Denver cattle trade lists Beef steers at 4.25 and 7 to cows and heifers around 5.60 to 6.65. Calves bring 7.50 to 9.50, lambs around 9.71, and sheep receipts total 1,560 with a market strength noted in parts. Overall market steady to 10 cents lower with top figures near 19.16.
Wheat prices rose on news of Argentine rains but gains faded as harvest delays in Canada steadied the market. In Chicago futures, Wheat May and December contracts closed mixed, with Corn and Lard trading higher on firm demand while soy offerings remained cautious. In Bannister City, No 2 hard and No 2 red wheat quotes ranged with December and March futures cited, reflecting regional supply shifts and ongoing weather implications.
Money market report from New York on Oct 27 shows mercantile paper at 7 percent, sterling 66 day bills at 4.71 percent, commercial paper 4.9 percent, and 6 month bills around 4.75 percent. Silver at 68.6, Mexican dollars at 11.5, railroad bonds steady, time money notes for 30 days at 3.34 percent, 60 days at 3.4 percent, 3% for 1 year. Cal money steady high around 2%.
A brief item notes a clue offered at a rate of 24 related to leet Wen fly, details unspecified in the fragment. The line suggests a puzzle or puzzle-like clue with numeric hinting. The readable text focuses on a numeric rate tied to a cryptic phrase.
Fragmentary report from London market desks notes a delivery dated 27 with trades for steel and copper. Prices and counterparties unreadable, but activity appears steady with minor shifts in the morning session.
Chicago prices show higher creameries and receipts with firsts and ordinary firsts listed. Potatoes read unsettled in Minnesota and Dakota regions. Cotton markets in Liverpool and New York indicate quiet spot activity with prices given for January through July contracts.
Leever Areniger and Moorman among organizers at the El Paso exposition led by Howie people with Mrs W F Simmons E Culp and the Kay couples. Carrie Chandler Nine Mile school teacher invited guests. Jerry Keith returns to Howte with new homestead residence. Tucson poultry farmer P Wo Vair visits. ME Church Ladies Aid host Friday. Opera House supper appeal boosts slang fund. J P Sealer and spouse visit from Wettnewia ranch.
In New York, sugar prices show slight shifts with futures steady. Centrifugal sugar settled near 86.44, molasses at 95.77, refined sugar around 87.50 with modest gains and overall market movement largely unchanged from yesterday.
Miss Stella Baker and Mire Lil lian Erickson entertained friends with a dancing party Saturday evening at the Schafer reataener. Attendees included Miss Constance Freese, Miss Mildred Lawrence, Miss Hattie Denniston, Miss Ore Lee, Miss Luttton Franks, Mrs. W H Lawrence, Mrs. Killaugh, P H Vair, Earl Boyd, Miles Freese.
Chicago and Kansas City market reports show hog receipts around 32 000 in Chicago with slight declines and prices about bulk 9.76 to 10.30 per hundredweight. Cattle receipts around 2060 in Chicago with varied bids from 4.65 to 9.50 while sheep trade strengthens with lambs near 6.50 to 10.98 and wethers from 7.00 to 8.40. Kansas City reports hogs limbering at 9.75 to 10.60, cattle steady to strong with prime fed steers 9.50 to 11.00 and lambs 6.75 to 10.75.
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