Mixed Markets Steady to Higher on U S Trading
Chicago notes uneven but mostly firm cash values in hogs cattle and sheep with packers bidding lower on some cuts and western grassers steady. Kansas City reports slower cattle receipts but steady to slight gains for selected steers while New York stock prices slip on earthquake Greco Italian tensions with Davison Chemical and Mack Truck rallying later.
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New York
London
Bethlehem Steel
American Can
American Agricultural Chemical Preferred
Colorado
Canadian Pacific
Union Pacific
Baldwin
Culf States Steel
Davison Chemical
Mack Truck
May Department Stores
General Electric
de Pent
Ponta Alegre Sugar
Beech-Nut
Wilson Packing
Nickel Plate
Gulf States Steel
American Car
Canadian Pacific Union
Delaware and Hudson
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
Allied Chemical
Mathiesen
Call Money
Foreign exchange closes steady with varied demand worldwide
New York September 4 foreign exchange markets close with mixed demand. British pounds near 4.52 dollars per pound while France and Germany show firm rates around 5.62 and 1.90 dollars respectively. Montreal and EU money mixed. bankers report firmer time loans and prime commercial paper steady, with call loans and acceptances fluctuating.
Liberty bonds close prices and government yields
New York September 4 closing figures for Liberty bonds show various series with prices and yields including Gie 9.31 fleet 4 percent and other series around 98 to 99, reflecting trading levels and interest rates for U S Government bonds.
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New York
Liberty
Werond
U. & Government
Foley Remedies Ad Offers Free Sample Packets
An old ad invites readers to send ten cents for a free sample pack of Foley remedies including Honey and Tar for Coughs, Foley Kidney Pills for back and urinary troubles, and Foley Cathartic Tablets. Address and name details requested for sample delivery.
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Wosey
Poley &O
Market Receipts Mixed as Hog and Cattle Prices Hold
Dener market reports show hog receipts 1766 with steady to higher prices. best light weight porkers $9.56, typical sales $9.25 to $9.60, sows $6.45. Cattle receipts 1896 feature steady to strong trends across calves stockers and feeders with steer and heifer ranges from $5.06 to $8.90 and feeder calves around $8.90. Sheep receipts 1996 indicate lambs weak to lower with prices $11.50 to $11.75, Colorado lambs $12.00, Colorado ewes $6.95.
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DENER
Colorado
Omaha Market Notes Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices
Omaha stock market report shows hog receipts 14 006 with mixed bids and top at 9.35 per cwt for heavy weights. Cattle receipts 17 566 with fed steers and yearlings steady to firm. top steer price 12.33. Sheep receipts 36 000 with killing classes down 5c, top 6.75 for lambs, feeding ewes 5.59 to 5.75.
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Omaha
Receipts Mixed as Livestock Markets Shifts
At Saint Joseph Maine market, cattle receipts reached 3200 with prices mostly steady. Steers averaged around 6.56 to 12.5, cows and heifers 3.25 to 10.00, calves about 4.90, stockers and feeders near 4.25. Sheep receipts 2590 show lambs down to 86 cents lower, lamb prices 11.50 to 12.75. ewes 6.00 to 7.25. Hog receipts 3266 show top around 9.35 and bulk near 9.06 to 9.26, with 1 to 15 cent increases noted.
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Montana
Kansas City
ST Joseph
Hog Receipts and Steer Market Report from Los Angeles
Los Angeles market notes show Hoge Receipts with 1,490 head, 1,993 slow hold-overs and hogs at 9.78 per cwt. Cattie Receipts at 19 cents with slow but good steers around 7.04. Cairta Receipts at 15 percent with 585 hold-overs, slow activity, common handy weight dealers around 7.66.
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Los Angeles
T. B PD
Potatoes ship figures show mixed U S receipts and prices
A Chicago report lists potato receipts by class and state with per cwt prices. Minnesota sells Early Ohloe No 1 at 1.25 to 1.49, bulk 1.10. Wisconsin No 2 bulk round whites at 1.90 per 200 cwt. Idaho Ruralis No 1 at 1.99 to 2.60 per cwt. Utah Nebraska Irish cobblers No 1 at 1.99 to 2.69. market coverage sacks cobblers heated at 1.96 to 1.75 per cwt.
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Chicago
United States
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Idaho
Ruralis
Utah
Nebraska
Covorage
Wheat and corn futures ease after early gains on demand concerns
Wheat and corn futures opened higher on modest demand and news of European negotiation progress. Prices drifted with wheat posting a mixed close down to 1. to 4% lower for some months while December corn slipped from early strength amid ample supply. Provisions held firm with hogs lifting slightly despite limited buying.
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Liverpool
Kansas City Grain Prices and Hay Values Report
Kansas City market notes show Wheat prices for No. 1 hard around 1.09 to 1.15 per bushel and No. 7 red at 1.10 to 1.15. Corn bids include No. 2 white at about 82 cents, No. 2 yellow around 84 to 86 cents, with mixed grades around 24 to 26 cents. Hay values rise with No. 1 timothy at roughly 14.56, No. 1 prairie near 12.56, and mixed clover at about 15.50 to 16.30 per ton.
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Kansas City
Wheat and corn prices in Omaha market report
Omaha market data lists cash grain quotes with No 2 hard wheat at 1.66 percent and 1.07, No 2 mixed at 1.22, corn prices for No 2 white and No 2 yellow around 82% and 82% cents, with No 2 mixed at 8 percent. Oats quotes appear as No 2 white and No 3 white with incomplete entries.
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Omaha
Sugar market moves with new refined prices and futures
New York on September 4 reports refined sugar variations with fine granulated at 7.54 to 8.60. Moderate inquiry noted. Sugar futures closed lightly with approximate sales listed for September 447, December 436, March 473, May 341.
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New York
Eawy
Masters of Men at the Opera House stars Williams and Landis
A vivid sea story presented by a strong cast led by Earle Williams and Cullen Landis. Dick Halpin, an orphan falsely blamed for theft, joins the U S Navy and helps save the ship during a Spanish fleet intervention. The film contrasts aboard ship life with harsh cruelty, supported by Varigraphic production.
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Morgan Roberston
Opera House
Earle Wiliams
Alice Calhou
Cellen Landis
Wanda Haw
Princ'ps
Dick Halpin
Rune
United States Navy
Earle Williams
Cullen Landis
Lieutenant Trees
Mary
United States
Vitagraph
United States Navy Department
Alice Calhoun
Jullin Landis
Wanda Hawley
Vivid
New York Stocks and Produce Market Summary
The Citizen's Associated Press Leased Wire reports NY stocks with varied bids on major names including American Tobacco Baldwin Locomotive and General Electric. Butter and egg prices move in Chicago and Kansas City markets with creamery butter steady around 43 cents and eggs edging up one cent for firsts.
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New York
Citizen's Associated Press
T. and
Atl
Gelf
W. Indies
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore and Ohio
Bethieher Steel
California Petroleum
Canadian Pacific
Pucivet
Central Leather
Cerro de Pasco
Paws
Chandler Motors
Chesapeake and, Ohio
Chicago
Northwestern
Caterine, Mil
St. Paul
Hu Jeago, RL and
Pac
Chile
Dea
Cuba
General Asphalt
General Electric
General Motora
Great Northern Pfd
Gulf States Steel
Titincia Central
Inspiration Copper International Harvette Int
Mer Marine Pfd
Invincible
Kelly-Springfield
Kennecott
Lima Locomotive
le and Nashvill
Ksce
Meriand
Maxwell Motors
Middle States
Kan
Tex
Pacific
New York Centraln
X. H. and Martt
Western Pan American Petrol American Car Find Foundry
American Mative
American Elting and Pete
ROY
Db Assins Cae
Eee
Eaves Ey Iron and Steel
Sccacca
Ecue
Vanessa Pacific
We Southern Railway
American International Ee
Sevieuecesaceeb
Poultry Prices Slide At Chicago Market
Chicago reports lowercase live poultry prices with fowls at 14 22 cents, broilers at 24 cents, roosters at 14 cents, reflecting a market shift on September 4.
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Chicago
Former Montrose banker arrested in school warrants theft
Daniel KR Grant former Montrose mayor and longtime cashier at the Firage National Bank was arrested after returning from Kansas City as authorities filed charges of embezzlement and forgery. The bank had reported a $40 900 loss in school warrants ten days prior and Grant had been discharged. He also served as president of the local school board.
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Montrose
Cole
Daniel KR. Grant
Easistant
Firage National Bank
Grant
Kansas City
Shim
Mektrose
Great Tide of Immigrants Surges North from El Paso
A. A. Scott of the immigration service reports intensified border effort to curb entry of European aliens at US Mexico line. Tucson handles few arrivals but El Paso and Texas border points dominate illegal entries. Three Mexican women were detained in Tucson for hearing to decide deportation eligibility following a transfer from the Negaies office.
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F A. A. Scott
Immigration Service
Tucson
el Paso
Tacton
Scott
Here
Europe
United States
Mexico
Potre
Etties
Texas
Beatt
Foy
Coueer
Negaies
Cousar
Pony Express Reaches Craig Early In Colorado
Four hours ahead of schedule crossing the continental divide the pony express arrived at 7 16 p m in Craig Colorado after a rapid dash from Steamboat Springs with letters for the coast. Fred Salsbury delivered the mail at Steamboat Springs and rode on after a one hour delay to prepare for the next leg. Charles Tipton veteran rancher and cowboy relieved Salsbury and rode eastward while George Long started the last ten Colorado laps. The mail pouch is expected to be turned over to Utah riders six to eight hours ahead of the original timetable before continuing toward Nogales.
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Craig
Colo
Continental Divide
St. Joseph
Relat
Charles Tipton
Salebury
Bete
Tipton
George Long
Colorado
Utah State Line
Matt Pouch
Utah
Scout Executive Visits Arizona Boy Scout Event
Scout Executive Engaged in activities with Boy Scouts in Arizona. Officials discuss future programs and state plans, with focus on scouting activities and district checks on troop progress during the trip.
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Arizona
EL. Curtis
Leon Angeles
Cstalina Coonel
State
Quantrell Raider Claimed By Death
News from El Paso reports the death near Puerto Del Sur Senora of Benjamin C Moore 8 a mining man known in Taxes New Mexico Arizona Idaho and Montana He was said to be a member of Quantrells famed band after serving with the Confederates His life included frontier experiences He is survived by son Ben C Moore of Denver nephew Ben Moore president of the Board of Trade of Kansas City and a sister Mrs Ashton of Kansas City He once served on the Virginia City Nevada city council
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EL Paso
Ben ¢. Moore
Denver
Ben Moore
Board of Trade of
Kansas City
Ashton
Virginia City
Nev
Warrants Found In Coat Pocket After Flight
Authorities said they discovered eighteen warrants in a coat pocket left at a tailor shop after the subject fled the city. The warrants were declared spurious. A telegram from Grant indicated he would return if he was wanted.
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Tarily
Grant
Church to Hy Doctor Tibetan COLORADO 4-A Memorialize it
Fragmented text describes a 1923 national convention related to Christ like services in Tibet and a hospital fund totaling 2 912157 18 with 32 weeks of sending and support from 28 colleges. Mentions Dr H O Pritchard and labor amendments and temperance fare in Indianapolis.
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Colorado
Shelton
Tegg
Ubitesgo Society
Christ Tie Fun Hospital
Tibet
Faye
H. O. Pritchard
Board of Temperance
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