Foreign money rates and exchange at New York banks
The Citizen's Associated Press reports a list of foreign exchange demand and cable rates from major countries. Rates cover Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland Spain Greece Poland Czecho Slok Austria Romania Argentina Brazil and others with call money and time loan figures noted.
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Montreal
Butter prices rise as market notes show gains
Chicago buyers see butter advance with extras at 46 cents and standards at 45 cents. Extra firsts at 43 45 and firsts at 49 cents, with seconds at 38 3/4 cents. Eggs unchanged with receipts at 14,204 cases.
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Chicago
Market Report: Butter Poultry and Eggs Prices
Kansas City reports butter and poultry unchanged with eggs up one cent for firsts at 29 ½ cents and reflects slight gains in favored grades. Chicago notes alive poultry unsettled with fowls at 24 to 25 cents per pound and spring chickens around 6 cents.
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Kansas City
Commodity Prices in Midwest and Northwest Potatoes
Grain and produce market notes list United shipments with 39 cars and total 569. Minnesota and South Dakota sacked Early Queen at 1.30 to 1.49 per cwt and round whites 1.99 per cwt. Wisconsin round whites 2.00 to 2.25 per cwt. Idaho backed Rurales at 2.109 to 2.25 per cwt.
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Minnesota
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Idaho
Commodity Prices Reported for New York Markets
Bar silver 64 3/4 c per oz, Mexican dollars 43 1/2 c. per firm. Electrolytic spot and futures quoted. Lead steady at 6.75 to 7.09. Antimony spot 7.45 to 7.55. Fin firm spot and nearby 42.37, futures 42.12. Zinc steady East St. Louis near 64. Zine price 6.55 at nearby market.
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New York
East St. Louis
Sugar Market Steady After Laws Influence
The refined sugar market in New York firmed with law-related sympathy and prices up 15 points to 8.15 for fine granulated, though one refiner quoted 7.75. Active withdrawal demand and new business broadened, refined futures nominal with June sales around 39,069 tons, and September December March May futures listed.
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New York
Sugar refinery raises refined sugar prices nationwide
San Francisco September 11 The Western Sugar Refinery announces a 15 cent per hundred increase in the basic price of all grades of refined sugar effective today at Morton The move mirrors similar advances by other companies and will set new market prices for refined sugar nationwide.
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Western Sugar Refinery
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Livestock Market Reports From Chicago and Plains
Chicago and Kansas City livestock markets show receipts for hogs cattle and sheep with mixed price moves. Hogs largely higher, cattle uneven but some fat steers up, sheep firm with fat western lambs advancing. regional quotes reflect western grassers and packer demand. Market news also notes firm stock prices on Wall Street with sugar and oil shares mixed in early trading.
Omaha Livestock Market Receipts and Prices Report
Hog receipts 11006 mostly 10 to 15 cents higher with top at 9.25 for mixed loads. Cattle receipts 11600 slow with fed steers and yearlings steady to strong. top yearlings 12.00 to 12.25. grass cattle and cows range 3.55 to 4.59. Sheep receipts 28000 lambs strong to higher with Westerns 12.75 to 13.09 and feeding lambs 13.00 to 13.50. natives 12.66 to 12.50.
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Market Reports from St Joseph Hog Cattle and Sheep Prices
Hogs receipts 6090 steady to 10 cents higher top 9.19 bulk 4.65 to 9.10. Cattle receipts 4600 steady to 15 cents lower with steers 5.50 to 12.49 cows and heifers 3.00 to 9.75 calves 5.06 to 3.76 stockers and feeders 4.25 to 28. Sheep receipts 2000 strong to 25 cents higher lambs 12.00 to 13.00.
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Grain and Provisions Firms Move With Bearish Wheat
The market opened with a bear tone as wheat futures eased on larger than expected spring wheat yields and forecasts of heavy Canadian movement. Corn followed lower while oats held firm and provisions weakened with fresh declines tied to Canadian hedging and weather expectations. the close showed renewed weakness across grains and a mixed stock list including notable names like American Can, Bethlehem Steel, and General Electric.
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Canada
Poet Laureate Frenzy Hits Tucson As Frisco Sends Verse
Tucson climate club manager reels in a flood of poetic inquiries from Frisco readers seeking “low-down” on the Old Pueblo. A debut verse praises Arizona’s beauty while urging visitors to stay and endure, with lines detailing camps, mines, canyons, and the harsh frontier life.
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Wheat and corn cash prices from Kansas City and Omaha markets
Kansas City and Omaha cash grain prices report No. 2 hard wheat at 1.65 to 1.06 per bushel and No. 2 yellow corn around 0.87 to 0.42 per cent in oats and mixed categories. Market figures show multiple grain categories with varying bids and nondirectional quotes.
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Omaha
New York Coffee Futures Steady Early Sep 11 1942
Futures for coffee in New York opened steady with Aid No 7 reporting activity on September 11 1942. December futures quoted at 0.20 and May at 7.49 as traders eye next shipments and market shifts.
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New York
Cotton futures steady as market closes in New York
Spot cotton in New York remained quiet with middling at 29.45 dollars. Futures closed steady with October near 28.17 to 28.29, December 27.94 to 27.95, January 27.69 to 27.63, March 27.60 to 27.67, and May 37.82.
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New York
Los Angeles Market Report Shows Mixed Receipts and Steady Cattle Prices
Los Angeles receipts total about 180 hogs and 296 cattle with slow trade. Bulk beef steers and cows move at steady to lower bids, Texas heavy cattle around 7.25 per hundredweight, cows at 6.99 to 7.59, vealers steady. veal and calf receipts near 509 with ongoing slow sale activity.
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Texas
Oldest Veteran Dies in Mayence France
Lieut enant Georges LeMesnager aged 70, veteran of two wars and Verdun hero, said to be the oldest soldier to serve in World War I, died in Mayence France according to word received by the Los Angeles Times.
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Los Angeles Times
Judge Campbell Recuperating. Kingan Reports Partner in Van Nuys
Judge Campbell is convalescing rapidly at a Van Nuys hotel after a serious illness in California. Law partner S L Kingan from Los Angeles says Campbell’s condition is improving and he expects his return soon.
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John 17. Campbell
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Broadcasting News for Tuesday September 11 1923
Broadcast listings show KF DH University of Arizona in Tucson near start. KH J Los Angeles Times airs 7 45 to 8 pm bedtime story with Uncle John and 9 to 11 pm Leona Neblett arranged program. K D Y L Salt Lake Telegram 7 to 8 pm news music. W FAA Dallas News 8 30 to 10 pm music. K W H Examiner Los Angeles reports and entertainment. KZNJ Desert News Salt Lake City 8 to 9 30 pm music news and bedtime stories.
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Judge Campbell Recovering. Eyesight Near Normal
Judge Campbell has been staying at home after leaving the hospital. Judge Kingan reports his eyesight is almost normal and he will likely travel to Tucson soon. A two month rest is advised before resuming official duties.
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Hunt Going on Treaty Junket
Governor Hunt may accompany the nine member Colorado River Committee as they travel to Washington for a treaty negotiation mission. The delegation aims to advance river compact discussions and secure federal input on water rights and allocations.
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Governor's possible attendance at federal power commission session
A conference on September 24 with the Federal Power Commission drew remarks from Governor Hunt, who said he is not a committee member but may accompany the delegation. The note suggests potential involvement in the proceedings and adjacent discussions.
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Epes Randolph Lodge to Hold Stated Communication Tonight
Epes Randolph Lodge No 32 will hold its regular stated communication this evening at 730 oclock. First degree will be conferred. Visiting brethren are welcome. P E Howell Master.
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Colorado river plan committee heads to Washington
The nine member committee appointed by Governor Hunt last May to develop an Arizona plan for Colorado River development discusses taking a trip to Washington after a committee meeting last Saturday.
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Hunt
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Casualty List Updates Figures From California Shore
The Navy reports in a corrected casualty list from Santa Barbara that seven destroyers wrecked on the California coast left one dead and 722 missing. Henry J. Schrank of Milwaukee was removed from yesterday’s list and Everett W. Grady from Gretna Pennsylvania added among the missing.
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Notice to Creditors Estate of Lide C Strealy Deceased
In the Superior Court of Pima County Arizona Executrices Maggie A Strealy and Elate A Strealy publish notice to creditors and claimants to exhibit vouchers within four months after first publication at the office of James R Dunseath Attorney for the Estate 201 262 295 Southern Arizona Bank Trust Company Building Tucson Arizona Dated August 26 1922 Published August 28 September 4 11 18 1922.
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Notice of Sale at Pima County Court House South Door
Edward R. Bacon Company will sell at public auction at the south door of the Pima County Court House in Tucson Arizona on September 16 1923 at ten o clock in the forenoon. The property includes a Totman Asphalt Piggott and a Darby dryer with all attachments from a lease dated July 10 1922 between Edward R. Bacon Company and Arizona White Paving Company. Also listed are additions and related property described in records, situated near the Southern Pacific Company right of way between Third and Fourth streets, about a half block west of North Main Street, part of Mountain View Addition. Auction notices published September 4 1922 and September 14 1923.
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Pima County Court House
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Articles of Incorporation of Santa Crus Gin Company
The document lists Archie B. Conner and Frank H. Gray of Tucson as incorporators for Santa Crus Gin Company in Arizona. It states the principal business as milling, ginning, cotton processing, cotton seed oil, feeds, farming supplies, general store, employment agency, brokerage, and related activities with real and personal property, loans, and bonds. The initial capital is RAND DOLLARS 50,000, and the board of directors will be at least three, serving one-year terms with officers including president and secretary.
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Frank H. Gray
Santa Crus Gin Company
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