New York Stock Market Slumps at Opening on Fed Policy
The Daily Market Report from New York notes the Federal Reserve Board policy on speculative bank use weighing on early trading. Metal and food shares showed some firmness, while rails and high class industrials declined. Gains appeared in Gulf States Steel, Baldwin Locomotive, American International, American Tobacco Securities, and Columbia Gas, with United States Steel supported but oils and Mexican Petroleum under pressure. Overall activity was dull, with about 950,000 shares traded and restrictions dampening interest.
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New York
Federal Reserve Board
Bank
Alleany Motors
Gulf States Sicel
Baldwin Locomotive
American International
American Tobacco Securites
Columbia Gas
United States
Sical
Mexican Petroleum
Chicago Grain Market Advances on Demand and Car Shortage
Fresh strength in the corn market amid sea board demand and scarce rail cars. Government wheat loading for distribution to mills weighs on corn, with hog price gains supporting corn. May futures around 1.96 to 1.36 1/4 as prices rise. provisions firm on higher hog quotes. Cash sales show No. 2 mix corn at 1.56 to 1.58, No. 2 yellow 1.58, oats around 0.67 to 0.72, rye 1.85 to 1.95, and timothy at 9.00 to 13.00.
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Chicago
Seaboard
Marley
Timothy
Pioneer of Utah Dies at Family Home in Farr West
Nels Peter Luo died at his Farr West home at 8:50 p.m. after a one day illness. Born October 1812 in Newark, he emigrated to America and settled in Weber County 67 years ago. He helped settle Farr West and served as a devoted Latter Day Saint worker. Survived by Myra, Dorothy Stevens, Dave West, Peter Lee, Afton, Wye, Charles, Henry, Jose, John, Hyrun, Nels, David Lee, Mrs. Elia Lid, Mrs. Hlens Cattle, Stone, Idu, Mrs. Emma Brown of Farr West. 85 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. brother S. N. Lee of Brigham City. sister Mrs. Emma Wangan of Weata. Funeral at Farr West Meetinghouse tomorrow at 1 pm conducted by Bishop Maron Chugeg. Rest at family residence today and tomorrow. interment in Oden City Cemetery. Flowers by Hnquist Funeral Chapel, service 20:30 Friday morning.
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Nels
Peter Luo
Parr West
Newtark
America
Weber County
Alu
Farr West
Fury West
Latter Day Santa Church
Ile
Myra
Dorothy Stevens
Dave West
Peter Lee
Afton
Wye
Charles
Henry
Jose
John
Hyrun
David Lee
Lituho
Elia Lid
Hlens Cattle
Stone
Idu
Emma Brown
Fair West
Wight
Livestock and market notes from Omaha and Chicago
Market listings show cattle hogs and sheep receipts at Omaha and Ogden with bids and price ranges. Chicago inn potatoes butter eggs lard and pork prices listed, with Liberty bonds prices also reported.
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Chicago
Jon
Usc
Ogden
Money exchange rates in New York market
On January 8 in New York Mercantile Exchange activity shows six percent six percent sterling demand at 3 74 4 cables 3. Vermand and 17 16 cabler builders demand 874 percent cablers 134 Lire demand 13 45 cables 13 43 Marks demand 2.00 cables 2.02 time loans strong all dates 7 percent bid.
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Money Exchange
New York
Mercantile Pay
Vermand
Cabler
Euilders
Cablea
Call Money Rates and Bar Silver in New York
Call money in New York shows high 6 percent, low 6 percent, ruling rate 6 percent, closing at 5 percent, offered at 6 percent. Bar silver and Mexican dollars stand at $1.01 and 23. The column notes a weathered saying about the worm turning and references historical sentiment surrounding John Putte.
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New York
Jan
Cross Examination in New Gage Long Insanity Trial
The trial heard cross examination on insanity claims for New, with Calder testifying that New appeared sane during the alleged killings. Witnesses described mental state examinations suggesting insanity, while defense experts argued New suffered from mental illness. A judge's ruling and possible postponement were discussed as arguments proceed toward trial resumption.
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New Gage Long
Lua Angeles
Dian
Lonebhy
Dol Calder
Calder
New
Martner
Severa
Sigane
Spectrator Shen
Indigny National Board
Mimgelr
Aspre
Democrats Denounce Republicans Over Versailles Treaty
Washington January. Democratic national committee endorses the Versailles peace treaty and denounces Republican senators for blocking ratification with reservations. The resolutions praise President Wilson’s health and leadership, condemn GOP obstruction, and urge quick action on ratification in the Senate.
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Washington
Jan
Berueratie National Committee
Senate
Denonunees Ag
Lwe
Resolutions Cite Democratic Reconstruction and Peace Efforts
The document argues the Democratic administration launched a vigorous reconstruction program and the Federal Reserve system as proof of progress. It condemns Republican obstruction of the peacetime treaty and urges prompt ratification to return to world peace. It honors sacrifices of Americans in war and calls for action beyond isolation.
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Federal Reserve
United States
Anp
Senate
Thas
Soi
Teontandom
Ajeried
France
Peolors
Francisco Villa Tries to Attack Trains
Reports from Paso Tex say Francisco Villa again attempted to strike at trains south of Chihuahua City. In the last week he is said to have attacked a bridge near Orite and the railroad at La Criz, Chihuahua. He is reported to command about 900 men and to have had two small clashes with federal troops in the same period.
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Paso
Tex
Jan
Francisco Villa
Chihuahua City
Mexico
Villa
Orite
Chihuahua
la Criz
Chihuahuas
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Omaha Livestock
Omaha
Neb
United States Bureau of Markets
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