Daily Markets New York Stocks Closing Quotations
New York stock exchange closing quotations show American 46 percent, A T and T 149 percent, General Electric 320, General Motors 128 percent, Chicago North Western 72, Illinois Central 120 percent, Pennsylvania Oil 52, Southern Pacific 100 percent, Studebaker 62 negative, U S Steel 124 percent, U and S Steel pid 128, Mack Truck 112, Sears Roebuck 47 percent.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
American
Gan
General Electric
General Motors
Chicago& "North Western
Illinois Central
Pennsylvania Oil
Southern Pacific
Studebaker
U. S. Steel
U. &.Steel
Mack Truck
Sears-Roebuck
Liberty Bonds and Chicago Grain Prices drift in grains market
Liberty bonds quoted with 4s at 102.10 to 103.45 and a 4 1/2 percent new issue at 104.7. In Chicago grain trade June 2 price ranges show wheat easing on Liverpool cables then firming on late buying. corn, oats, and rye move with modest gains or steady tones amid favorable belt weather. Livestock futures reflect higher hogs and steady cattle and sheep demand with receipts in the thousands across Kansas City and Chicago markets.
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New York
I. N. SY
Srd
Chicago
Liverpool
Adviers
Kansas
Livestock Market Report Omaha Receipts and Prices
HOGS Receipts 4,000 with medium weight butchers 13.50 to 15.90 top 14.00. CATTLE Receipts 2,500 market mostly steady with cows and heifers 5.50 to 8.75 and canners 4.00 to 5.00. SHEEP Receipts 33090 steady to lower with bulk lambs 17.00 to 17.40 and fat ewes 9.00 to 9.75.
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Qaarkel Ateady
Kansas City
Lomo
St Joseph Livestock Market Report Mixed Prices
Livestock market figures show 15 B 000 cattle at 1.10 market for fat stock. Mixed results with higher bids on some cattle and declines on others. Yearlings around 8.50, cows and heifers about 3.50 to 9.25, calves about 11.50, stockers and feeders 7.00 to 8.26. Sheep receipts 7,000 with overall market down about 2.0 to 2.5 points. Natives around 1.00 to 5.50, additional totals and percentages appear in the column.
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St. Joseph
Atlantic Markets Report on 1965 Agricultural Prices
Corrected market notes list barley, butter, hens, geese, ducks, hogs, cattle and stockers with prices. Mentions steady to slow demand and ranges for cows and feeders, reflecting mixed commodity trading data.
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Atlantic
Aviators Die in Pensacola Flight Incident
Two aviators were reported killed this afternoon during practice flights near the Pensacola naval flying field. Navy officials at the station stated they could not confirm details as investigators looked into the crash.
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Pensacola
Fla
Navy
Brookhart Attacks Brookhart in Washington Iowa Dem paper
The Washington Democrat, in its final pre election issue, accuses Smith Brookhart of disconnected ties to Washington from his home county and state. It cites alleged failures in local business ventures and bank collapses connected to Brookhart and associates, arguing his record cannot earn farmer support. It targets his Washington county ties, banking links, and farm policies while praising Cummins as a steadier advocate.
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Washington
Smith Brookhart
Democrat
Bredkhart
Washington County
Brookhart
Smith W
J. L.brookhart
Lusinzs
Geb. H. Paul Land Co
Washington County Press
Farmers & Merchants Statt Bank
Weale
Haugen
Iowa
Sak
Yan
Albert _B
Local Hospital Reports Injured and Recoveries
News from Grant and surrounding towns notes several medical updates at Atlantic and Jones hospitals. Miss Nessle Christensen, 18, underwent surgery. Miss Adelia Shincen had appendicitis treated. well known man J M Dahlberg improving after operation. R Morrow recovering at the site after stomach trouble. Mrs Jacob Wasmer and Mrs Sam Searles mentioned with health concerns and heart attack.
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r/Bodger
Vis
Jones Hospital
Misa Sarah Grutke
Jones’ Hospital
F.aw.board of Grant
Atlantic Hospital
Nessle’Christinsen
Athintle
Adelia Shincen
Brayton
J. M .Dahlbers
Ebm ‘Stredt
Anite
R. Morrow
SSR
Progress Seed
Primary and local notices from Cass County Iowa 1926
Primary election notice requests qualified voters to appear June 1926 at polling places in Cass County Iowa for nominations to many state offices and two railroad commissioners. County officers and district seats listed with term start dates. Also notice of divorce petition against Albert J Owen, with hearing set at Atlantic court, and failure to appear may lead to default.
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Atlantic
Tay
Gassco Towa
Cass County
Iowa
Congress
Board of Supervisors
Janary
Cass
Jennie M. Ward
District Court of Tews
Ariel Owen
Albert J. Owen
Adbert
J. Owen
District Court of the
Lettie Owen
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Jalic
News-Telegraph
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RLK_HORNA
Jane
Tyliz Petersen
Speal
Hancock
Junge
Sam Searles
Brayton Fulks
Dvac
Newa-Telegraph
j—Marinus
Erain Buyerhe
John C. Christansen
Rorthwest- Is-Town
Tound Ashe
A. Itlan
Ud Miller
Pele ‘Siler
Ashe
Rochester
Minn
S. P. Dannard
al Lewis
Lewis
Moherts
Ralph Parks
Oma- Gem
Wi Gans ‘Parks
Our
Pace
DE LA Motte
Allan Forrest
Walter Hikes
Norman
Kerry ‘Willard
Louis
Beranec_ Chiropractic
Dr. M. C. Swords
Cheatast
Atlantic Variety Store
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