Daily Markets Closing On The New York Stock Exchange
Stocks and grains close with varied gains and losses as American Gan otey ALT&T and U S Steel move, while wheat corn oats futures show mixed outcomes. Major livestock markets in Omaha St Joseph and Kansas City report higher hogs and steady cattle with lambs strong in places.
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New York,stock Exchange
American Gan Otey
Alt&t
General Electric
Chicago & North
Wester
General Motors
Illinois Central
Pennsylvania Oil
Southern, Pacific
Studebaker
U. S. Steel
Muck Truck
International Ques
Sears-Roebuck
Chicago
LN. S
Wis
Fair Commission House
Walsh Presents Report Favoring Executive Order
A tentative report endorsing President Coolidge's executive order granting federal credentials to state officials was presented to the committee by Senator Walsh of Montana. The committee postponed final action until tomorrow, arguing the order is a mere declaration.
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Walsh
Wasshington
Coolidge
Montana
Atlantic Markets Grain and Livestock Prices
Corrected daily market notes show wheat prices and mixed livestock values. Grain steadiness noted with eggs and poultry prices, hogs trading around 11.00 to 13.00, cattle stockers and feeders steady to slow with cows and heifers between 3.50 and 6.00.
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Omaha
Kansas City
Chicago
Cettle
A.roe
Feeder Tayubs
Atlantic
Beliere
Debated Volstead Appointments Split Among Senators
Washington reports show a split among Republicans and Democrats over appointing state officials to federal posts under Volstead. Subcommittee members Borah and Goff urged constitutional limits while King dissented, opposing federal employment of state officials. Senator Humshrey, a former quartermaster general, died at Walter Reed Hospital.
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Internal Revenue Commissioner
Attorney General
Walsh
Undermins
Borah
Idaho
Goff
West Virginia
King
Utah
Washington
Cere
Charles F
Humshrey
the Dring
Doda
Walter Reed Hospital
Hospitals report tonsil removals and health updates
SICK AND INTURED At the Hospitals. Paul Lovett and Lonn Vested were two who hail their tonsil removed at the Atlantic hospital yesterday Doing Fine Bobby Britton, young son y Mr. and Mrs. i. Britta 2008 Pop ipy street, who recently submitted to the removal of his tunnils, is improving nicely. Bernard Conner, son of Irwin Conner, is seriously ill with leakage of the heart. Mrs. Reed to Minnesota trip for Mayo health consult. Mary Ann Lusk suffers heart leakage. D: D: Strong remains about the same, some days better, feared not to recover. John Newcomb improves at times but relapses, battling disease with age.
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Paul Lovett
Lonn Vested
Atlantic ‘Hospital
Bobby Britton
Britta
Popipy Street
Massena
Jane
Bernard Conner
Irwin Conner
Elliett
Elliott
News-Telegraph
ML. Reed
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Brothers
Cumberland
News
Strong
Dava
Ivan Brown
John Newcomb
Cultivators and riders price list note MEREDITH
Readable OCR fragment notes cultivators single row riders priced from $35 and up and two row units from $85 and up with mention of 4 0 CB and the name Meredith.
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Meredith
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Eduction
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Paramount Picture
Ri Ysue
EMI
Wit
William Boyd
Elinor Fair
Julia Fave
Anv
Volga
Princess
de Mille
New York
Ste. Joseph Livestock
Pete
Morrison
Pennsylvania
Green Bay Lumber Co
M. E. Britton
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