Grains Close Higher On Market Today In Chicago
Grains finished the day higher with wheat up 1 cent to 1 cent, corn 4 to 1 1/4 cents, and oats unchanged to 4 cents higher as trading showed mixed momentum. Weather across the Southwest and Northwest remained favorable for harvest and new crop movement proceeded. Canadian and regional supplies adjusted, while cash grain quotes reflected a range of wheat and corn grades with mixed demand and steady to higher prices.
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Chicago
N. S
Northwest
Liverpool
Herey
Minneapolis
Bomm
I. Tae
New York Stocks Open Flat on Market Slide
New York stock sales totaled 1,386,200 shares with bonds at 12,680,000. Closing quotes show American Can 54, American Locomotive 107 1/2, AT&T 5A. T. & T. Lor 226, Bethlehem Steel 47 1/2, General Electric 125 1/2, General Motors 125 1/2, Goodyear 52 1/2, Penn 62 1/2, Studebaker 50, Tobacco Products 100, U S Rubber 40, Coca Cola 110, Sears Roebuck 56 1/2.
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New York
NEW ‘York
New York Stock Exchange
Am. Can
Am. Loco
Bald
Loco
Beth
Steel
Gen. Electric Ray
Gen. Motors
Goodyear
Penna
So, Pac
Studebaker
Tobacco
UN. Pav
Westinghouse
White Motors
Coca Cola
Int. Harvester
Mack Truck
Sears Roebuck
Atlantic Markets i Corrected Daily Produce Prices
Market report lists dairy and poultry prices with butterfat at 36 cents eggs 17 cents heavy hens 24 cents leghorn hens 11 cents and old roosters 6 cents geese price not shown ducks 12 cents springs 17 cents leghorn springs 1 cent. Cattle prices for stockers feeders steady to slow with calves and cows and heifers quoted at 3.60 to 6.00 dollars. Grain prices show wheat No 2 around 28 cents and corn 82 cents. barley 60 cents per bushel.
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Atlantic
HOG SUPPLY LOWER AS MARKET RISES ACROSS MARKETS
Receipts for hogs around 29,000 with prices higher. light weights sold up to 9.35, best at 9.25. Cattle, calves, and sheep showing varied moves. hogs at Omaha and Kansas City, St. Joseph and South Omaha report steady to higher bids, heavy weights softening in some markets.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
St. Joseph
Choice
E. St. Louis
Sioux City
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Liberty Bond Quotations Report From New York
Liberty bond market data released in New York shows closing quotations for several series. The 3 1/4% and 4% issues trade around 100 to 103 with varying fractions, while the 4 1/4% and other series move in the 108 range.
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Rites Tomorrow for A F Berry Local Pioneer
Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 at the Presbyterian church for Argyle Franklin Berry a Cass County pioneer who died yesterday afternoon at 1 30 at the home of his son George W Berry 600 East Fourth street after a lingering illness The Rev William Mack will officiate and interment will be made in the Atlantic cemetery Six nephews of the deceased will serve as pallbearers Mr Berry was born March 19 1840 in Menard county Illinois the son of James and Jane Berry who moved from Tennessee to Illinois in 1828 He was married to Nancy Helen Hudspeth November 27 1862 and lived on the home farm until moving to Cass County in 1881 The family lived on a farm in this county until moving to Atlantic in 1910 Mrs Berry died February 27 1913 He is survived by four children Betty of this city Argyle Franklin Berry Jr of Massena Sarah Lutitia Trailer of Washington five Sprin Doe Edward Anderson Gerry of Tacoma Wash One son died in infancy Six grandchildren and seven great grandchildren also survive
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Argyle Franklin Berry
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Cass
George W. Berry
East Fourth Street
William Mack
Atlantic Cemetery
Mr. Berry
Menard County
James
Jane QO. Berry
Tennessee
Ilinois
Ann Rutledge
Abraham Lincoln
Berry
Lincoln
Salem
Army Plane Gets Head Start as Fliers Back Out
Honolulu June 28 Richard Grace the aviator with a broken neck and navy entrant in the Pacific span race speeds up for a Hawaii to mainland flight. A new propeller will arrive today at Pearl Harbor and be fitted by mechanics before Grace pilots his monoplane to Kauai and then on to California.
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Pearl Harbor
Grace
Kauai
California
Great Hit The Most Popular After-Dinner Beaker Father
A readable fragment from the Worth Star Telegram and Record offers a glimpse of a Sunday item about a family or event titled Great Hit The Most Popular After-Dinner Beaker. The text is incomplete but suggests a local feature or routine noting a father figure and a post-dinner moment.
Livestock Scribe Addresses Local Rotary Club
Bruce McCulloigh editor of the Daily Journal Stockman told Rotarians last evening at the Calumet cafe about meat industry development and its twin transport system. He defended the commission man as essential to fair farmer pricing while outlining road bond efforts and noting a July 11 meeting with no July 4 gathering.
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Livestock Commission
Bruce Me
Cullough
Daily Journal-Stockman
South Omaha
Rotary Club
Calumet Cafe
McCulloigh
Mount Galted
Commission
Harry Bi. Swan
Cass Count
Ois
L. G. Sorden
BeNtulatione
Self
Red Bartholomew
J. A. Marshall
Notice of studio closure during tour
On tour and vacation, the studio will be closed until further notice. The message is attributed to Ry W. Graham and dated 2027.
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Soi
Ry W
Graham
Bluffs Bar Meet Lost Over Mud Roads
Council Bluffs lost the 1928 state bar association annual meeting due to poor roads. Attendees from Pottawattamie County reported the Davenport meeting had promised Council Bluffs would host in 1928 if roads were improved. Henry K. Peterson and others noted paving plans and potential delays.
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Bar
Council Blufes, Inc
W._B. Mitchell
Raymond Smith
Towa
Council Bluffs
Davenport
State Bar Association
Peterson
Bar, Association
State
Bar Association
Iowa City
Vanderbilt Heiress Weds Mining Engineer in New York
Miss Grace Vanderbilt, heir to the Vanderbilt millions, married Henry Gassaway Davis III, a mining engineer, in a ceremony at the license bureau chapel in New York. The bride is the daughter of Cornelius Vanderbilt and Grace Wilson Vanderbilt.
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NEW_YORK
1. N.S
Grace Vanderbilt
Henry Gassaway Davis
Miss Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Grace Wilson Vanderbilt
Oakland men injured when coupe crashes near Carson
Harold Robinson of Oakland and Fred Chilson escaped worse injuries when their car struck a bridge railing four miles north of Carson and overturned into a ditch about 3 30 Sunday morning. Robinson suffered severe neck lacerations and shoulder injuries. Chilson’s injuries were minor. George Smith freed them and summoned a local physician for treatment.
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Harold Robinson
Oakland
Fred’ ‘Chileon
Robinson
Chilson
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