Wall Street Stocks Rise Amid Public Demand Aug 4
Public participation grows as trading proceeds in a brisk market. Rich man stocks above 200 dollars a share attract buyers amid reports of capital splits and higher dividends. General Motors and Dupont hit new highs while United Drier and Ginter also reach new peaks. Public utilities see heavy accumulation as power and light stock offerings boost demand. Call money returns at 4 percent and the close is firm.
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New York
General Motors
Dupont
United Drie and Ginter Company
Omaha Livestock Prices Report From Aug 4
U S Department of Agriculture report from Omaha notes hog receipts of 11000 with mix of prices and gains, cattle receipts 7500 with higher fats and steady veals, and sheep receipts 9000 with lambs up to 25 cents higher. Top hogs 10.25 to 15.60, cattle fed steers up to 14.25, lambs 15.00 to 15.25, with various feeders and natives listed.
Chicago grain and provisions prices on Aug fourth
Open high low figures for wheat corn oats rye lard ribs and bellies listed for Sept Dec May contracts at Chicago markets. Prices show slight gains and declines across futures with session ranges and nearby values noted.
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Chicago Grain & Provisions
Chicago
NAS
Horse and Mule Market Prices at East St. Louis
East St. Louis market reports high quality horses at 150 to 175 dollars for draft stock and 75 to 100 dollars for good eastern chunks. Southern horses bring 45 to 75 dollars. Mules range 175 to 225 dollars for 16 to 17 hands, 125 to 190 dollars for 15 to 16.2 hands, and 60 to 100 dollars for 14.3 to 16.2 hands.
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East St. Louis
Wheat and corn prices from Omaha cash grain report
Omaha cash grain prices list wheat and corn with bid levels for No 1 and No 2 grades. No 1 white corn quoted at 1.02 dollars. No 1 yellow 1.04. No 1 mixed 1.01. Wheat shows No 1 hard around 1.63 to 1.65 and No 2 hard about 1.61 to 1.69. Oats show No 2 white near 0.41 dollars.
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Omaha
Market Prices For Farm Goods In Unclear Report
The fragment lists various farm product prices including eggs and geese with cents per unit and horse hides at a listed price. The text is garbled with illegible sections and inconsistent formatting, preventing a clear full itemization. It references noon on August 4 and mentions several commodities without coherent context.
Chicago Livestock Markets Report Fluctuating Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Chicago prices show mixed demand with hog receipts around 14 000 pounds, prices up 10 to 20 cents for good weights, top hogs at 14.56, sows around 12.60, heavy weights weaker. Cattle receipts 10 000 with strong to steady demand, high grades scarce, steers around 15.25 to 15.50, weights mixed. Sheep receipts 10 000 with fat lambs fair to strong, natives and western feeders listed around 15 00 to 15 40 depending on quality. Official estimates for tomorrow: hogs 18 000, cattle 13 000, sheep 15 000.
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Chicago
U. S. Dept. of Agric
Live and Dressed Poultry and Dairy Prices Reported
Chicago markets show alive prices with fowls 18 25 cents, springs 27, broilers 20 25, ducks 20 23, geese 15 19, turkeys 26. Butter and eggs in New York and Chicago steady to firm with various grades quoted, while St Louis and Kansas City list weaker poultry and unchanged potato prices across regions.
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Chicago
Springs
Kansas
Missouri
Idaho
Colorado
Minnesota
New York
Express
St. Louis
Kansas City
Ohios
Livestock Prices and Receipts From St Joseph Market
Hogs receipts 3 000 with 16 to 20 cents higher. Top at 13 90 and bulk around 13 25 to 13 90. Cattle receipts 2 500 with steers 8 000 12 25, top 14 00, cows and heifers 3 25 to 12 56, calves 5 00 to 10 00, stockers and feeders 550 at 9 50. Sheep receipts 6 500 with lambs 13 75 to 15 25, ewes 6 00 to 8 00.
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ST. Joseph
Wheat Prices Rise on Canada Crop Reports and European Demand
Unfavorable Canadian crop signals plus stronger European demand lift wheat futures after opening declines. September gains to around 1.60 while December nears 1.61. Corn and oats lag and then firm with September at about 1.05 and 1.03 respectively, while hogs push provision values higher.
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Chicago
Canada
Saskatchewan
Liverpool
Atlantic
Chicago cash grain prices across wheat corn oats rye and fats
Chicago August 4 price table shows wheat futures with multiple No numbers and different grades. Corn values range 1.04 to 1.11 per unit with assorted yellow and white varieties. Oats rye barley timothy seed lower seed lard ribs bellies listed with corresponding prices.
Printed Voices and Fabrics Sale Quick Rack Clearout
Pretty textiles including crepes brocade cloths tub silks and silks offered at two low prices. Amoskeag Gingham priced at 1.69 dollars each, cut full and roomy sizes 36 to 46. Name of store not given. Event signals clearance sale to move stock fast.
Liberty Bonds Bulletin From New York Market
U S bonds closed with Liberty 214s at 100.21 Second 4s blank First 44s at 101.23 Second 4%8s 100.21 Third 4%s at 101.10 Fourth 41438 102 U S Treasury 4s at 102.24 U S Treasury 444s at 106.6
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York
U. S
Liberty
U. S. Treasury
Toledo Seed Market Prices and Dates Note
Toledo Ohio August 4 Clover seed prices listed for cash and futures with dates. Timothy seed cash price noted with September and October dates.
Coffee futures slip as Rio No 7 and Santos ease
New York August 4 coffee markets show Rio No 7 at 201 4 Santos No 4 at 23 percent. Futures ease with Sept at 18.00 and Dec at 15.92.
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New York
Rio
Santos No
Seek To Restrain State In Evolution Argument
Dr John R Neal chief counsel for the Scopes defense filed a petition in the eastern Tennessee federal court seeking to restrain state authorities from further prosecution of the case The petition argues the Tennessee anti evolution law is unconstitutional and that Scopes prepared for teaching at considerable expense and effort implying impairment of his future as a teacher A separate taxpayer petition was not filed pending amendments to the plea
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Associated Press
Chattanooga
Tenn
John T. Scopes
John R. Neal
Southern Division
Eastern District of Tennessee
Robert Wilson
Scopes
Tennessee
Hay Price Listings From St Louis And Kansas City Markets
Market reports show hay prices in St Louis with No 2 timothy 16.00 18.00 and No 2 light and heavy clover mixed 16.00 18.00, choice western alfalfa 27.00 28.00. Kansas City notes prairie No 1 11.00 11.50 and clover No 1 11.00 13.00 with a general 50¢ drop.
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Hay
St. Louis
Kansas City
Grain price updates from St Louis cash market
St Louis cash grain report lists wheat at No 2 red 1.71 to 1.72 and No 2 hard 1.69 to 1.71. Corn prices show No 2 mixed 1.06 to 1.07, No 2 white 1.08, No 2 yellow 1.10, No 3 yellow 1.09 and No 4 yellow 1.08. Oats prices include No 2 white 42 to 42. No 3 White 42 and No 4 white 41.
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Chicago
ST. Louis
Sugar Prices Steady in New York Market
Raw sugar holds at 4.27 duty paid while refined grades stay firm from 5.20 to 5.40 for fine granulated in New York trading on August 4.
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New York
Sale of Vanderbilt chateau ends New York residential exclusivity
In Manhattan the Cornelius Vanderbilt mansion between 57th and 58th Streets is sold to a development syndicate, signaling the collapse of the city's last stronghold for exclusive residential living as commerce and social influence push outward.
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Manhattan Island
Cornelius Vanderbilt
58Th
Training Camp Students To Hold Athletic Meet
Des Moines reports 1600 boys from Iowa Nebraska and Missouri at Fort Des Moines for a Citizens Military Training Camp athletic meet. Ten companies compete by state in track tennis baseball and army work with cups offered for individual and state superiority.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
Nebraska
Missouri
Fort Des Moines
Citizen
Fifth Avenue Passing As Resident District
The turnover in Fifth Avenue real estate development for the seven months ending July 31 reached about 50 million dollars, roughly one third of Manhattan’s total land and building expenditures for the period. The article notes the fate of the famed thoroughfare and suggests implications for its future.
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Associated Press
New York
Fifth Avenue
Manhattan
Judge Resigns To Re-Enter Law Practice
Des Moines reports Governor Hammill names H. J. Mantz of Audubon to succeed T. J. Whitmore as judge of the fifteenth district court. Whitmore resigns to return to active law practice with H. M. Boorman of Atlantic.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Hammill
H. J. Mantz
Audubon
District Court of the
Fifteenth Judicial District
T. J. Whitmore
Whitmore
H. M. Boorman
Atlantic
Local residents arrive and depart visiting Creston
Des Moines visitors Miss Vivian McClune and Miss Garnet Tisue host calls at 404 North Maple. Wilma Johnson hosts as Bernice Hancock returns to Quincy after a three week stay. Multiple travelers including Miss Margaret Ryan, Mr. and Mrs. Tillin and others arrive or depart from Creston with plans to visit relatives or return home.
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Vivian McClune
Des Moines
Creston
Garnet Tisue
Maple Street
P. N. Johnson
Wilma
Wheeler Jennings
Margaret Ryan
Emporia
Kan
Will Hayes
Lenox
St. Vincent's Hospital
Billings
Mont
E. Haering
Rose Keys Hag
Wayne Carter
George Crutthers
St. Petersburg
Fla
H. J. Tillin
Henry
Alice J. Powers
N. P. Pratt
Spaulding
Lilian Hall
A. B. Hall
North Sycamore Street
Johnson
Geraldine
Russell
Gerald Clark
Magnolia
Peter Lindahl
Stanton
G. Selander
North Jarvis Street
Mrs. Lindahl
Selander
J. €. Riley
West Mills Street
Winona
Owateenna
Minn
James McCoy
Edward Finefield
Davenport
Waukegan
W. F. Busby
Santa Cruz
Calif
Busby
Hornsby Suspended Three Days By Cardinals Manager
Rogers Hornsby of the St Louis Cardinals was suspended for three days after a controversy with umpire Sweeney following a strike call in the fifth inning of a game against the New York Giants.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis Cardinals
Sweeney
Hornsby
New York Giants
Griswold Sees Double Rock Island Train Service
In Griswold Iowa two Rock Island trains ran daily for the first time after a cooperative meeting Thursday. Officials of the railway company joined local farmers and business leaders to discuss service curtailments affecting other towns.
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Griswold
Rock Island
Dick Kerr Reinstated In Organized Baseball
Dick Kerr former White Sox pitcher and 1919 World Series hero was reinstated in organized baseball by Commissioner Kenesaw M Landis.
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Chicago
Dick Kerr
Foremer White Sox
Kenesaw M. Landis
Waterloo honors Atkinson in funeral services and processions
The body of W. I. Atkinson former speaker of the Iowan house of representatives and University of Iowa football star was escorted to Clarksville his boyhood home in delegations from the Waterloo Relacy Club Masonic and Elks following services at the First Congregational Church where hundreds heard eulogies of his career.
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Waterloo
W. I. Atkinson
Iown House of Representatives
University of Iowa
O ‘Clarksville
Hom
Waterloo Relacy Club
Masonic and Elks
Ers
First Congregational Church
Mrs Currier Heads Overseas for Lake Okoboji Vacation
Mrs Katherine Currier left today for Orient to meet Mr and Mrs Fred Grant and daughter Darlene then proceed to Lake Okoboji for a 10 day stay. Mr and Mrs Art Penkert and Ray Meadows depart for Des Moines then northern lakes for vacation. The Penkerts will leave son Raymond in Des Moines with Mrs Penkert's agents Mr and Mrs W C Welker.
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Katherine Currier
Orient
Fred Grant
Darlene
Lake Okoboji
Art. Penkert
Ray Meadows
Des Moines
Mrs. Penkert
Raymond
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Omaha Livestock
Bologna
Cash Market Report
Sorey Teora
Weap
Chicago Livestock
Board of Trade
Chicago Cash Grain
Nelly
Liberty Bonds
Toledo
Timothy
Dougherty -Tisue Co
Sateen
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