Wall Street Mix Sees Industrials Fall as Rails Rise
In New York trading August 13 stocks shifted from industrials to rails after advisory from commissions. Sugars and motors dropped as overnight trade rumors cooled, GM and Overland shares slid while oils faced unease over rumored price wars. Call money eased to 4 percent, stabilizing the market as highs recovered before closing strong.
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New York
Commission House
General Motors Hutson
Willy Overland
Omaha Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Omaha livestock market update for August 15 shows hogs mostly 10 to 20 cents lower with heavy buyers at 12.75 to 13.35 and top 13.35. Cattle receipts 8 700 with fed cattle steady to higher and veal strong, bulls weaker. Sheep receipts 11 500 with fat lambs 25 cents higher and feeding lambs at up to 15.00.
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Omaha
U. S
Bologna
Chicago cash grain prices mixed across cereals and seeds
Chicago cash grain outlook shows bid levels for wheat corn oats rye and barley with a range of No 2 to No 5 grades and sample grades. lard ribs and bellies listed with prices.
Omaha cash grain prices for wheat oats and corn
Omaha on August 13 reports No 1 hard wheat at 1.70 to 1.73 and No 2 hard at 1.66 to 1.74. No 2 mixed 1.72. Corn includes No 1 white 98 to 99 and No 1 yellow 1.04 with No 2 mixed 98. Oats list No 2 white 40 to 40% and No 3 white 39 to 40%.
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Chicago
Omaha
Cash grain prices in St Louis market report
St Louis cash grain prices listed August 13 show No 2 red wheat at 1.75 to 1.77, corn values around 1.06 to 1.08 for multiple grades, and oats at No 2 white 42 to 42% plus No 3 white 41 to 42.
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ST. Louis
East St. Louis Market Reports Horses and Mules
East St. Louis on August 13 reports horses good to choice draft stock with prices around 75 to 100 for common draft types. Mules range from 14.3 to 17 hands with prices between 60 and 225 dollars depending on size and quality. Coffee futures in New York firm with Sept at 19.00 and Dec at 17.00.
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East St. Louis
Coffee
New York
Coffee Rio No
Santos No
Weather Observations for the Past 24 Hours
Local weather observations show rain recorded at Hizb Low and Phars with varied amounts. Readings include 1.34 inches at the start, 0.75 inches midweek, and 0.74 inches on Aug 13. Temperatures range from the upper sixties to mid seventies with no notable winds reported.
Chicago Livestock Market Slower Hogs and Cattle Prices Mixed
Receipts 21 000 hogs with prices mostly 10 to 25 cents lower than midweek. light and slaughter demand moderate. 110 to 225 pound hogs 13 50 to 13 80. cattle receipts 11 000 with few choice steers steady, others down 15 to 20 cents, trade slow. sheep receipts 15 000 with fat native lambs selling around 14 75 to 15 15, buck lambs weaker, heavy feeding lambs 14 50, fat sheep steady.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U. S
Poultry and Produce Markets Reported For Chicago
Chicago August 13 report shows alive six ears in one dye fowls 18 25 percent broilers 20 27 springs 26 roosters 16 geese old 16 market steady to strong. Potatoes receipts 36 on track 142 ears total United States shipments 513 trading good market stronger especially Minnesota Kansas Missouri cobblers 2.65 2.85 Idaho sacked rurals 3.35 Colorado white sacked 3.50 2.65. Eggs unchanged receipts 6 948 cases firsts 30 81 percent ordinary firsts 28 14 29. Cheese unchanged twins 22 23 twin daisies 22 22 4 single daisies 23 14 M23 percent Americas 23 724 long horns 23 24 brick 21 22.
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Chicago
United States
Minnesota
Kansas
Missouri
Americas
Market Report of Butter Eggs Cheese and Poultry Prices
New York buyers see unsettled butter with receipts 12 371 tubs and price spread 43 percent for extras and 91 for firsts. Eggs steady with 20 506 cases and firsts at 32 3. Nearby hennery whites and fresh gathered extras mixed. Cheese steady at 229 44 pounds with fats and fancy grades up to 25 percent. Live poultry irregular with broilers by freight 26 29 and dressed poultry steady to firm with fowls 18 34.
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New York
Poultry and egg prices listed from St Louis and Kansas City
In St Louis on Aug 13 prices show Hoens 23 percent, springs 22, ducks 12, turkeys 30, old ducks 14, young ducks 17, geese 5, young geese 12. Ngps 29. Butter 41 percent. In Kansas City on Aug 13 eggs unchanged, firsts 27. Butter Creamery 47 48, pack ing unchanged 26. Poultry unchanged: hens 20, broilers 23, springs 22, roosters 18. Potatoes unchanged home grown 1.60 1.75.
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St. Louis
Springs
Kansas City
St. Joseph Livestock Market Report
Hogs receipts 4,000 at 10 to 18 cents lower, top 13.55, bulk 18.00. Cattle receipts 2,700 steady. steers bulk 7.75 to 14.00, cows and heifers 3.25 to 12.00, calves 5.00 to 11.00, stockers and feeders 5.00 to 9.00. Sheep receipts 2,500 steady. lambs 13.50 to 14.65, ewes 6.00 to 7.00.
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ST. Joseph
Toledo Seed Market Prices Include Clover and Timothy
Toledos seed market lists clover bids at 17.10 for Aug. 13 and 14.65 for Dec with 14.75 for Mar. Timothy seed cash bids 3.85 with asks at 4.25 for Sept and 4.10 for Oct and 4.20 for Dec.
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Toledo
Clover Seed
Timothy Seed
Liberty Bonds Closing Figures Reported
New York August 13 U S bonds closed with Liberty 344s at 100.23 First 4148s at 101.27 Second 4%1s at 100.30 Third 4s at 101.15 Fourth 44s at 102.3 U S Treasury 4s at 102.22 and U S Treasury 4146 at 106.4.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
U. S
Liberty
U. S. Treasury
Sugar steady in New York market report
Sugar prices hold firm in New York with Cuban raw at 4.30 duty paid and refined grades quiet at 5.35 to 5.50 for fine granulated.
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New York
Wheat and corn futures slip amid mixed Chicago demand
Active buying emptied surplus in the wheat pit with prices advancing then easing. September and December wheat closed mixed as milling demand rose while rain depressed corn, oats held steady with mild losses, and hog price declines weighed on provisions.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Atlantic
Midwest Hay Prices Mixed Across Markets
Market notes from St Louis and Kansas City dated August 13 show No 2 timothy at 21.00 to 22.00 and No 2 light clover mixed at 21.00 to 22.00 while No 2 heavy clover mixed sits at 18.00. Choice western alfalfa ranges 28.00 to 29.00. Kansas City reports No 1 prairie unchanged at 10.50 to 11.50.
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St. Louis
Kansas City
Hay
Prairie
Flour Prices and Local Visit Notes
Flour markets show a 20 cent rise with shipments totaling 31 974 barrels and bran at 25.00. Mr. and Mrs H Churchill of Winterset return home after a short visit. Mrs Winslow and sons arrive from Ottumwa after a week with relatives. Mrs H M Stanley and family return from St Joseph after two weeks away.
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Minneapolis
H. Churchill
Winterset
W. C. Winslow
David
Edward
New York Avenue
Ottumwa
H. M. Stanley
Marian
Horace
St. Joseph
State Bureau Officer Coming to Afton Picnic
L. J. Nickle reports the County Farm Bureau picnic at Afton on August 20 in connection with the Afton Legion Play Days. The program includes girls club contests, demonstrations, a Gribben address, fashion show, livestock exhibits, and a lime use discussion with Union County farmers urged to plan ahead for soil testing and limestone orders.
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Ray Gribben
Farmers of County
Afton
L. J. Nickle
Farm Bureau
Afton Legion
Pierce
Union County
I. 0. O.pf
Gribben
John Kepner
Douglas Township
Kepner
Tay FE
Iowa State Farm Bureau ‘Federation
Farm Bureau Clothing
J. J. Pettinger
L. V. Krisinger
Spaulding Township
Allen Cook
Jincoln
George Johanston
Highland Township
Fields Cochran
Jay Steele
Madison County
Wayhe Hall
New Hope
True Moffitt
McCall
Holloway
Sand Creek Township
Blain Peterson
Daugherty
Bullard
Earl Carey
Dodge Township
Margaret Peterson Returns Home From Simpson College
Miss Margaret Peterson arrived home Wednesday morning from Indianola where she attended summer school at Simpson College. She will spend the rest of the summer with her parents.
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Margaret Peterson
Indianola
Simpson College
Society Notes From Lots O Fun Club Meeting
The Lots O Fun club gathered Wednesday at Mrs. Leo Wiedman home. Contests and crossword puzzles delighted members with Mrs. John Deer winning the honors. Attending were Mrs. Harold Van derlinden Mrs. Lester Boswell Mrs. Harry Searls Mrs. John Deer and guest Miss Opal Lunt.
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Leo Wiedman
John Deer
Harold Vanderlinden
Lester Boswell
Harry Searls
Opal Lunt
Sunday School Picnic At Morehead Home
Mrs. R. K. Morehead and Miss Esther Wright hosted the Baptist church Sunday school classes on the lawn at 702 West Montgomery. Twenty five children attended and the afternoon featured games and a 5:30 picnic.
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R. K. Morehead
Esther Wright
The
Baptist Church
Morehead
West
Montgomery Street
Critchfield Family Plan Breckenridge Visit
Mr and Mrs W C Critchfield and their son Jack of 302 North Sprue Street left this morning for Breckenridge Missouri to spend the weekend with relatives.
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W .C. Critchfiel
Jack
North Sprue Street
Breckenridge, Mo
Dodge Woman Credits Karnak for Rapid Recovery
Mrs. Fred Crawford of Fort Dodge Iowa recounts a dramatic recovery after using Karnak medicine. She suffered months with stomach trouble and indigestion, but after four bottles she reports improved appetite, no pain, and renewed energy, praising Karnak as the greatest medicine. Karnak is sold in Creston by Newcomb Matthews and by leading town druggists.
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Fred Crawford
Central Ave
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Katnak
Creston
Newcomb .& Matthews
Adv
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Sally
First National
Colleen Moore
Strand Theatre
Floyd Hughes
Leon Errol
Marillyn Miller
John Golden
Lightnin
June Mathis
Alfred E. Green
Bobbie Burns
Ziegfeld
Dodge
Mrs. Crawford
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