Wall Street Stocks Slip Amid Profit Taking In Morning Trade
Bullish demonstrations in specialties masked profit taking as standard industrials led the morning session. United States Steel fell about 1.26 to 1.295 percent before support appeared, while Nash Motors rose about 9 points and Jersey Central slid five.
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New York
Ethel
Associated Dry Goods
Dupont
Baldwin
American Can
General Motors
Mexican Seaboard
United States Steel
Nash
Wickwire Spencer
Jersey Central
United Fruit
Chicago cash grain and provisions market summary
Chicago prices for grains and provisions are listed with bid and near-term figures. The report shows No 2 rail corn and various mixed and white corn grades, oats, rye, barley, and small selections for lard, ribs and bellies with multiple monthly quotes and close values.
ST JOSEPH LIVESTOCK HOGS CATTLE SHEEP MARKETS JAN 19
Hogs receipts 6 500 varying 15 to 25 cents higher top 10 60 bulk 9 90 to 16 50 cattle receipts 3 000 steady steers 7 00 to 9 50 cows and heifers 2 25 to 9 00 calves 4 00 to 30 50 stockers and feeders 4 40 to 7 50 sheep receipts 6 500 higher lambs 17 00 to 18 50 ewes 9 50 to 30 75
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ST. Joseph
Flour Prices Rise in Minneapolis Market Report
Minneapolis dealers report flour prices showing a small rise with gains of about 20 cents. Early price list notes family buyers paying around 9.70 to 9.90 per unit and bran at about 381.00, reflecting regional market adjustments.
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Minneapolis
Sugar prices in New York market update
Raw sugar in New York on January 19 closed at 9 with duty paid. Refined sugar priced at 10 and 625 for fine granulated.
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New York
Weather Summary of New Year Observations
The past 24 hours ending 7 pm yesterday recorded rainfall with .26 inches on Tuesday, .82 inches on Wednesday, .20 inches on Thursday, and 1.00 inch on Friday. Temperatures ranged from a high of 63 on Friday to a low near 4 on several days. No rainfall was noted on several days while wind conditions are not specified.
Chicago Livestock Prices Advance On Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Chicago livestock market report shows hog receipts 70 000 with gains 15 to 250 higher and varied by weight, including best heavy butchers and light weights. Cattle receipts 23 000 with slow fat cattle trade and slight rises for cows and heifers. bulls steady. stockers scarce. Sheep receipts 24 000 with slow demand yet fat lambs firm to higher and top prices improving. Official tomorrow estimates set hogs 42 000 cattle 12 000 sheep 13 000.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U. S. Dept. of Agric
Poultry and Produce Prices Across Markets Jan 19
Chicago reports on poultry alive and fowls with varied prices and percentages for roosters ducks and geese. Eggs decline 3 cents with firsts and selected categories, butter creamery yields and packing prices listed. Potatoes and other butter and egg data populated with regional notes including Wisconsin Michigan and Idaho markets and St Louis prices for hens springs and turkeys.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Jan
Red River
St. Louis
Butter and Egg Markets Show Mixed Movement in New York
New York markets report steady butter with declines in receipts and varied creamery scores and extras. Eggs firm with rising firsts and seconds, and cheese remains steady with large receipts. Live poultry and dressed poultry show mixed freight and express prices across multiple categories.
Omaha Cash Grain: Wheat Corn and Oats Prices
Wheat prices ranged No 1 hard at 1.79 to 1.81, No 2 hard at 1.79 to 1.82. Corn traded No 2 white at 1.20 and No 2 yellow at 1.27. Oats listed No 1 white at 0.604 to 0.60? and No 2 white at 0.59.
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Chicago
Omaha
Jan
Visible Supply Report for American Grains
The visible supply in New York on January 19 shows changes in bushels: wheat down 3,676,000. corn up 1,686,000. oats up 992,000. rye down 138,000. barley down 327,000. The data reflect shifts in supply components across major grains.
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New York
Wheat and corn surge to new high prices on big deal
Chicago trading on a large deal sent wheat and corn to fresh records as May wheat rose above 1.90 a bushel. Liverpool upturn, strong export demand, and possible crop scare supported gains despite heavy selling. May wheat closed 1.90 1/8. July 1.66 3/4. Corn and oats followed, closing firmer on limited receipts and hog price action.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Germany
Scandinavia
Omaha Livestock Market Report January Sales
Omaha stock entries on January 19 show hogs at 9.75 to 10.35 typical, top 10.45, with larger weights around 200 to 250 pounds. cattle receipts 8,500 with red steers and yearlings steady to higher, cows and heifers 4.00 to 7.60, veal top 10.00, and hogs and sheep prices mixed as on the day. Lambs and feeding lambs run up to 18.25 and 17.00 respectively, with ewes at around 11.00 and yearlings near 15.00.
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Omaha
Bologna
Horse and Mule Market Prices in East St Louis
East St Louis January 19 reports varied market for horses and mules with drafts priced 125 to 175 dollars, 2 year old easterns 60 to 175, southern horses 30 to 45, mules 16 to 17 hands 175 to 225, 15 to 16.2 hands 125 to 200, 14 to 15 hands 25 to 50 dollars.
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East St Louis
Hay Market Report from Louis Jan 19
Hay prices listed in Louis as of January 19 with timothy at 24 to 25 dollars per unit, mixed clover at 21 to 22 dollars, and alfalfa at 30 to 31 dollars per unit. The report notes market steadiness for No 1 timothy and standard grades.
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Louis
Liberty Bonds Closing Prices Report
New York January 19 U S bonds closed with Liberty bonds at 101.12 for 3448 First 44 5 at 101.19 Second 4s 100.28 Third 4148 101.12 Fourth 4%8 101.25 U S Treasury 4s 100.19 UCS Treasury 44s 104.23.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
U. S
Liberty
U.S .Treasury
UCS Treasury
Toledo Seed Market Report
Toledo today reports seed prices including lower seed ash and old seed with January and February dates. Timothy seed shows 3.30 cash and 3.55 asked for March, while other seed types list 19.45 and 3.30 figures.
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Toledo
Coffee futures steady as Jan 21.74 shows on board
Coffee, Rio No 7 28 percent Santos No 4 28 percent reported in New York on Jan 19 with futures steady and notes for January 21.74 and May 1955 contracts keeper observers expect little change.
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New York
Rio
Santos
Grain exports rise to 3.706 million bushels in week
Washington reports United States grain exports for the last week totaling 3,706,000 bushels, up from 2,501,000 bushels the prior week.
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Washington
United States
Desperate Hospital Duel Ends in Inmate Mortality
In Milwaukee on January 19 at the Wauwatosa hospital for the insane a fight using heavy mops left inmate John Kuehn aged 57 dead after Albert Joe struck a mop wound to his abdomen. The clash followed an argument between the two inmates.
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Wis
Wauwatosa
John Kuehn
Albert Joe
Former Queen Maria Sophia Amelia Dies in Munich
The Naples born former Queen Maria Sophia Amelia of Bavaria died in Munich at age 78. Born October 4 1841 at Possenhofen she married Francis II last Bourbon king of Naples in 1859. She led troops at Gaeta during the 1860 61 defense against Garibaldi before exile with her husband.
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Bavaria
Maria Sophia Amelia
Naples
Possenhofen
Carl Theodore
Francis
Garibaldi
Sicily
Italy
Gaeta
Maria Sophia
Sardinia
Austria
France
Mrs Cornelia B Stone Dies At 84 In Washington
Mrs Cornelia B Stone of Galveston Texas former president general of the United Daughters of the Confederacy died in Washington last night at age 84. Des Moines reports a 64 year old man W A Montgomery was shot during a car hold up when he exchanged gunfire with two bandits in Des Moines on Friday night.
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Cornelia B. Stone
Galveston
Tex
The
United Daughters of the Confedercy
Des Moines
W. A. Montgomery
Longtime Sioux City Priest Rev J H Barron Dies
Rev Father J H Barron died in Boone Iowa at age 70 after more than four decades of service in the Sioux City diocese He was the first chancellor of the diocese and the oldest priest by service In Sioux City Bishop Heelan will say the funeral mass in Boone on Wednesday
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Sioux City
J. H. Barron
Poone
Father Barron
Heelan
Boone
Patrick reiterates innocence in Saltville dam explosion case
Bristol W Va Jan 19 Roy W Patrick 27 held in Marion county jail on a charge of dynamiting the Saltville dam on Christmas Eve that killed 19 people and caused severe property damage. He again asserts his innocence and says he will prove an alibi.
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Bristol
W. Va
Roy W. Patrick
Marion
Saltville
Mayflower Docks at Navy Yard After Potomac Weekend Cruise
The Mayflower arrived early in the day at the navy yard after President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge accompanied by a party of friends spent a weekend cruise down the Potomac.
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Washington
President Coolidge
Southern Leaders Honored In Richmond Birthdays
Richmond Virginia commemorated the birthdays of General Robert E Lee and Stonewall Jackson with exercises at Battle Abbey and a public mass meeting. Although Lee was born January 19 and Jackson on January 21, the event honored both memories.
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Richmond
South
Robert Ek
Lee
Stonewall Jackson
Battle Abbey
Jackson
Invitation mixed foursome golf tourney slated for summer
New York reports a mixed invitation foursome event to be played next summer at Glenhead Long Island’s Woman's Golf and Tennis club. Miss Marion Hotling district champion says the plan mirrors an English annual feature and will become a metropolitan district fixture. Mrs. William Goodby Loew offers a cup and invitations go to top players nationwide.
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New York
England
Marion Hotling
Glenhead
Long Island
William Goodby Loew
Des Moines University Considers Aubrey Divine Hire
Des Moines officials discussed hiring Aubrey Divine former Iowa star quarterback as assistant coach for multiple sports. Divine, a Des Moines resident and Iowa bar member, was coaching at Denver University and would join the university staff if offered.
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Des Moines
Des Moines University
Aubrey Divine
University of Iowa
Denver University
Devine
Iowa
Lawyer Returns to Practice and Coaching Role
A professional indicates willingness to resume practicing law while also serving as a coach. The statement signals dual commitment to legal work and team leadership, outlining a plan to balance both responsibilities.
Indian youth blinded in reservation attack on Moore
Tama Iowa January 19 Albert Moore a young Indian brave is in the hospital on the reservation blinded in both eyes after a fight with Amos Morgan who allegedly tossed him in the face over Moore's attentions to Mrs Morgan Doctors say Moore will lose sight of both eyes.
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Tama
Albert Moore
Amos Morgan
Moore
Aviators Hinton and Stevens Return Safely in Hydroplane
Walter Hinton and Captain W A Stevens, missing for about ten days in the Amazon region, have been found and flown back to the Rice expedition camp on the Parina river. A radio message confirms their safe arrival at the advance camp.
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New York
Walter Hinton
W. A. Stevens
Amazon
South America
Parina River
Local teens set for state bowling tournament action
Cedar Rapids reports six teen five man teams compete in the annual state bowling tourney with Davenport Fort Dodge Mason City players leading the team doubles and singles. F Wall of Mason City, last year's singles champion, dropped to seventh with 585.
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Cedar Rapids
Wahkonsas Hotel
Fort Dodge
Davenport
Mason City
F. Wall
Harveys Woman Dies After Stove Blaze
Dubuque Iowa news reports Mrs Ethel Harveys aged 22 died in a hospital from burns suffered when an overheated stove ignited her clothing on Saturday. The incident occurred after she was exposed to the blaze earlier in the week.
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Dubuque, Ja
Ethel Harveys
Fire destroys upper portion of Cosman home in Clinton
A blaze today in Clinton Iowa caused more than 5000 dollars in damage, destroying the upper portion of Mrs. M. J. Cosman’s residence. No injuries were reported. Local fire crews battled the flames.
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Clinton, Ta
M. J. Cosman
Morrison Addresses Episcopalians of Iowa
In Des Moines on January 19 the Right Reverend Theodore Morrison of Davenport, bishop of Iowa, delivered the annual address to a joint meeting at the seventy third annual convention. He spoke on changes in modern business and society and the churchs evolving role. A key feature was the emphasis on religious education with twenty young people planning futures through church programs.
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Des Moines
Theodore Morrison
Davenport
Episcopal Diocese of
Iowa
Diocese Reorganization Convention and Daughters of the King Meeting
The convention advances the diocesan reorganization under the council plan. The Daughters of the King met in conjunction with the convention with reports from officers and election of delegates to the general convention and the provincial synod.
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Daughters of the King
Lodge Complaint Against Dundee and His Manager
Paris reports a formal complaint against Johnny Dundee and manager Jimmy Johnston for failing to stage the Dundee Bretonnel fight slated for January 27. Promoter Boyer filed a 75000 franc damages suit in French civil courts, citing their actions.
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Associated Press
Paris
Johnny Dundee
Jimmy Johnston
Boyer
Dundee
Plymouth
New York
Johnny
United States
Bretonnel
Italy
Circumstances May Upset Sweden's Armament Plan
Stockholm dated report says Swedish MPs may delay disarmament moves due to renewed anxiety over Soviet Russia. Estonian uprising and fate of the Wrangell fleet seized by France influence defense budgets. If ships remain in the Baltic Sweden would keep four armored war vessels in Baltic waters.
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Associated Press
Stockholm
Russia
Esthenia
Baltic
Sweden
Rad Salts Remedy for Rheumatism Claims Quick Relief
An advertisement promotes rad Salts as a treatment for rheumatism and acidity. It asserts damp weather and kidney strain cause toxins that inflame joints, recommending a spoonful daily in water for a week to neutralize acids and cleanse the blood. It touts wide use and low cost.
Knights of Columbus Give $125000 to Legion Programs
Indianapolis reports gifts totaling 125000 to fund American Legion rehabilitation and child welfare work this year while a 5 million endowment fund is raised. Knights of Columbus contributed 75000 for rehabilitation and the American Legion auxiliary and Worty-Righy each pledged 25000 to child welfare.
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Ind
American Legion
The
Legion
Knights’ of Columbus
American Legion Auxiliary
Worty-Righy
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