Wall Street Stages Mixed Open With Notable Oil Upturns
Wall Street opened with firm undertones amid light trading as short covering resurfaced in autos. Pacific and Associated Oils hit new yearly highs while Studebaker faced profit taking. National Lead rebounded, and call money rates rose to 4 percent. Chicago livestock markets showed higher hog and cattle quotes with varied demand and steady to improved tone across categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Asosciiated
Pacific Oil
Studebaker
National
Pierce Oil
Market Street Railway Second
Exchange
Call Money Market
DuPont
United States
Chandler
Kelsey
Ehich
American Ice
Fampus
American Car and Foundry
Air Reduction
Phillip Morris
Davidson Chemical
Virginia Carolina Chemical
Poultry and Produce Prices and Receipts Noted in Chicago
Chicago Jaw reports poultry alive and unchanged with 31 entries. Potatoes steady with 38 cars received. U S shipments total 849. Wisconsin round whites 1.20 to 1.30 per unit. Minnesota necks dorudmwhetis 2.345. butter higher with creamery extras at 50, standards 50, firsts 48 to 49, seconds 46 to 47. Eyes unsettled receipts 3,791. firsts 35, ordinary firsts 32 to 33, retr. gerastor firsts 26 to 27.
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U. S
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Gerastor
St Joseph Livestock Market Report
Hogs receipts 8 000 and prices expected higher for shippers while packers are slow with bids 5 to 10 higher top 6 90. Cattle receipts 1 500 with steers around 9 40 cows and calves 3 50 to 8 50 stockers and feeders 6 00 to 5 25. Sheep receipts 3 000 with lambs 13 00 to 13 65 and ewes 7 75 to 8 50.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U. S. Dept OF Agri
Gs Steacy
ST. Joe Livestock
St. Joseph
Omaha Livestock Market Report
Omaha stockyards report divided cattle hogs and sheep receipts for the day. Hogs mixed with lighter demand, weights 150 to 210 pounds around 6.00 to 6.80 per hundredweight. sows near 6.15. Cattle slow with vealers 9.50 to 15.00. bulls lower. feeders 6.25 to 7.00. Sheep slow. fat lambs 13.50 to 13.60. no feeding lambs available.
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Omaha Livestock
Omaha
Jain
Dept OF Agric
Sugar prices rise. beet and cane costs noted
Sugar prices in Salt Lake City climbed 15 cents per hundred pounds with beet at 10.04 per bag and cane at 10.24. New York reports yesterday's raw sugar advance to 70.8 and firmer market with February Cuban sales and granulated sugar at 8.50 to 8.70.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
New York
Cubas
Chicago Grain and Provisions Market Closing Prices
Grain and livestock futures show May and July contracts mixed. Wheat May 111 percent, July 110, Sept 109. Corn May 79, July 80, Sept 55. Oats May 49, July 46, Sept 4. Lard May 11 20, July 11.32. Ribs May 9.65, July 9.60.
Liberty bonds close with mixed yields across issues
In New York on January 31 Liberty bonds closed with varied results. The 34s traded at 99.10, the 42s at 99.92, the 41g2s at 99.13, the 4148s at 9.12, the 4445s at 100, the 414s at 99.16, and the 445s at 100 12. The report covers multiple series and their closing prices.
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New York
Liberty
U.S. Govt
Cotton futures steady on New York market
New York cotton futures closed steady with March at 33.25, May 33.56, July 32.30, October 27.90 and December 27.45, reflecting steady demand and price quietness.
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New York
Chicago Board: Wheat Prices Surge as Corn Markets Open Mixed
Wheat prices rose to new high levels for the crop with May and July bids around 110 cents and related contracts gaining distinctly. Corn opened mixed with slight advances, aided by oats price highs, while hogs weakened, dragging down the provision market.
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Texas
Chicago
Kansas City Livestock Market Report
Kansas City cattle receipts about 3000 with calve 500 and steady demand for heavy steers top at 10.00 while most cattle sit 7.75 to 9.00. hogs receipts 10000 firm to 10 higher with top around 6.85 and average about 6.45 to 6.85. sheep receipts 3000 with lambs generally steady and prices noted around 18.00 to 18.50 for mixed lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Dept OF Agric
Stock market scan shows varied gains and losses
New York trading reflects mixed results with Allied Chemicals and American Sugar slipping modestly while American Locomotive and Bethlehem Steel rise. Banks and industrials show uneven momentum as stocks like Northern Pacific and Union Pacific trade in narrow ranges.
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New York
Allied Chemicals & Dye
American Char & Foundry
American International Corp
American Locomotive
American Smelting & Ref
American
Aarvetean
American Tobacco Dochey Lee Aitchison
Bethlehem Steel
Chandler Motors
Wedbings Saffel Carnes Mrcs Lucile Saffel and Francis Carnes Married
Lucile Saffel of Murray and Francis M Carnes of Prescott wed this afternoon at 2 at the Methodist parsonage with Rev Homer Baumgardner officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Saffel. the groom is the son of S W Carnes. They will live on a farm near Prescott. J H W Bayne of Eldon visited Creston today.
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Mrcs
Lucile Saffel
Murray
Francis M. Carnes
Prescott
Methodist
Homer Baumgardner
Harry Saffel
S. W. Carnes
Fontanelle News Highlights Local Visits and Events
Mrs Fred Hueckendorf visited fridewater sister Mrs Worth returning Monday. Local talk by Rev Colvin Taylor on Korea followed by a mah jong social with Chinese decor and chop suey. Fontanelle teams beat Macksburg in basketball and Fontanelle Legion defeated Mt Ayr 45 to 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hueckendorf
Fridewater
Mrs. Worth
G. F. Faurote
John
BE. R. Faurote
Crest
Colvin Taylor
Korea
M. BE
Fontanelle
Helen Freeman
Mabel Root
Esther Matske
Elma Rafter
Beryl Duckett Jr
Harris Dickey
Miss Davenport
Thompson
Mah Jonge
Bill Day
Bridewater
Claude Joint
Claudine Parrish
Hilda Kluever
N. A. Addison
Seldon Montgomery
Albert Chew
Will Purdy
Akron
Colorado
Will Addison
Creston
Charlie Shirely
Oregon
Wesley
B. R. Black
Chicago
Keef. Spalti
Charlie Dory
Portanelle Higs
Mackburg
Macksburg High School
Macsborg
Fontanelle Legion
Mt Ayr
Melrose Social Roundup Includes Visits and Visits
Miss Aleeta Clough of Tingley spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Fred Clough. Several neighbors and friends visited, including Walter Miller and Jesse Cathcart who motored to Arispe. Revival meetings at the Metros school house draw good crowds despite cold.
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Aleeta Clough
Tingley
Fred Clough
Walter Miller
Jesse Cathcart
Arispe
Frank Hooper
Otha Wolfe
Floyd Overhaltzer
O. L. Martin
Shannon City
Ning Floyd Giles
Messrs
Earl Priest
Ottumwa Market
H. H. Hoover
Shannon
Cliff Giles
Joe Marler
Ed Green
Ed Dunlap
Cornice Works Advertisement at Elm Street
Local shop at 109 111 N Elm offers furnace and sheet metal work with phone contact 204 for repairs and installations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm
Creston Plumbing & Heating Co
N. Elm St
Presbyterian Missionary Society Meeting Delves Into The Negro
The Afton Presbyterian Missionary society met at Mrs. Wiley Gripp’s home Tuesday. Papers by Mesdames Treicklers Phillips McCall Irvine and Craig discussed The Negro and noted progress in education in art poetry music and invention since freedom. Mrs Kathrine Coen and Edna Garrison sang Old Black Joe as guests enjoyed refreshments.
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The
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Wiley Gripp
Mesdames Treicklers
Phillips
McCall
Irvine
Craig
Kathrine Coen
Edna Garrison
Joe
Back Slider Restored Tonight at First Baptist Church
Pricilla Mile will sing and Rev Langerquits will speak on A Backslider Restored at 7:30 PM. James and his singers perform an unusually fine program with about sixty uniformed children providing most of the music. Gift night also featured. home at nine. Fathers and Mothers night tomorrow.
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First Baptist Church
Pricilla
Langerquits
James
Closing Out Sale at Nicely Farm East of Kent
Closing out sale of T L Dwyer on Nicely farm 14 miles east of Kent Tuesday February 5. Sale includes 20 head of stock six horses six cattle six hogs farm machinery and high class furniture dishes and kitchen utensils. Cols John F Russell Son Aucts.
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T. L. Dwyer
Nicely Farm
Kent
John F. Russell & Son
Aucts
Township Road Work Bids Sought by Douglas Townships
The Board of Trustees of Douglas Townships will hold their annual February meeting on February 4 at Cromwell to receive bids for supervision or township road work. They reserve the right to reject any or all bids. Care y M. Stalker, Township Clerk.
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Board of Trustees
Douglas Townships
Cromwell
Carey M. Stalker
Lincoln Township Board to Hold Annual Meeting for Road Bids
The Annual meeting of the Board of Trustees of Lincoln Township will be held at Lincoln Center school house, Monday, Feb. 4, 1924, for the purpose of receiving bids for road work. The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. G. E. HARKNESS, Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees of
Lincoln Township
Lincoln Center School House
G. E. Harkness
Old Time Dance At Academy Hall This Saturday
Public invited to an old time dance at Academy Hall with a 4 piece orchestra this Saturday night.
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Academy Hall
Law's Grocery Free Delivery Threshold Notice
Free delivery offered on all grocery and meat orders of at least one dollar by Law's Grocery located at 1104 West Adair Street. Contact number 1119% provided for customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawson's Grocery
W. Adair St
Independent Taxi and Auto Livery Displayed and Listed
Arlene Pete of Bridgewater spent Wednesday night in Creston. Mrs J H Schneckner left for Council Bluffs to visit relatives and friends. Mrs Laura Jordan of Colorado Springs arrived in Creston from Des Moines to visit relatives. She spent the day with Mrs Hartman and Mrs A S Wilson before leaving for home.
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Kings
Gault Bros
Arlene Pete
Bridgewater
Creston
J. H. Schneckner
Council Bluffs
Laura Jordan
Colorado Springs
Des Moines
Hartman
A. S. Wilson
W. H. Gentle
Beverly Hills
Calif
J. W. Cusack
Mary Mackin
Kansas City
St. Louis
Store of
Fashion
C. J. Gibbons
Harrisburg
Penn
Laura S. McCrea
Myrtle Rivenburg
Greenfield
White Shrine
Charles RB. Treflin
North Jarvis ‘Street
Want Ads Offer Wide Range of Goods and Rentals
Household furniture priced to sell and a five room close in house on good terms. Ivory bedroom suite mahogany desk and bookcase. Cockerels and pure bred chicks offered by local breeders. Farms and trade options listed. Rooms for rent including modern furnished and unfurnished. Loans and services for abstracts, loans, and repairs also advertised. Local pages show multiple listings from M A Franklin R Brookman Pharis Hatchery E E Kinkade J T Long F E Agnew and Liabilities.
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M. A. Franklin
J. H. Patt
Adams Street
Maple St
Afton
Faulkner Farm
B. F. Simpson
Atlantic
Iowa
Store of Fashion Offers Half-Price Wool Dresses All Fall and Winter
Wool dresses are half price in a fall and winter sale running Friday and Saturday at the Store of Fashion. Osceola’s George Williams made a business call in Creston this morning as others from nearby towns visited Creston for shopping and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Williams
Osceola
Creston
Howard C. Miller
Omaha
Chink Holden
F. Clayton
Lenox
James Driscoll
Roy Umbaugh
Dodge
J. L. Killingsworth
Des Moines
A L. Gaultry
Afton
Dr R A Swanson Chiropractor at Hester Shoe Store
Dr. R A Swanson operates as chiropractor above Hester's Shoe Store located at 107 North Maple Street. Office phone 563 with residence 937 listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Swanson
Hester’s Shoe Store
N. Maple Street
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Advertiser
Associated Press
Wall
Chicago Jaw
Cash Market Report
Broilers Stags
Neesen
Adams Drug Co
Newcomb & Matthews
Hayes Pumps
Hayes Planters
Rob Howe
Creston Implement Co
Minneapolis
East St. Louis, Til, Jan Ai
Chicago Board
Or Trade
Saffel-Carnes
J. H W. Bayne
Eldon
Fontanelle News
Melrose
Goodeaters
North Pine Street
Orin Arnold
Prop’s
Cozy Cafe
Creston Concert Orchestra
M. E. Church
Rankin
Iowana Hotel
Prof
Houghton
Christian Church
P. Price
Grogory Hékarker
J. T. Long
Agnew Building
Pharis Hatchery
Albia
Rhode Island
E. E. Kinkade
Cromwell, Ta
Tanners Shoe Mfg. Co
C St
Boston
Mass
North Maple
Agnew
F. E. Agnew
Northwest Chestnut
Garrett Bros
H. A. Powers
Lowana Hotel
Strand Sweet Shop
Creston Hardware Store
Cincinnati
St. J. E. Taylor
M C. Edwards
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Chris Jessen
South Oak Street
Land Credit Bank
Fidelity Abstract & Loan Company
J. W. Richardson
Beulah V. Spencer
Union County
Co. C
Ralph H. Hicks
Carl B. Boone
R. T. McColl
Agnes Welch
Imperial Cafe
Roy E. Benson
Benson Bldg
Chas. A. Hayden
W. Mills
Frank Beebe
Grundy Center
James Brennen
Denver
Store of Fashion
Mos
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