Wall Street Stocks Rise on Bullish Morning in New York
July 7 report shows broad gains as investors buy on strength. Frise leads gains with expected year end higher dividend while Copper moves up on Europe demand. Kennicott Virginina Carolina Chemical Perce Arrow Shattuck and U S Industrial all post early increases. Mack Trucks climbs on rights offering news and call money sits at four percent as closing remains firm.
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New York
Frise ‘Ctumon
Kenniecott
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
Preferred
Perce Arrow
Prior Preferred
F. G Shattuck
U. S. Industrial Alcohol
Mack Trucks
Omaha Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Hogs receipts 13,000 with prices 25 to 30 cents lower. top hogs at 13.65, most sales 11.50 to 13.50. Cattle receipts 7,000. fed steers and yearlings steady to lower, top around 13.10. grass cows 4.25 to 5.75, stockers 6.00 to 7.00. Sheep receipts 7,500. lambs 14.50 to 14.60 early, native lambs 14.00 to 14.25, ewes 6.00 to 6.75, feeding lambs 13.50 to 14.75.
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Omaha
U. S. Dept. of Agric
Dales
St Joseph Livestock Market Receipts Report
The St Joseph livestock market shows 5,000 hops receipts down 25 to 35 cents with top at 13.85 and bulk around 12.40. Cattle receipts 3,000 steady to lower with steers 8.50 to 11.75, cows and heifers 8.25 to 11.00, calves 5.00 to 7.75, stockers 5.00 to 8.25. Sheep receipts 1,500 steady with lambs 13.75 to 14.75 and ewes 6.25 to 7.75.
Sugar Prices Steady in New York Market
Raw sugar stays at 4.27 with duty paid and refined sugar unchanged at 5.50. Fine granulated sugar quotes at 65.60. Market notes July in New York, reflecting steady trading.
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New York
Unclear Weather Log With Partial Readings
The 24 hour local observations end at 7 oclock on Wednesday July 2 show data gaps with several values including 100, 98 and 96 for temperatures or pressures. Several entries show None and Trace indicating missing or trace readings across multiple times and dates.
Chicago Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago markets show hogs receipts at 20 000 with prices mostly 10 to 20 cents lower than Monday. Cattle receipts 8 000 with best steers at about 13 75 and veal up 50 cents. Sheep receipts 12 000 with native lambs steady at 14 75 to 15 00 and fat lambs reported around 13 00 to 15 50. Official tomorrow estimates: hogs 16 000 cattle 11 000 sheep 12 000.
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Chicago
Poultry and Market Reports From Chicago and St Louis
Chicago reports unsettled poultry prices with fowls to 20 2 percent and broilers to 18 25 while turkeys reach 20 and ducks 18 in July trade. St Louis shows hens and spring ducks at varied levels with butter around 42 cents per pound amid mixed receipts and market tone.
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St. Louis
Market Quotes From Kansas City July 7
Kansas City reports butter at 45 46 cents per pound with packing unchanged at 26. Eggs rise with firsts at 30 cents and selected at 37. Poultry mostly steady with hens at 20 and roosters 11 while broilers fall to 27. Potatoes unchanged with Red River and Ohio at 1.50.
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Kansas City
Red River
New York July Market: Butter Eggs Cheese and Poultry Trends
Butter steady with high receipts and strong extras. eggs weak with large case totals and gathered firsts and seconds. cheese irregular with varied percentages across flats and average runs. live poultry weak with mixed freight and express rates for broilers fowls and roosters. dressed poultry irregular with fresh chick ens noted.
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New York
Hennery Browns
Freight
Express
Horse and Mule Prices at East St. Louis Market
East St. Louis on July 7 reports horse prices from good to choice drafts at 150 to 250 dollars and good eastern chunks 75 to 100 dollars. Southern horses run 45 to 75 dollars. Mules range 16 to 17 hands 175 to 225 dollars, 15 to 16.2 hands 125 to 190 dollars, and 14.3 to 15.2 hands 60 to 100 dollars.
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East St. Louis
Grain quotations from St Louis cash market note
St Louis cash grain prices July 7 list Wheat No 2 red 1 52 to 1 55 No 3 red 1 52 Corn No 2 mixed 1 02 No 2 White 1 07 No 3 white 1 06 No 3 yellow 1 06 1 07 Oats No 3 white 47 47% No 4 white 46%
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ST. Louis
Flour prices steady in Minneapolis market
Minneapolis reports flour prices firm with a 10 cent rise noted. Families pay 28 to 30 for some grades while bran stands around 24 dollars per hundredweight.
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Minneapolis
Toledo Seed Market Prices Listed
Toledo July 7 Cover seed bids show 16.25 cash and 14.75 Oct with 14.35 Dec. Timothy seed bids at 3.70 cash and 4.00 for September.
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Toledo
Timothy
Grain Prices Reported in Omaha Market
Omaha cash grain figures show wheat at No 5 hard 1.40 and No 1 mixed 1.55. Corn prices listed as No 3 yellow 1.04 and No 5 yellow 1.01. Oats quoted No 3 white 45 1/4 to 45 1/2 cents.
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Omaha
Wheat market rises on black rust reports and export strength
Unfavorable reports on black rust spurred higher wheat prices at Chicago. Higher Liverpool quotes and notable export business estimated at 1,600,000 bushels pushed September and December futures, with corn and oats also advancing while hogs declined, pulling down provisions.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Kansas
Chicago Cash Grain Prices on Wheat Corn and More
Chicago July 7 Wheat No 2 hard 1.48 Corn mixed 1.00 to 1.06% No 2 yellow 1.06 1 No 3 yellow 1.05 No 4 yellow 1.08 No 5 yellow 0.98 No 2 white 1.03 No 3 white 1.02 No 4 white 1.00 Oats No 2 white 0.45 No 4 white 0.44 Rye none Barley 0.83 0.86 Timothy seed 6.85 8.00 Culver seed 19.00 26.75 Lard 17.40 Ribs 19.00 Bellies 22.12
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Chicago Grain & Provisions
Chicago
AGS
Bellaes
Timothy
Culver
Hay price report from St Louis and Kansas City markets
Hay prices listed from St Louis and Kansas City on July 7 show No 2 timothy at 18 20 dollars and 17 19 dollars for different lots, No 2 light clover 17 19, No 2 heavy clover 17 18, choice western alfalfa 26 27, prairie No 1 10 12, timothy No 1 14 15, choice alfalfa 17 18 50, clover light 18 14 00.
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St. Louis
Kansas City
Hay
Prairie
Timothy
Choice
Liberty Bonds Closing Prices in New York
New York on July 7 reports U S bonds closing values for Liberty 3s at 101 and 3 1/2s at 103 2, Second 4s at 101 13, Third 4s at 101 23, Fourth 4s at 103 6, U S Treasury 4s at 104 11, Treasury 44s at 108 12.
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Liberty
New York
U. S
Commodity Futures Steady in Market Report
New York grains and coffee futures show steady activity with July contracts at 18, 24 and December at 14.10. Listings include Coffee Rio No 7 Santos No 4 and futures for July 18 24 Dec 14 10.
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New York
Rio
Santos
Eight Drowned When Picnic Boats Capsize
In St Thomas Ontario a Sunday school picnic ending tragically when two flat bottom boats carrying 27 children and a teacher capsized on Pinafore Lake. Eight people died Megs Watts the teacher and seven children. Rescue continued as dusk fell with about 500 spectators watching and several adults leaping into the water.
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St. Thomas
Ontario
Pinafore Lake
Megs Watts
Shade to Fight Greb at Polo Grounds This September
New York welterweight Dave Shade signed articles to meet Harry Greb, Pittsburgh welterweight champion, following his knockout of Jimmy Slattery at the Italian hospital fund matches. The bout would be at the Polo Grounds on September 3 or 18 as part of a program featuring Paul Berlenbach or Mickey Walker as potential opponents.
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New York
Jay
Dave Shade
Jimmy Slattery
Buffalo
Italian Hospital Fund
Polo Grounds
Harry Greb
Pittsburgh
Paul Berlenbach
Mickey Walker
Elizabeth
N. J
Bartlett Wins Medal Honors At Iowa State Golf
Arthur Bartlett of Ottumwa, defending champion, led the low medalists in the Iowa state golf qualifying with a 143 total after rounds of 70 and 73. Lee Herron of Sioux City and Paul Barton of Fort Dodge tied for second at 151, while the Sioux City country club won the team title with 620 as the field narrowed to 32 for match play.
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Associated Presa
Sioux ‘City
Arthur Bartlett
Ottumwa
Bartlett
Lee Herron
Sioux City
Paul Barton
Fort Dodge
Herron
Barton
Don Stearne
Max Thayer
Marshalltown
Rex Moore
Harlan
William Vernol
Newton
M. H. Denman
Des Moines
Fred Morgan
Ted Payseur
Dubuque
Carl Kubec
Paul Howe
H. A. Hatch
Eddie Meisenholder
A. C C. Clapp
Waterloo
J. A. Cummins
Ben Bowne
Robert McKee
William White
Sioux
City
Ralph Rider
J. H. Wisner
Eldora
Robert McCrary
J. D. Humphrey
Guy Beckett
H. Jochumsen
Arthur Lennon
Carleton McLaughlin
J .A. McGregor
Oskaloosa
Decker French
Davenport
Art McFarlane
South Dakota
Sioux City Country Club
Dés Moinés
Max Thayer Marshalsown
Iowa State Golf Association to Elect Officers in Des Moines
Tonight the Iowa State Golf Association holds its annual business meeting in Sioux City. The agenda includes awarding next year’s tournament and electing officers. It is predicted the 1926 tournament will go to the Wakonda Club of Des Moines.
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Sioux City
Iowa State Golf Association
Wakonda Club
Des Moines
World Peace Daily Prayer On Endeavorers Program
Edward P. Gates reports the two year program of Christian Endeavor activities at the thirtieth International convention in Portland Oregon. The plan calls for world wide daily prayer for revival faith and peace along with soul winning and missionary campaigns in local churches. Gates notes cooperation across denominations and loyalty to Jesus Christ while urging social and community reform. More than 80 denominations are represented across 4 million members in about 80 societies worldwide.
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Associated Press
Portland
Ore
International Christian Endeavor Convention
Edward P. Gates
Christ
Mr. Gates
Jesus Christ
Gates
Jardine Speech Draws Large Iowa Crowd At Ames
Ames reports extensive preparations for Friday when Secretary of Agriculture William M Jardine will address Iowa State College at 10 30 a m The anticipated turnout may decide whether the event is held in State gymnasium or the Armory Prominent Des Moines officials are expected to attend Jardine and ISU President R A Pearson share a long friendship from their Land Grant college work Jardine is on a six week tour visiting agricultural regions and was formerly president of Kansas State Agricultural College
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Ames
R. A. Pearson
Iowa State College
Land Grant College Association
Jardine
Kansas State Agricultural College
Coyotes Show Cooperation in Stalking Pheasant
Walla Walla, July 7. Farmer Thomas Speer recounts a pair of coyotes displaying coordinated hunting behavior. One coyote acted as sentry while a second waited and then leaped, but the pheasant escaped as both coyotes withdrew.
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Associated Press
Walle
Walla
Wash
Thomas Speer
Mill Creek
Speer
Iowa officials clarify license rules for stocked lakes
Des Moines officials explain section 1719 of the Iowa fish and game laws to correct a misperception. The rule does not require licenses for women and children native to the state to fish in stocked lakes, and no license is needed for nonstocked lake waters for locals.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa Fish and Game Department
Iowa Fish and Game Laws
Dayton To Be Scene Of Evolution Trial
Dayton Tenn July 7 William Jennings Bryan arrives to aid the prosecution in the Scopes trial set for Friday. He is escorted to Richard Rogers home amid a crowd and camera flashes. Defense counsel sought a federal restraining order which Judge Gore refused, stating it is not within his jurisdiction. Clarence Darrow of Chicago expected to arrive tomorrow.
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T * Press
Tenn
William Jennings Bryan
John T. Scopes
Tennessee
Bryan
Dayton
Richard Rogers
William J. Bryan
Scopes
Cookeville
J. C. Gore
Maranville Named Cubs Manager After Killefer Departure
Walter Rabbit Maranville was announced as manager of the Chicago Cubs by President William L. Veeck, succeeding Bill Killefer who remains as scout until season end. Maranville, famed shortstop, joined the Cubs after a winter trade and began managerial duties in the game against Brooklyn.
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Associated Press
New York
Walter
Rabbit) Maranville
Bill Killefer
Chicago
William L. Veeck
Killefer
Johnny Evers
Maranville
Springfield
Mass
New Bedford
Boston Braves
Athletics
Pittsburgh
Southworth
Nicholson
Barbare
Pirates
Wilbur Cooper
Charley Grimm
Grantham
Niehaus
Aldridge
Cubs
Brooklyn
Second annual conference on physical education opens at University of Iowa
News flashes report the second annual conference on physical education opening at the University of Iowa with speakers including Major John Griffith, Big Ten athletics commissioner, and T. N. Metcalf, Ames athletics director. Cedar Falls notes the Iowa Presbyterian Young People's conference held with 58 congregations from 46 communities and 175 delegates. Highbind Park and Cottage Grove churches, each with 12 stories, and Indianola are mentioned.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
John ". Griffith
Big Ten
T. N. Métcalf
Ames
Cedar Falls
Iowal Presbyterian Young People’s
Highbind Park
Cottage Grove
Indianola
Nine killed in accidents and coaches named across Iowa towns
July 7 reports list Henry Tekippi, 17, killed when a truck overturned near Bremer while Virgil Ralph survived with shock. In Tabor, Lowell Otte, a former University of Iowa football figure, is named coach. Bard Staten, 35, of Vermilion, drowned at Westfield. Albert J. Mosby, 19, drowned in Livingston after a visit. Des Moines notes Iowa’s CT camp quota and applications.
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New Hampton
Henry Tekippi
Bremer
Virgil Ralph
Tabor
Westfield
Bard Staten
Vermilion
S.D
Des Moines Notes Fatal Drink Follows Divorce Refusal
Des Moinés reports Herbert R Dalton 29 of the city drank poison after his wife declined a divorce action filed recently. Also from Washington Prohibition Director Brunson would not head the new district with Omaha as HQ, with Director Wark of Kansas a likely choice. Marcus W Ingle secretary of Root Casket Company was drowned at Little Pine lake near Perham Minnesota according to received word.
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Des Moinés
Hérbért R Dalton
Des Moines
Washington
Prohibition
Brunson
Town
Omaha
Wark
Kansas
Marcus W. Ingle
Root Casket Company
Little Pine Lake
Perham
Minn
Des Moines Bus Strike Sparks Insurance and Franchise Talks
Des Moines officials report bonding companies refuse casualty insurance for buses during streetcar strike. A city ordinance would impose a $5 bus license for routes, while non-union labor fears rise. Miss Helen Schultz offers a five year franchise to supply buses if granted. Des Moines City Railway denies bringing non-union workers to break the strike.
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Des Moines
Garver
Helen Schultz
Mason City
Iowa
Schultz
Des Moines City Railway Company
F. C. Chamb
Local residents return from several business and family trips
E H Agnew left for Des Moines to tend to business. Pete Hunter returned from a two week visit with relatives in Hiteman. Francis Moran came back from Chicago and Aurora after a short visit. J Quackenbush departed for Savannah Missouri for several days of business. Mrs Arvid Rosander and son Dale Gene of Lindsborg Kansas left for Oskaloosa after visiting O Friedberg family at 202 South Jarvis.
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H. E. Agnew
Des Moines
Pete Hunter
Hiteman
Francis Moran
Chicago
Aurora
J. Quackenbush
Savannah
Arvid Rosander
Dalé Gene
Lindsborg, Ke
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H. M. Moore
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Paul Scott
Council Bluffs
Don Waterbury
Akron
A. C. Clapp
E. A. Moore
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J. B. Packard
T. R. Gittins
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Jimmy Cummings
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World Peace Daily Prayer On Endeavorers
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Order of Railway Conductors
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