Wall Street Stocks Slip in Mixed July Session
New York July 11 price moves were narrow and largely inconsequential with United Cast Iron Pipe tumbling over 13 points to 139 before a short covering rally to about 146. American Can and other standard industrials supported some areas while Jordan Motors Atlantic Refining and others sold down. Pools suspended in most sections and Dodge Brothers held near 30 as Certainteed products saw late bidding. total volume around 400 000 shares.
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New York
United
Dodge Brothers Common
Jordan Motors
Atlantic Refining
General Baking and Foundation Company
Omaha Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Omaha livestock market summary for July 11 shows hog receipts 8,500 with mid to heavy weights 13.25 to 13.66, top 13.60, lights 12.75 to 13.59, packing hogs 11.75 to 12.50. cattle receipts 125 with fed steers and yearlings strong to steady, grasses and cows lower. calves and stockers mixed. Sheep receipts none with fat lambs 14.75 to 15.00, natives 14.50 to 14.75, feeding lambs 13.00 to 13.35.
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Omaha Livestock
Omaha
U. S. Dept. of Agric
Bologna
Reale Pteady
Liberty Bonds market quotes in New York session
New York July 11 bond prices show Liberty bonds closed with several issues. Fourth 4% at 102.29 and First 4% at 102.21. Treasury 4s listed at 104 with U S Treasury 4% at 107.29.
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Liberty
New York
U.S
Wirst
U. S&s
U. S. Treasury
Flour Prices Steady In Minneapolis Markets
Minneapolis July 11 flour prices hold at 1 percent lower for family patents at 8.20 with 840 brand at 23.00 and 24.50, indicating stable futures amid market activity.
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Minneapolis
Weather Observations for July 6 to July 11
Local 24 hour observations show humidity highs and lows with rainfall. Values include rain on July 6 at .63 inches and traces on several days, with temperatures ranging from 60s to low 70s and several days reporting no precipitation.
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Higa
Mhurs
Bat
Chicago Livestock Market Reports Mixed Hog Cattle and Sheep Prices
Hogs receipts 4000 with early export trading strong to 10 cents higher. 190 lb hogs 14.00 to 14.20 with top 14.25, spots weak. Cattle receipts 500 with strictly choice heavy fed steers steady and best yearlings to 15.75. Sheep receipts 3000 with fat lambs scarce and lamb prices ranging 15.00 to 15.90 for fat lambs and 14.25 to 14.25 for feeding lambs. week totals show hogs 38000 cattle 20000 sheep 18000.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U. S. Dept. of Agric
Priccs
Produce and Poultry Market Report Summary
Chicago and New York market notes show mixed poultry prices and receipts. Alive fowls and broilers vary by category, butter and cheese steady to firmer, potatoes and other produce slow trading. regional differences noted with cobblers and hens nearby.
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New York
Express
Market Report Butter and Poultry Prices July 11
Kansas City notes butter and creamery, eyes and poultry offer prices mostly unchanged. Potatoes quoted at 1.50 per Red River Ohio, and St Louis reports hens at 9, turkeys 29, ducks 15, spring ducks 15, geese 12, with butter at 43 and spay 29.
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Kansas City
Red River Ohies
St. Louis
Hay Price Report From St Louis And Kansas City
Newswire style hay markets show quiet activity with prices for No 2 timothy and clover mixed in St Louis at 16.00 to 18.00 per unit and heavy mixes around 15.00 to 16.90. Kansas City reports unchanged quotes but with a 50 cent rise for No 1 prairie to 11.50.
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Hay
St. Louis
Kansas City
Prairie
Horse and Mule Market Prices East St. Louis July 11
East St. Louis market reports list horse values by draft and chunk quality and mule prices by size and height. Draft horses bring 150 to 250 dollars, eastern chunks 75 to 100, southern horses 45 to 75. Mules 16 to 17 hands 175 to 225, 15 to 16.2 hands 125 to 190, 14.3 to 15.2 hands 60 to 100.
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East St. Louis
Toledo Seed Market Prices Report
Wheat cash No 2 red sits at 1.64 to 1.65 with No 2 red new at 1.56 to 1.57 Clover seed cash 16.00, Oct 14.65, Dec 14.20 Alsike Aug 13.75 Sept 12.25 Timothy seed cash 3.70 Sept 4.00.
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Toledo
Clover
Alsike
Timothy
Clearing Houses Reserve Report Shows Weekly Excess
New York July 11 the actual condition of clearing house banks and trust companies for the week shows an excess reserve of 24 353 200. This is a decrease in reserve of 16 917 650 compared with last week.
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Clearing Houses
New York
Wheat futures surge on rust fears and heat in northwest
Board notes rising wheat prices as black rust reports from Fargo to Jamestown spread, with the Canadian crop report bullish and weather worsening. September gains to 1.45 1.49 and December to 1.46 1.50, corn and oats rise with hot weather boosting feed grains. hogs and provisions also firmer.
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Northwest
Fargo
Jamestown
N. D
Grain price quotes from Chicago on July 11
Chicago cash grain quotes list wheat and corn prices by grade with numbers for No 2 red No 1 hard and others. Also shows oats rye barley and seed prices plus lard ribs bellies and timber figures.
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Chicago
St Joseph Livestock Market Report Highlights
Hogs receipts 2 500 steady top 13 75 bulk 13 00 13 70 cattle receipts 100 normal weekly totals 8 25 12 40 top 13 00 cows and heifers 3 50 12 00 calves 5 00 11 00 stockers or feeders 5 25 8 25 sheep receipts 500 steady lambs 14 50 15 25 ewes 6 50 7 50
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ST. Joseph
Omaha Cash Grain Prices for Wheat Corn and Oats
Prices listed for wheat corn and oats in Omaha on July 11. No 1 hard wheat at 1.50, No 2 hard 1.49 to 1.50, No 8 hard 1.46 to 1.49. Corn includes No 3 white at 1.05 and No 2 yellow 1.10. Oats show No 6 white 0.47 and No 4 white 0.16 5.
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Omaha
Market grain quotes from St Louis cash market
St Louis July 11 wheat No 2 red 1.56 to 1.59 No 1 55 1.56. Corn No 2 white 1.09 No 2 yellow 1.11 No 4 yellow 1.08. Oats No 3 white 0.49 No 4 white 0.418 ASY 3 red.
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ST. Louis
Senegalese boxer Siki stops Halfbran in New York bout
AP sport briefs report Siki the Senegalese boxer knocks out Halfbran an Oklahoma Indian in New York on July 11. Also noted Jack Kearns will not greet heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey on his return abroad and Joe Stecher of Dodge Nebraska defeats Mek Daviscourt of Wichita Kansas for the world title claim.
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Associated Press
New York
Siki
Halfbran
Scond
Jack Kearns
Jack Dempsey
Minneapolis
Joe Stecher
Dodge
Neb
Mek Daviscourt
Wichita
Kan
Terris Tops Hudkins In Ten-Round East Chicago Fight
Sid Terris of New York defeated Ace Hudkins of Omaha in a close ten-round decision at East Chicago. Terris seized the verdict with his edge in the final round, displaying superior speed and boxing accuracy in a thrilling contest.
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Chicago
Sid Terris
New York
Hudkins
Omaha
Neb
East Chicago
Terris
Spectacular eight round boxing draw noted in Cedar Rapids
In Cedar Rapids last night Chuck Lamb of Muscatine and Sam Brown of Davenport fought an eight round draw in a furious bout with no clear edge. Joe Rivers defeated Jack Aikens in six rounds and Caddy Kelly outpointed Young Phillips in four rounds.
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Cedar Rapids
Arctic Land Possible Between Pole and Alaska
The MacMillan Navy expedition may reveal new U S possessions between the Pole and Alaska if lands exist. Past explorationsбачmirages and soundings hint at land, Peary’s sighting of a distant land called Crocker Land, and MacMillan’s traversing ice shows possible inland land amid shifting tides and vast ice fields.
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Arctic Land
Pole and
Alaska
Associated Press
Chicago
United States
MacMillan
North Pole
Pele
Peary
Blair
Cape Hubbard
Point Barrow
Rand
Iowa Leads Nation in Tuberculosis Eradication Efforts
Iowa tested 162 798 head of cattle for tuberculosis in May, far ahead of the next state Wisconsin with 75 591. Benton county had 9 014 tests the most of any county, followed by Mitchell 8 741 and Sioux 8 665. Several counties seek 51 percent owner pledges to join the test plan now enrolling 40 counties. Howard Harrison Van Buren and Crawford lead signers in progress, per Dr. K W Stouder of Iowa State College.
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Iowa
Bureau of Animal Industry
Washington, D. C
Wisconsin
Benton County
Mitchell County
Sioux County
K. W. Stouder
Iowa State College
Howard Harrison
van Buren
Crawford
Rio de Janeiro Faces Strike Over Unpaid Wages
In Rio the city, with 6000 workers threatening strike over unpaid wages, saw a wage arrears issue for April and May totaling about 1 million dollars. Authorities detained ring leaders and stationed federal troops at city hall while the treasury investigated use of funds to cover debts. Workers returned after the mayor pledged quick payment. a committee had been formed to negotiate.
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Associated Press
Rio de Janeiro
Office of the Treasury
Clear Sky and Fast Track For Big Derby
Clear weather and a fast track greeted nine starters in the $20,000 mile and a quarter Chicago Derby at Hawthorne. Favorites included Dangerous owned by Gif ford and Cochran with Clarence Kummer and Silver Fox owned by Harry F Sinclair ridden by L Fator. Dark horses King Nadi and Kentucky Cardinal also ran with strong entries and notable jockeys.
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Chicago
Hawthorne
Dangerous
Gifford and Cochran
Clarence Kummer
Harry F. Sinclair
Silver Fox
L. Fator
American Flag
Aqueduct
King Nadi
J. J. Troxer
H. Stutts
Kentucky Cardinal
Frank Croissant
J. Wallace
Iowa County and District Fairs Schedule Released
Iowa firms set dates for major fairs including Cedar Falls Cedar Valley Aug 11 15 and Tri-state Burlington Aug 10 15. Other events include Four County Coon Rapids Oct 6 9 North Iowa Mason City Aug 14 21 and Southern Iowa Oskaloosa Sept 5 11 with entries advancing for repairs and entertainment.
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Tne Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
Cedar Falls
Coon Rapids
North Iowa
Mason City
Pilot Rock Plowing Match Association
Cherokee
Tri-county Fair Association
Perry
Tri-state Fair
Burlington
Four County Agricultural Improvement Association
Ackley
Central Iowa Agricultural Association
Iowa Falls
Oskaloosa
Business Man Bans Light Stockings for Working Girls
Cardiff July 11 a large business house manager orders staff not to wear champagne or flesh colored stockings during work hours. The move sparks controversy with debates on appropriateness for businessgirls as one employee resigns rather than wear black stock.
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Associated Press
Cardiff
Bis
Plans for Iowa Women’s Golf Tourney Announced
Waterloo July 11 details of the Iowa Women’s Golf Association tourney at Sunny Side Country Club July 28 include a 9 a m qualifying round for 18 holes on Tuesday and a Saturday final to decide the state championship. The morning schedule covers all other matches and the first day includes a business session and officer elections.
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Associated Press
Waterloo
Iowa Women's Golf Association
Sunnyside Country Club
Aung
K. W. Bryant
Horses Will Not Give Way to Modern War Equipment
London reports Field Marshal Haig argues horses will remain essential in future wars. He notes that even with tanks and motor devices, long term war needs will continue to rely on well bred horses for efficiency and strength.
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Associated Press
London
Marshal Haig
Royal College of Veterina Surgeons
Field Meduas
Iowa Official Register Ready For Distribution
The Iowa Official Register is ready for distribution with 30,000 copies printed. Each legislator will receive 30 copies and all public officials in the state will get one. The 704 page book covers extensive information about Iowa and its employees.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
Robert Henderson
H. N. Whitney
State of
Veterans Lead League Hitters In 1925 Batting Honors
Veteran sluggers Cobb Heilmann and Tris Speaker top the American League batting race with marks around .418 .389 and .406 as managers and players alike post strong weeks. In the National League Rogers Hornsby leads at .425 with 22 homers and Max Carey notable base running pace.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Cobb
Heilmann
Tris Speaker
Speaker
Red Wingo
Tigers
Rice
St. Louis Browns
Hornsby
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis Pilot
Milton Stock
Dodgers
Wilson
Philadelphia
Smyler
Pirates
Giants
Max Carey
Sparky Adams
Cubs
Bottomley
St. Louis
Fournier
Brooklyn
Burrus
Boston
Bana
Grantham
Pittsburgh
Blades
Garey
Cuyler
Device Aids Blind to Read By Sound
In Leningrad Professor Rosing, a noted oculist, claims a new device lets the blind orient themselves and read by sound. Experiments at the Lenin grad Institute show children identify room articles and recognize passersby through acoustic cues. He aims to perfect the device and develop a radio system to transmit graphic images remotely.
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Associated Press
Leningrad
Rosing
Leningrad Institute For the Blind
Gallup Discusses Modern Journalism Standards
Iowa City July 11 George H Gallup a journalism instructor at the University of Iowa spoke on WSUI outlining how newspapers must serve public desires yet uphold moral decency He warned economic pressures are driving a revolution in journalism toward consolidation standardization and syndication while stressing the paper remains a news gathering and disseminating business.
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Iowa City
Advertiser
George H. Gallup
University of Iowa
WSUI
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Rich archeological finds end three year Philippine survey
An expedition led by Dr. Carl E. Guthe of the University of Michigan completed three years of work in the Philippines focusing on burial caves south of the thirteenth parallel. Chinese pottery and other artifacts were shipped to Michigan as evidence of long standing trade links revealed by farm plows uncovering ancient graves. The project, begun through the efforts of the late Dean C. Worcester, aims to advance Philippine anthropology despite the survey’s geographic limits and scope.
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Philippine Islands
Carl E. Guthe
University of Michigan
Dean C. Worcester
Interior of the
Philippines
Guthe
Iowa Farm Averages For 1923 Released
Des Moines reports from 573 Iowa farm owners show the state average corn farming in 1923 used 64 acres per farm with a 46 bushel per acre yield. Oats averaged 38 acres per farm with 40 bushels per acre, while wheat farms averaged 21 acres with 19 bushels per acre. The figures are from the U.S. Department of Agriculture and will be used by the state executive council at a Monday meeting.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Towa
United States
Iowa
United States Department of Agriculture
Acre
State Executive Council
State House
H. L. Converse Visited Here for Business and Chats
H. L. Converse of Lorimer spent the day in the area attending to business and visiting with friends.
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H. L. Converse
Lorimer
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Elmer Giddle
William A. Wiltberger
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