Wall Street Stocks advance amid steady midday gains
Steady improvement in the New York market continued through forenoon trading with tobacco, merchandising, oil and independent steel issues leading the advance. Mack Trucks rose to a new peak, Sears Roebuck hit a high after talk of a stock split, and American Can matched a prior high on capital readjustment talks.
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New York
Mack Trucks
Sears-Roebuck
American Can
Philip Jones
General Electric
American Radiator Atlantic Refining
Universal Pipe Preferred
Midland Steel Products General Baking
Tobacco Products
National Enameling
Cal
Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices Mixed at Omaha Market
Omaha market report shows hog receipts at 9500 with limited demand and steady choicest weights, cattle receipts 1200 with steadier fed steers and yearlings, sheep receipts 3000 with lambs trading 15 to 25 cents higher and top western lambs near 18.00. Bulls and sows show modest movement. overall price trends vary by class and weight.
Horse and Mule Market Prices in East St. Louis
East St. Louis reports varied stock prices with horses and mules. Drafts fetch 150 to 200 dollars, eastern chunks 75 to 100, southern horses 45 to 75. Mules range from 60 to 225 dollars by size, with 14.3 to 15.2 hands priced around 60.
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East St. Louis
Sugar Market Brief Notes Steady Prices in New York
Raw sugar remains unchanged in New York as of July 24. Porto Rican sugar delivered at 4.227. Refined sugar shows softer prices, steady to 20 points slower, with fine granulated at 5.25.
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New York
Chicago Livestock Market Report July 24
Hogs receipts 16 000 with demand strongest for light and medium-weight butchers and light slaughter pigs. Prices range 14.00 14.50 for ready weights. sows 12.54 12.85. heavy hogs 13.55 14.30. cattle receipts 2 500 with steady to slow activity and best fed steers around 13.25. veal 10.60 11.50. Sheep receipts 12 000 with slaughter lambs active and natives steady to strong. Idaho lambs 15.25 16.35. fat native ewes 8.00 8.50. Official estimates for tomorrow hogs 4 000 cattle 500 sheep 2 000.
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Maha Livestock
Omaha
U. 8
S. Dept. of Agric
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U. S. Dept. of Agric
Chicago markets report for poultry potatoes butter and eggs
In Chicago on July 24 prices and receipts for live poultry potatoes butter and eggs are listed. Alive fowls and broilers show varied ranges while potatoes receipts total 38 cars with mixed regional pricing. Butter prices rise with large receipts and egg prices remain unchanged amid steady demand.
Butter and poultry market notes from New York
New York market update shows Butter Firm receipts at 15 340 tubs with higher than extras 44 to 45 percent, 92 score on 44, 88 to 91 on 41 43 percent. Eyes Irregular receipts 17 672 cases with fresh gathered seconds 32 percent. Cheese Firm receipts 163 586 pounds, state whole milk flats and fresh average run 23. Live Poultry Weak with broilers by freight 23 30 and by express 23 30, fowls 21 25 to 26. Dressed Poultry Irregular chick ens frozen 23 29.
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New York
Freight
Express
Market Report Signals Steady Price Trends Across Commodities
Kansas City reports unchanged regs with 31 firsts and 37 selected items. Butter and poultry prices hold steady with notable figures for yesterday and springs. Potatoes show no change, Red River chips quoted at 1.25 to 1.50 per unit.
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Kansas City
Springs
Red River
Unclear Food Prices and Bird Counts From St Louis
In St Louis on July 24 a listing shows counts for birds including hens 23 and springs 29 plus young turkeys 39 and ducks 14. Geese and young geese appear with smaller figures while butter price is 44 cents and KRegs 300c are noted.
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St. Louis
Springs
St Joseph Livestock Prices Report
St Joseph on July 24 reports hogs receipts 4 500 steady to strong top 14.00 bulk 12 50 to 14 00 cattle receipts 1 000 steady steers 10 11 80 cows and heifers 9 25 11 50 calves 4 00 4 50 stockers and feeders 4 50 8 50 sheep receipts 1 000 steady lambs 13 50 15 00 ewes 6 50 8 00.
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ST. Joseph
Omaha Cash Grain Prices on Wheat Corn and Oats
Wheat prices show No 1 hard 1.50 to 1.60 and No 2 hard 1.49 to 1.58 with No 1 mixed at 1.53. Corn prices list No 2 white 1.04 No 1 yellow 1.08 and No 2 yellow 1.07 to 1.08. Oats quotes include No 2 white 48 to 49 and No white 42 to 43.
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Omaha
Flour Prices in Minneapolis Market Report
Flour remains unchanged with family patents at 8.80 to 8.90 per unit while bran quotes hold at 24.00 to 25.00 as of July 24 in Minneapolis market activity.
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Minneapolis
Coffee futures slip on July New York market
Coffee prices moved lower with Rho No 7 at 20 Santos No 4 at 23 percent. Futures eased for September to 17.05 and December to 15.30 in New York trading wrapping up the session.
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Coffee
New York
Rho
Santos
Wheat and corn futures rise after early declines in Chicago trade
Wheat opened weaker on scattered spring wheat rains but quick buying fueled by crop damage reports lifted prices. September and December contracts closed higher as export demand optimism and a smaller domestic spring wheat yield forecast supported gains. Corn followed with a firm close, aided by crop deterioration reports from South Dakota, Iowa, and Nebraska. Oats held steady near initial limits with a firm finish, and provisions moved with hog price strength.
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Chicago
North Dakota
South Dakota
Iowa
Nebraska
Chicago cash grain futures quotes July 24
Wheat prices show No 2 red at 1.57, No 3 red at 1.56, No 1 hard at 1.56, and other contracts listed. Corn values include No 2 mixed 1.07, No 2 yellow 1.10, No 4 yellow 1.08, various white and mixed grades. Oats rye barley and seed prices noted, with lard ribs bellies futures also cited.
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Chicago
Wheat and grain prices in St Louis market notes
St Louis markets report prices for July 24 with Wheat No 2 red at 1.60 to 1.62 and No 2 hard at 1.52 to 1.55. Corn ranges include No 2 mixed at 1.07 to 1.10, No 2 white at 1.08, and No 3 yellow around 1.06 to 1.10. Oats show No 2 white near 46 cents and No 3 white about 45 to 46 cents.
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ST. Louis
Hay price listings from St. Louis and Kansas City
Market notes show hay prices in St. Louis on July 24 with No 2 timothy and No 2 clover mixed ranges and choice western alfalfa priced 26 to 27, dated entries. Kansas City reports minor hay price changes for No 1 prairie at 11.50 to 12.00.
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Hay
St. Louis
Kansas City
Pnairte
Liberty Bonds Market Close Report
U S bonds and Treasuries closed with Liberty 3s at 100.27 First 4s at 101.30 Second 4s at 100.20 Third 4 4s at 101.15 Fourth 4s at 102.6 U S Treasury 46 at 103.7 U S Treasury 44s at 106.26
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Liberty Bonds
New York
U. S
Liberty
U. S. Treasury
U S. Treasury
Toledo Seed Market Prices and Bids
Toledo Ohio July 24 Clover seed prices listed for cash bids with dates including Oct Dee and March. Timothy seed bids for Sept and Oct.
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Toledo
Clover Seed
Psh
Dee
Timothy Seed
Dobbs family visiting. Platte Center church services Sunday
Dr. Dayton Dobbs and family of Nashville Tennessee visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Dobbs will conduct services at Platte Center church at 11 o'clock Sunday morning. Charles Olds, proprietor of the Ainsworth hotel in Ainsworth Nebraska, died today in a hospital from injuries sustained in an auto wreck yesterday when his car left the road and overturned, crushing his chest.
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Dayton Dobbs
Nashville, Tenn
M. B. Dobbs
West
Jefferson Street
Washington
Charles Olds
Ainsworth Hotel
Ainsworth Ta
Olds
Car Crash Kills Clausen and Crashes Boy in Iowa
Harry Clausen aged 35 of Harlan Iowa was killed when his car plunged through a bridge railing and fell 25 feet while he was driving a boy named Walter Boettger to a hospital in Omaha. Clausen was a farmer and the incident occurred in Underwood Ta. July 24.
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Underwood
Harry Clausen
Harlan
Walter Boettger
Clausen
Omaha
Akron chamber wins junior balloon race at Lyndonville
The Akron chamber of commerce entry won the junior national balloon race declared by Referee Ralph Upson. The balloon landed near Lyndonville New York after traveling 22 a half miles. Pilots were Walter Morton and Herbert Maxon.
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Akron
Akron Chamber of Commerce
Ralph Upson
Lyndonville
N. Y
Walter Morton
Herbert Maxon
Bourne Heir Ends Case in Police Court
After multiple postponements the Bourne case ends as Beatrice Bourne withdraws the charge of disorderly conduct. Arthur K. Bourne, heir to the Singer fortune, was arrested weeks ago on his wife's complaint in New York.
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New York
Arthur K. Bourne
Beatrice
Bourne
Death of Waterloo janitor in window cleaning accident
Peter Francis Eakins a 7 percent school janitor in Waterloo fell six feet when a curtain he held caused a ladder to topple he landed on his head and died three hours later in the city police report Venice officers captured four robbers after a payroll holdup attempt at the Chicago land Alton depot injuring none Kilmer Furnas 50 a Shenandoah farmer was killed while working a thresher a hobo believed linked to a Red Oak homicide is jailed in that city
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Peter Francis Eakins
Eakins
Venice, I
Chicago Land Alton
Hunter Riley
Venice State Bank
Drake to Name Ossie Salem Athletic Director
Ossie Salem long time Drake football and basketball coach is chosen to succeed K L Wilson as athletic director. Wilson leaves for Northwestern while Salem continues coaching football with Bill Boelter Jack Sparks as varsity assistants and Harold Ebert as freshman coach. Salem’s AD contract runs to 1928 from Sept 1.
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Des Moines
Ossie Salem
Drake University
K. L. Wilson
Wilson
Northwestern
Salem
Bill Boelter
Jack Sparks
Drake
Harold Ebert
Boelter
Ebert
Judge Warns Against Passion in Looney Conspiracy Trial
In Rock Island Illinois Judge N A Larson admonished William C Allen Looneys chief counsel for back in court not to display passion after a clash in which Allen called Senator J J Barbour a liar Barbour accused Allen of coaching witness John Looney who is testifying in his own defense Looney contests the states 1921 1922 crime allegations and seeks to refute evidence and present an alibi
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Associated Press
Rock Island
N. A. Larson
John P. Looney
William C Allen
Looney
Allen
J. J. Barbour
Larson
Barbour
John Looney
Coggeshall Wins State Tennis Singles Title
Harris Coggeshall of Des Moines defeated Paul Bennett of Des Moines in straight sets 6-3 6-3 6-2 to win the state tennis singles title. Also, Mrs Ebers and Marjorie Mace of Des Moines won the women's doubles 4-6 6-4 6-0. Johnny Doeg beat H Bancroft 6-1 6-? for the state junior singles.
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Associated Press
Fort Dodge
Harris Coggeshall
Des Moines
Paul Bennett
Coggeshall
Bennett
Paige
Bancroft
California
Mrs. Ebers
Marjorie Mace
French Press Reports Riffian Retreat in Morocco
Paris dispatch says French artillery shells drive Riffian tribesmen from Ain Aicha and Ain Matouf, with villages' populations and flocks fleeing. Abd el Krim allegedly proposed peace terms, but Paris and London reports are dismissed by French officials. General Naulin plans an offensive from Taza to compel Krim to sue for peace, changing target from Quetta to Taza.
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Prean
Paris
Morocco
Ain Aicha
Ain Matouf
Abd el Krim
London
Stanislaus Naulin
Naulin
Taza
Fez
Quetzana
Government vows drastic action against communists in Morocco
Authorities pledge strong measures as communist elements push activities linked to the Morocco campaign. They report attempts to burn the main air service depot at Casablanca in a bid to disrupt operations.
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Morocco
Casa Blanca
Milk Producers Move Toward Organization
Des Moines reports first steps toward uniting Iowa milk producers into a cooperative marketing body with central stations in 22 cities. Joe Hoyt of Mason City named head. J H Mason of Des Moines to chair a temporary group drafting articles of incorporation for August state fair review. The aim is stabilizing production and creating new markets without raising prices.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Cities
Joe Hoyt
Mason City
J. H. Mason
Des Moins
Hoyt
Iowa Klansman Roy Grauel hanged himself near Fairfield
Roy Grauel, 30, a Ku Klux Klan organizer in southwestern Iowa, hanged himself yesterday at his father in law’s home nine miles northwest of Fairfield. He had been ill since influenza last winter and had a noted public dispute last summer after an attack on him and a local minister traveling to Missouri Valley for a Klan meeting. Grauel was a World War I veteran and a musician who spent his boyhood in Omaha.
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Associated Press
Fairfield
Roy Grauel
Logan
Iowa
Missouri Valley
Grauel
Gravel
Omaha
Hagen to Meet McKeen in Crestmoor Championship Match
Walter Hagen national professional golf champion will face Bob McKeen Des Moines state title holder at Crestmoor Saturday afternoon. Golf fans from many cities are expected to attend the event.
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Walter Hagen
Pbob McKeen
Des Moines
Crestmoor
Local Theatre Veteran Enters Public Service After War
A past year performer at a local theatre pursued business in Muscatine before joining the Klan service, marking a shift from stage to civic activity in the postwar period.
Administration To Keep Hands Off Anthracite Fuss
Swampscott Mass July 24 The administration plans a hands off policy in the anthracite dispute believing government interference would hinder an agreement between operators and miners. News item notes President Coolidge stance.
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Swampscott
Mass
Coolidge
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