Wall Street Stocks Rise and Fall on June Trade
On June 2 renewal of bear pressure hit United States Steel and Baldwin to 114 and 115% respectively, despite Maxwell Motor issues pushing B stock and B certificates to a 6 point gain at 116% midday. British utilities and International Telephone led advances, Nash reached 426, call money at 4 percent, demand sterling eased to 4.85%, francs at 4.95 cents amid a firm closing.
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New York
Dlizg
United States Steel Common
Balkiwin
Maxwell Motor
International Telephone
Mack Trucke
Jordan
Pierce-Arrow
Nash
Omaha Livestock Prices Edge Higher on Strong Demand
Omaha June 2 cattle hogs and sheep receipts show market strength. Hogs mostly 25 to 30 cents higher with top at 11.95 and bulk 11.40 to 11.85. cattle steady to 25 cents up with heavy steers 9.00 to 10.40 and veal top 9.00. lambs and yearlings down about 50 cents with natives 15.00 to 15.50 and yearlings around 13.10 to 13.35.
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Omaha
U. S
Sugar prices hold steady with no sales reported
New York on June 2 raw sugar remains at 4.40 a hundredweight depot duty paid with no sales reported. Refined sugar unchanged at 5.55 to 5.70 for fine granulated terms.
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New York
Horse and mule market options at East St. Louis
On June 2 in East St. Louis buyers saw horses priced from 45 to 200 dollars depending on breed and quality with drafts commanding up to 200 dollars and good eastern chunks around 75 to 100 dollars. Mules ranged from 60 to 290 dollars with sizes 13 to 16.2 hands.
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East St. Louis
Chicago Livestock Prices Hold Steady Amid Mixed Hogs Cattle Trade
Hogs receipts 19 000 with prices 10 to 25 cents above Monday’s best, bulk hogs 12.10 to 12.55 for 140 to 225 pounders, packers inactive. Cattle receipts 9 000 with steer trade fair, up to 25 cents higher, light and medium offerings upturn, heifers strong, cows steady to higher. Sheep receipts 9 000 fat lambs slow, 275 cents lower, demand moderate for heavy fat sheep. yearling feeders steady at 10.00 to 10.25 pounds. Official estimates: hog 18 000 cattle 11 000 sheep 9 000.
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Chicago
U. S
Market Report From Chicago Produce Trade
Chicago market news shows mixed changes in poultry butter eggs and potatoes with regional prices noted. Alive poultry steady fowls 25 percent broilers 28 40 roosters 13 turkeys 20 ducks 22 30 geese 13 24. Butter higher receipts large creamery extras 42 and firsts 39 40. Eggs lower receipts over 52 thousand cases firsts 29 14 oldinary firsts 29 storage pack extras 31 firsts 31. Potatoes receipts mixed new 66 old 69ers United States shipments 123 286 trading slow buyers holding off.
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Chicago
United States
North Carolina
South Carolina
Alabama
Bliss
Wisconsin-Michigan
Savcy
Minnesota
Commodity prices and receipts across New York markets June 2
Butter firm receipts 12 505 creamery higher than extras 44 44 percent. Eggs receipts 63 058 cases assorted fresh and storage packed averages 32 44 percent. Cheese firm receipts 170 063 pounds state whole milk flats weighted averages around 21 27 percent. Live and dressed poultry and potatoes show variable quotes with hens, broilers, turkeys, ducks and Red River chips noted. Kansas City and St Louis market reports mirror similar price levels with butter 44 and eggs 27 percent.
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New York
Hennery
Hennery Browns
Express
Omaha Cash Grain Prices June 2 Report
Omaha market notes wheat with No 1 hard at 1.51 to 1.54, No 2 hard 1.52 to 1.62 percent. corn includes No 2 white 1.06, No 1 yellow 1.08, No 1 mixed 1.05. oats list No 2 white 47, No 3 white 45 to 46.
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Omaha
Coffee futures barely steady amid Rio Santos prices
New York June 2 coffee futures show Rio No 7 at 20 percent and Santos No 4 at 245 percent with July and December contracts barely steady at 17.86 and 15.02 respectively.
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New York
Rio No
Santos
Grain futures slip as rains ease drought fears in Chicago trade
Corn led a broad decline with December futures tumbling about 5 percent as widespread rains reduced drought fears. Wheat and oats fell alongside corn, with month-end reports noting May crop deterioration. Hog prices supported provisions, leaving markets close steady to lower.
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Chicago
Wwe
Harply
Chicago cash grain prices steady across wheats and corns
On June 2 Chicago market quotes No 1 hard wheat at 1.65, No 2 at 1.60 to 1.64, No 3 at 1.54. Corn values range No 2 mixed 1.08 to 1.12, No 2 yellow 1.14 to 1.17, No 2 white 1.14 to 1.14, oats No 2 white 48¼ to 49, rye No 2 1.11, barley 0.90 to 0.93, timothy seed 6.35 to 7.75, clover seed 18.00 to 26.00, lard 16.40, ribs 18.37, jellies 18.50.
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Chicago Grain & Provisions
Chicago
Jay
St. Joseph Livestock Market Report June 2
Hogs receipts 5,000 with prices 25 to 49 cents higher, top 11.95, bulk 11.65. Cattle receipts 2,500, strong rise 25 cents, week totals: steers 9.00 to 10.25, top 10.90, cows and heifers 3.25 to 10.75, calves 4.50 to 9.50, stockers and feeders 4.75. Sheep receipts 2,500 with lambs 14.00 to 15.25 and ewes 6.25 to 9.25.
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ST. Joseph Livestock
St. Joseph
Ewee
Grain cash prices in St. Louis market report
The St Louis cash grain table lists wheat at No 2 red around 1 89 to 1 914 percent, No 2 hard 1 63, corn varying with No 2 mixed near 1 11 to 1 18, No 2 white 1 12 to 1 18, No 3 white 1 11 to 1 14, yellow 1 12 to 1 18, and oats No 2 white around 48 to 48 percent.
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St. Louis
Hay Prices Mixed Across Markets in St Louis and Kansas City
June reports show hay prices with multiple grades in St Louis and Kansas City. Timothys range around 14 to 18 dollars per unit while alfalfa and clover mixes fetch 28 to 29 dollars and 14 to 19 dollars respectively.
Liberty Bonds Market closes with varied U S issues
In New York on June 2 U S bonds closed with Liberty 34s at 101 and 102.10 for First 43,5. Second 4s at 101.9. Third 4 8 8 at 101.30. Fourth 4s at 102.17. U S Treasury 4s at 102.16. Treasury 44s at 106.18.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
U. S
Liberty
U. S. Treasury
Clover and Timothy Seed Prices Listed in Toledo Market
Toledo seed market reports Clover seed at cash 16.50 Oct 14.70 Dec 14.35 and Timothy seed at cash 3.70 Sept 4.15 with tentative codes noted as tye dak.
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Toledo
Grain Prices in Minneapolis Market Report
Minneapolis notes on June 2 show flour prices falling 30 to 35 cents, family patents at 8.90, bran ranging 27.50 to 28.50.
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Minneapolis
Yankees shake up in lineup benchs three veterans for rookies
New York manager Miller Huggins benchs three first string stars for the Washington game. Wallly Ppp is replaced by Lou Gehring at first base. Shanks moves to second, Bengough starts at third, displacing Wally Schang.
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New York
New York Yankees
Miller Huggins
Washington Today
Wallly Ppp
Lou Gehring
Columbia University
Shanks
Ward
Bengough
Wally Scbang
Keokuk welcomes Cooper builder at noon Lions talk
Keokuk police reports say Hugh L. Cooper, builder of the Keokuk dam, was entertained at noon by the Lions Rotary and Unity Club. Mayor John R. Carpenter gave official welcome while Colonel Cooper spoke briefly. The event followed a visit by the engineer to Keokuk.
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Keokuk
Hugh L., Cooper
Keokuk Dam
Lions, Rotary
Unity Club
John R. Carpenter
Cooper
Elks State Convention Opens in Burlington This Week
James G. Clark Waterloo state president of the Elks arrives for the Burlington convention set to run through Thursday. He predicts one of the largest state meetings ever held as early arrivals filter in this afternoon for train shooting and golf events.
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Burlington
James G. Clark
Waterloo
The
Elks
Robbery Delays Auto Ban in Denver Messenger Heist
In downtown Denver on June 2 a messenger were robbed while transporting payroll for Windsor Farm Dairy. The theft occurred during a gunfire exchange as the robbers escaped with about $15,000.
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Denver
Windsor Farm Dairy Company
Population gains in Black Hawk County 1920 to 1925
Waterloo population rises to 36 607 from 36 230 in 1920 while Cedar Falls grows to 6 819 from 6 316. Rural areas show declines as larger cities lead gains in the five year period, figures verified by the official enumerator.
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Waterloo
Blackhawk
Cedar Falls
State Teachers College
University of Dubuque trustees consider halting intercollegiate athletics
At Dubuque this June 2 meeting the board will review the president Karl Wettstone’s annual report recommending suspending intercollegiate athletics at the University of Dubuque for several years. Separately, the St. Paul steamer arrived safely after running aground on a Mississippi bar for over 12 hours north of St. Louis. Autopsy confirms Dee R. Parsons died from non bullet causes in a partly burned Chicago apartment. a pistol cartridge was found near the body.
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Dubuque, Ta
University of Dubuque
Karl F. Wettstone
Univesity of Dubuque
St. Louis
St. Paul
Mississippi River
J .S
Erastus Wells
Chicago
Dee R. Parsons
Parsons
Five Iowa City tracksters headed for Chicago meet
Five members of the university high school track squad from Iowa City will compete in the interscholastic meet in Chicago this weekend. Captain Berkey Cozine Robinson Alt and Nelson are listed for the trip.
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Iowa City
University
Chicago
Berkey
Cozine
Robinson Alt
Nelson
Canadians Like Their Own Fruit Report Details Canadian Crop Value
Winnipeg June 1 Canadian or chardists and fruit growers produced a crop valued at 24,000,000 last year according to a Dominion department of agriculture report. Domestic consumption accounted for 16,835,960 and exports to the United States and Great Britain totaled 7,430,462.
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Associated Press
Winnipeg
Dominion Department of Agriculture
United States
Great Britain
Belgian Prince Resumes British Naval Duties
Prince Charles of Belgium returns to service as sub lieutenant in the British navy after months at home. He is now in his twenty second year and resumes duties following a period of leave.
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Associated Press
London
Prince Charles of
Belgium
Heis
Five Killed By Electric Wind Storm In Iowa
Burlington reports a night storm with lightning and high winds causing heavy rain and flood damage. Trees uprooted, a car blown across a street, plate glass windows shattered, and a burst water main reducing city pressure.
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Iowa
Burlington
Violent windstorm hits Marshall County farms
A heavy rain accompanied a violent windstorm damaged trees and outbuildings across western northern and northeastern Marshall county late Monday afternoon. WIndmills and wire communication were blown down in rural areas but city damage was nominal. No one was injured.
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Marshalltown
Marshall County
Storm damages in Washington Iowa telephones and power lines
A Washington Iowa storm caused substantial damage to telephone and electric light lines. Tree limbs litter the streets and a large limb struck a residence roof. Rain totaled 1.91 inches.
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Washington
Three Inch Downpour Floods Independence Streets
Heavy rain drenched Independence on Monday afternoon with three inches of water between 4 and 4:30 p m. Officials say sewers could not handle the downpour. Some streets rose above curbs while several cellars stayed mostly dry. Wind also tore down telephone wires in the area.
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Independence
Lightning Kills Two Horses In Cedar Falls Field
Hans Peterson was slightly burned about the neck by electricity carried along the reins when a bolt of lightning struck and killed two horses he was plowing with in a field west of Cedar Falls on Monday afternoon. He was cultivating corn when the storm broke.
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Cedar Falls
Hans Peterson
State Meeting Opens for Legion Auxiliary in Dubuque
Dubuque Iowa June 2 400 delegates attend opening session of the state convention of the American Legion auxiliary Mrs S S McClung department vice president urges aid for 30000 sick ex service men and thousands of orphaned children rehabilitation and education as work not finished. Addresses of welcome delivered by local leaders and Dubuque chamber president John Rider Wallis Charles Ward and others.
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Dubuque
American Legion Auxiliary
S. McClung
Iiona
The
Elk’s Home
H. J. Wunderlich
Charles D. Kretschmer
American Legion
John Rider Wallis
Charles Ward
Cedar county grand jury weighs murder charge in Reid case
Tipton Iowa June 2 the Cedar county grand jury began considering the murder charge against Mildred Reid of Mount Vernon here this morning Only one witness was examined at noon and more will be quoted this afternoon the county attorney announced He expects the grand jury to report tomorrow Miss Reid is accused of slaying her infant after its birth and hiding its body in an outhouse on a Lisbon area farm Miss Reid is out on bail.
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Tipton
Cedar County
Mildred Reid
Mt. Vernon
Miss Reid
Lisbon
Rey Nelson Returns Home From Kansas City Visit
Rey Nelson has arrived home after a brief visit in Kansas City Missouri.
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Rey Nelson
Kansas City
Green couple return from Omaha visit
Mr and Mrs Louis Green arrived home Monday after visiting relatives in Omaha.
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Louis Green
Omaha
Harold Barber Returns Home After Visit
Harold Barber returns to Chicago after a brief visit with his parents Dr. and Mrs. C. S. Barber at 807 West Mills sireck.
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Harold Barber
Chicago
Mrs. C. S. Barber
West Mills
State Pursues Murphy Insanity Defense with 80 Witnesses
Cresco Iowa June 2 The state led by county attorney KE F Pieper pressed to prove D J Murphy of Waukon is feigning insanity to avoid trial on 14 indictments In the sanity hearing W S Hart a Waukon lawyer testified he saw no signs of mental disease in Murphy Over 80 witnesses are expected to testify as the case continues today and in coming days
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Associated Press
Cresco
KE. F. Pieper
Allamakee County
Cooney
D. J. Murphy
Waukan
Murphy
W. S. Hart
Waukon
Hart
Dennis Murphy
D. J
Murphy's Actions Questioned as Witness Denies Memory
The witness responded Nothe ing at all to questions about Murphy's actions suggesting possible mental state or memory issues.
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Murphy
Picture Actor to Receive a Dummy Naval Diploma
Washington reports plans to film Ramon Nawirro receiving a dummy diploma from President Coolidge at the Naval Academy exercises were changed by Secretary Wilbur. Navarro will not join the regular academy events. a similar scene may be staged with Mary Wilbur, without Coolidge. The president opposes using the office for advertising but supports legitimate film work at the academy.
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Associated Press
Washington
Ramon Nawirro
Coolidge
Naval Academy
Wilbur
Navarro
Mary Wilbur
Academy
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Wall Street
Cash Market Report
Kansasity
Board of Trade
HAY
St. Louie
Wight Clover
Choice Alfalfa
Prairie
Tye
Dak
Central Iowa Power and Light Company
U. G. I System
Philadelphia
Sioux City
Kerokee Electric Company
Gilmore City Electric Company
Des Moines
Joe Wagner
Cottage Grove State Bank
Ossie"' Salem
Drake University
University of Minnesota
Fort Dodge
John Doyle
Exposition Park
Davenport
Council Bluffs
J. F. Catlin
Towa City
Legion Auxiliary
United States Rubber Company
Rue
Creston Rubber. CO
Creston
Sparr Lumber & Hdw. CO
Cromwell
Standard Garage
Orient
W. E. Haskins
Nevinville
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