Oil shares rise after Pennsylvanian crude price boost
Wall Street reports higher Pennsylvanian crude prices spurring renewed buying in a brief session. Large petroleum issues rise 1 to 2 percent while low priced motors like Moon and Chandler Ralls show strength under Lehigh Valley’s lead hitting a new yearly peak at 83. Gains seen in Lackawanna Atlantic Cover Lines Canadian Pacific and Northern Pacific as market closes firm with about 650000 shares traded.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Moon
Chandler Ralls
Lehigh Valley
Lackawanna
Atlantic Cover Lines
Canadian Pacific
Northern Pacific
Chicago cash grain prices on June six report
Chicago cash grain prices show mixed quotes with wheat at No hard 1.72 percent and corn varying by grade from No 3 mix to No 6 mix. Oats and rye show limited offerings with select white and sample grades listed, along with barley and seed values for timothy clover and other stored grains.
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Chicago
Hay prices by grade in St Louis and Kansas City markets
Hay prices reported from St Louis show Timothy No 2 at 16.00 with higher ranges for other grades and clover mixes. Kansas City lists unchanged prices with alfalfa at 17.50 to 19.00 and Timothy No 1 at 14.00 to 15.00 along with prairie and clover mixed rates.
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St. Louis
Kansas City
Hay
Prairie
Clearing Houses Show Higher Excess Reserves
New York June 6 The actual condition of clearing house banks and trust companies for the week shows an excess reserve of 33046710 dollars. This is a decrease in reserve of 16357610 dollars compared with last week.
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New York
Seed prices and harvest notes from Toledo market
To see Toledo market data shows Clover seed at 1.94 cash per unit with 192 units and 1550 Dee at 15.05, Alsike at 13.25 in August, Timothy seed 23.75 cash with a September 4.20 note. Analyst highlights June totals and monthly price points for Clover Alsike and Timothy seeds.
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Toledo
Ted
Clover
Dee
Alsike
Timothy
Cash
St. Louis Cash Grain Prices Report
St Louis cash grain prices list ample details for wheat and corn futures. Wheat No 2 red and No 2 hard quoted around 2.00 to 2.01 dollars, corn ranges given for No 4 mixed and No yellow, with Otts No 3 white values noted.
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ST. Louis
Weather Summary For June 2 To June 4
Local observations show rainfall on June 2 of .86 inches with a high of 50 and a low of 47. June 3 recorded .80 inches and a high of 61 with 1.42 inches of rain and a low of 1.42? The data for June 4 shows .78 inches, a high of 73 and no precipitation reported.
Chicago Livestock Prices Rise and Fall in Mixed Trade
Chicago livestock report shows hog receipts around 5000 with uneven demand and mixed price shifts from 10 cent declines to 12.35 top for 225 to 325 pound hogs. Cattle receipts 500 with fed steers up to 11.60, vealers and stockers mixed, cows and heifers higher on fat grades. Sheep receipts 4000 with fat lambs and yearlings lower, western and native lambs quoted, futures estimates for next week listed.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U. SS
Dept. of Agric
Wwer
Poultry and Produce Markets Reported in Chicago and New York
Chicago and New York market notes show mixed prices and steady to weak demand across poultry and produce. Prices ranged for fowls, broilers, turkeys, ducks, geese, and butter, eggs, and cheese with regional variations and ongoing receipts influencing values.
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St. Louis
Butter Creamery and Poultry Prices Reported by Kansas City Market
Kansas City market notes show butter creamery 1 cent higher, pack unchanged. eyes unchanged with firsts 28 and selected 34. Poultry prices include haw 21, roosters 11, broilers 1 cent higher at 32. Potatoes 25 to 50 lower, Red River Ohios 1.50 to 1.75.
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Kansas City
Red River
New York Bond Closing Figures June 6 to 17
Bond market wrap reports closing prices for Liberty 34s at 101.1 Second 4s at 101.8 Third 448 at 101.31 Fourth 4%4s8 at 102.16 U S Treasury 4s at 102.15 and U S Treasury 4s at 106.25 for the period June 6 through 17 in New York.
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New York
Liberty
U. S. Treasury
Flour prices update in Minneapolis market
June 6 Minneapolis wholesale notes show flour prices up to 30 cents higher for family patents at 9.25 9.55 and bran at 27.00 27.50 per unit.
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Minneapolis
Oats Rally as Heat Damage Surfaces on Chicago Board
Heat wave sparks a rise in oats with prices up about 2 to 3 cents as crop damage reports grow. Wheat also gains before fading, corn steadies then dips, and hogs drive the nearby provision market lower amid a day of unsettled trading in Chicago.
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Chicago
Omaha market summary of hogs cattle and sheep prices
U S Department of Agriculture report from Omaha shows hog receipts 10 500 with grade shifts and price ranges 11 25 to 11 90 for various hog classes. cattle receipts 250 with mixed changes and tops around 11 00 for weighty steers. sheep receipts none with lambs and yearlings down about 1.00 to 1.50, Western lambs 14.75 to 15.45.
Omaha cash grain price report
Wheat quotes range from 1.62 to 1.64 for No 2 hard at the Omaha market. Corn prices show No 2 white at about 1.08 and No 2 yellow around 1.10. Oats list No 2 White at 50 1/44 to 51 1/2 and No 4 white at 50 651.
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Omaha
New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange to Close Saturdays
The New York coffee and sugar exchange will close on Saturdays during June through September. In Illinois near Meriden an unidentified man died after his clothing tangled in brake equipment on an Illinois Central freight train. Chicago federal court sessions were moved to June 23 with trials of E W Voespel, his son Lyman, and others charged in prohibition violations slated.
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New York
New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange
Meriden
Freaport
Ill
Chicago
Adam O. Cliff
E. W. Voespel
Lyman
Clinton
Marshall leaves Old Gold to join Dubuque in Mississippi Valley League
Star pitcher H W Marshall known as Hub departs Old Gold this week to sign with the Dubuque club in the Mississippi Valley League. His absence will be felt when the Hawks face Notre Dame in the season finale at South Bend next week.
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H. W
Hub) Marshall
Old Gold
Dubuque Club
Marshall
Hawks
Notre Dame
South Bend
Propaganda In Chinese Revolt And Canton Civil War Flares
AP dispatches trace propaganda posters as clashes rise in Shanghai amid a general Chinese workers strike. Foreigners report arrests and return to work as violence looms. in Canton civil war is declared with Yang Hsi Min poised to attack Kuomintang forces on Honan island near the cement works.
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Associated Press
Shanghai
Washington
Hsu
Canton
Ferdinand L. Mayer
Peking
Honan Island
Asheville
Hongkong
Douglas Jenkins
Mayer
Yang Hsi Min
First Amy
Kuomintang People's Party
Honan
Denied Shrine Charters For Ottumwa And Council Bluffs
Imperial council of the Shrine denied petitions for charters from Ottumwa and Council Bluffs at the Los Angeles convention. Amendments set minimum temple dues at $10 and forbid cross jurisdiction memberships. A city refused a charter may not petition again for three years. An official Shrine magazine and flag were approved.
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Council Buffs
Ottumwa
Imperial Council of the
Los Angeles
Percy Hoak
Imperial Potantiite
Za-Ga- Zig
Imperial Council
Hawk
Livestock Receipts and Prices at St Joseph Market
Hoge Receipts 4,000 steady to 10 lower. top 11.90, bulk 11.65 to 11.85. Carth none for week: steers yearlings and heifers 25 to 50 higher, good cows 25 higher, calves 50 lower, stockers and feeders about steady. Sheep receipts 200 steady, clipped lambs around 12.25 for the week, market 15 to 1.00 lower.
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Omaha
Jame
U. S
St, Joseph
Army Tents Sent to Storm Stricken District
Fifty army tents are being sent from Des Moines to Neola Iowa to aid 200 to 300 affected families in a 15 mile strip across Harrison Shelby and Pottawattamie counties after a windstorm last Wednesday. Adjutant General L G Lasher is overseeing the shipment from Camp Dodge and more tents may follow if needed. Red Cross field worker Lena Trott arrives to supervise relief as tents and cots move toward distribution across the stricken area.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Neola
Ila
Harrison
Shelby
Pottawattamie
L. G. Lasher
Camp Dodge
Associated Press Council
Greenfield Athlete Places In Stagg Meet
Under a hot sun at Ohio Stadium in Columbus finals of the 1925 Western conference outdoor track and field championships decided. Wisconsin and Michigan were favored. Cusack of Chicago won the mile in 4 24.59. Phillips of Butler won the 440 in 48.98. Hancock of Iowa took the discus at 138 ft 2 in. Hubbard of Michigan won the 100 yd dash in 9.74. Guthrie of Ohio State won the 120 yd high hurdles in 14.61.
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Michigan
Cusack
Chicago
Matthews
Minnesota
Schutt
Judge
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Hill
Ohio Wesleyan
Phillips
Butler
Kennedy
Coulter
Iowa
Martin
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Spence
Hancock
Schwarze
Davie
Doyle
Shutte
Hubbard
Wittman
Roberts
Towa
Gray
Evans
Illinois
Guthrie
Ohio State
Werner
Ilinois
Wenatchee Runner Sets National Interscholastic Mile Record
June 6 at Stagg Field Chicago Kisser from Wenatchee Washington established a new national interscholastic record in the mile run at the national prep school meet with 4 minutes 28.1 seconds in the first mile race. G Hines of Burlington was the only local to place in the first half dozen events finishing fifth in the second 880 yard run won by Burton of Kaysville Utah in 1 59 8.
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Chicago
Kisser
Wenatchee
Wash
Jowan
G. Hines
Burlington
Burton
Kaysville
Utah
J. Richardson
Greenfield
Stagg: Fastest 100 yard dash group in high school meet
Amos Alonzo Stagg said the qualifying trials for the University of Chicago national interscholastic track meet produced the fastest group of 100 yard dash runners ever seen in the high school classic. Finals were set to start at 1:30 today with qualifiers competing for titles.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Amos Alonzo Stagg
Norse American centennial opens at Minnesota fairgrounds
At St Paul Minnesota the Norse American centennial begins with 36 bygdelags reunions to mark Norwegian immigration. high officials from four nations will attend with President Coolidge arriving by special train to join the events at Fort Snelling and the fairgrounds today and tomorrow.
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Associated Press
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Norway
Minnesota State Fairgrounds
Slope Restaurationen
Stavanser
United States
Canada
Iceland
President Collidge
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Minnesota
Conference Elevens Must Play Four Big Ten Games
Western conference football elevens will be compelled to play at least four Big Ten games each season, Columbus reports, as part of a new scheduling requirement. The move aims to strengthen interleague competition and standardize schedules across conferences.
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Columbus
Big Ten Considers Rotary Football Schedule
Western conference faculty committee approves a rule for each college to play at least four football games per year against conference peers. Prof. James Paige of Minnesota submits the recommendation and a rotating schedule study group is formed to report at the director schedule meeting.
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Western Conference
James Paige
University of Minnesota
Lewis Pelzer
Iowa
Henry Gale
Chicago
Ralph
Ames Hosts World Ad Club Meet Decision Action
The Ames centerville district Ad club convention adopted a resolution urging the 1927 world convention be held at Ames. Fred W. Anderson of Cozard Neb spoke at the banquet. Graham Stewart of Des Moines praised the gathering as the best yet. The convention also redefined districts to include South Dakota, Iowa, and Nebraska as the eighth district.
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Associated Press
Centerville
District Ad Club
Ames
Des Moines Club
Fred W. Anderson
Cozard
Neb
Graham Stewart
Des Moines
South Dakota
Iowa
Nebraska
Bluffs High School Band Wins Big State Contest
Council Bluffs high school band takes first prize in an eight state contest in Gary Indiana. Gary band is second and First Michigan ranks third. The local band has won every contest entered this year.
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Associated Press
Council Bluffs
Gary
Ind
Mich
Dirigible Los Angeles Sets Flight for Tomorrow
The naval dirigible Los Angeles will depart Lakehurst at 1 a.m. daylight saving time tomorrow for Minnesota to participate in the Norse American centennial. The delay was caused by helium expansion while moored today.
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Associated Press
Lakehurst
N. J
Naval Dirig
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Amundsen Relief Expedition Leaves for King's Bay
Horten Norway June 6 The Norwegian government expedition to locate Captain Roald Amundsen sets sail from Horten to King's Bay. The relief mission aims to find the famous explorer and his party after their disappearance in the polar regions.
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Amundsen
King’s Bay
Associated Press
Horten
Christianiafjord
Norway
Roald Amundsen
Polar flyers depart for Spitzbergen mission in clear weather
The group and his fellow air crew kept an airplane watch along the ice field edge as they left the navy yard in fine weather for King's Bay Spitzbergen. Mrs. F A Terebaugh of Afton attended to business and shopping while Mr. and Mrs. John Swanson headed to Iowa City for their son's university graduation in commerce.
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King's Bay
Spitzbergen
F. A. Terebaugh
Afton
John Swanson
Iowa City
The
State University
Roy
Commerce Department
Grace Chandler and Grace White Off to Murray Visit
Miss Grace Chandler and Miss Grace White left this morning for Murray to spend the weekend with Miss White's sister Mrs. Gerald James and Mr. James.
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Miss Grace Chandler
Miss Grace White
Murray
Miss White
Gerald James
Mr. James
Orient merchant visits Creston for social and business ties
R. H. Nemeyer of Orient arrived in Creston to visit friends and handle business interests.
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R. H. Nemeyer
Orient
Creston
Gasoline Fire Critically Burns Iowa Man Working on Car
Iowa City June 6 H DouIton severely burned when gasoline soaked clothing caught fire from lantern heat while he repaired the gasoline feed line on his car. His condition is reported critical today.
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Iowa City
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