Wall Street Stocks Rise on Copper and Trade Signals
Buying operations broadened into new fields as copper sales of 100 million pounds at higher prices buoyed market expectations. Sugar stocks gained on improved trade, Southern Railway rose on favorable court expectations for holders, and motor shares showed strength while General Railway Signal weakened before noon. Call money held at 3 percent as the session closed strong.
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New York
Egger
Southern Railway
Omaha Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Hogs receipts 15,000 with better grade butchers 5 to 10c higher and 12.50 to 12.80 top for 200 to 350 lb. cattle receipts 6507 with active demand and stronger quotes. stockers steady and veal top 8.50. Sheep receipts 3,500 with lambs 25c higher and natives 16.25 to 15.50, ewe 6.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
U. S
Eric
Chicago grain and pork futures posted mixed moves
Chicago market report shows open high and low quotes for wheat corn oats rye and lard with July September and December positions. Prices swing with July wheat around 1.56 1.53 percent and corn near 1.10 percent, while lard and hog futures edge higher into the session.
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Chicago One & Provisions
Chicago
Inc
Juay
Juy
Hay Prices Change at Kansas City Market
On June 19 at Kansas City hay prices rose by one dollar. No 1 timothy sold for 16.00 to 17.00, No 1 clover light 15.90 to 16.00, No 1 prairie 10.00 to 12.00, and choice alfalfa 19.00 to 20.00 dollars. The Oakland district reported similar adjustments with No 2 timothy 17.00 to 20.00 and choice western alfalfa at 26.00 to 27.00.
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Laius
Timothy
Kansas City
Flour and Bran Prices Reported in Minneapolis
Minneapolis notes show flour unchanged at 8.65 to 8.75 per unit and bran at 28.00, reflecting steady commodity pricing on June 19.
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Minneapolis
Grain price quotes in St Louis market report
St Louis cash grain notes June 19 showing wheat No 2 red at 1.79 to 1.80, No 2 hard 1.62 to 1.65, corn No 2 mixed 1.10, No 2 white 1.10, No 2 yellow 1.13, oats No 2 white 521/%, No white 504% 651.
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ST. Louis
St. Lowia
Qgorn
Weather Summary for Bat Local Observations
The 24 hour period ending at 7 am shows highs from 78 to 93 degrees and lows from 58 to 71. Rain totals vary with 2.15 inches on Monday and 24 on Tuesday. no rain on several days.
Chicago Livestock Market Report June 19 Update
Hog receipts 22,000 with higher demand for desirable grades. prices for 225 to 340 pound butchers 12.90 to 13.25. Cattle receipts 2,000 with active demand and higher spots for yearlings up to 15 to 25 cents. Sheep receipts 6,000 with fat native lambs weak to 25 cents lower and bulk at 15.50 to 15.75. Official estimates Hog 5 500 Cattle 500 Sheep 3,000.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U. S. Dept. of Agric
Produce and Poultry Prices and Receipts Reported in Chicago
Chicago reports on June 19 show poultry alive and fowls price ranges, broilers and ducks values, and assorted stock movements. Receipts for potatoes and butter, eggs, and amber storage data accompany market steadying trends and regional price variations across Wisconsin Michigan Oklahoma Arkansas North Carolina Virginia and related commodities.
New York Dairy and Poultry Market Prices Report
New York market summary shows Butter receipts at 18 529 with creamery and extras values around 42 44 to 43 44 and firsts near 40 41 percent. Eyes irregular receipts 25 247 with nearby hennery whites averages 34 42 and browns 40 44. Cheese prices aid by state whole milk flats with fancy specials 26 27 and average runs 21 26. Live Poultry steady with fowls by freight 28430 and roosters 14 by freight. Dressed poultry irregular with fresh and frozen categories 30 44 and 25 42.
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New York
Hennery
Pacific Coast
Market Report From Kansas City Prices June Nineteenth
Butter unchanged at 46 47 for creamery. eggs steady with firsts 28 and selected 34. poultry values show Hans at 21, roosters 11, broilers 34. Potatoes listed as Red River River Ohijos 1.50 to 1.60.
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Kansas City
Red River River
Omaha Cash Grain Prices Reported for Wheat, Corn and Oats
Omaha on June 19 reports Wheat No 1 hard 1.51 No 2 hard 1.61 No 1 mixed 1.67 Corn No 2 white 1.04 104% No 1 yellow 1.05 No 1 mixed 1.02 Oats No 2 white 4.84 No 3 white 4.7.
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Omaha
Liberty Ponds Bond Closing Prices Reported
New York June 19 U S bonds closed with Liberty 8s at 101.8 First 4s at 102.28 Second 4s at 101.16 Third 4s at 101.30 Fourth 4146 at 103 U S Treasury 48 at 103.19 U S Treasury 4%4s at 101.17.
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New York
U. S
Liberty
U. S. Treasury
U S. Treasury
Wheat Advances After Sharp Start On Rust Damage Outlook
Wheat prices rose after an early drop caused by a surprise Liver report. The forecast of severe black rust damage in North Dakota and the eastern Canadian spring wheat belt spurred buying, with July and September futures posting gains before profit-taking trimmed some of the advance. Corn and oats followed wheat trends as markets closed mixed. hog values led to a provisions upturn.
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Chicago
North Dakota
Wilmar
Minn
Grand Forks
N. D
Kansas
Chicago cash grain prices report June 19
Wheat and corn varying prices with No. 2 hard wheat around 1.63 to 1.68 per bushel. Mixed corn grades range from about 1.11 to 1.13. White and yellow corn show similar levels. Oats barley rye and seeds listed with handful of figures. lard ribs bellies quoted with prices.
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Chicago
Whitte
Ryve
Timothy
St. Joseph Livestock Market Report June 19
Hogs receipts 5,000 with prices 20 to 25 cents higher. top 13.05, bulk 12.65 to 13.00. Cattle receipts 600, steady to higher. feeders 8.50 to 10.35, top 10.40, cows and heifers 3.25 to 10.00, cows 4.00 to 9.00. Sheep receipts 1,000 with 256 higher. lambs 13.25 to 14.50, ewes 5.00 to 6.50.
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ST. Joseph
Horse and Mule Market Report East St. Louis
Horses sold from good to choice at 160 to 200 dollars for western and 75 to 100 dollars for eastern chunks and 45 to 75 dollars for choice southern stock. Mules ranged 14.3 to 17 hands with prices 60 to 225 dollars depending on size and quality.
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East St. Louis
Coffee futures tick as Rio and Santos bids hold
New York coffee markets show Rio No 7 at 21 percent and Santos No 4 at 25 percent. Futures remain steady with July at 18.70 and December at 14.85.
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New York
Rio
Santos
Toledo Seed Market Prices Report
Toledo market update lists Clover seed cash for June 19 with values of 17.00 and 15.75 for Oct. 15.75. Timothy seed cash 38.70 asked with Sept. 4.10. Market totals reflect pricing for Clover and Timothy seeds with delivery dates and cash options.
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Toledo
Sugar Prices Steady in New York Market
In New York on June 19 raw sugar stays at 4.43 for spots duty paid with no sale. Refined sugar remains unchanged with granulated fine at 5.55 to 5.70 per unit.
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New York
Local visitors and travelers noted in area roundup
Mrs. John Hess of Des Moines and Mrs. L. E. Sinner of Greenfield spent a day in town shopping and visiting friends. Arthur Thornton left for Florence Alabama to vacation with relatives. he is chief clerk in the Burlington depot superintendent's office. Mrs. M. H. Brown of Chicago returned home after visiting her sister Mrs. Bert Hintz and family at 618 North Maple. her son Harry remains for a longer visit. Earl Waller of Los Angeles, visiting his parents in Lorimer, spent Thursday afternoon with friends. he is connected with Creston boys Floyd Thompson John Bradley and Marshall McCann now in California.
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John Hess
Des Moines
L. E. Sinner
Greenfield
Hess
Arthur Thornton
Florence
Ala
Thornton
Burlington Depot
M. H. Brown
Chicago
Bert Hintz
North Maple Street
Harry
Earl Waller
Los Angeles
Lorimer
Mr. Waller
Creston
Floyd Thompson
John Bradley
Marshall McCann
California
Tax system in need of change
Iowa professor urges overhaul of the 1853 era tax system. He faults the executive council as a part time board of review and argues for a permanent state tax commission with full time staff to fairly assess property and modernize valuation practices across counties and public service entities.
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John E. Brindley
Department of Economic Science
Iowa State College
Ames
Advertiser
Iowa
Prairies
Mississippi
Agriculture
Executive Council
Iown
Board of Assessment and Review
General Assembly
Critique Of Tax Assessment System For Large Property Values
The passage argues that valuing hundreds of millions in taxable property with scant data from taxed interests yields unsatisfactory results. It labels the system antiquated and inefficient and asserts no executive council can fix it.
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State Board of Review
Executive Council
Sinclair Wins Teapot Dome Oil Suit
The ruling upholds the lease as a legal act tied to Secretary Denby with Fall and Robison involved. No evidence shows secrecy or attorney general misstep significantly. Fall kept the lease secret while Pearl Harbor storage talks were ongoing. The court found no fraud from bonds linked to Fall and Sinclair and noted Sinclair paid about $1,000,000 for mineral claims.
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Denby
Robison
Fall
Kennedy
Falk
Finney
Congress
Pearl Harbor
E. L. Doheny
Sinclair
Continental Trading Company
Pioneer
Belgo
Teapot Dome
Laws of
Canada
Pomerene Plans Immediate Appeal in Teapot Dome Case
Cleveland reports that former Senator Atlee Pomerene, a special prosecutor in the Teapot Dome inquiry, will appeal the Cheyenne federal court decision to the United States court of appeals at once. He said he is disappointed but will proceed with the appeal.
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Cleveland
United States
Atlee Pomerene
Teapot Dome
United States Court of Appeals
Cheyenne
Thurston Balks On Tax Policy In Chamber Speech
Senator discusses income tax and inheritance tax noting the income tax drains today’s business while the inheritance tax affects estates after a business career. He argues against canceling foreign war debts, warning it would hurt holders of secondary paper and delay repayment to U S creditors.
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Creston High School
Washington, D .C
United States
Local visitors and residents cited in Creston area notes
Earl G. Henry of Spaulding visited Creston this afternoon. N. G. Bacon of Lorimer had business in Creston today. Miss Barbara Wight returned to Greenfield after a short visit. Mr. and Mrs. J. Handley of Greenfield spent the day here shopping and visiting. Mr. and Mrs. J. Hartman and daughter Iona of Clearfield attended to business. Ella M. Day, county superintendent, was in Des Moines on business. Charles Goodwin of Des Moines will return home tonight after visiting James Conway at 222 South Myrtle Street.
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Earl G. Henry
Spaulding
Creston
N. G. Bacon
Lorimer
Barbara Wight
Greenfield
Handley
J. Hartman
Iona
Clearfield
Ella M. Day
Des Moines
Miss Day
Charles Goodwin
James Conway
South
Myrtle Street
Notable Iowa Legal Minds and Officials Die or Achieve
Cedar Rapids reports Henry Rickel 90 a veteran attorney dies. Eliza A Ewing 88 pioneer dies in Sioux City. Gordon Locke Iowa football coach passes bar exams. James P Caffney Williamsburg named president of state association of county attorneys. Wier Davenport secretary. Brookhart praises La Follette as champion of the common people. The Iowa Funeral Directors hold 1926 convention in Des Moines.
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Cedar Rapids
Henry Rickel
Sioux City
Iowa Funeral Directors
Des Moines
EB. F. Kistner
Waterloo
Roy C. Smith
Burlington
C. H. Gregoire
Dubuque
James P. Caffney
Williamsburg
State Association of County Attorneys
John Wier
Davenport
University of Iowa awards 99 letters and numerals
The University of Iowa athletic council announced 99 letters and numerals awarded. It included 29 varsity letters 3 secondary letters 4 golf letters 3 cheerleader awards 1 tennis secondary letter and 59 freshman numerals for track baseball golf tennis track basketball wrestling gymnastics tennis and golf for freshmen.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa Athletic Council
Bechtel Interests Secure Option on Ottumwa Traction Properties
Ottumwa Iowa June 19 Bechtel interests at Davenport secured an option to purchase the Ottumwa Traction company and Northern States Power company properties including the electric light plant street car system and central steam heating system. The option runs until Sept 1. Mason City June 19 The Iowa Gideons began arriving for a three day convention with a birthday party for state chaplain Clarence B Williams. Arthur George Des Moines president and F Willis Jenks Waterloo secretary were among early arrivals.
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Ottumwa
Bechtel
Davenport
Ottumwa Traction Company
Northern States Power Company
C. E B. Fahrney
Mason City
Iowa Gideons
City
Clarence B. Williams
Arthur George
Des Moines
F. Willis Jenks
Waterloo
T B Sanatoria Shows Results in Past Ten Years
Minneapolis reports from the National Tuberculosis association citing Dr. Louis I. Dublin that 800000 people passed through U S sanatoria in ten years, about 600000 alive benefiting from reduced mortality. He says treatment saves about 6000 lives yearly and predicts a death rate near 50 per 100000 by 1930.
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Associated
Minneapolis
National Tuberculosis Association
Louis I. Dublin
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Dublin
United States
Veterinarians To Hold Meeting In July In Omaha
The Missouri Valley Veterinary Association will meet in Omaha Nebraska with a slate of prominent specialists including Dr J N Frost Dr E L Stubbs Dr A Eichhorn Dr W S Gochenour Dr L A Merillat Dr R R Dykstra Dr C J Norden Dr C J Scott Dr J G Ferneyhough Dr E A Cahill and Senator R C Mills The program will feature discussions on profession problems a clinic and other progress related features including a session in July.
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Associated Press
Grundy Center
Missouri Valley Veterinary Association
Omaha
Neb
J. N. Frost
Jutornell University
Ithaca
N. Y
E. L. Stubbs
Pennsylvania Bureau of Animal Industry
A. Eichhorn
Pearl River
W. S. Gochenour
Washington, D. C
L. A. Merillat
R. R. Dykstra
Kansas State Veterinary College
C. J. Norden
Nebraska State Association
C. J. Scott
Iowa State Association
J.G Ferneyhough
Virginia
E. A. Cahill
Zionsville
Ind
R. C. Mills
Iowa Senate
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Gordon Locke
University of Iowa
Eliza A. Ewing
Smith W. Brookhart
Robert M. LaFollett
T. B. Sanatoria
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