Wall Street Stocks Rose as Easy Money Outlook Persists
Satisfactory trade news and easy money prospects lifted stocks in New York. Rail shares rose with Kansas City Southern’s May earnings showing, Western carriers benefited from optimism on freight rates. General Motors led motor stocks to new highs while Pierce Arrow preferred weakened. Packing firms Cudahy and Armour of Delaware hit 1925 highs on strong profits. Volume neared 700000 shares.
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New York
United States
Kansas City Southern
General Motors
Pierce Arrow Prior
Cudahy and Armour of Delaware
Omaha Livestock Prices Report From June 20 Trade
Hogs receipts 11 500 with butcher grades active and prices up 10 to 20 cents for hams and loins. top hogs 13.00, 160 to 200 lb buyers paying 12.35 to 12.60, overall 12.25 to 13.00. Cattle receipts 50 with good to choice fed cattle 25 to 50 cents higher, stockers steady to higher. veal top around 8.50. Sheep receipts none. fat lambs 25 to 60 cents higher, range lambs 15.90 to 16.00, native 15.25 to 15.50.
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Omaha
U. 8
S. Dept. of Agric
Cash grain prices reported in St. Louis market
St Louis cash grain prices list Wheat No 2 red 1.76 1.82 No 3 red 1.74 1.77 Korn No 2 mixed 1.08 No 4 mixed 1.04 No 2 yellow 1.11 Oath No percent white 50 No white 49 percent.
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ST. Louis
Corm
Liberty Bonds Close Mixed in New York Trading
U S bonds closed with Liberty 3s at 101.5, First 4s at 192.24, Second 4s at 101.17, Third 4s at 101.30, Fourth 4s at 102.31, U S Treasury 48 at 103.20, and U S Treasury 41 4s at 107.18.
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Liberty
New York
U. S
U. S. Treasury
U. & Treasury
Clearing house banks show weekly excess reserves rise
New York June 20. The actual condition of clearing house banks and trust companies for the week shows an excess reserve of 43,692,780 dollars. This is an increase in reserve of 1,928,400 dollars compared with last week.
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Clearin
New York
St Joseph Livestock Market Report June 20
Hogs receipts 4 500 steady to higher top 13.10 bulk 12.75 13.10. Cattle receipts 100 with weekly bulk steers 8.70 10.70 top 11.15 cows and heifers 3.50 10.00 calves 4.50 9.00 stockers and feeders 4.50 7.50. Sheep receipts 2 000 generally steady lambs 14.25 15.75 ewes 5.00 6.50.
Flour prices rise slightly in Minneapolis market
Market notes from Minneapolis dated June 20 show flour unchanged to 10 cents higher for family patents and 8.65 for other grades. Bran priced at 28.00.
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Minneapolis
Chicago Livestock Market Report Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices
Receipts and price ranges for hogs cattle and sheep in Chicago with detailed weights and grade notes. Hogs steady to higher across 200 to 270 pound and 150 to 190 pound lots, sows at 11.75 to 12.50, light hogs mixed, yearling cattle and steers showing strength, veal calves up to 10.00, sheep and lambs showing mixed gains with fat lambs and yearlings firm to higher. Unofficial Monday totals list 47 000 hogs 18 000 cattle 17 000 sheep and 150 000 hogs expected next week.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U. S
Idaho
Produce and Poultry Market Report Chicago June
Chicago reports mixed live poultry and egg markets with price ranges by category. Fowl totals include fowls broilers and turkeys. potato receipts and regional prices list cobbler and sack figures. butter and eggs show higher availability with varied grade prices and large receipts.
Market Report Highlights Dairy and Poultry Prices
New York market notes show butter receipts 6,276 with creamery and extras values and firsts around 4014 41 percent. Eggs receipts 16,687 with fresh extras 24 36, Pacific coast whites 43 45. Cheese prices listed with state milk flats and fancy percentages. Live poultry steady with fowls roosters poultry by freight prices. Kansas City report lists butter and eggs with unchanged quotes and potatoes at 1.50 to 1.60 a bushel.
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Chicago
United States
Oklahoma-Arkansas
Triumph
North Carolina
Virginia
Wisconsin- Michigan
New York
Pacific Coast
Kansas City
Red River River
Local residents visit and travel notes from area
Mrs Clem Perry of Afton and Mrs Terry Goodrich and Mrs Scherer of Lorimer visited friends here. Vern C Price of Centerville spent Friday here for business and social calls. John Haney and Paul Jones left for Omaha for business. Mr and Mrs C H Lininger arrived home from Woodburn and Murray after business and visiting.
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Clem Perry
Afton
Terry Goodrich
Scherer
Lorimer
Vern C. Price
Centerville
John Haney
Paul Jones
Omaha
C. H. Lininger
New York Avenue
Woodburn and Murray
Wheat and corn end lower on speculative selling and firm hogs
Trading on the Chicago Board of Trade showed declines in wheat with a 9 cent weekly bulge, July and September futures slipping to 1.55 and 1.53 respectively. Corn moved from dip to slight gains before turning down and oats fell, while the protein market remained firmer in line with hogs.
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Chicago
Liverpool
United States
Chicago Grain and Provisions Market Open and Close
Chicago grain and provisions data show reported open high low and close figures for Wheat Orn Oats Rye Lard and Bellies across July September and December contracts. Prices vary with July and Sept values noting fluctuations in each commodity and contract month.
Chicago cash grain prices drift with modest gains
Chicago cash grain quotes show Wheat at No 1 hand L684 No 2 hard 1.65% No 3 hard 1.64% Corn ranges from No 3 mixed 1.10 to No 2 yellow 1.11% and No 4 yellow 1.10. Oats No 2 white 61 52 and No 3 white 48% 50. Rye No 1 1.09% Barley 88& 92 Timothy seed 6.85 8.25 Clover seed 21 29.00 Lard 17.27 Rib 18.55 Bellies 21.75.
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Chicago Grain & Provisions
Chicago
Sly
Hay price listings from St Louis and Kansas City markets
Market reports show hay prices in St Louis with No 2 timothy at 18.00 20.00 and No 2 heavy clover mixed at 16.00 17.00 while choice western alfalfa stands at 26.00 27.00. In Kansas City prices list No 1 timothy 16.00 17.00 and No 1 prairie 10.00 12.00 with choice alfalfa at 19.00 20.00.
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St. Louis
Kansas City
Hay
Prairie
Toledo Seed Market Prices Report
Toledo notes steady cash wheat at No. 2 red LS2 184 with seed prices for clover at 17.00 cash and bids 15.75 for Oct and 15.20 for Dec. Alsike bids at 14.50 for Aug. Timothy seed quoted cash 3.70 and Sept 4.10.
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Toledo
Clover
Alsike
Timothy
Omaha Cash Grain Market Report
Wheat prices for No 1 hard and No 1 sample hard are listed. Corn quotes include No 2 white No 2 yellow and No 2 mixed values. Oats price shown for No 2 sample white. Carl Parrett leaves Omaha for Fairfield to join Mrs Parrett and Carl after visits in Galesburg and Monmouth Illinois.
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Carl Parrett
South Spruce Street
Fairfield
Mrs. Parrett
Carl
Galesburg
Monmouth
Ill
Red Cross Defined by AP Leader in Des Moines Speech
Des Moines June 20 By the service it does others Dr Thomas E Green a national director in the speaking division defined summar ily the sum and substance of the American Red Cross in an address before the annual Iowa State Council American Red Cross here last night He cited relief in Japan 1934 and said disaster relief has been the distinctive work of the Red Cross since its birth The organization has functioned in 900 disasters expending over 33000000 for relief last year 192 disasters 64 serious enough for national attention with 737000 spent excluding Lorain Ohio aid It is not a medical organization yet it aids public health through nurses and preventive medicine The Red Cross carries the reserve of the Army Nursing corps and enrolls 5 000 000 school children in the Junior Red Cross aiding education and shaping a health conscious generation It seeks closer ties with nations and highlighted Japan as a beneficiary of its work
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Des Moines
Thomas E Green
American Red Cross
Iowa
America
Red Cross
Red Cross Societies
Green
Lorain
Rea
Emall
Army Nursing Corps
Manile
Japan
American
Margaret
Flora Lee
Admah
Margaret Peake
Darling
United States Army Polo Team Defeats British XI at Hurlingham
In London on June 20 the U S army polo team beat the British army team eight to four at the Hurlingham club. The Americans defend the international polo championship won last year at Meadowbrook.
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Associated Press
London
United States Army
Hurlingham Club
Meadowbrook
Final Match Thrills as Simone Thieon de la Chaume Leads
Simone Thieon de la Chaume captures the final moment with a three up and one to play, edging the featured opponent in a tense finale. The match highlights skill and endurance in a dramatic conclusion.
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Mme
Simone Thieon de la Chaume
Dickinson urges McNary-Haugen tweak for farming boon
Congress man J J Dickinson speaking before Worth County Farm Bureau members at a picnic argued a modified McNary-Haugen bill would aid agriculture. Also reports note Luther League convention opened in Des Moines with faith study and service, and a $150000 damages petition against Western Life Insurance filed via Iowa Loan and Trust. Edward LaDurie extradition granted. S T Howard heads to Chicago. IK Marsh re-elected president of Iowa Association of Fire Fighters.
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Fertille
J J. Dickinson
Algona
Worth County Farm Bureau
Des Moines
Western Life Insurance Company
Iowa Loan and Trust Company
From paying 200000 to stockholders of the insurance company
The fragment notes a financial action involving a payment of two hundred thousand dollars to stockholders of an insurance company. No further context, names, dates, or details are provided in the readable text.
Nurse Miss Bernhardi Departs After Two-Week Visit
Miss Bernice Bernhardi leaves for Council Bluffs after a two week stay in the city to conclude a nursing assignment at Greater Community hospital. Mrs Irene Evans Corbett and her son Edward of Springfield arrive for a 10 day visit with relatives including Mrs J M Evans and Mrs H J Trusty.
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Bernice Bernhardi
Council Bluffs
Miss Bernhardi
Greater Community Hospital
Irene Evans Corbett
Edward
Springfield
J. M. Evans
North
Maple Street
H. J. Trusty
Montgomery Street
Local social notes listing visitors and departures
Miss Mabel Parker left for Corning to spend the weekend with relatives and friends. Mrs A L Hammers returned to Prescott after visiting. William Ronk, son of Raymond Ronk of Prairie Avenue, broke his arm but is improving. Mrs Lillian Hammas and daughter Lois and son Harold returned home to Lorimer after a visit. Hershel Stout left for Des Moines after visiting with Mr and Mrs J D Haney. Miss Margaret Parker returned to Corning after visiting during her sister’s time at the Country Club. John Gray has returned to Gary Indiana where he is employed. he visited with Mrs Gray and family at 807 East Irving Street.
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Mabel
Parker
Corning
L. Hammers
Prescott
William Ronk
Raymond Ronk
Prairie, Avenue
Lillian Hammas
Lois
Harold
Lorimer
Hershel Stout
Des Moines
J. D. Haney
Margaret Parker
Dick Baker
John Gray
Gary
Ind
Admah and Margaret Forge a New Life After Flame and Guilt
In a tense finale, Admah Holtz destroys Flora Lee’s precious French coverlid, recognizing its hidden meaning and the harm it symbolized. He finds comfort with Margaret Peake, and they vow to marry and rebuild, planning a candy business and a fresh start despite past betrayal and social judgment.
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Margaret
Admah
Hell
Flora Lee
Dicker
Candy Holtz
Grand Avenue
Broadway
Admah Holtz
Goofer
Radio Palace
Myrtle
Henry
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la Duke
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Ial K. Marsh
Iowa Association of Fire Fighters
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