Wheat Market Buoyant On Large Export Goods And Rust
At Chicago Board of Trade June 22 big export business estimated at 2 000 000 bushels plus unfavorable harvest weather and black rust pushed wheat values up. Eastern houses sold on the bulge while clearing skies south west steadied the market. Corn export through the Gulf of Mexico appeared. Wheat closed easy to net lower with corn unchanged to small losses and oats mixed while provisions varied.
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Chicago
Gulf of Mexico
Grain and livestock price listings from Chicago market
Chicago market report shows wheat no sales and multiple corn prices across grades including No 2 mixed and No 6 yellow. Also lists oats rye barley timothy seed clover seed and animal products with monetary figures and percentages.
Omaha Cash Grain Wheat and Corn Prices Report
Wheat prices listed by quality include No 1 hard 1.40 and No 2 hard smutty 1.36 to 1.40 with variations. Mixed durum and mixed grades shown around 1.29 to 1.32. Corn values feature No 2 white 96 to 97 and No 1 yellow 97 with other yellow and mixed grades around 95 to 97. Oats show No 3 white 66 to 67 and No 4 white 64 to 65.
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Omaha
Market report: wheat corn oats prices in St. Louis
St. Louis cash grain lists No 5 red wheat at 1.43 and No 1 hard around 1.50 to 1.51. Corn shows No 4 mixed at 99 cents, No 2 yellow about 1.04, No 4 white 1.05 to 1.06. Oats have no sales.
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St. Louis
Sugar Prices Move Down on New York Market
Raw sugar fell 1 sixteenth to 427 delivered in New York on June 22. Refined sugar held steady at 605 and 7610 for fine granulated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Toledo Seed Market Report From June 22
Toledo Ohio June 22 Clover Seed Cash December bid 18.10 Timothy Cash December 2.70 seed prices listed in brief market note
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
Clover Seed -Cash
Timothy Cash
Hay Kansas City Receipts Show 22 Cars Unchanged
June 22 report from Hay Kansas City notes receipts of 22 cars unchanged with no changes reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Hay
Weather Summary for Creston Weekly Temperatures
Daily highs and lows from June 16 to June 22 record the week in Creston. June 16 81 69 none. June 18 75 60 16, June 19 76 66 1.52, June 20 81 64 01, June 21 eight oh? means 80? 15, June 22 83 59 64.
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Chicago
Creston
Hogs Cattle and Sheep Receipts and Prices at Chicago Market
Chicago market report lists hog receipts 22 000 with prices mostly 10 cents higher. top 10.90 for 200-260 lb. cattle receipts 15 000 with weak to lower prices across grades. calves and vealers also mixed. sheep and lambs active with slight gains on fat lambs and steady to higher spot prices. Estimated tomorrow totals: cattle 500, hogs 9 000, sheep 1 000.
Beef cattle market trends in St Joseph district sale
June 22 market notes show higher feeder and steer values driven by buying demand. Yearlings and lightweight steers gained 25 to 50 cents with other steers up 15 to 25 cents. vealers declined 50 cents. cows and cutters weaker. lambs and ewes mixed with top lambs at 15.75 and natives 15.00 to 15.25, while buyers pushed heavy feeders to firm or higher.
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St. Joseph
U S
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Livestock Prices In St Joseph Market Report
Hogs receipts 4 000 steady to strong with top 10 25 for Thursday. Cattle receipts 250 calves 100 killing classes steady stockers scarce fed steers and yearlings 13 100 14 75 Kansas fed yearlings 980 pounds. Sheep receipts 1 500 fairly active with some sales 25 cents higher top native lambs 15 50 others 15 00.
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Kansas
Omaha Market Report Shows Steady Cattle and Higher Lambs
U S Depart reports cattle receipts 700 with generally steady values. Feeder and yearling prices range from 12.75 to 13.60 with top 10.15 for butchers. lambs and yearlings jump up to 25 cents higher, fat lambs 15.25 to 16.00, best ewes to 6.50.
Flour prices and shipments in carload lots high light
Minneapolis reports unchanged flour in carload lots with family patents quoted at 8.00 to 8.01 a barrel in 98 pound cotton sacks. Shipments total 36 636 barrels. Bran priced at 30.00 to 30.50.
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Minneapolis
Bullish Rail Rally Lifts Markets In Final Hour
Wall Street firms rallied into closing with southwestern rails leading gains. Industrials climbed and utilities like Ac tive LaClede Gas moved up, while New York and Harlem stock pushed 65 points to 300 level. About 1.5 million shares traded.
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New York
Southwestern
Pittsburgh
West Va
Texas & Pacific
Bond Market Wide Trading in New York Sees Small Changes
June 22 light trading on the bond market with price moves small and irregular. Rails show the most activity while Seaboard Air Line drops over four points to a new low. Public Service of New Jersey 4 1/2s weak. Virginia Railway and Power 5s hold. foreign issues firmer led by Kingdom of Norway 5s and Tokio Electric Power 6s.
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New York
Seaboard Air Line
Seaboard
Public Service of
New Jersey
Virginia Railway
Power
Kingdom of Norway
Tokio Electric Power
Chicago and New York Market Roundup June 22
Chicago reports poultry and potatoes with steady prices and slow trading as receipts rise across fowls ducks and geese. Butter and eggs hold firm in Chicago and New York markets with higher creamery butter and fresh gathered eggs amid varied scores and stock levels.
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Chicago
U. S. Department of Agriculture
U. S
Alabama
Louisiana
Texas
Bliss Triumphs
North Carolina
New York
East St. Louis Livestock Prices Report Stocks
East St. Louis June 22 cattle hogs and sheep market report shows hog receipts 10 500 steady to higher with top 10 70 most good weights 10 65 to 10 70 lightest 10 25 to 10 50 pigs strong 8 00 to 9 80 packing sows 9 40 to 9 50 cattle receipts 800 calves 600 vealers 14 75 up 50 to 75 cents most cows 8 00 to 9 25 cutters 5 50 to 7 50 medium bulls 8 55 down sheep receipts 1 500 market strong fat lambs 15 50 to 15 75 few 16 00 culls 10 00 others 4 00 to 6 50
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East St. Louis
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Kentucky
Tennessee
Liberty Bonds Close Prices Reported
New York on June 22 U S bonds closed with Liberty 3s at 100.8 Liberty First 441s at 101.17 Liberty Third 4s at 100.2 Liberty Fourth 4s at 101.27 and Treasurys 4s at 113.15.
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New York
U. S
Liberty
Treasurys
State Bar Elects Evans President at Iowa Convention
Py H Evans of Sioux City was elected president of the Iowa State Bar Association at the annual Cedar Rapids convention. John M Grimm of Cedar Rapids became vice president. A committee was named to push a temple of justice in Des Moines to house the law library and better serve the courts. A resolution urged the Iowa Supreme Court to lead changes toward stricter educational requirements for admission to the bar.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
H. E. Evans
Sioux City
Iowa State Bar Association
John M. Grimm
Temple of Justice
Des Moines
Iowa Supreme Court
Bartlett Four Up On McKee At State Amateur Semi
Arthur Bartlett led Bob McKee by four holes at the 27th in the State amateur tourney semi final at Des Moines. About 690 soldiers in the English Army of the Rhine have taken German women as wives.
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Bartlett
McKee
Des Moines
Arthur Bartlett
Bob McKee
Episcopalians Lay Cornerstone of New Church
Bishop Harry S Longley of Des Moines leads cornerstone rites for St Pauls Episcopal at Broad and Adams. Clergy from several cities attend as $24 000 church rises with completion set for Sept 1 and fall services planned. The new church replaces the former building bought by Trinity Lutheran members and moved to a new site.
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St .Paul’s Episcopal Church
Broad
Adams Streets
Harry S. Longley
Des Moines
Trinity Lutheran Congregation
Home Products Praised At Annual Banquet
The event highlights Shatto & Son of Lorimer and their power hammers and road machinery. Henderson notes Masterbilt mittens and gloves with 4000 accounts in 35 states and six countries. Ickis criticizes the Coolidge veto of farm relief, invites business leaders to the McKinley park farm picnic, and DeWolf extols youth and junior college opportunities.
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Shatto & Son
Lorimer
Lord
Henderson
Creston
Ickis
Cooldge
Iowa
McKinley Park
DeWolf
Tilden and Hunter Reach London Tennis Final
In London at Queen's Club on June 22, 1949, Tilden defeated 16 year old Junior Coen 6-2 6-2 to advance to the final, while Hunter beat Hopman 6-4 7-5. The pair then won the doubles 6-1 6-4 against Cochet and Lacoste to seal their place in the final.
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London
Bill Tilden
Frank Hunter
Queen's Club Today
Tilden
Junior Coen
Kansas City
Hunter
Hopman
Henri Cochet
Rene Lacoste
Coen
Jones Nearing Tourney Lead In National Open
Olympia Fields Chicago June 22 Bobby Jones posted a par 71 for a 36 hole total of 144 to lead the American national golf tournament temporarily. Bill Leach Philadelphia pro led the chase with 146 Willie McFarland New York former champion was second with 147. Jones showed strong form with Calamity Jane on the greens and prepared to press the field.
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Olympia Fields
Chicago
Bobby Jones
Bill Leach
Philadelphia
Willie McFarland
New York
Atlanta
Jones
Q Executive Dies In Chicago
Claude G. Burnham executive vice president of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroad died at his Kenilworth home after six months illness.
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Chicago
Claude G. Burnham
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Kenilworth
Relief Fund Reaches Two Hundred Mark For Tornado Relief
The Daily Advertiser relief fund in Adams County tops $200 as donations pour in. Walter Lewis of Lenox will oversee the relief drive, with gifts sent or delivered to The Daily Advertiser office. Names and amounts from local donors are listed for the community effort.
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Daily Advertiser
Adams County
Walter Lewis
Lenox
Anusa
J. C. Penney Company
McGregor Bros. & Coens
Massena Mill Company
Massena
Creston Hardware Company
Smith Brothers
Consumers’ Grocery
Ford Ewart Company
Corning
Iowa Southern Utilities Company
Strauss Dry Goods
Miss Lizzie Owens
Frank Hagan
Ray Seeley
Henderson Glove Co
D. Davenport
Bee Dave Cadncccnwgsesta Sud
E. E. Raymond
Leo O'Grady
Conway
J. H. McCormick
Reliable Motor Support Co
Adams
Eccecnen
Rev
H. V. Malone
Green Bay Lumber Co
Bartlett's Leather
LaForgue Bros
Fred W. Dage
Grant Township Farm Bureau Meeting at Grant Center
Readings and music provided entertainment at the Grant township farm bureau monthly meeting held last night at the Grant Center schoolhouse. Miss Mary Donahue chaired the program committee. L A Nordhausen county agent showed three reels of motion pictures. Next meeting set for July 19 at the Maple Grove schoolhouse.
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Grant Township
Community Notes From Shannon City and Surroundings
A roundup of local visits and travels from Shannon City Creston and nearby towns. Notable mentions include Miss Louise Nulph and Mr Chester Billings wedding in Creston and plans for a northward trip, Dr J E Payne opening a new office in Creston, and various family visits in Des Moines Mason City and other towns.
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Frank Crowell
Grace
Creston
O. C. Holder
Corydon
Shannon City
Lorenee Finch
Hyland Shay
Albany
Missouri
Miss Daugherty
Des Moines
Joe Junger
Newt Tallman
Mount Anderson
Perle Cordray
Madrid
Walter Vorhies
Fuller
Millican
Charles Mapel
Ladies Aid
C. E. Finch
Emma McGinty
Tama
John
Carroll
Myrtle Thompson
Colorado Springs
Miller
Diagonal
Louise Nulph
Chester Billings
Graham
Mason City
Preston of
Tingley
Bert
Moon
Los Angeles
California
John Cole
Mona Jackson
Cromwell
Roberts
David
A. B. Bray
Masonic Temple
Harlan Riley
Missouri Valley
Ella Ferguson
Miss Henry
Traer
Shannon
J. E. Payne
Berkeley
Kyle
E. E. Kuhn
Rev. Moore
For Sale Advertiser Want Ads Roundup
Classified notices list items for sale including a piano telephones numbers callers are invited to contact C W McGregor milk fed spring fries hay loader second hand furniture a four tumbler safe Duroc Jersey hogs Myrtle Street Box 121 Creston tomato plants Jersey cows dining room set baby bed leather davenport and more with various contact methods and addresses all from the Advertiser.
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C. W. McGregor
South Walnut
Myrtle Street
Creston
North Cherry Street
Jersey
C. W. Mc
R. C. Willbee
North Vine
Moser College Ad Promotes Beauty Training Opportunities
An old advertisement lists Fidelity Abstract & Loan Company with J. W. Richardson as president and promotes the Moser College beauty culture program at 512 N. State St, Chicago. It urges training for women toward service jobs, offering placement after completion and noting a addresses near Ralph Bowens opposite Spaulding Center school.
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Fidelity Abstract & Loan Company
J. W. Richardson
West Mills
Norway Pride
Brilliant de Trop
Julie de Don
Ralph Bowens
Spaulding Center School
Moser College
N. State Str
Chicago
Bankers Picnic Attendees and Local Visits
Local residents and guests are noted in Creston and area. A. O. Cannon of Cromwell attended the bankers picnic yesterday while J. Parsons Jr. of Afton also traveled to Creston for the event. Visitors include Mrs. Margaret Griffin of Chicago visiting the Brady home and Miss Betty Jane Ross of Tulsa visiting grandparents George and Mrs. Garrett.
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A. O. Cannon
Cromwell
Bankers
B. J. Parsons Jr
Afton
Creston
Margaret Griffin
Chicago
W. H. Brady
Betty Jane Ross
Tulsa
Okla
George Garrett
H. E. Collar
Melvene
Cumberland
B. M. Caulfield
Betty
Dottie
Denver
A. F. Caulfield
C. B. McGregor
Sarah Cunningham
Harry Coen
P. C. Considine
Michael Goulden
For Rent Notices from Ag New Building and Local Areas
Office rooms in Ag new building and a good garage available. Five room modern apartment at 206 North Cherry. Modern apartment in best location listed by Farmers and Merchants Savings Bank. Modern well furnished apartment with phone 147 W. Inquiries welcome at 306 Livingston Avenue.
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Agnew
Livingston Avenue
North Cherry
Farmers and Merchants Savings Bank
Afton and Des Moines Residents Visit Creston
Mrs Lyle Perry of Afton and Mr and Mrs Frank Cheers of Afton were visiting here yesterday. Miss Lenora Heckendorf of Greenfield shopped in Creston. M G Bacon of Lorimer attended the bankers picnic. Mr and Mrs Carl Jensen of Lorimer were shopping here yesterday. C A Stevenson of Des Moines conducted business in Creston.
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Lyle Perry
Afton
Frank Cheers
Lenora Heckendorf
Greenfield
M. G. Bacon
Lorimer
Bankers
Carl Jensen
C. A. Stevenson
Des Moines
Creston
Also Mentioned on This Page
Associated Press
Board of Trade
Chicago Grain & Provisions
Cash Market Report
Chicago Livestock
ST. Joseph Livestock
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Omaha Livestock
Wall Street
NEW York Bonds
Kennery
Liberty Bonds
State Bar Association
Evans
Grant Bureau
Herman Weisshaar
Woodman Hall
Lunt
Christian Church Aid Society
Kelly Meat Market
King's Daughters
Baptist Church
McColl Grocery
Honey Beauty Shop
British Isles
Royal Rose
Frederick
East
Monty
Royal Rose Service
Eim
West Adams Street
South Birch Street
A. E. Ingraham
Lincoln
Nebraska
J. S. Draper
Singer Sewing Machine Office
TIDOL
Union County
GAS Club, Inc
Ralph H. Brooks
Brooks
F. M. Trimmer
Creston Hotel
Trimmer
Oakwood Rd
Chicago, UL
Boyd Creamery Co
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