Wall Street Stocks Show Mixed Tone In Morning Trade
New York June 23. Stock prices fail to form a definite trend as trading opens with a firmer underlying tone and support for American Can Baldwin and other major industrials. Renewal rate hints spark activity in call money while long stock remains subdued. Crude rubber hits a yearly high boosting tire stocks including Kelly Springfield. Havana Electric rises sharply before market closes heavy.
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New York
American Can
Baldwin
Omaha Livestock Prices Report From June 23
Hogs receipts 17,000 with better grade butchers and light hogs up to 25 cents. Cattle receipts 6,500 with fed steers and yearlings active and higher bids. Sheep receipts 700 with lambs about 15 to 25 cents higher and ewes steady, overall mix showing firm to higher tones in most classes.
New York Raw Sugar Holds Steady at 4.40 Declared
In New York on June 23 raw sugar remained at 4.40 a hundredweight at port, duty paid. Refined sugar prices stayed unchanged with refined gramulated at 5.55 to 5.70.
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New York
Wheat and grain prices from Omaha market report
Omaha cash grain price listings for June 23 show wheat at No 1 hard 1.61, No 2 hard 1.50, No trade 1.01. Corn values at No 2 yellow 1.01 and No 2 mixed 1.00. Oats list No 2 white 0.47 and No white 0.46 per bushel.
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Omaha
Flour Prices in Minneapolis Market Report
June notes from Minneapolis show flour at 16 lower with family patents priced at 55 cents to 8.70 dollars and bran ranging 26.00 to 28.00 dollars per unit.
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Minneapolis
Chicago livestock market report shows hog and cattle price ranges
Hogs receipts 22 000 with varied bidding 10 to 25 cents higher for large packers inactive. Cattle receipts 8 000 with most classes active and prices up 15 to 25 cents. Sheep receipts 10 000 with lambs and yearlings up to 25 cents higher. Official estimates: tomorrow hogs 18 000 cattle 9 000 sheep 12 000.
Poultry and Produce Prices Reported Across Markets
Chicago June 23 Poultry alive higher fowls 22 28 broilers 25 35 roosters 14 turkeys 20 ducks 18 28 geese 12 3 22 Potatoes receipts new 18 old 9 cars United States shipments new 498 old 59 trading fair market firmer Arkansas Oklahoma sacked 209 2 50 North Carolina barrel cobbler 4 25 4 75 Virginia cobblers 5 10 5 25 Wisconsin Michigan sacked round whites 1 00 1 20 Butter lower receipts 28 932 tubs creamery extras 42% 43 standards 43 extra firsts 40 41 firsts 38 39 seconds 35 37 Eggs higher receipts 33 844 cases firsts 29% 30 ordinary firsts 28 forage pack extra 31% firsts 31 va
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Chicago
United States
Arkansas-Oklahoma
Triumphs
North Carolina
Virginia
Wisconsin-Michigan
Market Report Prices and Supplies for Dairy and Poultry
New York and St. Louis market notes dated June 23 show steady butter and cheese with varied receipts. Poultry prices move for broilers fowls and roosters, while eggs and dressed poultry also list values for different product forms.
Horse and Mule Market Prices East St Louis June 23
Market report lists horse prices from good to draft 150 200 dollars and drafts 150 200 dollars. Mules priced by head from 125 to 225 dollars and by height 60 to 125 dollars with 14.2 to 15.2 hands.
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East St. Louis
Liberty Bonds Prices From New York June 23
Bonds closed with varying quotes for Liberty issues and U S Treasury issues. First 44s and Second 4s show around 102.28 and 101.18 respectively, U S Treasury 4s at 103.28, and other series trading from 101.30 to 167.26.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
U. S. Treasury
Toledo Seed Market Report Cites Seed Prices
Toledo seed market notes Clover seed cash price 17.00 with Oct 15.70 and Dec 15.15 bids. Timothy seed cash 3.70 with Sept 4.32 percent bid. Market mentions Clover and Timothy seed pricing and bid dates.
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Toledo
Clover Seed
Timothy
Coffee futures steady in Rio No 7 and Santos
New York June 23 report shows Rio No 7 coffee at 21 and a half percent and Santos No 4 at 2b with futures holding steady for July at 19.10 and December at 15.15.
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New York
Rio
Santos
Wheat and grain futures rise on rust reports and rain
The Chicago Board of Trade saw an early lift in wheat due to incomplete Liverpool quotations and rust damage reports from Manitoba Saskatchewan and North Dakota. Prices fluctuated with July at 1.55% and September around 1.54% amid rainfall concerns and strong corn gains.
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Chicago
Liverpool
South Dakota
Southwest
Ohio Valley
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
N. D
Omaha
Pacific Coast
Chicago cash grain price report with varied wheat and seed quotes
Wheat quotations span No 1 hard 1.64 and No 2 hard 1.63 1.64 with several mixed and yellow grades. Rye and barley show no quotes while timothy seed lists 6.85 8.25 and clover seed 21.25 29.00. Lard, ribs and bellies trade at 17.05 18.40 and 21.75 respectively.
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Chicago Grain & Provisions
Chicago
Saint Joseph Livestock Market Report June 23
Hog receipts 5,000 rising to 13.60 top. bulk 13.00 to 13.50. Cattle receipts 1,800 steady to 0.25 higher. steers 8.50 to 11.00, top 11.50. cows and heifers 3.25 to 10.50. calves 4.50 to 9.50. stockers 4.50 to 7.50. Sheep 2,500 slow. lambs 14.00 to 16.00, ewes 5.00 to 6.50.
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ST. Joseph
Sir. Joseph
Grain Prices in St Louis Cash Markets
St Louis cash grain prices list futures like Wheat No 2 red at 1.88 and No 2 hard near 1.59 1.60. Corn prices show No 2 mixed at 1.06 No 2 white 1.07 1.08 and No 3 white 4.06 with No 2 yellow 1.09 and No 3 yellow around 1.08. Oats quotes include No 2 white 51 and No 3 White 49.
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ST. Louis
Prices for livestock feed in St Louis market report
In St Louis on June 23 prices shown for hay and forage blends include No. 2 timothy 18.00 to 20.00, No. 2 light clover mixed 18.00 to 20.00, No. 2 heavy clover mixed 15.00 to 16.00, and choice western alfalfa 27.00 to 28.00 per unit.
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St. Louis
Hawkeye runners to bid for national AAU meet
Charles Brookins and Frank Cuhel lead Iowa Hawkeyes at the AAU meet in San Francisco on July 4. Brookins targets the 220 yard low hurdles and Cuhel the 440 yard hurdles, with possible high hurdles entry. Drake’s Ray Dalby also advances as the pole vaulter from this district.
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Associated Press
Tennity
Charles Brookins
Frank J. Cuhel
San Francisco
Brookins
Cuhel
Ray Dalby
Drake
Five Hundred Register At Spanish Vet Meeting
Five hundred registered by noon for the Town department encampment of Spanish War Veterans and auxiliary in Marshalltown Iowa. Veterans were guests of Hasbrouck camp city for a stag smoker and boxing bouts. Earlier, 32 veterans of Company H forty-ninth flown met for a dinner marking its twenty seventh reunion. About two hundred auxiliary members were hosted by local women at a reception.
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Associated Press
Marshalltown
Ila
Auxiliary
Hasbrouck Camp City
Company H
Shepherd Denies All Of State's Allegations
In a brief three minute denial Shepherd formally rejected every accusation. Cross examination by Robert Crowe probed his ties to witnesses and past work history. Details show Shepherd's schooling, early jobs, and brief army service as the trial proceeded after a noon recess.
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Shepherd
Stewart
John P. Marchand
National University of Sciences
Sherherd
Marchand
Faiman
Rongetti
Amante Rongetti
Sepherd
Anderson
Ind
Johnson County
Indiana
Indianapolis
Crowe
Shepherd West
Higman, Neb
Railroad Officials Resign Offices in Chicago and Northwestern
William H. Finley resigns as president of the Chicago and Northwestern company. Fred Sargent elected president to succeed him. Marvin Hughitt resigns as chairman. The plan to exchange shares with Northwestern and the Omaha line is approved for ICC approval. Harold Vanderbilt loses a former chair role. Hughitt remains as finance committee chairman.
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Associated Press
New York
Willliam H. Finley
Chicago and Northwestern Company
Fred Sargent
Marvin Hughitt
Northwestern
Chica 20
St. Paul, Minnepolis
Omaha Railway
Finley
Hughitt
Harold S. Vanderbilt
Omaha
Interstate Commerce Commission
There Are Heroisms All Round Us
A young reporter Ned attends a social evening at Gladys Chestnuts and debates love and heroism. Gladys speaks of an ideal man who risks life for noble deeds, inspiring Ned to vow action. The scene sets Ned’s resolve to pursue meaningful deeds after a pivotal chat.
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Mr. Hungerton
Gladys
The
Gazette
Sax
Ned
Gladya
Richard Burton
Lady Stanley
Stanleys and Burtons
Russia
Cave
India
George
Camberwell
Daily Gazette
Hanes
Lawyer Admitted to Bar in 1901 Began Sioux City Practice
He attended the University of Iowa law department and was admitted to the bar in 1901. His first practice was at Sioux City where he also served as city attorney.
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Northwestern Railroad
University of Iowa Law Department
Sioux City
Sargent Career Highlights Across Chicago and Des Moines
Mr. Sargent arrived in Des Moines in 1912 as attorney for the Town for the Rock Island railroad and moved to Chicago in 1920 when named general solicitor for the Northwestern. Two years ago he was again moved to a new post.
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Mr. Sargent
Des Moines
Rock Island Railroad
Chicago
The
Northwestern
Sargent Promoted and Named Vice President and General Counsel
In 1876 at Akron Iowa, Mr Sargent was promoted to vice president and general counsel for the road. He held the dual roles and directed legal and executive matters in the railroad company.
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Sargent
Akron
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Califoria
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First National Pictures, Inc
Watterson R. Rotacker
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