Wall Street Stocks Slip Amid Profit Taking After Rate Decline
Wall Street in New York on March 4 saw cautious buying after a rate-cut mood and optimism about the new administration. Early gains faded as profit taking and short selling limited advance, with only a few sectors like United Alloy Steel and Utah Securities rising about 3 points. Many leading issues eased 1 to 3 points from last night’s close. Call money started at 4 percent and fell to 4 percent. The session finished irregular.
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New York
United Alloy Steel
Utah Securities
Omaha Livestock Market Report March 4 Prices and Receipts
Hogs receipts 17 000 active bidding 25 to 40 cents higher for 180 pound plus butchers top 13 10 with desirables 150 to 180 pound sales 12 50 to 12 85. Feeder pigs mostly 9 60 to 10 00. Cattle receipts 8 000 light to medium steers active fully steady weighty steers slow steady top 11 00 for medium weights around 1 275 pounds. Sheep receipts 11 000 lambs strong bulk fed lambs 16 75 to 17 00 top 17 15 with shedding lambs firm to 25 cents higher.
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Omaha Livestock
Omathe
U. S
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
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S. Dept. of Agric
Chicago Grain and Provisions Market Summary
Chicago grain and provisions prices show fractional gains and losses across May July contracts for wheat corn oats rye and fats with daily open high low and close figures. Notable levels include wheat May around 1.97 to 1.98, corn May near 1.34 to 1.36, and rye May about 1.64 to 1.65, with lard ribs and bellies also listed for May and July contracts.
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Chicago Grain & Provisions
Chicago
Ju Ly
Goan M’y
J'ly
Grain prices report from Omaha market desk
Wheat prices steady with No 3 hard at 1.84 and No 4 hard at 1.82. Corn values show No 3 white at 1.17 and No 6 yellow at 1.00. Nata offerings list No 2 white at 0.562 and No 3 white at 0.51 per bushel.
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Omaha
CAS Grain
Mch
Livestock Prices Echo Sizable Missouri Market Activity
Hogs receipts 7,500 with prices up to 13.15 and bulk 12.50 to 13.10. Cattle receipts 2,500 with steers 8.50 to 11.25 and cows 3.50 to 9.60. calves 5.00 to 2.00. stockers and feeders around 6.00. Sheep receipts 4,000 with lambs 16.00 to 17.26 and ewes 9.00 to 10.00.
Horse and Mule Market Prices in St Louis
Market report from Fast Saint Louis dated March 4 shows draft horses selling from 156 to 200 dollars, good size draft chunks 75 to 100 dollars, and southern horses 45 to 75 dollars. Mules priced by size range from 125 to 225 dollars with heights noted, including 18 to 342 hands at 25 to 60 dollars.
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St. Louis
Weather Summary for 24 Hours Ending March 4
Focal observations show varied rainfall and temperatures over the past day. Readings include February 26 at .41 with high 18 and notes of none, March 2 at .28 with 6, March 3 at 4 and none, and March 4 at .52 with 24 and none.
Chicago Livestock Market Report March 4 Hogs Cattle Sheep
Hogs receipts 15 000 and markets 25 to 35 cents higher as big packers stay limited. Top hogs 13 25 with varied weights. cattle receipts 8 000 with spotty steady to 15 percent gains on red steers and yearlings. sheep receipts 11 000 with fair lambs steady to strong and best prices higher. Official estimates: hogs 28 000 cattle 8 000 sheep 9 000.
Chicago Cash Grain Prices On March 4
Cash grain values listed for wheat, mixed grades, yellow and white corn, oats, rye, barley, timothy and clover seeds, lard, ribs, and bellies in Chicago. Prices show bid ranges and decimals across multiple grades and samples for March 4.
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Chicago
Sade Aea
Poultry and Butter Prices Move Across Markets in Early March
Chicago reports higher alive poultry with fowls near 27 28 cents and springs 30 cents, turkeys 25, ducks 27, geese 14 while butter gains to 44 45 percent. New York notes firm butter with creamery extras around 46 47 percent and firsts about 27 29 cents, and eggs steady around 39 41 cents. Kansas City shows unchanged beefs, butter higher to 45 49, poultry steady with hens and broilers quoted, potatoes unchanged with Red River Ohios at 1.50 1.60.
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Chicago
United States
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Michigan
Idaho
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Express
Freight
Kansas City
Springs
Red River
Wheat Slips on Sharp Liverpool Decline at Chicago Board
Wheat opens 1 to 2 cents lower with May around 1.97 to 1.98 and July at 1.72. A rally faded as heavy selling pushed May to 1.91, closing weak 2 to 7 percent down. Corn and oats tracked the wheat downturn with May corn at 1.31 and oats near 54 and 53. Provisions firm due to higher hog quotes.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Liberty Bonds Market Close Report
New York on March 4 notes U S bonds closing with Liberty 34s at 1601.17 First 414s at 101.16 Second 4s at 100.26 Third 448 at 101.7 Fourth 42 at 101.24 U S Treasury 4s at 100.20 and U S Treasury 4 1/2s at 104.22.
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New York
U. S. Treasury
Treasury
Seed price notes from Toledo market report
Clover seed prices show cash and new crop quotes with dates in March and October. Timothy seed lists cash prices and percentage rates with several dated asks. The brief note records old and new pricing terms and adjustments.
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Toledo
Timothy
Flour prices rise in Minneapolis market report
Flour prices in Minneapolis on March 4 edged up 5 to 10 cents with families paying 10.45 to 10.55 per barrel. Bran values shifted from 28.50 to 24.00, reflecting market movement for grain products.
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Minneapolis
Coffee futures ease on Rio No 7 Santos No 4
New York March 4 Rio No 7 and Santos No 4 futures edged down as market closed. July at 18.58 and December at 17.92 reflect softer demand and speculative pressure.
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New York
Rio
Santos
Sugar prices steady as duty paid raw holds at 4.71
New York market reports raw sugar at 4.71 with duty paid and refined sugar unchanged at 6.00 to 6.10 for fine granulated.
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New York
Coolidge Inauguration Day Ride And Reception Recap
The article recounts President Coolidge's inaugural day activities with Mrs Coolidge and the Daweses, including a ceremonial motorcade from the Capitol to the White House. The convoy received continuous cheers as the president acknowledged the crowd, and a luncheon followed before a reviewing stand appearance. A missing family member moment delayed the party briefly.
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Keft
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Inauguration Day Sees Coolidge Dawes Take Grimly Formal Oath
Washington March 4 1925 Calvin Coolidge began a new four year term as president with aides and governors present Nellie Ross Wyoming's woman governor joins the parade and Dawes takes the oath as vice president The day includes a ceremonial stroll by the White House and a Capitol crowd witnessing the swearing in and early remarks on Senate reform by Vice President Dawes
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Washington
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Harding blue and Coolidge grey in inauguration attire
Washington observers noted the contrasting colors of Mrs. Harding wearing a shade called Harding blue and Mrs. Coolidge in Coolidge grey during the inauguration ceremonies.
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Empty Hands drama opens at Strand in two day run
Paramount thriller shot in the Canadian Rockies folds a map and a woman lost in the woods into a survival struggle. Jack Holt as a mining engineer and Norma Shearer as the modern Eve deliver strong performances under Victor Fleming’s direction with flawless photography and top supporting cast.
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Strand Theatre
Carey Wilson
Arthur Stringer
Victor Fleming
Canadian Rockies
Paradise
Jack Holt
Adam
Norma Shearer
Eve
Charles Clary
Gertrude Olmsted
Ramsey Wallace
Ward Crane
Hank Mann
Hazel Keener
Local Residents Attend to Business and Visit Friends
Guy Fleming of Arispe and Mrs. Clair Gibson of Orient spent the day here visiting friends. C. EB. Fiers left for Des Moines to handle business matters for a few days. Roy Cox of Oskaloosa passed Creston en route to Bedford from Red Oak. Mrs. I. McBryan left for Clarinda to visit friends. Mrs. A. P. Lyons headed to Cromwell to spend the day with her mother, Mrs. Jennie Phillips. Sherman Rex and George Holmack left for Ottumwa for the day’s business. W. N. Patt returned home from Los Angeles after ten days for his mother’s illness. Mrs. Patt accompanied him home from Kansas City and reports her mother’s condition improved.
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Arispe
C. EB. Fiers
Des Moines
Clair Gibson
Orient
Roy Cox
Oskaloosa
Creston
Bedford
Red Oak
A. P. Lyons
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Sherman Rex
George Holmack
Ottumwa
W. N. Patt
Adams
Street
Los Angeles
W. F. Patt
Kansas City
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