Wall Street Stocks Show Broad Rise on May Day Session
Constructive forces supported a brisk New York stock session with broad buying and higher volume. American Can rose to 1811, oils moved after government data showing crude consumption outpaced production in Q1. Major names such as International Shoe, United States Steel, American Express, General Electric, S Kresge, Baldwin, and Northwestern Electric traded 2 to 4 points higher as totals neared 750000 shares.
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New York
International Shoe
United States
Action Pipe
Associated Crysocle
American Express
General Electric
S. S. Kresge
Baldwin
Chivige
Northwestern
Federal Light and Traction
Omaha Livestock Prices Report May 2
Hogs receipts 6,000 active market up to 10.70 1090 top while lights down to 10.60. sows 10.00 10.25. feeders 10.90. Cattle receipts 200 with fed steers 9.00 11.00 range and veals steady. bulls stronger. stockers and feeders 6.75 8.25. Sheep no receipts. lambs and sheep mostly higher with spring lambs 16.00 16.50 and wool lambs around 15.00 15.50. ewes 6.50 9.00.
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Omaha Livestock
Omaha
U. S. Dept. of Agric
Clearing houses show higher excess reserves this week
New York May 2 actual condition of clearing house banks and trust companies shows an excess reserve of 269 550 dollars. This marks a decrease from last week when excess reserves stood at 20 042 dollars.
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New York
Liberty Bonds Trading Figures From New York May 2
Liberty bond prices published in New York on May 2 show Liberty 3s at 100.28, First 4 1/2s at 101.10, Third 4s at 101.81, Fourth 4s at 102.10, U S Treasury 4 3s at 101.19, and U S Savings Treasury 4s at 102.20.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
Liberty
U. S. Treasury
U. S&s Treasury
Chicago Livestock Market Hogs and Cattle Steady
Chicago May 2 report shows hogs receipts 4,000 with values near Friday's level across weights from 140 to 300 pounds, light lights firm, sow prices 10.00 to 10.20, slaughter pigs 10.00 to 11.00. Cattle receipts 500 with fat stock up to 25 cents higher, yearling and stocker prices firm, top yearling steers at 11.75 to 12.00, fat cows 5.56 to 7.75. Sheep receipts 6,000 with fat lambs 75 cents to $1 higher and week’s top around 16.25 for handyweight wooled lambs. Unofficial Monday totals project hogs 46,000, cattle 18,000, sheep 19,000. next week hogs estimated at 145,000.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U. 8
S. Dept. of Agric
Poultry and dairy market notes from Chicago and New York
Market roundup shows alive lower fowls and steady to firm prices for butter eggs and cheese. Wisconsin Minnesota and Florida offerings vary with round whites and Bliss Triumphs reported. New York reports firm butter and eggs with mixed storage and fresh gathered listings.
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Chicago
United States
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Florida
Texas
Bliss Triumphea
Secada
L. Beggs
New York
Express
Kansas City and St Louis Market Figures Noted
Market report lists Butter Creamery and Poultry items with unchanged and selected figures. Includes hens broilers turkeys ducks geese and potato prices with occasional percentages and numbers for St Louis on May 2 1925.
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Kansas City
Mine
Red River
St Louis
1925 Springs
Toledo Seed Market Report Summary
Toledo market reports wheat cash No 2 red at 1.88 to 1.89 with seed cash 16.30 and October 13.05. Alsike seed August 12.50. Timothy seed cash 3.00 and September 3.50.
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Toledo
Flour Prices Rise in Minneapolis Market Report
Minneapolis notes on May 2 report flour prices up 35 to 40 cents. Family patent flour quoted at 8.85 to 8.90. Bran prices ranged from 24.00 to 24.50.
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Minneapolis
Coffee market notes from New York trade
In New York on May 2 the Rio coffee market shows No 7 at 19 percent and Grantes No 4 at 23 percent. Futures ease with July at 16.15 and December at 14.65.
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New York
Rio
Grantes
Wheat Prices Rally After Early Decline In Chicago Trade
Wheat recorded fresh upturns after opening lower due to Australian crop estimate gains and weak Liverpool quotes. May and July futures rose to about 1.60 and 1.52 respectively, with later profit-taking causing volatility before a mixed close. Corn and oats followed wheat trends with gains then a late decline, while hogs remained steady under market provisions.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Chicago May 7 Wheat and Corn Prices Report
Chicago cash grain markets show no wheat sales. Corn bids for various grades range from 0.98 to 1.07 per bushel with mixed lots around 1.01 to 1.04. Other grains and products list mixed values for oats rye barley and fats including lard ribs and bellies with several decimals and typos in the figures.
Livestock Market Report from St. Joseph May 2
Hogs receipts 2,000 steady to lower top 11.05 bulk 10.80 to 11.00. Cattle receipts 50. steers weekly 8.50 to 10.25 top 10.50. cows and heifers 3.50 to 10.00. calves 4.00 to 8.50. stockers and feeders 5.50 to 8.50. Sheep receipts 4,000 steady. lambs 14.50 to 15.50. ewes 8.50 to 9.50.
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St. Joseph
Grain quotes from St. Louis cash market May 2
St Louis cash grain prices on May 2 show Wheat No 2 red at 1.99 1.95 and No 3 red at 1.85. Corn values include No 2 mixed 1.044% 1.07 and No 2 white 1.09 with No 3 white 1.07% 1.10. Also listed are No 2 yellow 1.11 No 3 yellow 1.09 1.10 and Oats No 3 white 0.4544 0.46 No 4 white 0.44 0.45.
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ST. Louis
Omaha Cash Grain Prices May 2
Cash grain in Omaha shows Wheat No 1 Ward 1.57 and No 2 Ward 1.54 with No 2 mixed at 1.50. Corn No 2 yellow 1.04 and No 2 mixed 1.00. Data No 3 white 43 43% and No 4 white 41% stored.
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Omaha
Sugar Market Steady as Spot Price Holds at 4.37
New York reports sugar trading quiet with no sales. refined grades show slight gains with granulated around 56.60 to 56.70. Separate Des Moines items note a minor micro tornado causing small damage, unionization talks for a strip pit mine near Flagler Jr. stall, and a fiery cross incident with police involvement.
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New York
Cromwell I S Notes Junior Senior Banquet and Play
The Cromwell I S junior senior banquet was held at Lowana Hotel Creston with Superintendent W A Price as toastmaster. Juniors John Keisling Treva Linthicum gave toasts. seniors Lois Carter McClellan Brown responded. faculty members Mr Berry Miss Archer toasted. The upcoming sophomore play An Empty House a three act comedy drama will be staged next Tuesday. Cromwell and Kent grade school baseball teams met at Cromwell Friday.
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Lowana
Creston
W. A. Price
John Keisling
Treva Linthicum
Lois Carter
McClellan Brown
Berry
Miss Archer
Cromwell
Kent
Cromewell
Successful Meet of Iowa Lutherans
The Iowa Lutheran conference closes its fifty ninth annual convention with reported profits and growth. Rev M W Gustafson notes home for the aged assets over 50000 dollars and near 5000 dollars in net receipts. Investments in the children's home total about 110000 dollars. Des Moines hospital reports a good year with totals and charity costs of 7989 dollars and debt reduced by nearly 30000 dollars. Conference treasurer Rev A E Gustafson cites 24578 dollars for home missions and total conference and benevolent receipts reaching 115310 dollars.
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Associated Press
Stanton la
Iowa Lutheran Conference
M. W. Gustafson
the Home For the Aged
Madrid
Alexis Andreen
Red Oak
Board of Children’s Home
Stanton
Iowa Lutheran Hospital
Des Moines
F. O. Hanson
A. E. Gustafson
Spencer
Miss Louisa Weed of Orient Visits for Business
Miss Louisa T. Weed of Orient spent the day in town attending to business interests and conducting routine affairs.
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Louisa T. Weed
Orient
May Day Fest At Park Delights Large Audience
A big audience enjoyed a May Day fete at the park featuring Spirit of Spring and dances by students under Miss Horner. Performances included Italian Tarantella and Irish List with many encores as the high school orchestra supplied music under Miss Harriet Goodsell.
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Schrader
Inez Utter
Grace White
Ruth Wall
Coral Chnmings
Alma Gerdes
Dorothy Harris
Elna Peterson
Juanita Perseis
Wilma Johnson
Demarius Smeltzer
Marjorie Wallace
Savera Wessels
Erma Zollars
Mary Crane
Mabel Goddard
Lucille Barringer
Nellie Bender
Irene Weber
Dorothy Pesik
Veronica O'Hare
Velma Frus
Mildred Horne
Jessie Truman
Mildred Dean
Dorothy Gifty
Ona Frazier
Gladys Moreland
Mildred Livingston
Thelma Davis
Margret Pettigrew
Bernice Weber
Mary Hewson
Irene Swanson
Hester Huckins
Louis, Hogan
Mary Hayner
Majorie Otis
Ruth Gross
Stella Bishop
Bernita Utterback
Beulah Harris
Mildred Allen
Margaret Fuller
Carrie Kegsler
Fern Madden
Marian Stanley
Leona Boyd
Signa Berg
Frances Bender
Ruth Utterback
Edith Quackenbush
Bernice Wilson
Margaretta Dean
Margaret Choate
Anna Gross
Marguerite Sisk
Katherine Sisk
Ruth Snyder
Beatrice Wilson
Esther Hoggatt
Marian Olinger
Inez Moreland
Esther Reeves
Grace Hartman
Lola
Horner
Harriet Goodsell
Misses Candee Visit Mr. and Mrs. Scullen in Davenport
Misses Emily and Lois Candee of Des Moines arrive for a weekend with Mr and Mrs Harry Scullen at the Davenport apartments.
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William Manatrey
Ottumwa
Chance Miller
Beryl of
Arispe
W. H. Potter
Chicago
Russell Phebus
Blanche Stump
Clifford Lecocq
Corning
The
Hatch Motor Company
Harold Oswald
L. Harrison
Cromwell
L. A. Porter
Sioux City
Harry Sieddlng
Art Kelley
Davenport
Creston
Armory
C. E. Fiers
Pauline
Des Moines
Fiers
National Electric Association
H. M. Strowig
Jack
Topeka
Paxico
Parsons, Kan
Joplin
Emily
Lois Candee
Harry Scullen
Davenport Apartments
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Cromwell I. S. Notes
Iowa Lutherans
Perry Ridpath
Walter Stone
John Heessel
Evelyn
Arden Montgomery
Roy Shield
Cleo Jean
Massena
Harrisonville
Will Manahey
W. C. Jordan
Floyd Miller
Ralph S'reaim
Doris Corbin
Aston
E. (. Laineon
Sidney
Ida Hollibaugh
Sarah Miller
Sycamore Street
H. R. South
Manchester
Elizabeth Gettes
Greenfield
Glen Comer
Max Eutene
Springfield
Ill
Catherine Smith
J. J. Stump
North Pine Street
Ever Roush
Weldon
J. K. Donovan
South Birch Street
Roush
R. L. Weyant
Beatrice
Ned
John Ward
Rome Schear
Margaret Schear
Flint
Mich
John Brown
North
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A. H. Schaaf
Schaaf
Shirley
Bobby
A. H. Rogers
Lenox
M. McCracken
Schad
Fontanelle
Roy Witt
Mackeburg
J. J. Walters
T. V. Burdette
Diagonal
EK. A. Saltzman
Mt. Ayr
John Miller
Clete Jordan
Joe Killingsworth
Nash Assets
Nash Financial Statement
Nash
Nash Motors Company
America
Ford
Nash Capital
Nash-Vriesema Auto Company
Omaha, Neb
Des Moines, Ia
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