Wall Street Stocks on York May 5 End With Strength
Wall Street opened strong on May 5 with buying aided by bets on higher pig iron and gas prices and a firm copper market. Major issues advanced including American Car and Foundry United States Cast Iron Pipe and General Electric while Consolidated Gas, Williams, and Woolworth saw gains. Industrials like American Can faced selling pressure, and Western Pacific dragged as Mack Trucks and Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh slipped. Call money steady at 3 percent.
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York
American Car Nd Poundry
United States
General Electric
Consolidated Gas
Vla Bilectric Corporation
Brooklyt Manhattan Transit
Woolworth
Central Leather
American Chicle
Savage Arm
United States Steel Common
Baldwin
Priskly
Western Pacific
Mack Trucks
Buffalo
Rochester
Pittsburgh
Omaha Livestock Market Report May 5
Hogs receipts 9,500 with active trading mostly steady to strong. Desirable butchers 180 pounds around 10.80 to 11.00 top, 130 to 180 weights 10.60 to 10.90, packing sows 10.00 to 10.25, smooth sows up to 10.40, bulk 10.80 to 10.90. Cattle receipts 6,700 with red steers and yearlings steady to strong, bulk 9.00 to 10.40, handyweights 10.65, medium weights 10.85, stockers and feeders scarce, butcher cows 6.25 to 7.76, bulls 4.75 to 6.60. Sheep and lambs receipts 9,500 with lambs strong to 25c higher, California spring lambs around 16.35 for about 70 pounds, wool lambs 15.10 to 15.75, light clipped lambs 12.75 to 13.10, heavy lambs down to 12.00, ewes up to 7.50.
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Omaha
Onyoha
U. S
California
Arky
Salles Desinibl
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U. S. Dept. of Agric
T. Joseph
St. Joseph
Horse and Mule Market Prices East St Louis May 5
Market notes from East St Louis list horses priced from 45 to 200 dollars depending on type and quality. Drafts good to choice fetch 150 to 200 dollars. Mules range 60 to 225 dollars by size and height categories.
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East St Louis
Omaha Cash Grain Prices May 5
Wheat No 1 hard 1.68, No 2 hard 1.57 1.59. Corn No 1 yellow 1.07, No yellow 1.04. Oats No 2 white 46, No 3 white 44 44%.
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Omaha
Chicago Livestock Market Report May 5 Receipts and Prices
Chicago hogs receipts 21 000 with steady to higher bids. Mixed loads of hogs and pigs 140 to 340 pounds ranged 10.50 to 11.45. heavy hogs 11.25 to 11.45. Cattle receipts 11 000 with fed steers up to 10.50 and yearlings to 11.50. bulls steady. Sheep receipts 17 000 with fat lambs 13.50 to 14.00 and wethers around 9.50. tomorrow’s official livestock estimates: hogs 16 000 cattle 8 000 sheep 12 000.
Live stock and poultry market reports across cities
Chicago and Kansas City report mixed poultry and butter pricing with steady to firm tones. Hogs, cattle, and lambs show varying receipts and prices, with summer markets in St Joseph detailing top and bulk ranges.
Liberty Bonds Market Update May 5 in New York
In New York on May 5 Liberty bond quotes show values for several issues. First 4 percent bonds trade near 102.2, Second 4s around 101.8, Third 4s about 101.29, Fourth 4s near 102.8, and U S Treasury 4s around 101.18 with U S ales 44s at 105.20.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
U. 6
Liberty
U. S. Treasury
U. S
Hay Prices Listed by St. Louis Firm
A St. Louis hay firm quotes current prices for various livestock feeds. No. 1 timothy sells at 21.00 and 22.00. No. 1 light clover mixed at 18.00 and 19.00. No. 1 heavy clover mixed at 14.00 and 15.00. Choice alfalfa at 29.00 and 30.00.
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Brasilera
Express
HAY
St. Louis
Timothy
Choice al Malfa
Flour Prices Rise in Minneapolis Market Report
Minneapolis market notes flour prices up 15 to 20 cents on May 5 with family patent flour at 9.00 to 9.10. Bran ranged 24.50 to 25.00. The brief dispatch notes seal and white flour details as part of trade activity.
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Minneapolis
Wheat and corn futures slip on weaker wheat outlook
Chicago May 6 futures markets tempered by unexpected Liverpool price downturns and a looming US crop report. Wheat declined 14 to 2% with May at 1.60 to 1.61 and July 1.51 to 1.51, while corn rose on expectations of limited country movement and then closed higher, with May 1.07 to 1.08 and July 1.11 to 11% Oats held near prior levels and provisions edged up with corn.
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Chicago
Liverpool
United States
Wne
Chicago grain prices move on May market snapshot
UMICAGO CASH GRAIN reports bid levels for wheat corn oats rye barley and fat hogs with mixed grades and sample values. Prices show No 2 yellow corn around 1.11 1.14 and No 2 white near 1.06 1.08 while oats and rye list varied bids and seeds and lard rib bellies set with wide ranges.
Sugar market steady with heavier offerings at prompt shipment
In New York on May 5 the raw sugar market showed no price change early but offerings were heavier at 4.27 for prompt shipment. Refined sugar remained unsettled with prices unchanged at 5.60 to 5.70.
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New York
Toledo Seed Market Prices Listed
Toledo notes seed pricing for Clover and Timothy with quoted cash asks and future dates. Clover seed shows 16.00 for cash, 18.50 expected in October, 13.35 for December. Timothy seed lists 3.00 cash and 3.50 for September.
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Toledo
Clover
Grain and grain futures prices from St Louis
St Louis May and Cash lists grain bids with Wheat No 3 red at 1.86 and No 2 hard at 1.65. Corn bids include No 2 mixed 1.10 and No 2 white 1.114% with additional No 3 white 1.10 and No 3 yellow 1.104% 1.11%. Oats bids show No 3 white 46 174 and No 4 white 44% 45.
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ST. Louis
May & Cash
Coffee market report from New York dated May fifth
In New York on May 5, Rio No.7 coffee at 19 percent and Santos No.4 at 22 percent are noted. Futures are weak with July at 15.80 and December at 14.30.
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New York
Rio
Santos No
Name Former Employee As Fitch Co-Defendant
Des Moines May 5 Miss Ger trude Westburg former employee of the F. W. Fitch company today was named co defendant in the divorce suit of Mrs Fitch against her wealthy husband Attorneys for Mrs Fitch filed an amendment to her divorce petition charging transfer of company stock by her husband to Miss Westbury was illegal and done for the sole purpose of defrauding Mrs Fitch of her property rights in the advent of a divorce suit The amendment alleges that the transfer was made without consideration.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Gertrude Westburg
F. W. Fitch Company
Methodist Bishops Open Annual Spring Meeting
World leaders of Methodism gather in Minneapolis as thirty bishops from the United States and foreign countries present reports. The board will fix assignments of bishops and dates and locations for upcoming annual conferences.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
World Leaders of Methodism
Board of Bishops
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
United States
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs McFee's Father J E K McCann
Mr and Mrs Ike McFee entertained at dinner Sunday on North Maple street for Mrs McFee’s father J E K McCann in celebration of his seventy sixth birthday. Dinner was at 1 o’clock and the afternoon was spent socially.
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Ike McFee
North Maple Street
Campfire Girls Meet At Kent Home For Social Evening
The Teneo campfire girls of Kent gathered Friday evening at Miss Margaret Herr’s home. They shared social time and refreshments at the event’s close.
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Tatapochon
Teneo
Kent
Margaret Herr
Pre Nuptial Shower Honors Lydia Blumer In Country Home
A pre nuptial shower for Miss Lydia Blumer was held Saturday at Miss Doris Olson's country home. Miss Blumer and Kenneth Borland wed Monday at Corning. Attendees included Miss Bertha Wade Mrs Frank Cooper Miss Miriam Lester Miss Mary Edaburn Mrs Ralph Griffin and others with Miss Olson assisted by Miss Lester and Miss Edaburn.
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Lydia Blumer
Doris Olson
Mre
Frank Cooper
Miriam Lester
Miss Blumer
Kenneth Borland
Corning
Bertha Wade
Mary Edaburn
Ralph Griffin
Fred Hoffman
Agnes Ide
Mildred Avitt
Ruth Waltershorf
Grace Brown
Everett Wesselle
Josephine Mudra
Eldon Osborn
Vera Woosley
Closing Statement in McClintock Inquest Referencing Lady Macbeth
Judge Harry Olson delivers closing remarks in the McClintock inquest in Chicago May describing Mrs William D Shepherd as strong willed and purposeful. He ties the Shepherds to a conspiracy and notes the death of Mrs Emma Nelson McClintock and Dr Decar Olson as possible incidents connected to the case.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Lady Macbeth
Harry Olson
McClintock
William D. Shepherd
William McClintock
Olson
Shepherd
MacClintock
Macbeth
Lady MancBeth
Texas
Mellon Addresses Mississippi Bankers
Secretary Mellon told members of the Mississippi Bankers Association that a lowering of maximum tax rates and a radical reduction in estate taxes or their elimination will be recommended to the House Ways and Means Committee by the treasury next fall. He said the margin of surplus would cover reforms and that an income tax at proper rates is fair and sound for government revenue without hampering business or investment. He added he did not see legislation to curb tax exempt securities as possible at this time.
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Prosa
Jackson
Misc
House
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
Melon
Mississippi Bankers’ Wassociation
Mellon
Shicken
Admah
Uncle Safe
Canfield
Coloneltterbury
Indianapolis
Harvard
Mr. Canfield
Col. Atterbury
Sim Canfield
Sim
Pickwick Club
Cummins
Principality
Reas
Fifth Avenue Aire
Flora Lee
Wen Peebles
Harida
Wen
Admah Holtz
Peebles and
Kinkead
Gaig
Indictment of Federal Officer in Prohibition Conspiracy
A federal grand jury in Des Moines charged nineteen Peoria and Des Moines men with conspiring to violate the prohibition law by shipping liquor from a Peoria distillery to Des Moines. The case involves a federal officer at the Peoria distillery, withdrawal of 3750 gallons of alcohol, and shipments in containers labeled oil. Prominent Des Moines figures and Peoria officials are named, with the scheme traced by anomalies in bank deposits flagged by the Internal Revenue Department.
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Des Moines
Peoria, Lll
Peoria
Kentucky Distillery and Wholesale Company
Acme Oil Company
Department of Internal Revenue
Marriage Of Lydia Blu Mer And Kenneth Borland
Miss Lydia Blu mer and Kenneth Borland were married at 10 30 Monday morning in Corning Methodist church with Rev. E S Menoher officiating. Attendants were Miss Doris Olson and
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Lydia Blumer
Kenneth Borland
Methodist Church
Corning
E. 8. Menoher
Doris Olson
Borland Bride Brings Creston High School Graduate Wedding
Harry Borland and his bride, a Creston high school graduate from the class of 1920, taught in Union county and worked at J. C. Penney. After a wedding trip to Denver they will reside in the city. Borland works as a machinist at the Burlington shops.
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Harry Borland
Creston
Union County
J. C. Penney » Company
Borland
Burlington
Denver
Mrs G K Binkerd Visits Osceola Friend
Mrs. G. K. Binkerd of Osceola arrived this morning for a visit at the home of Mrs. O. J. Stargell.
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G. K. Binkerd
Osceola
O. J. Stargell
Ambitious Admah Faces Rising Rivals In Town Power Play
Admah Holtz maneuvers through a tense social and political web as Sim Canfield and Col. Atterbury plot against him. Flora Lee hosts a party stirring intrigue while Canfield shadows Admah, promising a decisive clash at the upcoming election and a challenge to his leadership.
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Wer
Admah
Sim Canfield
Kinkead
Jack Salmon
Ahmah
Mr. Holtz
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Paramount
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Togo
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Ahmah Holtz
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