Wall Street Stocks Show Mixed Open Amid Rising Activity
Wall Street notes rising strength in St Paul common stock to 8 and preferred to 13 percent before midday. Engineers’ appraisal of property reported good physical condition. Oil production up. gasoline prices rise in the East. Steel shares gain on scrap metal demand and United States Steel expansion. Kresge opens above 3 and 3/8. Closing irregular as pools are suspected in low priced issues.
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Omaha Livestock Prices Mixed as Receipts Rise
Hogs receipts 15 000 dealers report 50 to 75 cent declines with most sales 11 75 to 12 00. Cattle receipts 7 800 with steers and yearlings weak to lower, best grades near steady. Sheep receipts 9 500 lambs 25 cents lower with price ranges around 15 25 to 15 75 for heavier lots.
Chicago grain and provisions open and closing prices listed
Market report from Chicago shows May session open high low and close for WHEAT CORN OATS RYE with May July Sept contracts and entries for LARD and RIBS including price figures and percentages across wheat corn oats rye lard and ribs markets.
Market Notes From Minneapolis May 13 Flour Rises
Minneapolis market update reports flour up 15 cents per carload lot and family patents quoted at 0.80 to 0.95 a barrel in nine and a half pound cotton and bran priced at 27.00.
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Omaha Cash Grain Prices May 1
Wheat prices show No 1 hard 1.56 and No 2 hard 1.57. Corn markets list No 1 white 1.09 and No 3 yellow 1.11. Oats offer No 3 white 45% and No 4 white 44% with standard grading noted.
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Omaha
Chicago Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
U.S. Department of Agriculture figures at Chicago show hogs receipts 21,000 with prices 12.60 to 13.00 for 160-225 lb, sow prices 11.30 to 11.60, and slaughter pigs around 12.25. Cattle receipts 10,000 with fed steers uneven and mostly steady to lower, yearlings 11.00 to 11.40, stockers scarce, bulls up to 10.60, hogs and sheep also noted with price ranges and declines. Tomorrow’s U.S. Agricultural Economics estimates list hogs 26,000, cattle 12,000, sheep 14,000.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U.S. Dept. of Agric
Poultry and Produce Markets Reported Mixed Prices
Chicago on May 13 reports lower poultry prices with fowls Roosters and turkeys down while ducks and geese show declines. Butter eggs and potato receipts shift with regional variations as market activity remains firm and storage stock details are given.
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Wisconsin
Michigan
Marke
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Alabama
Bliss
Louisiana
Butter and eggs prices mix across New York Kansas City St Louis
May market notes show butter holding steady with mixed creamery and extras pricing across New York and Kansas City. Eggs remain mostly unchanged with firsts up to 33 percent in places, while poultry prices vary from hens to broilers and dressed selections. Prices also noted for potatoes and regional dairy grades in St Louis and nearby markets.
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Horse and Mule Market Prices Rising in East St Louis
East St Louis reports horses and mules with varied prices from draft horses to saddlers. Drafts range up to 1604 dollars with typical picks near 200 dollars. southern horses command 75 dollars to 100 dollars. Mules priced by height from 125 to 295 dollars, with 16 to 17 hands at 175 to 295 dollars and lighter ranges from 60 to 190 dollars.
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East St. Louis
Grain prices in St Louis cash market May 13
St Louis cash grain report lists Wheat No 2 red 1.80 1.81, No 2 hard 1.63 1.64 percent. Corn prices for No 2 mixed 1.15, No 2 white 1.16, No 2 yellow 1.17 No 3 yellow 1.15 1.15. Oats No 2 white 49, No 3 white 47 47 percent.
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ST. Louis
Wheat and grain prices retreat on light demand
Chicago Board of Trade reports mixed trading with wheat sliding from early gains to losses as export bids lag and profit taking grows. Corn and oats weaken amid soft demand while hog values pull provisions lower. closes show declines across futures with July contracts most affected.
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Chicago
Wheat and grain market quotes from Chicago May 13
LMTORGO CASH GRAIN reports wheat prices with No. 1 ed at 1.68 percent. Corn bids show No. 3 mixed 1.12, No. 4 mixed 1.11, No. 2 yellow 1.21, No. 3 yellow 1.18, No. 4 yellow 1.12, No. 6 yellow 1.10, No. 2 white 1.16, No. 3 white 1.29, No. 6 Nite 1.09. Seed and feed prices listed include Timothy 6.75, Clover 18.00–26.00, Lard 15.22, Ribs 17.00, Belies 19.37.
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Chicago Grain & Provisions
Chicago
Lmtorgo Cash Grain
Joseph Livestock Market Report for St Joseph May 13
Hogs receipts 8,000 with prices 35 to 50 cents lower. top 40. Cattle receipts 2,500, uneven but steady. steers 9.00 to 11.00 top, cows and heifers 3.50 to 10.25, stockers 5.50 to 8.25. Sheep receipts 7,000, lambs 14.00 to 15.50, ewes 7.50 to 9.50.
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St. Joseph
Liberty Bonds Market Prices Report
In New York on May 13 the U S bonds closed with Liberty 34s at 100.30 First 4s at 102 3 Second 4s at 101.11 Third 4s at 101.27 Fourth 4s at 102.14 U S Treasury 4s at 102.5 and U S Treasury 4 4s at 106.4.
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New York
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U S. Treasury
U. S. Treasury
Coffee futures hold steady as Rio and Santos grades listed
New York May 13 coffee market reports Rio No 7 at 16 percent and Santos No 4 at 20 percent. Futures show steady values with July at 13.65 and December at 12.10, reflecting quiet trade and parity among active contracts.
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Rio No
Santos No
Sugar prices rise in New York market
Raw sugar firm posts a 1-16 advance to 4.46 duty paid. Granulated sugar unchanged to 10 points higher, with fine granulated trading between 5.60 and 5.70.
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New York
Market prices for hay and alfalfa in St. Louis
In St Louis on May 13 prices for hay and forage include No 2 timothy at 14.00 to 15.00, No 2 light clover mixed at 14.00 to 16.00, No 2 heavy clover mixed at 12.00 to 13.00, and choice western alfalfa at 28.00 to 29.00 per ton.
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St. Louis
Toledo Seed Market Prices on May 13
Toledo report shows lower seed at cash 1.00 asked with Oct 13.40 and Dec 13.30 asked. Timothy seed quotes cash 3.00 and Sept 3.50 bid.
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Toledo
Timothy
Voelpels Leave To Face Arraignment In Freeport
E W Voelpel former Clinton minister and son Lyman V Voelpel travel with attorneys to Freeport to face two counts of alleged prohibition violations. They post a $5000 bail as the group’s co defendants James Reilly and Fred L Andrews are not expected to appear. The case stems from a federal grand jury indictment received at Freeport.
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Clinton
E. W. Voelpel
Lyman V. Voelpel
Freeport
Lil
Auto Today
Alschuler
James Reilly
Whiteside County
Hinois
Fred L. Andrews
Voelpels
Reilly
Illinois
Harlan P. Reed
Chicago
Woman Fights Police Charge Trial Started
The trial began with Mrs Evans denying the charge of keeping a disorderly house. She testified she cares for her invalid father and works as a maid, with many visitors and taxi trips for medicine. Mrs Crigger corroborated her story and the group remains free on bond.
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Creston
Evans
Crigger
Pine Street
Evang
House of David Faces 206000 Damage Suit
Peter Johnson and Margaret Johnson sue the House of David in circuit court for 200000, claiming colony funds were diverted to the treasury after they joined. They seek labor pay and accuse Lavina Johnson of a 17 year old marriage arranged by King Benjamin Purnell, with John Hegner named as husband. The couple left the colony in 1923 after four years of membership.
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St. Joseah
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House of David
Peter Johnson
Margaret
Lavina Johnson
House of David Park
Johnsons
Lavina
Benjamin Purnell
John Hegner
Mary
Purnell
Hegner
Earthquakes Felt in Illinois Towns May 13
Reports from Cairo Metropolis and Chicago describe brief quake shocks felt early today. Cairo noted a brief tremor with no damage, Metropolis reported a distinct local shock, and Chicago recorded a minor seismograph event lasting about one minute five seconds with no direction indicated.
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Chicago
Weather Bureau
University of Chicago
Metropolis
Ill
Wilson Attacks Nurmi Whitewash Claim
Drake University athletics chief Kenneth L. Wilson issues a statement accusing the Amateur Athletic Union secretary Frederick W. Rubien of attempting to whitewash Finnish stars Paavo Nurmi and Willie Ritola and their manager Hugo Quist amid charges of inflated expense accounts.
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Amateur Athletic Union
Paavo Nurmi
Willie Ritola
Hugo Quist
K L. Wilson
Drake University
New York
Frederick W. Rubien
Seretary
Ritola
Kenneth L. Wilson
Drake
Quist to Leave Nurmi Affairs Unchanged in May
Quist maintains control of Nurmi matters and says the Finn’s dates remain on schedule with plans to depart for Finland in May.
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Nurmi
Finland
New Jersey Rep Bacharach Proposes $400 Million Tax Cut Plan
Washington May 13 Rep Bacharach Republican of New Jersey urged a $400 million tax reduction and a revised revenue bill to be framed next fall. He warned primary campaigns will shape votes toward tax cuts, favoring a 20 percent maximum surtax and removal of most miscellaneous excise taxes on autos boats jewelry and club dues.
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Jury Probes McClintock Deaths End Without Indictment
Chicago May 13 The grand jury did not indict in the deaths of William N McClintock and his mother Emma Nelson McClintock after a hasty inquiry into a coroner’s finding that William D Shepherd and his wife were responsible. Witnesses were summoned and the matter left open.
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William D. Shepherd
Mrer
Emma Nelson McClintock
William N. McClintock
Emma Nelson McC'ptock
Texas
Young McClintock
Shepherd
Professional Speculators Shake Wheat Market Patterns
Washington May 13 Wide fluctuations in the Chicago wheat market were traced to heavy trading by a small group of professional speculators. Secretary Jardine said the speculation was aided by public participation after January price advances. He urged reforms to ensure futures quotations reflect supply and demand, and suggested limiting daily spread as a preventative measure. He warned of potential further legislation if exchanges fail to act. Also, Dr. W R Hornaday and others spoke at the morning session on market stability. Dr. Pauline Leader was elected president of the Iowa Medical Women, with officers Emma Ackerman, Grace Doane, and Mary Tinley named to officer posts.
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Jardine
Department of Agriculture
Board of Trade
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United States
W. R. Hornaday
Des Moines
Conrad R. Harkin
Oscewin
James F. Chalmers
Fort Madison
Don M. Griswold
Iowa City
William C. Newell
Ottumwa
Pauline Leader
Clarinda
Iowa Medical Women
Emma M. Ackerman
Sioux City
Grace Doane
Mary Tinley
Council Bluffs
Chicago Physician Addresses Iowa Medical Society
Dr. Robert B. Preble of Chicago spoke at the Iowa Medical Society open session in Des Moines on May 13. He urged guiding patients into health suitable positions to extend life and boost earning capacity and endorsed the Iowa Heart association as a move toward disease control.
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Iowa Medical Society
Rye
Associated Press
Des Moines
Robert B. Preble
Chiago
Preble
Iowa
Hears Arguments On Grain Marketing Corp Jurisdiction
The Illinois commerce commission heard arguments on whether Grain Marketing Corp should be treated as a public utility. Chairman Frank L. Smith said a decision would come tomorrow after the Illinois Agricultural Association argued the firm controls two thirds of public warehouse space and vast assets. The Grain Marketing Corp. contends it would never fall under the commission's jurisdiction, though parts operating public warehouses might.
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Iinoig Agricultural Association
Illinois
The
Illinois Commission
Supreme Court Affirms Simons Conviction
Des Moines reports the supreme court affirmed the murder conviction of Harlan Gabe Simons for the killing of Michigan tourist Orton Ferguson at a West Liberty camp. The ruling, based on a clerk's transcript, upholds the existing sentence of hang on November 16.
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Gabe) Simons
Orton Ferguson
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Supreme Court
Simons
French Troops Reoccupy Two Outposts Near Rabat
In Rabat Morocco on May 13 an official communique said French forces revictuated two outposts from Abd el Krim's forces without resistance. The positions were surrounded by the attacking Rif tribesmen.
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