Wall Street Stocks Sway In Early May Trading
May 25 reports speculative jet in stock market shifted rap ity as profit taking appeared, causing irregular openings. Reading rose on takeover rumors with Baltimore and Ohio city acquisition nearing completion. Norfolk and Western, Lehigh Valley, Otis Steel and New York Ship both advanced, while United States Steel, Pan American, International Paper, Coca Cola and Chesapeake and Ohio fell on profit taking.
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New York
United States
Pan-American Issues
International Paper
Brooklyn Edison
Coca Cola
St. Paul
Chesapeake and Ohio
Reading
Baltimore and Ohio
Lackawanna
Glen Alden
Norfolk’ and Western
Lehigh Valley
Otis Steel
New York Shipbulking
Associated Dry Goods Wa J‘eey Central
Grain and Provisions Market Summary Chicago May 25
Open high low close figures for wheat oats rye lard ribs and bulletins from Chicago show May July and Sept quotes. Wheat May at 2.570, oats May 0.46, rye May 2.18, lard May 15.90, ribs May 17.35, bullies May 120.25 with various monthly movements and percent changes across contracts.
Chicago cash grain price report sample values
Chicago market brief lists bid levels for wheat corn rye and seeds with varied grades and sample prices. Contracts show No 2 white wheat near 1.18 per bushel and rye at 1.15, barley and timothy seed around several dollars, and lard and rib prices in dollars per unit.
St Joseph Livestock Market Report May 26
Hogs receipts 9 000 lower mostly 165 tops. cows and calves mixed. cattle steady with steers 8 779 top 1190. calves 9.00. stockers and feeders 6.00 5.00. Sheep receipts 3 000 higher 13.75 15.25 for lambs and 7.50 9.25 for ewes.
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ST Joseph
St. Joseph
MULE MARKET PRICES AT EAST ST LOUIS AUCTION
May 25 reports show mules priced by size and condition. Prices range from 60 to 225 dollars with 14.3 to 15.2 hands fetching around 60 to 100 and larger 16 to 17 hands quoted at 175 to 225 dollars.
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East St. Louis
Weather Summary of May 19 23 Observations
The 24 hour period ending 7 am shows May 19 high 69 low 45 with none precipitation. May 20 high 75 low 60 with none. May 21 high 93 low 62 with none. May 22 high 91 low 67 with none. May 23 high 95 low 67 with none. May 25 high 70 with 3k none.
Chicago Livestock Market Report May 25
Hogs receipts 62 000 with prices mostly 40 to 50 cents lower. Good to choice weights 146 to 210 pounds 12.00 to 12.35. packing hogs 10.70 to 11.00. Cattle receipts 28 000 steady to a little lower. steer and yearling prices around 11.00 to 11.50 for various weights. fat cows 3.25 to 3.50. Sheep receipts 14 000 with spring lambs 15 to 50 cents higher. loads 12.56 to 13.00 for lambs. overall market mixed with some firmness on better grades. Estimated tomorrow: hogs 28 000, cattle 10 000, sheep 9 000.
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Chicago
Dept.cof Agric
majJovity Strongwee
California
United States
Wisconsin
Michiga
Chicago market report on poultry potatoes butter and eggs
May 25 news brief reports higher poultry prices with various categories and mixed stock. potato receipts show steady demand and prices from Wisconsin Michigan and other regions. butter and eggs prices edge up with creamery grades and storage packs noted.
New York Market Prices And Commodities Report Dairy and Poultry
New York market notes show butterform receipts with 627 tubs and varied creamery yields. Cheese fir m receipts total 66 921 pounds with state milk flats and fancy runs. live poultry unsettled with broilers by express at 35 to 45 cents.
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New York
Heanery
Chease
Express
Market Report Shows Mild Moves Across Dairy and Poultry
Kansas City notes butter creamery and packing steady with firsts at 2745 and selected at 83 percent. Poultry prices hold with roosters at 11 and hens up 14, broilers 40. Potatoes drop 10 to 15. Red River Ohio preços 1.35 to 1.40.
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Kansas City
Red River
Ohios
Hay Prices for St Louis Area Markets
The list shows hay price quotes dated May 25 with grades No 2 timothy at 15.00 per unit and 18.00 for a higher grade, No 2 hight Clover mixed at 14.00 and 18.60, No 2 heavy clover mixed at 13.60 and 15.00, and choice western alfalfa at 21.00 and 29.00 per unit.
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Hay
St. Louis
Feed price changes noted in Kansas City report
The Kansas City market bulletin records price shifts with hay offerings reduced by 2.50 to 18.50 to 20.00 for choice alfalfa. Other entries remain steady with No. 1 prairie 10.00 to 12.00 and No. 1 timothy 14.00 to 15.00. Clover mixed light rated 14.00 to 15.00.
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Kansas City
Grain futures rise as weather boosts corn and wheat prices
May 25 Chicago Board of Trade reports varied weather lifting grain values. Wheat advances despite Liverpool drop with May around 1.70 and July near 1.57 to 1.62, aided by reduced visible US supply and crop damage. Corn climbs on frost and replanting speak, July about 1.16 to 1.18, oats follow, hog setbacks pressuring provisions.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Chilcago
United States
Southwest
Omaha Market Report Shows Hogs Cattle and Lamb Movements
May 25 Omaha market roundup: hog receipts 20 000 with most prices 40 50 cents lower. desired 169 to 250 pound hogs 11.50 11.60 top 11.65. light hogs 50+ lower at 11.25 11.50. sows 10 75 11.00. feed pigs 10.50 11.00. Cattle receipts 6 500 with red steers and yearlings slow to weak. average 9.00 10.25. veal weak to lower. cows 9.25 9.50. bulls 4.60 5.25. Sheep receipts 4 000 lambs up 25c. best wool lambs 14.60. native springers 14.75 15.50. California springers bid 15.75. overall sheep steady.
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Omata Omaha
U. S
California
Grain futures quotes from St. Louis market report
St. Louis cash grain bids list wheat and corn prices with No 2 red and hard red varieties alongside mixed and white corn and various oats quotes. Prices show daily differentials, including No 2 white and No 2 yellow wheat and corn values.
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ST. Louis
Omaha Cash Grain Prices May Market Report
Omaha cash grain prices list Wheat No 1 hard 1.58 to 1.60 per bushel No 2 hard 1.56 to 1.62 Corn No 1 white 3.10 No 1 yellow 1.12 Oats No 2 white 4.64 to 4.64? White 4.614 46% Notes show mixed decimal formatting and incomplete entries for oats and further lines.
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Omaha
Omah
Visible supply shows declines in multiple grains
The visible supply in New York on May 25 reports decreases in wheat 3,461,000 bushels, corn 2,199,000, oats 722,000, rye 395,000, and barley 196,000, reflecting a broad downdraft across key cereals.
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New York
Liberty Bond Prices Reported in New York May 25
U S bonds closed with Liberty 84s at 101. Liberty Fires at 102.10. Second 4s at 101.3. Third 4s at 101.27. Fourth 4s at 103.17. U S Treasury 45 at 103.11. Treasury 41 46 at 106.12.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
U. S
Liberty
Liberty Firets
U. S. Treasury
ULS Treasury
Sugar Prices Hold Steady in New York Market
New York with May 25 sugar prices show raw sugar steady at 4.33 for spots duty paid while refined sugar rises about 10 points to 5.55.70 for fine granulated as market steadies.
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New York
Coffee Market Report From New York as May Prices Stand Firm
Coffee price notes from New York dated May 25 show Rio No 7 at 20 Santos No 4 at 23 percent, with maturities expected firm for July 17.75 and December.
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New York
Rio
Santos No
Flour Prices in Minneapolis Market Report
Minneapolis market notes show flour range from 9.10 to 9.15 per unit with family patent varieties listed. bran priced at 27.50 to 28.00 in the May 25 report.
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Minneapolis
Newspapers Win Right to Print Public Tax Lists
The Supreme Court upheld the Kansas City Journal-Post and the Baltimore Post ruling that newspapers may publish income tax lists provided by Congress for public inspection. The decision rejected a constitutional challenge to prohibiting such publication and affirmed press access to government information.
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Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Internal Revenue
Kansas City Journal- Post
Congress
Internal Revenue Bureau
Kansas City Journal-Post
Baltimore Post
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Senator Reed
Missouri
Newton D. Piker
Judge Neblett From Santa Fe Takes Wade’s Place
Federal Judge Colin Neblett of Santa Fe New Mexico is filling in for Judge Wade in Des Moines after Wade fell ill. Neblett, who began on the bench in 1917, is a senior judge in the New Mexico district and was assigned by Chief Justice Walter Sanborn of the US Circuit Court in St Paul. Hearings postponed include the $40,000 Harry Hill estate versus Otis Elevator and the Rock Island and Great Western railroads tax suit. Wade’s condition remained practically unchanged in hospital.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Colin Neblett
Santa Fe
N. M
Neblett
New Mexico
Walter Sanborn
United States Circuit Court
St. Paul
Wade
Harry Hill
Otis Elevator Company
Rock Bland
Great Western Railroads
Coblenz Plans Season to Honor U S Forces
Coblenz and nearby districts plan an American season commemorating U S soldiers in the Rhine occupation. The event runs June 18 to September 23, overlapping with the German Wine Congress. A rowing regatta is set for June 20–21 by the Coblenz Ruderverein, ending with the regatta ball June 21.
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Associated Press
Coblenz
Rhine
United States
Toledo Seed Market Price Report
In Toledo on May 25 Clover seed cash 15.00 Oct 13.90 and Dec 13.75 asked. Timothy seed cash 3.25 Sept 3.70 bid.
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Toledo
Clover Seed
Timothy Seed
Mis chief causes Gimples say writer and sister
A brief按 Itoanoke Times reports a quirky statement by a woman writer linking mis chief to Gimples with a related remark about her sister.
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Itoanoke Times
Arrest Suspect in Maine Murder Case
Harry A. Kirby, sought in Maine for the murder of Miss Aide Heyward the shooting of Mrs. Emma M. Towne and theWinthrop cottage fire, was arrested in Newburyport Massachusetts. He admitted being the suspect but denied killing Heyward, claiming he found the body and moved it to another cottage. He arrived from Maine the previous Saturday and checked into a local hotel. proprietor Frank Pond identified him from photos.
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Newbury Port
Mass
Harry A. Kirby
Aide Heyward
Emma M. Towne
Winthrop
Kirby
Maine
Jane Gray
Watertown
Miass
Frank Pond
Pond
Measure Of A Man In The Face Of Death
Kansas City Times quotes a moral verse contrasting true worth with birth, station, church or creed. It questions how a person lives and supports others, not how they died or were remembered in a sketch. The note ends with a jab at pessimists for lacking practical information and courage.
State aid limits for paving Iowa roads outlined
Ames Iowa May 25 People who expect extensive state paving independent of counties will be disappointed says F R White chief engineer Iowa State highway commission There is not enough money in the state development fund for wide state led road building The fund will mainly support counties willing to help themselves Plans show aid limited to about 8000 per mile and depend on local funding and bonds for larger projects
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Ames
F. R. White
Iowa State Highway Commission
State Highway Commission
Lincoln
Cedar County
Palo Alto
Emmetsburg
Iowa
Frost Triggers Jump in Corn and Wheat Prices
Frost boosts corn prices in early trading with December corn rising to 99 1 2 cents amid frost damage reports in central Illinois and Iowa. Wheat also climbs with September futures up to 1.54 1 2 dollars as frost threatens crops across key states.
Germany Backs Suppression of Chemical Warfare
Geneva May 25 Germany announced readiness to join any conference or agreement to completely suppress chemical and poison gas warfare. The statement came from Herr Von Eckhardt at a meeting of the International conference committee on traffic in arms. Yugoslavia and Italy urged a special conference to address the chemical warfare issue as it was not on the conference agenda.
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Associated Press
Geneva
Germany
Herr von Eckhardt
International Conference For Control
Jugoslavia
Italy
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