Wall Street Stocks Drift After Maxwell B Certificate Fluctuations
May 28 report shows Maxwell B certificates rising 9 percent to 113 then plunging to 103 spurring cautious trading. By noon, supportive buying steadied public utilities, merchandising and chain-store issues while major gains reemerged. American Can, Nash Motors, Sears Roebuck, Shattuck Stores and Robert Reis led advances as call money steadied at 4 percent and the day closed strong.
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New York
American Can
Nash Motors
Sears Roe- Duck
Shattuck Stores
Robert Reis
Call Money
Livestock Prices Report From Omaha Market
Hogs receipts 13 000, prices firm to 40 cents higher on early rounds then dull as packers hold off. Sows 10.75 11.00, bulk 11.75 12.15. top hog 12.25. Cattle receipts 3 500, steers 9.00 10.25, choice heavy steers 10.25, yearlings 11.00, bulls weak. Sheep receipts 5 000, lambs up to 25 cents higher, best native springers 15.75, Californias 16.00 16.25, fed clipped lambs 13.50 14.00, fat ewes 7.50.
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Omawa Livestock
Omaha
U. S. Dept. of Agric
Flour Prices and Range in Minneapolis Market
Flour in Minneapolis on May 28 held steady with family patent flour at 9.35 to 9.40 and bran priced 27.50 to 28.50 as market quoting.
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Minneapolis
Goitre Relief Report From North Platte Local Woman
Mrs BE H Hollingsworth of North Platte Nebraska reports relief after using Sorbol Quadruple for three days. She states her goitre is entirely gone and offers to share her experience by words or letter. The product is colorless and easily used like toilet water and is available at local druggists or by writing Sorbol Company Mechanicsburg Ohio. Locally at TE forks Ady.
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BE. H. Hollingsworth
North Platte
Neb
Mechanicsburg
Ohio
T. E. Forks
Ady
Chicago Livestock Prices Lifted Despite Mixed Demand
Hog receipts 16,000 with firmer opening bids and varied demand from yard traders to shippers. prices for 140 to 225 pound hogs 12.50 to 12.80, heavier hogs 12.25 to 12.50, packing hogs 11.00 to 11.40. Cattle receipts 8,000 with active fed steers and yearlings, but killing quality less desirable. best steers around 11.00, Nebraskas 10.75 to 11.35, light heifers higher in spots. Sheep receipts 8,000 with fat lambs active and higher, spring lambs around 16.50, native lambs 16.00 to 16.25, fat sheep slow but steady. Official livestock estimates: hogs 16,000, cattle 2,500, sheep 6,000.
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Chicago
California
Produce and Poultry Market Report Chicago May 28
Poultry alive lower fowls 2344 broilers 30 43 roosters 13% turkeys 20 ducks 22 geese 13. Potatoes new old 11 20 cars total US shipments new 397 old 205. Butter creamery extras 41% standards 42 extra firsts 40 40% firsts 38 39. Eyes receipts 19151 cases firsts 30 32% ordinary firsts 29 storage pack extras 31% firsts 31%.
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Chicago
United States
Wisconsn
Michigan
Alabama
Louisiana
Bliss Triumph
South Carolina
Butter and eggs market updates from New York area
New York May 28 reports show butter receipts 18 033 tubs with creamery prices up 43 43 percent for extras and 42 percent for 92 score extras. Eggs receipts 40 513 cases with fresh gathered extra firsts stored at 14 percent. Cheese receipts 130 832 pounds held at 26 27 percent. Poultry markets steady to easy with broilers from Creighton and express at 30 to 40 cents. Dressed poultry steady to firm with fresh chickens 34 to 46 cents and fowls around 21 cents per pound.
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New York
Creight
Express
Market Report Kansas City Butter Creamery and Produce Prices
Kansas City market notes show Butter Creamery unchanged at 44 45 with packing at 20. Eggs steady with firsts 2714 and selected 33 percent. Poultry and Potatoes also unchanged with roosters 11 hens 23 and Red River Ohios 1.35 to 1.40.
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Kansas City
Red River
St. Joseph Livestock Market Report May 28
Hogs receipts 4,500 with prices 30 to 40 cents higher, top 12.20, bulk 11.80 to 12.20. Cattle receipts 1,300 steady to 25 cents higher, steers 9.00 to 10.25, cows and heifers 3.50 to 10.00, calves 4.50 to 10.00, stockers and feeders 700 at 8.00. Sheep receipts 2,000 with lambs 14.50 to 16.00 and ewes 7.00 to 8.25.
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ST. Joseph
Liberty Bonds Prices Reported in New York
U S bonds closed with 2 38 at 101 1 first 4 9 at 102 10 second 4 8 at 101 9 third 44 48 at 101 30 fourth 44 s at 102 16 U S Government 4s at 102 11 and U S Government 448 at 106 14
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Liberty
New York
U. S
U. S. Government
Toledo Seed Market Report: Clover and Timothy Prices
May 28 Toledo market notes Clover seed priced at 15.50 cash and 14.00 for October and 13.75 for December Timothy seed listed at 3.40 cash and 3.90 for September Indicates season price points for farmers seeking sowing inputs.
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Toledo
Timothy
Wheat and corn futures rally on crop damage reports
Chicago Board of Trade notes wheat opening declines reversing into gains as reports of take all and Hessian fly damage in Kansas lift prices. May and July futures firm, with new crop months reaching season highs despite early losses. Corn follows with late strength in December, oats rise modestly, and provisions rise with pork prices.
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Chicago
Liverpool
United States
Indiana
Commission
Ohio
Ilinois
Iowa
Chicago Cash Grain Prices Report May 28
Chicago prices for wheat corn oats rye barley and seed values listed by grade and type with bid ask style figures. The data include No. 3 red No. 1 hard No. 2 hard and other wheat grades, corn mixed and yellow varieties, white corn, oats and minor seeds, plus lard ribs bellies and timothy and clover seed.
St Louis Cash Grain Prices Report May 28
Cash grain prices list for St Louis shows Wheat No 2 red at 1.93 and No 2 hard around 1.70 to 1.71. Corn prices include No 2 mixed 1.18 and No 2 white about 1.1614 to 1.17. Oats list includes No 2 white 49 146 50 and No 3 white 48 %.
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ST. Louis
Omaha Cash Grain Market Report May 28
Wheat prices show No. 2 hard at 1.61 to 1.65 dollars. No. 1 yellow corn bids 1.11 dollars per unit. Oats list No. 2 white at 0.47 and No. 3 white at 0.46 dollars.
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Omaha
New York Sugar Market Holds Steady After Quiet Trade
The New York raw sugar market stayed quiet with spot prices at 4.37 for duty paid. Refined sugar remained unchanged between 5.55 and 5.70 for fine granulated grade.
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New York
Market Prices for Grains and Forage Hay
In St. Louis on May 28, prices quoted for hay and timothy show No 2 timothy at 14.00 to 18.00, No 2 light clover mixed at 14.00 to 15.00, No 2 heavy clover mixed at 15.00 to 14.00, and choice western alfalfa at 28.00 to 29.00.
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St. Louis
Market Prices for Alfalfa and Timothy Hay in Kansas City
Kansas City listings show hay prices with changes noted. Alfalfa 18.50 to 20.00, No 1 Prairie 10.00 to 12.00, No 1 Timothy 14.00 to 15.00, Clover mixed light 14.00 to 15.00.
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Kansas City
Hay
Choice
Horse and Mule Market Prices at East St Louis
May 28 market report lists draft horses from 150 to 200 dollars, eastern chunk horses 75 to 100, southern horses 45 to 75. Mules priced by size range from 60 to 225 dollars, with 14.3 to 17 hands represented in multiple brackets.
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East St. Louisa
Coffee futures steady amid mixed commodity notes
In New York on May 28, coffee contracts show no big moves as July futures hold at 18.20 and December at 15.50. Grain and other futures hint at steady demand with scattered price shifts.
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New York
Santos
Train derailment injures three near Forest Illinois
A Wabash passenger train struck a broken rail north of Forest Illinois injuring three people. Two Pullmans and a coach derailed and turned on their sides.
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Associated Press
Decatur, Ill
Forest Today
Eileen Reardon to Wed Carl Sampson Next Month
Society notes announce the approaching marriage of Miss Eileen Reardon daughter of Mrs. Catherine Reardon and Carl Sampson son of Mrs. Eldora Sampson and Dr F E Sampson both of this city. Miss Celia Reardon hosted a dinner at Lowana Hotel with Ophelia roses lavender bows and lavender and white place cards. An out of town guest Miss Cecelia Colgan of Corning attended.
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Eileen Reardon
Catherine Reardon
North Cherry Street
Carl Sampson
Eldora Sampson
F. E. Sampson
Celia Reardon
Lowana Hotel
Bridge
Cecelia Colgan
Corning
Dinner for Huckins guests to Denver and graduation class
Miss Helen Ball hosts a 7 o'clock church dinner honoring Harriett and Hester Huckins who leave Saturday for Denver. Nine graduates from the high school class join 36 members, with tables in an H shape and spring flowers. Billowed by games and a dance at McKinley Park by the American Legion drawing large crowds. dancing lasts until midnight.
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Helen Ball
Congregational Sunday School
Harriett
Hester Huckins
Denver
Margaret Ball
Harold Colbert
Alice Atkinson
Charles Hood
Evelyn Heessel
Irene Sammons
Margaret O'Rourke
Lester Page
Lawrence Cook
Harriet Huckins
Helen O’rourke
American Legion
McKinley Park
The
Legion
Farewell party for Hoover couple before California move
A Saturday farewell surprise honors Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hoover as they leave the farm for a new home in California. Family and neighbors sample lunch on the lawn while expressing best wishes for a pleasant journey and happiness ahead.
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H. H. Hoover
California
Walton Hoover
Hoover
Will Hoover
Burk Hoover
Robert Hoover
Carl Johnson
John Larimer
Clarence
Fletcher Hill
Harris
Ellis
Helen Louise
Arline
Harvey Heegue
Francis, Lyle
Ava
Frank Warrick
Charles Haight
Sheerwood
Hannah Morrison
Exy Lake
Rebecca Lamb
C. W. Ingham
Walter Berry
Elton
Ellie
Maxine
George Perkins
Alice
George Spellman
Laura
Welden
Kerney
Frank
George
Grand White
Fern
Harold Pingree
John Clough
Mary
Mrs. Hoover
Denies Tampering With Jurors In Poison Case
James Callan the politician cited to show cause why he should not be held in contempt for approaching a venireman in the William D. Shepherd murder trial. He was discharged on motion by First Assistant State's Attorney Gorman after Callan denied making improper suggestions. The assistant state’s attorney said there was nothing to do but discharge Callan under state supreme court holdings.
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Associated Press
Chicago
James Callan
William D. Shepherd
Gorman
Callan
Philip Barry
Thomas J. Lynch
State Supreme Court
Callan Acknowledges Work For Shepherd Attorneys In Veniremen Probe
Chicago May 28 Attorneys for James Callan the politician charged with meeting a venireman to influence the murder case against William D Shepherd filed written replies to the states 23 interrogatories Judge Thomas J Lynch presides Callan admits he was employed by Stewart and O Brien Shepherds lawyers to investigate veniremen and visited their offices four times over six days He also says he knew Philip Barry former head of the local bureau.
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Chicago
James Callan
William D. Shepherd
Thomas J. Lynch
Callan
Stewart and O’brien
Shepherd
Veniremen
Philip Barry
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets Ad
Doctors praise Cod Liver Oil for building flesh and resistance but note bad taste. McCoy's Liver Oil Compound tablets are in high demand nationwide via Newcomb & Matthews York Drug Co and druggists. Claims include weight gain promises and a refund offer for failed results.
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McCoy
Newcomb & Matthews York Drug Co
McCoy’s
Judge Delays Action After Venireman Interrogation
Federal investigators questioned a venireman in the Barry case as he denied remarks about selecting a juror. Callan, once tied to the defense, said he is no longer employed by them. First Assistant State's Attorney Gorman postponed further action to 2 p.m. to review Callan’s replies.
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Federal Department of Justice
Barry
Callan
George E. Gorman
Estate of Millionaire Orphan McClintock Valued at One Million
The McClintock estate, linked to the typhoid murder trial of William D. Shepherd, is valued around $1,000,000 in a probate inventory filed by Northern Trust. Iowa and California cousins of the youth plan to challenge the will, having appeared in probate court with lawyers.
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Chicago
William Nelson McClintock
William D. Shepherd
Northern Trust Company
Young McClintock
Iowa
California
Board of Trade Must Obey Law Say Jardine
Secretary of Agriculture William N Jardine arrived in Chicago and demanded the board of trade straighten its affairs He advocated reorganizing the Grain Marketing company and planned to address the mid west motor transport conference He planned to meet leaders of the American Farm Bureau Federation the Illinois Agricultural association and the National Livestock Producers association tomorrow
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Associated Press
Chicago
Secretary of Agriculture
William N. Jardine
Board of Trade of Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
Illinois Agricultural Association
National Livestock Producers Association
Secretary of Agriculture comments on Grain Marketing Company reform
The secretary of agriculture notes informal Washington talks on reorganizing the Grain Marketing Company. He stresses farmer confidence is essential and says the Board of Trade must “put its house in order” while not opposing the institution’s legitimate functions. He condemns grain gambling as a nuisance.
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Board of Trade
Grain Marketing Company
Washington
Indiana Farm Bureau Federation
Illinois Agricultural Association
Frain Marketing Company
T Rade
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Chicago Grain & Provisions
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Goitre
N. Maple St
Creston, Iowa
J. C. Penney CO
Jardine
John T. Shea
Roper Brothers
Leonhardt
Dr. Leonhardt
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