Wheat markets fall and rally as Hessian fly reports influence prices
Reports of Hessian fly in Kansas Illinois and Nebraska accompany a volatile wheat session in Chicago. Wheat shows a downward start then sharp reversal before finishing lower on December and May contracts, with corn and oats easing and hogs supporting firmer provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Illinois
Nebraska
Chicago
Tan
Ted
Canada
Argentina
Chicago cash grain prices beam at Chicago market
Wheat prices show No 1 hard at 1.63 percent, No 2 mixed near 84, No 3 yellow around 84 to 85, No 4 yellow about 214. Oats No 2 white 49 to 40 percent, rye none, barley 55 to 75, timothy seed 6 25, clover seed about 20.75 to 7 29.25, lard 15 37, rib 16.75, bellicea 15.
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Chicago
Omaha Cash Grain Prices Report
Omaha market notes dated November show Wheat and Corn bids with various grades. No. 2 hard flour, mixed, yellow corn values and oat and white grain prices listed as reading notes.
Chicago Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Hogs receipts 25 000 with mostly 25¢ higher prices. Bulk 140 to 160 pound butchers 11.40 to 11.75, top 12.00. Sows and packing pigs varied, lighter weights 11.16 to 12.00. Cattle receipts scarce. steers active, bulls strong, vealers steady. Sheep receipts 75,000 with fat lambs 14.75 to 15.00 and feeding lambs around 15.00 to 15.35. Official estimates: hogs 4,900. cattle 4,000. sheep 13,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Dept. of Afric
Omaha Livestock Prices Report From November Market
Hogs receipts 7 600 fairly active mostly 10e higher with top at 11 40 and sows 9 75 to 10 15. cattle receipts 7 000 fed steers and yearlings active to 2 1/2 higher with bulk 9 00 to 11 00. grass steers 7 00 to 8 00, stockish and feeders strong. veal top 11 50. heavy calves 6 25 to 7 00. sheep receipts 2 000, natives and fed western lambs steady to strong with no choice fat ewes and feeding lambs noted.
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Omaha Livestock
Omaha
Dept. of Agric
St Joseph Livestock Prices and Receipts
Hogs receipts $000, 10 to 20 cents higher, top 11.50, bulk 11.10 to 14.35. Cattle receipts 3000, steady to strong, steers 7.25 to 10.50, cows and heifers 3.25 to 9.25, calves 1.50 to 11.50, stockers 5.25 to 8.25. Sheep receipts 2,500, steady to 2,3 lowert, lambs 14.00 to 15.10, ewes 6.50 to 8.00.
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ST. Joseph
Horse and mule market price ranges
St Louis market report shows horses good and choice drafts selling 130 to 160 dollars, eastern chunks 60 to 80, choice southern horses 40 to 70, mules 16 to 17 hands 175 to 225, 15 to 16.2 hands 125 to 190, and 14.3 to 15.2 hands 50 to 90 dollars.
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Ust
St. Louis
St. Louis Cash Grain Prices Reported for Wheat Corn and Oats
St. Louis market report lists Wheat No 2 red 1.70 11 No 2 hard 1 9, Corn No 2 yellow 4 No 8 yellow 0 83 percent, Oats No 2 white 10 40 percent No 0 White 39 44 40.
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ST. Louis
St. Laws
Hay price list update for Ranssa City area
A revised hay price list shows Minnesota timothy at 19.00 for No. 1 and 14.00 for No. prairie, alfalfa 22.60 to 24.00, clover mixed light 18.00 to 18.50, and a 50 cent price drop across the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay
Ranssa City
Timothy MN
Liberty Bonds Quoted Prices and Calls
New York bond list shows U S bonds called with Liberty 21ys at 99.18 and various issues including First 5s at 101.27 Second 4s at 100.20 Third 4s at 100.28 Fourth 4s at LVS.6 TS treasury 49 at 102.30 and U S Government 49,e8 at 106.81.
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Liberty
New York
Treasury
Toledo Seed Market Prices Patchy Grain Notes
At Toledo Seed Market Poisug dated Nov 6 price listing shows clover seeds with bids for Nov 17 25. Dec 16 80. Feb 16 50. March 15. Timothy seed cash and Nov 3 50. Dec 3 5. Maren 22 65.
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Poisug
Clover
Tipothy
Maren
Coffee price notes from New York market
Coffee prices on Nov 5 1944 show Santos Rio No 4 and Rio No 7 bids with futures data. Mentions 23 percent, then futures dates Futuree easy Dec 18 May 16 88.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rio
Santos
Flour Prices Drift Lower In Minneapolis Trade
Flour markets in Minneapolis show a drop with prices ranging 10 to 11 cents per barrel on family patents noted at 8.70. Braz goods quoted around 26.00 per barrel.
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Minneapolis
Sugar price report from New York market
New York sugar markets show raw sugar at 3.90 with Cuban duty paid and refined unchanged at 5.00 to 5.10 for fine granulated sugar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Raymond Cummings Heads to Clarinda for Weekend Visit
Raymond Cummings left this morning for Clarinda to visit relatives over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Cummings plan to spend Sunday there and Raymond will return to Creston with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Cummings
Clarinda
Mrs. Cummings
Raymond
Creston
Wall Street Stocks Dip Amid Heavy Selloff on Nov 5
The New York market faced heavy selling with steels and motors hardest hit. United States Steel fell from 184 to 132 and General Motors from 144 to 142 as Du Pont and United States Cast Iron Pipe gave back gains. Chrysler dropped six points, Hudson six, United States Realty five, despite a quarterly dividend rise and stock split. The session closed strong.
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New York
Motors
United States Steel
General Motors
Dupont
United States
Chrysler
Hudson
United States Realty
Chicago and New York market round up on poultry and produce
Live poultry and eggs steady to uneven across markets. Chicago reports alive steady with mixed fowl prices and butter, eggs and potatoes showing varied shifts. New York notes steady butter and firmer eggs with creamery and storage values. St Louis and Kansas City offer regional price levels for hens, springs, turkeys, and potatoes with modest gains and declines reflected in recent receipts.
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Chicago
Springs
Idaho
Rus. Wots
Kansas City
Creamery
Red River
St. Louis
Charleston Dancers Wow Local Crowd At Strand Show
Charleston artists from Doc's Dancing Dans performed at the K. of C. hall last night with Miss Margaret Nelson presenting a double Charleston and Doctor Metzinger showcasing mastery. Kenneth Hancock provided the piano as Creston dancers lined up for Charleston lessons and the Strand's program featured Doc's Dancing Dans with the screen feature A Thief In Paradise starring Doris Kenyon Ronald Colman and Aileen Pringle.
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K. of C. Hall
Doc
Strand Theater Management
Margaret Nelson
Metzinger
Kenneth Hancock
Creston
Strand
Local staffing changes and travels noted in brief
F. R. Moran becomes traveling salesman for Henderson Glove Co with two weeks of new duties ahead. His brother John takes his clerical post at Tallman & Lassos. Mrs. J. C. Richter of 1006 North Oak plans a Friday morning trip to Iowa City to visit her son and daughter in law Keith and Margaret Richter, students at the State University. Slenore Hicks Powell and Chester Clute, touring the Orpheum circuit in Thank You Doctor, visited Mrs. Powell's parents Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Hicks at 504 South Birch before heading Wednesday evening to Davenport to join their company.
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F. R. Moran
Henderson Glove Company
John
Tallman & Lassos
J. C. Richter
North Oak Street
Iowa City
Keith
Margaret Richter
State Uiversity
Slenore Hicks Powell
Chester Clute
Orpheum
Emma Skinner
Harriett Watts
Monica Birkner
Des Moines
Jennie Enders
Estella Alvard
Lola M. Kessler
Dayie Belding
Mary St. Johns
Sasakawa
Okla
Creston
L. W. Hurlburt
Patt Flatts
Harry Houghton
Iowa Alls
Dancins
Houghton
Willises
George M. Fields
Omaha
Charles D. Metoll
Higbee Street
Jesse Lawson
Mary Brennan
Mable Guthrie
Grace Welch
Opal Peck
C. W. Larson
Dessie
Vionell
Wyoming Avenue
Glenwood
J. S. Robison
Denver
Robison
Andrew Hanson
Peterson Avenue
Ralph Tallman
J. H. Tallman
Kansas City
Kan
New Ordinance Would Govern City Property
City officials debate a proposed ordinance restricting gasoline tanks and openings under streets. It sets tank limits at 1100 gallons, requires a 24 inch burial, bonds for tank operations, and penalties up to 30 days in jail or $100 fine. It repeals conflicting ordinances and awaits passage and publication.
Baptist Bible Union Forms New Mission Board
The Baptist Bible Union voted at a Chicago missionary convention to create a new mission board accepting foreign missionaries only of fundamentalist belief. The action follows clashes with the Northern Baptist convention over modernism and the Rockefeller Fosdick controversy. Russia is named as the initial field with Rev. William Fetler as general director.
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Chicapo
Baptist Bible Union Tas
Baptist Northern Gits
Chicago
Union
The
Baptist Bible Union
Northern Baptist Convention
Seattle
Rockefeller-Fosdick
Bible Union
America
Loyal Baptist
Russia
William Fetler
Plan To Stop Spread Of Corn Borer
A conference planned at Iowa State College on November 12 aims to formulate strategies to prevent the spread of the corn borer to Iowa. Attendees include the state board of education, farm organization representatives, Iowa State College experts, and officials from the Iowa Department of Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa State College
Iowa
Secretary of Agriculture
State Board of Education
Farm Organization
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Long Beach Bans Santa Fundraising on City Streets
Long Beach California council votes unanimously to deny all permits for solicitation by Santa Clauses. Officials say disguising collectors as Santa Claus causes confusion and destroys a cherished childhood illusion.
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Long Beach
Calif
Santa Claus
Loung Beach
Saint Nick
Mrs Evans Returns From Red Oak Visit
Mrs J O Evans returns home Wednesday from Red Oak where she visited two weeks with her sister Mrs Fred Kennon who has been ill. Kennon later shows improvement.
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J. O. Evans
Red Oox
Fred Kennon
Kennon
Miss Katherine Coakley Plans Weekend Visit in Corning
Miss Katherine Coakley daughter of Dr and Mrs O E Coakley of 10 North Sycamore Street leaves this morning for Corning to visit over the weekend with her uncle Carl Gillet and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Coakley
O. E. Coakley
Sycamore Street
Corning
Carl Gillet
Nebraska Horse Sale At Stock Yards Saturday
26 head Nebraska horses offered for sale this Saturday at stock yards. Horses sell at buyers price. Myron Smith owner operator invites all to attend and bid.
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Nebraska
Myron Smith
Adam Pidkett
Myron Sith
Society G A meeting at Mrs Faulk's West Adams home
Mrs E E Faulk entertained the G I A members Wednesday afternoon at 1105 West Adams street. A Kensington was the featured item. The hostess served refreshments. Dane Sixty couples attended the Knights of Columbus hall dance Wednesday night with orchestra music from 9 to 12 and many out of town guests present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Faulk
West Adams Street
A Kensington
Dane
Knights of Columbus Hall
H. G. L. Club Hosts Dinner and Dance
Members of the H. G. L. club enjoyed a party and dance at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Oller on Wednesday evening. Dainty refreshments were served by the hosts. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Harold Vanderlinden and Mr. and Mrs. Will Shea.
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H. G. E. Club
H. G. L. Club
John Oller
Harold Vanderlinden
Will Shea
K C B Club Hosts Afternoon at Mrs Brookman's Home
The K C B club met Wednesday at North Sycamore Street with Mrs Russell Brookman hosting. Five hundred game awarded first prize to Mrs Ray Taylor and consolation to Mrs George LeBaron. guests included Mrs Orville Matthews and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Brookman
North Sycamore Street
Ray Taylor
George LeBaron
Orville Matthews
2. J. Trusty
Ralph Tisue
Archibala Keefer
Lots O Fun Club Meets At Mrs Wiedman Home
Mrs. Leo Wiedman hosted the Lots O Fun club on a Wednesday afternoon with card playing. Mrs. John Oller and Mrs. Harry Searls won honors while guests included Mrs. P. W. Lunt and her daughter Opal. Dainty refreshments were served after the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Wiedman
John Oller
Harry Searls
P. W. Lunt
Opal
Entertained Club Members at Mrs McCoy Home
Mrs. R. D. McCoy hosted her club at 309 South Birch Street on Wednesday afternoon. Bridge was played with Mrs. Ray Sherwood taking top honors and dainty refreshments were served to conclude the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. McCoy
South Birch Street
Bridge
Ray Sherwood
W C T U Meeting at Mrs Tucker's Home
The W C T U met at Mrs A W Tucker's home on Tuesday afternoon. Following the business session, Mrs A D Briggs reported her delegate visit to the state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Tucker
A. D. Briggs
Birthday Dinner for Mr Stottlemeyer at Mrs Stottlemayer
Mrs A Stottlemeyer hosted a 17 o'clock birthday dinner Wednesday at 511 Wear Adams Street in her home. Out of town guests attended and the remainder of the time was spent socially.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Stottlemeyer
Wear Adams Street
For Sale List From Local Ads
A damaged newspaper page offers multiple sale notices including babies bed calves household goods Jersey boars five room houses small acreage and used cars. Sellers include J P Huntington J A Stearns W B Blazek S Perry G Hendrick B A Webb Traders Exchange Realty Co and Creston Auto Co with various contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Montgomery
J. P. Huntington
Sumner St
J. P. Hale
W. B. Blazek
New York Avenue
J. A. Stearns
North Maple St
For Rent Notices Mixed in Local Classifieds
A jumble of rental ads lists houses and rooms for rent in several streets. Listings include 806 West Jefferson Street 201 West Mills 407 North 1 Maple 125 N Pine St 208 N Jarvis St and Davenport building on North Maple with various terms and prices.
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West Mills
Agnew
Maple
Pine St
Eddboro
TK. Wilkin
Jarvis St
Brents
Davenport
Maple Street
Carl Davenport
Advertiser
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Kenort
Chicago Livestock
Toledo
Wall Street
Hennery Browns
Charleston
J. L. Newman
Osceola
Crest
Mildred Porter
Wanda Milke
Afton
R. H. Gregory
Fontanelle
Wyl Pence
Pearl Mason
R. A. Swanson
Dorothy
Florence
Algea Fouchek
Cumberland
George Woolenhaupt
Floyd Woodhull
E. Eva Jamison
Brown
Washington
Lorretta Cusack
Katherine Farthing
Mary Wurfedge
Haze Reed
Myra. Hawley
Many Kidaburn
Cynthia Coakley
Roy Powers
Billie
Roswell Coakley
Conway
F. C. Cooper
Grace Hanson
Miss Hanson
Red Oak
Clete Jordan
Lu Ellen
Ottumwa
C. E. Young
M. J. Jordan
New Mission Board
Kelly's Meat Market
St. Ann’s
St. Malachy’s
Dr. Myers
C. FP. Bassett
M. E. Church
Hanan _— Oil Co
Chas. A Hayden
Mille
Ewalt Millinery
Pildge
Chandler
Perry
Aston
Cole Creathery
Murray
Vetter. Co. G. Hendrick
N. Y. Ave
Col
B. A. Wwebb
Sha
Shannon City
West Plains
Traders Exchange Realty Co
Ford
Dodge Brothers
Creston Auto C.O., Inc
West
Jefferson Street
Welte
Will Gove Sider
Sural
Richards Rher
Newcomb & Matthews
Black
Green
Ioans Seq Fidelity Abstract & Loan Company
W. Richardson
R. A
Wareham Beatty Agnew
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