Wall Street Stocks Rally Amid Mixed Price Movements
A volatile session in New York trading saw active bids in motor, baking, oil and rubber shares. Dodge A stock spiked as General Motors advanced, with United States Rubber, Fisk and Atlantic Refining among leaders in their sectors. The market closed strong despite fears over British rate changes and the Federal Reserve's stance.
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New York
Uct
Activ
Tradt
London
General Motors
Dodge
Atock Wi
Hutson
United States
Fisk
Atlantic Refining
Fleischmann
Omaha Livestock Market Receipts and Prices Summary
The Omaha market reports cattle receipts near 6,000 with fed steers and yearlings steady to strong. Prices show bulk ranges for fat cattle from 10.00 to 12.25 with grass cattle steady. calves, cows, and bulls show varied bids. Sheep receipts around 13,500 with fat lambs at 15.00 to 15.40 and ewes 7.50, feeding lambs 14.25 to 15.09.
St Joseph Livestock Market Report Toseah Oct 1
Cattle receipts 2,800 were steady to higher with bulk steers 7.00 to 12.00, top 13.50. Cows and heifers 3.25 to 10.00. Calves, stockers and feeders 5. Sheep and lambs 14.00. Receipts across hogs steady to higher with top around 18.10 and bulk 12.60 to 13.00.
Omaha cash grain prices mixed across wheat corn and oats
Market notes show wheat prices around 1.47 to 1.49 for various grades, including No 1 mixed at 1.44 and dark northern spring at 1.48. Corn quotes list No 2 white near 0.794 and No 1 yellow around 0.78 with No 2 yellow also near 0.78. Oats quote for No 2 white about 0.37 with incomplete white oat data remaining.
Horse and Mule Market Report From East St Louis
East St. Louis market notes include prices for horses and mules with wide ranges by size and type. Horse prices range from about 450 to 1800 dollars, mules from 60 to 225 dollars, plus flour and bran prices and sugar figures from New York with refined sugar trading around 5.10 to 5.25 per unit.
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East St. Louis
New York
Weather Report Summary Closes 24 Hour Observations
The bulletin lists weather readings for the past 24 hours ending at 0 o clock this morning with Bish Low Rai Prin Bent and 66 GA. It notes temperatures and wind directions for the period. No further forecast details are provided.
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Bish
Rai Prin
Bent
Livestock Markets Chicago Hogs Cattle and Sheep Sluggish to Mixed
Chicago livestock report shows uneven hog receipts with prices easing 1¢, medium to heavyweight pigs weak to 25¢ lower. top hogs 13.40 with 12.75 to 13.40 ranges. Cattle receipts around 11,000 with strong demand for prime yearlings at 16.00, heifers and steers higher, Nebraska-fed stock noted. Sheep receipts 22,000 with fat lambs active around 15.00 to 15.50, feeding lambs strong and few light offerings. Official livestock totals show 4,000 head in a market mix.
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Dept Agric
Prices and receipts for produce and poultry markets
Market reports show receipts of 9 cars for fowls and 22 for fowls with sprays, turkeys 20, ducks 22 25, geese 17. Butter steady with large shipments and varied grades. eggs and milk products noted with prices and weekly totals. Wisconsin Minnesota round whites and bulk found whites listed with price ranges. activity described as slow but market firm.
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United States
Wiscosin
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Freight
Express
St. Louis
Chicago grain prices and hay market mixed to mid 20th century
A fragmented Chicago market listing mixed grain quotations and hay prices by grade and region. Entries reference No. 2 white and mixed seeds, timothy and clover values, and regional quotes from Kansas City St. Louis and Bellies, with several price ranges and percentage figures.
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St. Lou's
Get
Market briefs from St. Louis cash grain page
The St Louis cash grain listing notes Oct 1 prices for No 2 red and No 2 white wheat with values around 1.58 1.02 and 82 83 cents respectively. A market advertises nearby wheat prices and cash grain quotes.
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ST. Louis
Ni Yelle
Wheat futures slip on weak European demand and early trend
The board reports an early drop in wheat prices as European demand appears insufficient to absorb Canadian exports. May and December prices open lower, with a slight rally later, while corn and oats show relative firmness but follow wheat's weakness overall, and the provision market gains modest support from commission-house buying.
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Nreago
Liberty bonds and government securities report
In New York the market shows U.S. bonds including Fourth 4% issues around 102.6 and 105.13 levels for government securities. Grain and provisions in Chicago are noted with bond activity influencing the market.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
U.S
Hosea Bs
U.S Government
Seed Prices and Dates From Toledo Ad Parcel
Fragmentary OCR notes show seed prices and dates for Clover ash and Timothy seed with mentions of October December and March values. The text lists cash exchanges and amounts like 16.00 15.85 2.95, but specifics and context are unclear.
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Toledo
Mareh
Ashel
Timothy
Fragmentary OCR: Corree Note from New York Dates
An OCR fragment mentions Corree New York with scattered dates and numbers including October 1 2014 May 15 and December 18. It also lists entities such as Cortec Rio Santos and numbers like 23 percent. The text appears garbled with no clear event or outcome.
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Corree
New York
Paiures
Cortec
Rio
Santos
Cranes Fail To Lift Sunken U S Submarine
Sunken submarine S 51 remains unmoved after cranes Monarch and Century completed full lifting effort. Rear Admiral Christy reports weather favorable and progress continues from U S Submarine Base New London. Alfred Geter testifies at Boston hearing about survivors and water rescue details.
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U.S
New London
Conn
HH. Christy
Camden
Associated Press
Elips
Monarch
Century
Boston
Alfred Geter
Lew Redient
Board of Steamboat
Belog
Town football team tunes up for Arkansas game
University of Town football squad shows offensive strength in scrimmage led by Nick Kutsch with runs of 10 and 16 yards and passes to Schirmer and Smith. The lineup features Fry at center and Graham and Kutseh at halves as they prepare for Saturday against Washington University at Louis. The Bulldogs head to St. Louis Friday en route to a battle hampered by eligibility and injuries.
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University of Town
Prape Jane
Arkansas
Tagwersen
Fred Tian
Nick Kutsch
Kutsch
Schirmer
Smith
Fry
Krasuski
Néleoh
Gritten
Seniemer
Fry and
Graham
Kutseh Turmack
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University
Washington University
Lee Meadows to Start Series Opener for Pirates
Baseball notes from Louisville to Creston report Lee Meadows expected to pitch the opening game for Pittsburgh against the Washington Senators. McKechnie has not disclosed pitching plans for the clash as teams prepare for the World Series series.
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Pittsburghy
Oot
Lee Meadows
Pittsburgh
Washington Senators
Bill McKechnie
Clas
Appeals To Supreme Court Dethrone Woman For Custody Of Child
A hush of legal action surrounds Des Charles Li who seeks to dismiss a habeas corpus suit filed by a mother over child custody. The case, heard in Des Moines and Rapids, involves a golf champion, court action, and a district judge Bonner ruling.
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Supreme Court
Des Charles Li
Moines
Rapids
Women golfers reach national tournament in stormy conditions
The Roa st Louis reports eight survivors in the national women's golf tournament. Participants include Dorothy Campbell Hurd, Glenna Collett Providence, Frietaie Stifel, Letty, Louise Fordyce, Alexa Stirling Prazer, Mary K. Browne, Edith Cummings, and C. C. Hill. The day featured rain, wind, and a tense competition.
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Tamong
Raif
Dorothy Campbell Hurd
F.C
Glenna Collett
Providence
Frietaie Stifel
Letty
Louise Fordyce
Youngstown
Alexa Stirling Prazler
Ottawa
Canada
Mary K. Browne
Los Angeles
Edith Cummings
Chicago
C. C. Hill
Kansas City
Students Swear Loyalty To University of Towa
Students on the campus west of the hall swore loyalty to the government during the annual fall election ceremonies. President Walter A. Jesup addressed the assembly predicting a great year for Town. A parade and 500 marchers opened the exercises, delayed by bad weather.
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University of Towa
University of Tow
Walter A. Jessup
National President Addresses Lutherans Wy
The Ai National President speaks to Lutheran delegates in Wy The event features Dr Brandelle addressing a diverse gathering as delegates from 27 nations meet to discuss spiritual matters.
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Eronatiee
Basel Fae
Clinton County Population Grows Says State Census
The state census bureau reports Clinton County population at 45,217, up 1,848 since 1920. Suinton city population stands at 26,436, an increase of 285. Outside Clinton City the county records a low population of 329, with most gains occurring inside the city.
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Tay
Suinton
Clinton
President appoints H. G. Dalton to study shipping board
In Cleveland President nominates H. G. Dalton to examine shipping matters as discussions over a board row continue. Palmer is now expected to remain in office while other political shifts unfold amid regional tensions and a brewing crisis along the Brazil border.
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H. G. Dalton
Cleveland
Shipping Board
Palmer
Grade Crossing Accident Kills One Injures
A southbound Rock Island freight train struck a car at a crossing in Falls Iowa on October 1, killing William Thomas and seriously injuring Frank Gilliam. The car was demolished and carried for a distance before being thrown clear of the track. Other local notes include Ruth Smith accepting a job at Brady Food Market and various visitors, illnesses, and travel updates.
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Iowa”” Falls
William Thomas
Thie City
Frank Gilliam
Omaha
Rock Island
Creston Briefs Move Through Holiday Week
Lenox resident W B Richards attends to business as Creston hosts visitors from Seattle Butte and Willmer Minn. Rev W L Cain family hosts H H Allen Sr and Jr with Hicks and others while Helfensteins travel to Iowa City. Mary L Moss returns to Creston after summer with Brimfield trip and Old Settlers picnic prize.
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W. B. Richards
Lenox
Creston
Beatty
Warry Coen
Willmer
Minn
W. L. Cain
HH. J. Allen Sr
Seattle
H. J. Allen Jr
Butte
Maho
BE. B. Hicks
Suth Birch Street
Chicago
V. A. Helfenstein
Bedford
Iowa City
Helfenstein
Bedford. Mr. and Mrs. Helfenstein Are Former Creston
Mary L. Moss
Havtts
Backus
Brimfield
Old Settlers
Moss
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets Ad Claims Quick Gains
An old advertisement promotes McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets as the top flesh producer. It markets sugar coated tablets, claims weight gain of 5 to 10 pounds in 30 days, and offers a money back guarantee if no gain occurs. Available from Newcomb & Mathews or York Drug Co at 60 cents for 60 tablets.
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Newcomb & Matthews
York Drug P
Wmy
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