Wall Street Stock News Pins Gains Amid Record Highs
Heavy buying lifted Southern Railway to 110% a new peak with United States Steel and General Motors reaching 125% and 129%. The session saw frequent strength despite some distribution in United Cigar Stores. Kinney, Chrysler, Yellow Truck Allis Chalmers and Fisher Body rose 3% to 4% as closers stayed firm.
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New York
Southern Railway
United States Steel
Genral Motors
United Cigar
Badwin
American Locomo@ve
Kinney
Chrysler
Mathison Alkal
F.G Shattuck
Aillis-Chalmers
Fisher Body
Permt
Omaha Livestock Market Report Midday Prices
Hogs receipts 5 000 steady to 10 cents higher light offerings steady with top 11.35 for 150 to 240 pound hogs. Cattle receipts 2 300 steady with qualified cattle, rose steers active. Sheep receipts 4 000 generally steady with fat native lambs 14 50 to 14 75 and feeding lambs 14 75.
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Omaha Livestock
Omaha
S. Dept. Agric
Chicago Grain and Provisions Market Snapshot
Chicago opening prices for wheat corn oats rye lard and ribs are listed for Dec and May contracts with highs lows and closes. The table shows bid ask ranges and percentile shifts across commodities, including lard and pork products, from Oct 16 trading.
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Chicago Grain & Provisions
Chicago
St Joseph Livestock Market Report October 16
Hog receipts 3500, steady to higher, top 1160, bulk 11.25 to 11.45. Cattle receipts 1000, steady. steers 7.25 to 10.95, cows 3.25 to 4.50, calves 4.50 to 11.50, stockers and feeders 5.00 to 8.28. Sheep receipts 4500, slow. lambs 12.50 to 15.00, ewes 6.25 to 7.75.
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ST. Joseph
Horse and Mule Market Prices East St. Louis Oct 16
Prices for horses and mules at East St. Louis Describe good and choice drafts at 159 180 dollars 75 8100 dollars and 45 dollars for eastern chunks. Mules priced by height from 16 to 17 hands at 175 225 dollars and smaller sizes from 14 to 15.3 hands at 60 100 dollars.
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East St. Louis
Omaha Cash Grain Prices Report
Wheat varies with No 1 hard at 1.63 and No 2 hard at 1.62 1/63. No 1 white corn touches 82 and No 2 low 80. No 3 yellow 78 1/4 to 79. Oats show No 2 white 37 1/4 to 37 1/2 percent.
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Omaha
Sugar Market Report from New York Trade Floor
Sugar prices in New York on Oct 16 show raw sugar up to 8.86 cents per pound after duties paid. Refined sugar remains steady with refined grades at 5.05 to 5.20 cents per pound for fine granulated.
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New York
Chicago Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago hog receipts 18 000 cattle 4009 sheep 10000 with mixed demand. Hogs mostly 10 to 20 cents higher while weights 100 to 325 pounds average 11.60 to 12.95 with top 12.1 and 190 to 220 pounders averaging 12.95. Cattle slow with fresh western weights offered. veal and cows steady. Sheep weak with early bulk 14.60 to 14.75 and best western lambs above 15.25. feeding lambs around 15.60. Official tomorrow forecast hogs 3 000 cattle 1 500 sheep 1 00.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U. S. Dept. Agrine
Lees
Poultry and dairy market report from Chitsigo and peers
Trade notes from Chitsigo and markets in Wisconsin Minnesota and New York: live poultry receipts and prices across categories with specific car counts and regional price variations. Butter, eggs, and turkey figures reported, with rail shipments and peppered by freight terms and regional quotes.
Chicago Cash Grain Market Prices Report
Chicago prices for wheat corn oats rye and seeds with specific bid levels and grades. Hard and mixed wheat and corn values listed, plus rye timothy and clover seed prices and rough figures for butter and beet seed.
St. Louis Cash Grain Prices Slide on Oct 16
The St Louis cash grain market lists wheat at No 2 red 1.72 to 1.75 and No 2 hard 1.62. Corn prices show No 2 mixed 84 No 2 white 87 No 2 yellow 85 No 3 yellow outs No 2 white 41 34 and No 3 white 41 41 percent.
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Chicago
Whit Aie
ST. Louis
Liberty Bond Quotes From New York Market
New York reports bond closes for Liberty issues with 344s at 99.27, Twists 4%4s at 101.25, Second 4%4s at 100.22, Third 41 5 at 101.4, Fourth 4% at 102.3, U S Government 4s at 102.30, and Government 414s at 106.9.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
Liberty
U. S. Government
Government
Toledo Seed Market Prices for Clover and Timothy Seed
Toledo seed market reports Clover seed cash and futures with bids for Oct 17 Nov 16 and Dec 15 Feb 15. Timothy seed lists cash and futures with Oct 3.60 and Dec 3.66.
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Toledo
Clover Seed
Timothy Seed
Coffee futures steady amid Rio and Santos notes
Coffee prices in New York show Rio No 7 at 19 1 16 and Santos No 4 at 22 percent. Futures hold steady with December at 17.70 and Mas at 15.68.
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New York
Rio No
Santos No
Wheat futures rise on crop reports and delays in Canada
Chicago board of trade notes a brisk early advance for wheat due to unfavorable Australia crop reports and Canadian threshing delays. Argentina drought and Canada harvest progress keep prices volatile with December near 1.45 and May around 1.44. Corn and oats follow wheat, while provisions firm on hog and grain gains.
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Chicago
Australia
Canada
Argentina
Flour shipments and arrivals fill Creston notes
Local column reports flour prices steady at 8.50 to 8.60 per barrel with 60,285 barrels shipped. Omaha visitors W. K. Cameron and F. C. Sullivan arrive for business. Numerous residents and guests travel for football games, visits, and family trips, including Iowa City events and social calls.
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Minneapolis
Iowa News Briefs Snapshot from Oct 16
Spencer death of Marion E. Griffin pioneer banker and property holder after Civil War service. Judge Lester Thompson reassigned briefly to Cherokee district court. State officer impersonator sought by sheriff in Herndon incident. Clinton bandit case linked to stolen car. Fall festival and corn show draw thousands in Clinton. Armstrong home ransacked in Waterloo for documents. Cedar Heights open pheasant season with fire ordinance push. Muscatine liquor arrests total 25 in a month. City to seek 100000 bond for new municipal lighting plant. Fort Dodge hosts Electragists convention Oct 19. Robert Honegsger presides in Des Moines.
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Des Moines
Lester Thompson
Cherokee
Faville
Supreme Court
William Hutchinson
Fort Dodge
Iowa Association of Electragists
Robert Honegsger
Farm export plan promises price of production plus five percent
The proposal envisions cultural products for export with the farmer receiving the production cost plus a five percent profit. The outline suggests a system designed to ensure farmers get a fixed return while expanding overseas markets.
Pie Social at Hess Home Hosted by J C Penney Force
Mr and Mrs Clarence Hess of 802 North Sycamore street entertained the force of the J Penney company at a Thursday evening pie social hosted at their home. The gathering featured music social time and refreshments served at the end.
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Clarence Hess
North
Sycamore Street
J. ©. Penney Company
Erratic Bearings Blamed in Hawaiian Flight Failure
Commander John Rodgers reports erratic radio bearings from ships along the San Francisco to Honolulu line contributed to PN-9s downing. The imperfect radio compass and a mislocation of the Aroostock led to fuel exhaustion and the failed attempt to land after passing the Farragut.
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Walon
John Rodgers
Navy Department
Honolulu
Arrostock
Pacific
Langley
Doyden
San Francisco
Navy
Rodgers
Farragut
Agricultural Bloc Plans Large Export Corporation
Senator Brookhart of Iowa outlined a plan for a governmental export corporation for agricultural products with about 150 million dollars in capital. The measure aims to be part of a stronger agricultural bloc's congressional program and would eventually be taken over by agricultural cooperatives as described at a Des Moines farmers conference.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Neb
Congress
Smith W. Brookhart
Iowa
Brookhart
Federal Land Bank of Omaha
Farmers’ Conference
Des Moines
Columbus Day Banquet of Fourth Degree Knights
Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus and spouses hosted their Columbus Day banquet at the Lowana Hotel Rose Room with roses and ferns. Father Malone returned from Europe gave a talk, Matt Conway presided as toastmaster, and guests spoke. Evening ended with cards and dancing at the K of C hall. Plans for fall and winter parties announced.
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Knights of Columbus
Lowana Hotel
Malone
Europe
Matt Conway
K. of ‘C. Hall
Knights
Allies Hold First Meeting Of Season At Crestmoor Club
Mr and Mrs Harry Berrien entertained allies at a 7 o'clock dinner Thursday at Crestmoor Golf Club. The evening featured bridge with Mrs George Gault and J W Richardson winning the honors. This was the first meeting of the season.
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Harry Berrien
West
Jefferson Street
Crestmoor Golf Club
Bridge
George Gault
J. W. Richardson
Geis Hosts Bide A Wee Club Evening at Home
Mr and Mrs E N Geis hosted the Bide A Wee club at 710 South Cherry Street on Thursday evening. Five hundred was enjoyed with Mrs J F Mullen winning the hon ergy and Mrs D I Conway the consolation. The hostess served a lunch at the close of the evening.
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E. N. Geis
South Cherry Street
J. F. Mullen
D. I. Conway
N. C. Club Hosts Five Hundred Evening
Mr and Mrs Lee Foster entertained N C club members on Thursday with five hundred. Mrs Martin Comer and Mrs Harold Vanderlinden won honors at four tables. Guests included Mr and Mrs Elmer Anderson Mr and Mrs John Deer Mr and Mrs Vanderlinden Mr and Mrs Fred Harp Mr and Mrs Martin Comer and Mr and Mrs Leo Weidman. Mr and Mrs John Oller were guests of the club.
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N. C
Lee Foster
Martin Comer
Harold Vanderlinden
Elmer Anderson
John Deer
Fred Harp
Card Club Entertained at Miss Faulk Home
Miss Margaret Faulk hosted her card club at 1105 West Adams Street on Thursday evening. Five Hundred games featured Miss Helen Hawks as winner and Miss Betty Wolbert as consolation. Guest Miss Jennie Bell Mc Fee attended. refreshments closed the evening.
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Margaret Faulk
West Adams Street
Helen Hawks
Betty Wolbert
Jennie Bell McFee
Five Hundred Party Hosted by Wiedmans Scores Tie
Five Hundred party hosted Thursday at the Wiedmans home. Mrs McCauley and Mrs Vanderlinden won the honors in five hundred. A dainty bar ch was served at the close of the evening.
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Merl McCauley
Lee Foster
Harold Vanderlinden
Lee Wiedman
McCauley
Vanderlinden
Black Cat Club Hosts Card Party at Mrs Ballreich Home
Mrs Raymod Ballreich entertained Black Cat club members at her home on Wednesday afternoon. Five hundred was played with Mrs Carl Olson high score and Mrs Kenneth Borland low score. Refreshments followed. Attendees included Mrs Clifford Porter Mrs Walter Eastman Mrs Orley Martin Mrs Len Wiedman Mrs Carl Olson Mrs Kenneth Borland Miss Cora Clark and Mrs Ballreich.
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Black Cat Club
Raymod Ballreich
Carl Olson
Kenneth Borland
Clifford Porter
Walter Eastman
Orley Martin
Len Wiedman
Cora Clark
Ballreich
Fremont County Board Members Face Removal Action
Removal proceedings have begun against J. F. Halliday of Hamburg and Dan Graham of Percival, Fremont county supervisors, by county attorney L. R. Forsythe. Action ordered by Attorney General Ben J. Gibson cites misconduct in office, paying bills without itemizing and awarding bridge contracts without advertising.
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Associated Press
Shenandoah
J. F. Halliday
Hamburg
Dan Graham
Percival
Fremont County Board of Supervisors
L. R. Forsythe
Ben J. Gibson
Birth Announced for Capdevielle Baby Boy
Mr and Mrs Joe Capdevielle announce the birth of a baby boy at their home on Wednesday.
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Joe Capdevielle
50 Nebraska Horses To Be Sold At Stock Yards
About 30 head broke horses 12 saddle horses and several matched teams will be sold at stock yards Saturday October 17. Harley Hart.
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Nebraska
Harley Hart
October Sale Opens At Newcomb & Matthews Stop
Saturday is the last chance to purchase drugs stationery and toilet articles at money saving prices from Newcomb Matthews.
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Newcomb & Matthews
Local residents head to Lincoln and Casper events
Miss Frances Powers departs for Lincoln to attend a football game. Bernard Weckman leaves for Casper to work with the Burlington railroad. Harry Hackler heads to the University homecoming and the Iowa Illinois football clash.
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Frances Powers
Lincoln
Linecoln
Bernard Weckman
Casper
Wrvgo
Burlington Railroad
Harry Hackler
Iowa City
The
University
Nebraska congressman visits Columbus daughter before Washington trip
Mrs. Edgar Howard of Columbus Nebraska and Mr and Mrs Harry Rex leave Thursday for Detroit Buffalo and Washington DC Mrs Howard will winter in Washington with Mr Howard He is a congressman from Nebraska He remains in Columbus and will stop to visit his daughter Mrs C E Coen before traveling to Washington
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Edgar Howard
Columbus
Neb
Harry Rex
Detroit
Buffalo
Washington D. C
Howard
Washinton
Mr. Howard
Nebraska
C. E. Coen
Washington
For Sale Musical Instruments and Old Cars Advertised
A rundown ad lists repadded C Melody Saxophone 65 dollars and a silver plated cornet 30 dollars plus clarinet 20 dollars and trombone 45 dollars. Also new band instruments from Conn Horton Buescher and York. Also multiple used cars from Creston Auto Co including 1925 Dodge Coach 1923 Dodge touring 1924 Oldsmobile under 8000 miles and several other Dodges with prices and a 100 dollar sale note.
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Horton Buescher
York
A. E. Perry
Dodge Brothers
Creston Auto Co, Inc
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Wall Street
Cash Market Report
United States
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Kansing City
Pacific Coast
Board of Trade
W. K. Cameron
F. C. Sullivan
Marcelling
North Maple
John Schneckner
H. K. Graham
Potter Post Hall
Floyd Richardson
Lorimer
Harry Scullen
W. P. Jones
N. E. Wilson
Shannon City
Henry Detering
Burlington
Carl DePord
Elisha Miley
Ohio
Creston
J. L. Miley
T. B. Polson
Walter Wilson
Fred Luce
William Hanson
Paul Sullivan
Clyde Taylor
Creston Mutual Telephone Company
Frank Stream
Mary Kathryn
Sioux City
Spencer, Ta
Marion E. Griffin
Spencer
Griffin
Guthrie Center
Herndon
Co. C. Kennedy
Clinton
Homer Shadduck
George G. Skelton
Lows Federation of Women's Clubs
Waterloo
A. E. Armstrong
Cedar Heights
Muscatine
Masonic Temple
L. A. Hester
E. F. McEniry
Frank Smith
the Agenerate Press
Export Corporation
Fremont County Board
Dale Paschall
Osceola
Carolyn Beryl
Paschall
Beryl Pierce
John T. Shea
Agnes Welch
Imperial Cafe
Salem Lutheran Church
Fairbanks Morse
U. S
la Forgue Bros
R. A. Swanson
Hester’s Shoe Store
N. Maple Street
Phon
LaForgue Bros
Olympia Candy Kitchen
K. Ic. Hall
Bert Brown
Christian Church
McColl’s
Presbyterian
Kelly's
Congregational
Honey Beauty Shop
Creston Plumbing and Heating Co
North Eim
Jennie Phillips
Cromwell
M. \. P. Lyons
North Elm Street
Delco
J.ee
Globe
North Street
Stryker
Leo Weis
Afton
Howard St
West Mills
Bert Whittlesey
G. F. Gross
Greenfield
S. C. White
Nevinville
Harley Clem
West End
West Monty
Agnew
Pine St
Edabura’s
Choice
Strauss Dry Goods Company
Adam Pickett
Leonard Madden
Kent
J. T. Long
Agnewa
Vic the Hawks Nursery Co
Wauwtosa
Wis
Fuller Brush Co
L. H. Sprinkle
Fidelity Abstract & Loan Company
J. V. Richardson
Norman A. Allen
Denver
Cyaston
Robert Thomson
Thomson
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