Wall Street Buys Lift Rail Stocks But Fails to Hold Highs
Wall Street opened with brisk buying of high grade rail issues led by New York Central which touched 126 on rumor of a higher dividend. Industrial stocks gained broadly though General Motors slumped after an earlier rise, with Dupont and U S Rubber among others whipsawed. Call money opened at 5 percent as the market closed steady despite wide swings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Central
Atchison
Baltimore and Ohio
Atlantic Coast Line
Lackawanna
Reading
General Motors
United States Steel
Dupont
U. 8 Rubber
National Cloak
Chrysler
Hudson Motors
Studebaker
Dodge
Yellow Truck
Figores Dupont
Fisher Body
Kresage
South Street
North Sycamore
West End
White H. This Office, ~For Rent: Erm House
North Spruce
Strauss Dry Goods Company
H. A. Roan
Omaha Livestock: Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices Oct 19
Omaha market summary shows hog receipts at 6000 with higher price tones for better grades and diverse weights, cattle receipts at 22000 with mixed demand and steady to weak tone, and sheep receipts at 9000 with fatter lambs up modestly and other classes firm. Top hogs reach 11.40, heavy sows near 10.10, calves and stockers vary, feeders steady, and fat lambs advancing about 95 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
U. S. Dept Agric
Market quotes from St Louis cash grain list
The listing shows prices for grain and corn components including No 2 hard corn and mixed grades, No 2 white and yellow varieties, and oat No 2 white. Recorded bids and offers include values around 1.72 to 1.83 for certain grain types and 44 cents for oats, reflecting a snapshot of the St Louis cash grain market.
Sugar price report with mixed stock positions
New York market notes little movement with no sales reported. Philippine and Cuban positions were mentioned as available at 2.80. Refined sugar remains unchanged at 57.20 per unit. Toxine granulated appears in the text as a fragmented item without clear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Flour Prices Snapshot From Minneapolia Market
Fragmentary OCR notes show flour price figures including Bran at 22.50 per barrel and other bids around 10 to 19 past dates. Mentions sam. y pate 8.70 a barrel and a 250 higher line, with unclear context on minneapolis market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolia
Farm and market notes from Oct 19 livestock and produce
Cattle and hog prices mixed with light demand as stockyards show receipts and varied weights. Slaughter hogs and heavy cattle steady to lower with packing demand soft. sheep slow with few fat lamb sales. Produce markets report unsettled butter eggs cheese and live poultry prices, with regional shifts in round whites, Idaho potatoes, and early dairy goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chercaner
United States
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Red River Ohio
Idaho
Rues
New York
Buterey
Hennery
Chesse
Turke Springs
Chicago cash grain and hay markets report
Chicago cash grain wheat prices show ranges from 1.57 to 1.66 for hard wheat and mixed lots around 4.84 to 8.54. Oats and rye values listed with various No. classifications. Hay in Kansas City and St Louis reports show prairie timothy, clover mixed, and alfalfa prices, with bids from 14.00 to 30.00 and up to 41.00 for certain alfalfa lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay
Kansas City
Prairie
Timothy
St Low's
Imothy
Choice Western
Wheat and corn markets react to weather and shipments
At Chicago trade, Dec wheat slipped to 1.45 to 1.46, May 1.42 to 1.43, while corn and oats fell on favorable weather and large shipments signals. Provisions rose with gains in hogs, as prices closed lower for grains and higher for hogs amid unsettled rotations and speculative interest.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Sat- Jay
Chisago
Chicago Grain and Provisions Market Noted Volatile Wheat Quotes
Market notes show mixed wheat futures with December and May contracts trading around 1.45 and 1.42 to 1.45 percent changes. Rye and other grains appear listed with varied prices and terms, reflecting unsettled trading in a volatile session.
St Joseph Livestock Market Report Ost 1 Hog and Sheep Receipts
St Joseph area livestock prices show hogs at 11.70 to 11.85 top, cattle receipts around 5,000 steady to higher with steers and cows mixed, stockers and feeders trading, sheep receipts about 4,500 with lambs trading around 13.2 to 15.00 and ewes noted in the mix. Prices quoted indicate varied demand across hogs cattle and sheep with upper ends in the 11s and 15s for lambs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Joseph
Visible Supply Report Shows Mixed Grain Changes
York data for October 19 reports wheat down 1,793,000 bushels, corn down 442,000, oats down 367,000, rye down 5,000, and barley up 458,000. Market watchers note shifting supplies as farmers adjust storage and demand.
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York
Arley
Horse and Mule Market Prices Reported in St. Louis
Horses rod and choice drafts quoted at 150 to 180 dollars in St. Louis on October 19. Eastern chunks 75 to 106 dollars, southern horses 45 to 95 dollars. Mules 16 to 17 hands 175, 10 to 16.2 hands 125 to 190 dollars. 2 hands 60 to 100 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Rod and Choice
Noice Southern
Liberty Bonds and Treasury Prices Listed
Liberty bonds quoted with several issues closing at various prices. Second and first issues show values around 100 to 101, while Fourth and Third series hover near 101 to 102. Treasury securities also appear with prices in the low 100s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Liberty
Treasury
Omaha cash grain market prices summary
Opt Wheat No 1 hard 1.61 dollars per unit. No 2 mixed 1.57. Flow 7. No 2 oats white 37. White 27% 87%. Market data appears in brief commodity update for Omaha grain trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Toledo Seed Market Report Prompted by Vague Quotes
Toledo seed market notes show prices for various seeds with October and November delivery dates. Mover seed and other lines appear with bids and asks including Oct 17 60, Dec 15 40, and March 3 75, indicating a drift in pricing and limited demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Dee
Coffee Notes and Social Visits Across Omaha and Rio
A dated diary snippet from October 19 1914 records coffee market mentions in Santos and Rio de Janeiro plus social visits in Omaha. Lloyd Kinney and son Harold with Ruth Staley are among those visiting relatives, while Dan E Ford and family and the Foxes and Sewells are noted in local weekend gatherings with J D Haney and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Lloyd Kinney
Harold
Ruth Staley
Omaha
Dan E. Ford
LE. Fox
William Sewell
Red Oak
J. D. Haney
Music News Highlights Concerts and Personal Moves
Sousas band embarks on a long tour from New York to Des Moines and Omaha with a 100 musician lineup. Omaha Symphony rehearsals begin under Sandor Harmati as radio and stage performers like Walter Wade return home. The piece notes operatic tours, local orchestra plans, and Creston residents involved in music, theatre, and civic events.
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Sousas
New York
Moines
Omahia
Alvich R. Lauer
Cregon
Town State College
Ames
Laner
Zion
Town
Jeno Hubay
Czecho-Slovakia
Omaha Symphony oFrchestra
Sandor Harmati
bauer-Gabriiowitch
Des Moines
Creston
Walter Wade
Violet
Middle West
Waite
Elijah
San Carlo Opera Company
Fortune Gallo
Richard Agnew
Knox 4 College
Agnew
Belt
Cincinnati + Symphony orchestra
London String Quartet
America
Macksburg Consolidated School
Joe Snajz
Murphy Carnival Company
Music and Youth
Ew Monthly Music Journal
Boston
Linger Not class hike and Carnation Club meeting
The Linger Nots of the Baptist church met at Hazel LeBaron's home then hiked to Petznick's Grove for a weiner roast and woods outing with Grace Anderson Heland Louise Lunt Doris Webb Ruth Clark Velma Vanscoy and Miss Mary Rutledge. The Carnation Club met at Mrs. Frank Hood's country home for a business session contests and social time with a Cuba talk by Mrs. A Huntington and refreshments served by Mrs. Hood and Eleanor Hood.
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Foster
Los Angeles
Saran Weeter
Thayer
Creston
Downs
Kans
George W.tamm
James Patton
Doris
Ruth
Pauline
Clair Henderson
Council Potts
Itley
South Elm Street
Carl Buck
Cherry Street
Mary Saylor
Ottumwa
Rebekah Lodge
Buck
Miss Saylor
Catherine Conway
Dubuque
Mt. St. Joseph's College
Attei
Grace Waite
John Bray
Conway
White
Harry Stilwell
Kansas City
New York City
Chicago
Stillwell
C.F. Skirvin
Beirein
Clayton Wi
Santa. Ann
Calif
Grestop
CP Skirvin
Kate Holiday
East Carpenter , Street
Skirvin
SN. Wilking
West Adams Street
E. N. Dougherty
D. W. Higbee
North
Oak Street
Washington D.C
Dougherty
Higbee
H. K. Evans
Cordon
Eighth
Evans
Chariton
Highees
Doughertys
New Orleans
Linger Nots
Linger Not
The
Baptist Church
Hazel LeBaron
Petznick's Grove
Grace Anderson
Hel and
Louise Lunt
Doris Webb
Ruth Clark
Velma Vanscoy
Mary Rutledge
Carnation Club
Frank Hood
A. Huntington
Cuba
Mis. Royce
Frank Sckis
John J Curran Dies at Wheel in Burlington
News Flashes report John J Curran a former postmaster and cigar dealer in Burlington died when his car crashed into parked vehicles while he was alone at the steering wheel. No major damage resulted. A second item notes the Keokuk Bridge case Hughes vs Keokuk Bridge Co opening in superior court with each side claiming twenty thousand dollars in fees.
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Burlington, Ta
John J Curran
Cleveland
Keoluk
T. Hughes
Keokukton
Hughes
Bridge Company
Browns defeat Keokuk in late season baseball brief
Keokuk America Legion team lost 6 to 8 to the Louis Browns in a Sunday game that extended into Arizona time. The item also mixes a string of local personal notes detailing visits, travel, and family events across Keokuk and nearby towns with several residents returning home or planning trips to Chicago Omaha Des Moines and Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keokuk
Louis Browns
Keokuk America Legion
Arizzle
Sarah Steele
Dom Conway
Mamily
Corning
Guthter
Dick Scullen
Kansas City
John T. Coleman
Aurora
Chicago
Charles Ridpath
Omaha
Sioux City
George Myers
Milwaukee
Wis
W. H. Brady
West
Montgomery Street
H. A. Childs
West Adams Street
Lds
Marriages Report From Cromwell and Creston
Ross and Ray wed at the Methodist parsonage with Rev. Homer Baumgardner officiating. The couple will live in Orient. Andrews and Welcher tied marriage at the parsonage with a dinner for both families, they reside in Patt Flats and Welcher works for Adams Express. Hines and Hawkins from Creston were married at the Methodist parsonage with Rev. Homer Baumgardner. they will reside in Creston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross-Ray
Violet Ross
Cromwell
Gden Ray
Orient
Homer Trumgardner
Merl Creighton
South Elm Street
Ray
Mrs. Welcher
Patt
Mr. Welcher
The
Adams Express Company
Classified Want Ads Sellers In Creston Area
A noisy compiled page lists want ads with rates and items for sale including cider sales, birds, houses for sale or rent in Creston and surrounding areas. It mentions automobiles for sale, used car listings from Creston Auto Co and employment ads for sales agents and factory workers. It notes a Nursery stock order opportunity and a Lost and Found style item for a billfold with hunting licenses returning to Townsend Wholesale Grocery.
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Bert Whittlesey
C. Thomson
West End
Sehool
Dodge Brothers
Creston Auto Co, Inc
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Wall Street
Cash Market Report
Gatcage diiedRo
Suinimam
Montana
City
Ost
Roosters
Ers
Springs
Pototow
Red River Cobblers
St Louis
Board of Trade
Chicago Grain & Provisions
Liberty Bonds
Rio
Chas. A. Hayden
Associated Prone
Dale Yeadon
Prescott
J. E. Sullivan
Avenuue
Gillispie
Edward F. Sullivan
Joan Schutt
Vivian
Nadene
Lenox
John Hawker
East Montgomery Street
Harry Hackler
Town City
InDes Moines
Way P. L. McDonald
J F. McDonald
Lacy Mcdonald
C. B. Young
Sumner Avenue
Hessie Abell
Alma Gerdes
Ass Gerdes
C.F. Long
Merle Long
W. J. Swanker
C. A. Logan
West Jefferson Street
Indepedence, Mo
Leavenworth
Atchison Kan
Aliss
Margaret Pisher
Feta
Vivian Woods
Dunnington
Mae Raley
John Tracey
Muscatine
Siredba Medhss
North Elmstreet
Hay C. Allen
Erma
Noherta
West Mills Ared
Nome Sunday
Don Emerson
Court House
Board of Supervisors
Beulah V. Spencer
Mary Pickford
Mary
Annie Rooney
BF. Tackett
McCormick Deering
P. L. Mn
Matt Conway
Weaver ‘Transfer Company
Boyer Transfer Co
Monts. & Elm
Newcomb & Matthews
Ste
Air C.F. Bassett
Marcelling
Nort Maple
John
Behineckner
Agnes Welch
Iet Door Eat
Imperial Dare
Methodist Church
Wareham Beauty Shop
Creston Plumbing and Heating Co
Him
Creston Iron & Metal Co., Inc
Mildred White
Bes Moines
Ci Teluer
Sictarerecaisie
Uni Fontes
Owen Thomas
Cena
W. D. Holmes
Walnut Street
Critenen
Emmons Co
Neww York
Hawks Nursery Co
Wauwatosa
Townsend
Creéton
AE Advertiser Office
V. Richardson
J.R. Watkins
K-1
Witona
Minn
McCann Farm
Round House
R. A. Swanson
Shoe Store
N. Maple Street
Phonestore
Rea
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