Wall Street Stocks Rise On Ample Demand And Easing Gyrations
Wall Street opened with quiet buying as speculative confidence recovered after absence of wild gyrations in motor shares. Gains of 2 to 5 points appeared in early trading, led by United States Cast Iron Pipe at 200 and United States Rubber up on tire price rises. Foreign exchange eased with sterling at 4.83 15-16. Bank expectations shifted to easy money due to heavy gold imports and continued strong freight and railway earnings.
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New York
United States
Omaha Livestock Market Report Highlights Mixed Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Omaha livestock market report for October 21 shows hogs weak to 15 cents lower with good to choice weights at 11.10 to 11.40 and top 11.40, sow prices rising to 9.50 to 9.65. Cattle receipts 11,500 with steers and yearlings soft by 10 to 15 cents, grass steers weak, bulls and cows steady to strong, stockers mixed, veal top 11.50 to 12.00, feeders 6.25 to 6.40. Sheep receipts 6,500 with fat lambs higher, bulk fat lambs around 15.00, natives 15.00 to 15.25, clipped lambs 14.90, ewes 7.50 to 7.75.
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Omaha Livestock
Omaha
U. 8
Dept. of Agric
Bologna
Hong
S.7
Chicago
Chicago Grain and Provisions Market Figures
Chicago grain and provisions report lists open high low and close prices for wheat corn oats and hogs with month contracts. It shows overspread figures for VWHEAT corn rye lard ribs and bellies across several months and notes specific bid ask like values and percentages.
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Chicago Grain & Provisions
Chicago
Mats
Horse and Mule Market Prices From St Louis Sale
Prices listed for mares, colts, and draft animals from Kinst St Louis dealer. Various horse sizes measured in hands with explicit values for begs 15 to 18 hands and mules 16 to 17 hands, including a range of $60 to $225, detailing final eastern chunks and choice solithern horses.
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Kinst St. Louis
Det
Efrors
St. Louis Cash Grain Prices Reported
Oct 21 market notes from St. Louis show Wheat No. 2 fed at 1.72, No 3 red at 1.67, Corn No. 2 mixed at 82 cents, No 4 mixed around 82 to 84, No 2 white 54 to 55 cents, No 3 white 83 to 84 cents, and yellow varieties around 82 cents, with further No 2 white quotes near 41 to 41.
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St. Louis
Lewis
Coash
Flour Price Update At Minneapolis Market
Market notices from Minneapolis on October 21 report flour prices inching up to 16q higher. Family patents and bran priced at 8.75 per barrel and Bran at 22:50, with adjustments affecting local buyers and bakers.
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Minneapolis
Cash Market Report Ott 21 Heavy Hens All Leghorn Cocks
Market notes list includes ducks geese and horses hides with various items and numbers, reflecting commodity prices and availability. The fragmentary text references eggs, poultry cocks, and other livestock categories with unclear figures.
Chicago Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago livestock data show hog receipts around 14 000 with mixed trade and steady to higher prices for several weight classes, steers steady to weaker, heavy westerns firmer, sows and slaughter pigs mixed, vealers steady, stockers and feeders firm, sheep receipts 18 000 with lambs steady to higher on shipping demand. Official estimates list hogs 5 000 cattle 11 000 sheep 14 000.
Poultry and Dairy Prices and Receipts Across Markets
Chicago and New York markets report higher poultry prices with varied receipts. Butter and eggs show firmness, while potatoes and cheese list mixed prices. poultry, live and dressed, remains steady to firm in several regions.
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New York
Pacific Coast
St Gauls Markets Report Of Poultry Totals On A Fall Day
In St Gauls on October 21 a poultry tally shows Hens 22446, Springs 21, Turkeys 22, Ducks large white 21, Ordinary 127, Geaxe 132, and Hutier aAb 41 recorded in the market totals.
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St. Gauls
Chicago cash grain prices off amid mixed bids
Chicago cash grain bids show assortment of wheat, corn and oats with varied grades and prices. Notable quotes include No 2 and No 3 wheat mixed at multiple fractions, corn values around 81 to 83 cents, white oats and rye figures listed, and barley and flax prices provided for reference.
St Joseph Live Stock Market Report Oct 21
Hogs receipts 6,000 with prices 35 cents lower top 11.95. cattle receipts 8,000 slow with steers 50 to 11.00, cows and heifers 25 to 9.25, calves 4.50 to 11.00, feeders 8.50. Sheep receipts 3,500 steady to strong, lambs 12.49 to 15.25, ewes 6.25 to 8.00.
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St. Joseph
Omaha cash grain prices on October 21
Omaha wheat and corn quotes list No 2 hard at 1.52 No 4 yellow 7 844 No 1 white corn at 59 58 No 1 mixed 77 16 oats No 2 white 37 14 No 3 white 37 .
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Omaha
Sugar prices hold steady in New York market
In Sugar, New York on October 21 raw sugar remains at 3.77 with duty paid. Refined sugar stays level at 5.00 and 5.10 for fine granulated.
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New York
Wheat prices fall at Chicago Board of Trade
Wheat prices weakened late trading and fell about 8 percent from peak levels as selling by firms with northwest connections weighed on values. December and May contracts closed lower, while gains earlier in the session followed by a late slump kept overall sentiment cautious. Corn and oats trimmed losses as wheat strength provided some support, with corn near steady to modestly lower and oats showing slight declines. Provisions held steady as the market closed.
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Chicago
Secretary of Agriculture
Liverpool
Europe
Canada
Hay prices in Kansas City and St Louis report
Hay markets show No 1 prairie and Timothy prices near 14.50 to 19.00 with alfalfa at 23.00 and mixed clover ranges around 17.50 to 18.50 in Kansas City. St Louis lists No 2 Timothy at 20.00 to 24.00 and mixed clover at 20.00 to 21.00 with western alfalfa around 80.00 to 81.00.
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Hay
Kansas City
Prairie
Simothy
Choice
St St. Louis
Hay- No. 2
Liberty Bonds Market Closing Prices in New York
New York October 21 U S bonds closed with Liberty 8 4s at 99 26 Second 1s at 100 First 414s at 101 26 Second 13445 at 100 23 Third 4s at 101 9 Fourth 4s at 102 8 U S Government 4 at 102 38 1 U S Government 14 e at 106 16.
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Liberty
New York
U. S
Lmerty
Toledo Seed Market Prices Recorded
Toledo Q Oct 21 Clover seed quoted cash and at Oct 17.75 for Nov 15.95 Dec 15.55 Timothy seed cash and Oct 3.55 for Dec 5.66 March 8.75 asked prices noted.
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Toledo
Coffee Prices In Rio and Santos Hold Steady
In New York on October 21 futures show Rio No 7 at 18 15 16 cents and Santos No 4 at 22 14 1R cents. Dec futures for coffee rise to 18.03 with May at 16.45 as market steady.
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New York
Coffee
Rio No
Santos
Local residents return from visits across Iowa and California
Mrs. Martin Kinney returns to Adams county after two weeks with her mother Mrs. Krise. Art Penkert and son Raymond spend a week in Des Moines visiting Mrs. Penkert's parents. The Krise family returns to Clarinda after ten days at the Krise home on North Cherry Street. Edith Robins of Los Angeles visits Mrs. Cadman and Mr. and Mrs. Waverly Drey. Mrs. Hubbert of Glendale California comes home after a month with her W. F. Anderson family. Bernard Shea of 308 North Maple is ill and homebound from St. Malachy's School. Mrs. W. C. Schorr and Margaret Helen visit, with Mrs. Burns of Lincoln, then return home. Schorr hosts at 502 North Maple while Burns visits 318 North Sycamore.
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Art Penkert
Raymond
Des Moines
W. C. Schorr
Margaret Helen
Sehorr
John Burns
Lincoln
Schorr
Adam Schorr
North
Maple Street
Burns
James O'Rourke
North Sycamore Street
Riverbed hard coal finds market amid miner strike
Riverbed coal recovered from the Susquehanna Lehigh and Schuylkill by suction pumps on flat scows supplies hard coal to utilities and homes. The practice grew from past careless mining and has surged during the miners strike, with dredgers shipping more coal along the Susquehanna in September than usual.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Susquehanna
Lehigh
Sedhuylkill
Susquehanna River
Texas Ma Ferguson affair sparks talk of special session
Austin Tex Oct 21 A Texas legislature special session may be asked to probe highway department expenditures under Gov Ma Ferguson. Speaker Lee Satterwhite said if the governor fails to call one he would. Gov Ferguson opposes a session and challenges critics to present their charges to a grand jury. Attorney General Dan Moody is already examining the highway department. Moody's report is due in about three weeks.
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Associated Press
Austin Tex
Texas
Ferguson
Washington
Lee
James E. Ferguson
State Highway Commission
Dan Moody
Highway Department
Speaker Satterwhite
Attorney General
Simons Death Sentence Commute Sought in Iowa
A petition from the Iowa yearly meeting of Conservative Friends asks Governor Hammill to commute Harlan Gabe Simons death sentence for the Orton Ferguson murder at West Liberty to life imprisonment. Signed by about 300 members, the plea was presented by attorney B L Wick of Cedar Rapids. Simons, at Fort Madison prison, is to be executed November 16 for the July 12 1924 tourist camp killing of Michigan visitor Ferguson.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Harlan “Gabe” Simons
Orton Ferguson
West Liberty
Hammill
Iown Yearly Meeting
Friends
Society
B. L. Wick
Cedar Rapids
Simons
Fort Madison
Priso
Michigan
Robinson Appointed Indiana Senator
Indianapolis October 21 Arthur R Robinson an Indianapolis attorney was appointed United States senator to fill the late Samuel M Ralston's seat by Governor F Jackson until the 1926 general election.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Arthur R Robinson
United States Eenator
Samuel M. Ralston
Genera
F. Jackson
Women Suffer Reverses At Episcopalian Meeting
New Orleans October 21 The general convention deputies voted for greater Episcopal Church participation in the federal council of churches and urged Senate backing for the permanent court of international justice at The Hague. Women’s suffrage measures failed in both houses as deputies approved deleting the 39 articles of religion from the Book of Common Prayer. bishops must concur.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Federal Council of Churches
Episcopal Church
House of Bishops
House of Deputies
General Convention
George W. Wickersham
New York
National Council
Federal Council
United States Senate
Permanent Court of International Justice
The
Hague
Chicago
Charles’ P Anderson
Protestant Episcopal Church
Goslin Goes Calling Has Auto Stolen
Washington details the Washington Senators slugger Goose Goslin whose car was stolen while visiting Miss Helen Gold Sweeney. The car was recovered within a few hours, and the incident contrasts with his season walks.
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Goslin
Associated Press
Washington
Goose’ Goslin
Washington Senators
Wll
Helen Gold Sweeney
Radio Listeners Taxed for Entertainment in Sweden
Stockholm Oct 21 The radio listener in Sweden must pay for his entertainment yet license holders rose to 75,000 from 6,000 last year. A 12 krone fee funded improved programming and new arrangements. Plans call for a high power station at the country’s center with a 1,730 meter wavelength.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Local visits and business matters noted in Creston
Mrs. George Rhodes mourns sister in Kansas City as B A Brower Shenandoah and Sam Schlager Omaha attend to business. Visitors include Mrs J C Capps and Mrs William Suner from St Joseph, H M Ramsey from Bedford, Mr and Mrs John Deitrick to Osceola, Mrs Lloyd Clark and daughter Rosetta Mae from Omaha with Waverly Drew family, Rev A E Kiser from Council Bluffs, Frank Martin and sons Dale and Donald returning to Omaha, George Hayes of Chicago visiting Mr and Mrs William Farrell, Thomas J Majors from Omaha who recently had appendicitis surgery in Atlantic, and T C Ted Lecocq from Des Moines traveling for a radio firm after earlier Creston stay and airplane flights.
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George Rhodes
Kansas City
B.A. Brower
Shenandoah
Sam Schlager
Omaha
J. C. Capps
William Suner
St. Joseph
H. M. Ramsey
Bedford
John Deitrick
Osceola
Lloyd Clark
Rosetta Mae
Dale
Donald
George Hayes
Chicago
William Farrell
Burlington Railroad
Creyton
Mr. Hayes
Mrs. Farrell
Thomas J. Majors
Mr. Majors
Atlantic
T. C
Ted) Lecocq
Des Moines
Mr. LeCocq
Creston
A. T. Wheeler
Prescott
E. €. Gibson
Orient
George E. Miller
Corning
Miller
S. Shore
Centerville
Arthur Everling
Nevinville
Frank C. Birt
H. Drew
Waverly Drew
North
Birch Street
Rolla Boggs
Shannon City
Harvest Home Festival by King's Daughters at Baptist Church
A Harvest Home Festival is hosted Friday evening by the King's Daughters at the Baptist church. Attendees are invited to attend the community event featuring fellowship and local activities.
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King’s Daughters
The
Baptist Church
Card of Thanks from Spurr and Dexter families
Card thanks friends for kindness during illness and death of a loved one. Gratitude for prayers words deeds flowers from ED SPURR and FAMILY MRS. M. E. DEXTER and FAMILY FRANK SPURR and FAMILY.
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ED Spurr
M. E. Dexter
Frank Spurr
Card of Thanks from Ryason and Wilson family
The Ryason and Wilson families express gratitude to friends and the American Legion for sympathy and assistance during their bereavement. They acknowledge the many floral offerings received.
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American Legion
Ray Ryason
J. G. Ryason
Annie Wilson
Local Notables and Visits in Creston Area
Notices show Creston residents and visitors with brief business and social activities. Guests include Mrs A T Wheeler from Prescott returning home, Mrs E Gibson Orient handling affairs, S Shore Centerville and Harold Riley Burlington in Creston for business and social visits, plus the Bassetts offering produce price guarantees and local engagements.
For Rent Listings From Local Advertiser
A collection of short rental notices for houses and apartments including addresses such as 607 South Elm Street 1008 West Monty and Myrtle Street with details on rooms baths heat water furnished electric lights gas and contact points like Hanson Drug Co Agnew’s Clothing Strauss Dry Goods and J T Long in various buildings and blocks. Several notices specify phone numbers or letters for inquiries and emphasize proximity to town centers and amenities.
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South Elm Street
West End
West Monty
Rexall
Adams Street
Hanson Drug Co
North Elm St
Agnew’s
Pine St
Edaburn
Choice
Strauss Dry Goods Company
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Wall Street
Cash Market Report
O'Elor
Tom Moeees
Oeetrens
Laketose
Chicago Livestock
Springs
Tota
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River Ohio
Idaho
Russote
Butter— Creamery
Egge
Voultry
Rooster
Broilers
Potatoee
Red River
Hutier
aAb
Hreres
Del
Wheat Yard
Timothy Pseei
Vlaver
Lutie
Ribse
Bellios
ST. Joseph Livestock
Board of Trade
Martin Kinney
Adams County
N. A. Krise
Ma” Ferguson
Ask Simons
Robinson
Indiana
Episcopalian
Roy. Fine
Kent
Crestmoor Golf Club
Maple St
Howard
Irving
Elm St
Summit
Devoe
Irving St
Pine
Elm
Devoe St
Oak. Water.co
Mary Pickford
Annie Rooney
Crest Theatre
Mr. Farmer
aForgue. Bros
Bartle
R. A. Swanson
Hester's Shoe Store
N. Maple Street
Phon
John. Elfetmain
Agnes Welch
Imperial Cafe
Co. F. Bassett
Creston Plumbing and Heating Co
North Bim
Harold Riley
Burlington
Minimem
Duroc
Jersey
J. RO
Majestic
New
N. Y. Ave
Poland
China
Bert Whittlesey
M. A. Franklin
A. A. Kitchin
Towa
Geo. M. Hoffman
Geo. A. Johnston
Dodge Brothers
Ford
Dodge
Creston Auto Co, Inc
Ren
Myrtle Street
J. T. Long
Agnew
Adem Pickett
West Howard
Hawks Nursery Co
Wauwatosa
Wis
Advertiser
Fidelity Abstract
J. V Richardson
Ine
Elm T
Oak
Bartele
Honey Beauty
Creston Iron & Metal Co., Inc
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