Market Notes and Prices From New York June 7
Wall Street opened firm with sharp moves and heavy trading. Stocks like Reading and Wabash rose, while Union Pacific and United States Steel faced selling pressure. Local market prices for eggs, dairy, grain, meats, and farm produce are listed with bid values and wholesale ranges.
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Jane
Wall Street
Analin Paeliie
United States
St.Pau
Pacific
Great Northern
Yona Oytaria & Western
Gaina
Sone Stacka
Reading
Wabash Preferred
Union Pacific
United States St
Vulcan
United States Pipe
Amercan B
National Enameling
United States Rubber
Delaware & Hudson
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago & St
Erle
Chicago Market Report June Cattle Hogs and Wheat Prices
Chicago cattle and hog markets show steady to higher trends with strong demand. Cattle demand remains firm for Texas and Western steers and stockers while hogs sell mostly at 7.20 to 7.70 per cwt. sheep and lambs steady. Wheat futures edge up with No 2 northern and futures quotes noted alongside corn and rye firmness in Milwaukee reports.
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Ceaters
Wishal
Loent Deniers
Jocal Denlara
Iweat Deniers
California
Chicago
Texas
Minneapolis
Duluth
Milwaukee
Wis
Northern
Sandard
Wisconsin
MacLaurin Formally Takes MIT Presidency
Dr Richard Cockburn MacLaurin was formally inducted as president of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in a Symphony Hall ceremony attended by notable guests and alumni from across the country. He recently assumed governorship of the institute on June 1, succeeding Acting President Arthur A Noyes.
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Associated Press
Foson
Alasy
Ounion
Richard Cockburn MacLaurin
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
MacLaurin
Columbia University
Institute
Arthur A. Noyes
Symphony Hall
Domini revolutionaries expelled from Hafilen territory
Cape Maiden reports Domini revolutionaries, driven to Hafilen by government forces, were expelled and will depart June 14 for St. Thomas. Camacho, leader, says he rebuilt a 240-strong force in two days and faced treachery as the movement aligned with Varquee, not Jiminez.
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Associated Press
Cape Maiden
Halthen
St. Thomas
Gonsrfil Camacho
Jiminez
Memorial on Senator Elections and Auto Bill Stalled in Wisconsin Assembly
Madison June 1 no demand for federal constitutional convention on direct senatorial elections. Joint memorial to Congress introduced by Senator Busting, passed the senate, postponed by the assembly. Auto bill advances to third reading with amendments. Antifee bill to cut state fees advances. assembly delays pension cuts for Milwaukee police and fire widows, delaying action on related news contracts.
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Wis
Wistensa
Congress
Senate
Assembly
Alan
Milwaukee Police and Fire Departments
Menasha Girl Scalded In Household Accident
Miss Liz Mary Keefe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Keefe, of Menasha, was scalded while lifting a boiler of hot water from a stove on Ash Street. The boiling water spilled over her face and arms, causing injuries. A funeral service for Mrs. James Gotthardt and a local accident involving William Baumann were noted, as were baseball games and community notices from Appleton to Menasha.
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Menasha
Wis
Iisa
Mary Eevere Dagghter
Edward Amt
Alenagsha High
Ashiln Street
Keefe
Rhleof
Ad Street
A.B. Leonard
BOP
MW AL Tedge
James Gotthardt
Chicago Union Gants
Lake’ Shore
Merond
Osh Kerb
Iragne Teasy
Morcia
Ramsey
Milwaukee Cubs
M. Landagraf
Barine
Grant Belanger
United States Regular Army
John Jones
Janceville
King Amerion
Antigo
Fred
George Svercher
A. B Teate
Ceres Gallanrt
Stan Tate
W. T. Hh & PL Co
Appleton
Brighton Beach
Mies
MacKinnon family host at Grafton Hall commencement
Miss Jesse Lane of Middleberry VI attended the annual commencement as a guest of Miss Louise MacKinnon. Mtcel MacKinnon organized the event at Grafton Hall with Rand dit Lara in attendance.
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Mtcel MacKinnon
Rand
Lara
Grafton Hall
Jesse Lane
Middleberry
Misa Louise MacKinnon
Altar of Inspiration Sermon at Neenah High School
Neenah Wisconsin Sunday evening featured a sermon titled All of Inspiration by Johnstone, a professor at the Wisconsin State University, delivered to the Neenah high school graduating class. The event included a musical quartet and a performance of Harvard’s Fraügeist of Harvard opera.
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Neenah
Wis
Pune
Elyrel
de Johnstone
Wisconsin State University
Fife
Wentsa
Frigiluess
Harvard
Priton Masons
Henry Gunther
M. Street
Kleinhans
Hirge
Dan Darrow
Moorehead
Minn
John Chappelia
Swayne
Sun Prairie
Miesia
M. V. Morehouse
W. A. Cook
Carl Thomas
Hanykonna
Sterned
Henry ‘Albright
Thinity
Misa Afies Tela
Green Hay
Sun
Aus
Mary Riley
Dr. Rifey
Milwanker
Misa Carmen Sehoerek
Oshkosh
No New Amendments Reported By Finance Committee
Washington June. The finance committee held a seven hour session before the senate and reviewed the undleassed as paragraphs of the cotton schedules. No revisions were adopted. The committee will hold further meetings to facilitate progress of the tariff bill in the senate.
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Perens
Washington, D
Senate
Finance Committee
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Oshkosh, Wis
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