Wheat market mixed with rain and supply pressures
The Chicago board of trade reports mixed movements as early gains faded under firmer domestic visible supply and weak export demand. Wheat prices slipped 2% or more with December around 1.67 and May near 1.61, while corn and oats followed wheat’s lead and hog values retreated amid softer provisions.
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Chicago
United States
Argentina
Liverpool
Cain
Gabera
Gaige
Chen
Chicago Livestock Market Report Summary
Chicago livestock market figures show cattle receipts around 17 000 with fed steers in active trade but slow overall. lambs opening slow with some higher quality lots. hog receipts near 6 000 with prices mostly steady to 10 cents higher. Weakness in some classes contrasts with pockets of strength across weights and grades.
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Agric
Balk Oor
Arly
Ind
Wales
Hay Prices and Livestock Results From St. Joseph
St. Joseph market report shows hay prices for timothy and alfalfa mixtures with No 1 and No 2 grades, while livestock receipts for hogs, cattle, and sheep are listed. Hogs bring 10.70 to 10.90, cattle steady to higher with steers 8.25 to 9.60 and cows to 9.25, lambs 14.50 to 15.90, and ewes 5.00 to 9.00 amid December trading.
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Oma Ept
Agric
Cullen
Ted Woo
Kanoas City
Timothy
Elover
Choice Alfa
Prairie
Chicago grain and provisions market report snapshot
Chicago grain and provisions prices show daily open high low and close for wheat corn oats lard and rib with Des and Dec contracts, cash grain bids for hard wheat, mixed and yellow corn, white varieties, barley, timothy seed and clover seed. Prices reflect futures activity and spot cash offers from Chicago markets.
Omaha Cash Grain Market Report
Omaha Dec. 21 Wheat bids ranged from 1.63 to 1.66 for No 1 and No 3 mixed. Corn prices showed No 3 white at 66 to 67, No 2 mixed 68, 5 yellow at 69. Oats No 3 white 48. Feeder bids not fully listed in readable text.
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Omaha
Omaka
Market notes and prices from St Louis and Minneapolis
St Louis grain prices show corn white and yellow around 70 to 71 cents, oats near 41 to 42 cents, and market quotes for horse and mule values with drafts and heights. Minneapolis flour futures ease by about one cent with family flour around 9.25 per barrel and shipments totaling 89,082 barrels.
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ST. Louis
Louis
Dee
Weather and market roundup from the Little Rock Arkansas Gazette
Obscure historical weather observations for the past twenty six hours show high and low readings, with mentions of December dates and a cash market report noting items such as 4 lb plus weights, Leghorns, ducks, and horses hides. The page includes headlines and a fragmentary note about Florida palm attacks on a Saturday in December.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Gazette
Sugar Market Report Shows Minor Cuban Duty Shift
In Naworn on December 21 the sugar firm reports no gains in prices as Cuban duty is paid. Holders seek 1 to 16 cents more, while refined sugar remains unchanged at 5.00 to 5.50 for fine granulated.
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Naworn
Suger
Toledo Seed Market Report and Prices
Market notes from Toledo show Clovereed domestic seeds quoted around 18.78 with December and January bids near 14.50. Dee offers 14.50 for February and 14.50 bid for Timothy seed, cash terms.
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Toledo
Peredo
Dee
Timothy
Wall Street Mixed as Call Money Rate Fails to Boost Shares
Wall Street reports a 5 percent renewal rate in call money failed to lift demand as several standard rails and industrials weakened. Illinois Central and Pacific Oil advanced, Woolworth and McCrory Stores rose modestly, Texas Pacific Land Trust hit a new high on odd lots. St Paul issues were bought in large blocks. Hudson Motors rose but Chrysler's weakness left motors unable to gain ground, closing irregular.
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New York
Cheaek
Ohio
St. Louis
San Franchco
Ilinois Central
St Paul
Hudson Motors
Chrysler
Visible Supply Changes and Bond Prices Listed
The notice lists changes in visible supply for crops and bonds. Wheat up to 1,688,000, corn up 296. New York bonds show Liberty 248 at 99.26, First 101-24, Second 414% at 100.22, Third 445 at 100.26, Fourth 44s at 08. Treasury 4s rated 102.91 and Treasury 4%4 at 106.10.
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Wheat Inc
Liberty
Treasury
Market Report Signals Mixed Farm Prices and Shipments
Wisconsin and Minnesota shipments mixed as 190 cars Saturday and 29 Sunday. receipts 7,272 eggs with firsts 41 42 and ordinary firsts 4 38. poultry unchanged with hens 22 and broilers 26. potatoes red river cobblers 2.60 to 3.70. butter creamery 49 and packing 30. eggs in several quality grades reflect a cautious market near seasonal readiness.
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Kansas City
Ledower
Red River
Oil Station Bandits Captured In Muscatine Shooting
An alleged burglary attempt at an MI station ended in capture after a pursuit. Grundy Moorehead of Davenport and Fred Mills of Rock Island were wounded. Mills claimed multiple aliases and later identification tied him to Detroit. Their car was stolen from Mrs James Mills of Rock Island. They abandoned the vehicle four miles from town after a confrontation with officers. A second burglary attempt at a local foundry was later discovered, with a blown safe but no valuables taken.
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Atussatin
Grundy Moorehead
Davenport
Fred Mills
Rock Island
Fleers
Moorehead
Mills
Gilmore
Dumlee
Detroit
Polfestay
James Mills
Public Can Aid War on Crime Says County Attorney
Webster County Attorney Dother calls for public awakening to responsibility in crime prevention and punishment. He argues juries deter crime, urges citizens to testify, and stresses home values like honesty and temperance as the solution to rising crime nationwide.
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Associated Pressey
Fort Dodge
James I. Dother
Webster County
Associated Presse
L Ford
Des Moines Ex-Police Chief Accused of Sandbagging Governor
John B. Wammons, former Des Moines police chief, was accused by Chief James Cavender of attempting to sandbag Governor Hammill. Cavender responded to Hammond's charge that the police chief would aid in arresting two men and that Hammond ate 60 gallons of water. Hammond is now a special prohibition officer.
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Des Moines
John B.wammons
Hammill
James Cavender
Cavender
Formen
Hammond
Hammod
Chic Cavender
Hammon
Corn Sugar Development Faces Regulatory Setback
An Iowa agricultural official urges legislative action to guide corn sugar development, opposing current department-led controls. The push seeks a legislative amendment to federal rules governing siting and use by manufacturers, arguing that lawmaker oversight is needed beyond departmental authority.
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Lowe's
Thorns
Iowa
Loan Activity Report From Agricultural Credit Bank
The National Agricultural Credit Corporation of Des Moines has received under 200 loan applications since the first loan of 790 dollars was made to a Polk county farm on Saturday. Two more loans were approved that day, one from Pottawattamie and one from Grundy County.
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Credit Corporation
Ppa
Fole
Bfore
National Agricultural Redit Corporation of
Des Moines
Polk County
Pottawattame
Grundy County
Blanket Of Snow Hits Iowa And Neighboring States
Heavy snow blankets Iowa and nearby regions from December weekend into Monday. Iowa City reports a 30 year precipita record while Fort Dodge records five inches. Sleet and bitter cold cause telegraph wires damage and drifting snow, with Lone Pine among the coldest spots at ten degrees above zero.
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Moines
Eablonice
Iowa City
Evology
Fort Doige
Sip
Lincoln
Grand Island
Lone Pine
Superior Duluth Port Leads in Grain and Ore Trade
The Twin Ports of Superior and Duluth handle vast tonnage, with Duluth leading in iron ore shipments at a 16 to 1 ratio per million tons. A compilation by A Berg notes the port as the United States' largest by tonnage, anchored at the Great Lakes head. Estimates cite total annual movement around 45 million tons and a value near half a billion dollars.
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Anmentha
Superior
United Saten
Great Lakes
OF A. Berg
United States Customs
Duluth
Minnesota
Twin
Akon
Cloara
W. E. Royer
Bernice Yoston
Hazpl
Roland Foyer
Sale listings and notices from a busy Want Ads page
A collage of classified items includes farm animals for sale such as geese, dressed or alive, and poultry including young geese and bantam varieties. Also listed are real estate for sale or rent a seven room house near Creston and a one start horse. The page mentions a Missouri public service commission case and various short notes from multiple cities.
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South
Creston
L.S. Perry
Afton
A. Wes
Hope To Satisfy Farmers With Legislative Policy
Des Moines December 21 Leaders of the Cornbelt committee of farm organizations and the National Council of Agriculture executive committee met in secret session to iron out differences on agricultural policy. They backed the McNary-Haugen bill in hopes of satisfying farmers nationwide.
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Assoriated
Des’ Moines
National Council of Agriculture
Bers
McNary-Hamgen
Former Keokuk editor Corton Maxwell dies at hospital
Keokuk December 21 Corton Maxwell former editor of the Keokuk Constitution and contemporary of Walter Camp Yale died in a local hospital yesterday. Maxwell played baseball in college and held a broad jump record. In another note Pottawattamie County farm warehouse certificates were filed in Oakland with totals noted by Charles Z. Hanley farmer.
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Wounenl Burts
Pottawattamie County
Recorder's Office
Charles ‘Z. Hanley
Oakland
For Rent Listings Across Town From Historic Newspaper
Multiple rental notices describe rooms and small apartments available in Davenport area. Listings include furnished and unfurnished options with baths, electric and gas, near Pine Street and North Maple. Landlord contacts point to Ad vertiser office and local stores for inquiries.
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Pine St
Adaburu
Davenport
North
Maple Street
Carl Davenport
Vertiser
Nord Fleur de Eed Co
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Missouri Public Service
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