Markets Report From U S Bureau Of Markets Summary
Market notes from Washington D C include grains with July wheat reaching new highs then easing on export demand fears. Chicago cash prices posted No 2 red winter wheat 1 56 No 2 hard 1 61. corn 62c. oats 7c. Livestock prices shifted with hogs up 25-35c per cwt and beef and veal mostly higher. Dairy demand strong with in storage movement over 6 million pounds. Cotton spot down 21 points to 11 30c and New York July futures down 71 points to 12 63c.
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Southwest
Indiana
Kansas City
Gasessora
Advenge
Kansas
Chicago
Minneapolis
Winnipeg
Clos York
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Denver Live Stock Prices and Market Overview
The Denver livestock market reported beef steers selling largely around 7.50 to 7.75 for top heavy stock, with good and fair grades down to 6.60. Cows and heifers found outlets from 4.75 to 6.25, while hogs ranged 6.00 to 7.65 depending on weight and quality. Sheep activity was scarce. spring lambs quoted 10 to 12, clipped lambs 9 to 9.60, with lower baselines noted and a cautious outlook after eastern price reports.
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Chicago
Supreme Court Restores Case Docket For Reargument
The Supreme Court in Washington ordered the United Shoe Machinery case and the original suit between Wyoming and Colorado, along with several others, restored to the docket for reargument before a full court.
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Supreme Court
Washington
United Shoe Machinery
Wyoming
Colorado
The House of Secrets Opens for the Journey’s End
The girl and boy awaken to the House of Secrets greeted by Sir Gallantry. They learn their friends brought them here by airship, and Master Thoughtfulness guides a tour of a place where people of all kinds work happily together. The Real Brotherhood room teaches that balance between rich and poor prevents harm to all.
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Brownie
Gallantry
House of Secrets
Hospitality Hotel
Prise
Brotherhood
Vocational Training Parable From Street Corner Talk
A father warns about idleness and future roles as he questions a son who muses about life. The boy answers promptly that such loafing selfishly values his future as a policeman, reflecting on ambitions shaped by daily street scenes.
Polliwogs to Froghood Lessons for Cityward Youth
John F. Thornton Jr reflects on graduation, urging small town paths to opportunity. He cites the tale of a country merchant who reshaped his shop, a bank executive guiding rural growth, and Jim Ingalls who built a thriving county newspaper. He argues America’s future lies in developing small towns and farming communities through local leadership and enterprise.
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John F. Thornton, JR
Detroit
Jia
Old Sandy
Horatio Alger, Jr
Rallo
America
Chicago
Flo
Fia
Orpilers
Caesar
Longfellow
Rome
United States
Soll
Iberian
Middle West
Jim Ingalls
Jim
Farmer Porter
Lawler
Upstate
County Experimental Farm
County Agricultural Societies
Heiely
Beaver Hollow
Four Corners
Pew Railroad
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U. 8
Bureau OF Markets
Washington, D. C
Union News Service
South Carolina
Texas
Louisiana
St. Lynn
Lou Arolna
Virginia
Memphia
No. 1
Prairie
Omaha
Inneapolis
Denver
Ling
Timothy
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