Market Quotation Roundup From U S Bureau of Markets
Weekly grain and livestock snapshot with declines in Chicago December wheat to $1.03 and corn moves, Minneapolis and Kansas City prices, and shipping point shifts. Potatoes, hay and dairy prices fluctuate, with timothy and alfalfa reports, and cotton futures easing to about 18.25 cents. Large country loadings affect timothy and beef prices in Chicago and Eastern markets.
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Chicago
Northwest
Kansas
North Dakota
Iowa
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Winnipeg
Timothy
Cincinnati
Memphis
New York
Prairie
Omaha
Denver Live Stock Cattle and Sheep Market Update
The market showed a fall decline with light cattle supplies and strong packer demand. Beef steers fetched 5.50 to 6.00, fancy stock up to 6.26, cows 4.00 to 4.50, top 8.35 for desirable quality. Sheep traded steady to firm with good fat lambs 7.25 to 7.50, Idaho lambs around 7.60, feeders steady 4.0 to 6.76.
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New York
Ittsburgh
Philadelphia
Chicago
Green Mountains
Boston
Idaho
Metal Market Colorado Settlement Prices Report
Market note lists bar aliver and forelin prices in Colorado, with imports and local adjustments. Trade data show limited activity and small shifts in few alloy yields amid regional demand. Prices appear intransigent, with volatility confined to minor grade adjustments and supplier notes.
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Colorado
Forelin
Eatariekts
Bercy Agra
Hay and grain prices list with varied figures
The record shows a weathered price list for multiple grains and hay items. Entries include corn No 5 yellow, corn No 3 mixed, wheat No 1, and barley with scattered figures. Also noted are Timothy hay and alfalfa values, with farm addresses and uncertain numbers interspersed.
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Marsnnnetea
Keep an Account For Personal Thrift and Success
W.S. Straus of the American Society for Thrift argues that meticulous personal expense records and a strict budget drive efficiency and character. Citing Benjamin Franklin as a model, the piece stresses consistent, daily tracking of every penny to reveal waste and boost thrift.
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Benjamin Franklin
W.S. Straus
American Society For Thrift
Iron From Rust and the Quest to Extract Iron
In Creative Chemistry Edwin E. Slosgon argues iron exists only as oxides in nature and must be extracted from ore. He notes blast furnaces worldwide release 72 million tons of iron annually, with about a quarter returning to rust, underscoring the ongoing need to master iron extraction for civilization.
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Egypt
Assyria
Edwin E. Slosgon
Reconstructing War Areas by European Efforts
Alfred H. Wagg, ex-president of the New York State association of Real Estate Boards, after returning from Europe, praises French and Belgian reconstruction work as overcoming insurmountable difficulties with scientific town planning. He notes housing for European workers is poor compared with the higher American standard.
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Alfred H. Wagg
New York State Association of Real Estate Boards
Europe
Wage
The Mighty Peanut Story in Pictures and Facts
The Argonaut notes peanut cultivation covered over two million acres nationwide last year as demand rises. Peanuts are celebrated for nutrition, providing fat and protein in high digestibility. The article ranks peanuts as efficient energy sources, comparing them to beef and eggs.
Chicago Waste Paper Plan Aims Massive Newsprint Output
Chicago plans a double-vuit 2,000,000 paper mill to process waste paper into newsprint. The facility is projected to produce 10,000 to 15,000 tons annually. Contracts have been arranged between major waste paper collecting agencies and the new company.
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Chicago
Mechanica Maganine
Boston Lincolnshire Seaport’s Tale of Towers and Trade
Boston Lincolnshire blends sea lore and brick with St Botolph’s tower rising 288 feet above the Witham. Once a thriving port second to London, decay followed river silt until modern docks and railways revived prospects. The town’s old warehouses, guildhall and Cotton chapel reflect a commerce past, while debates contrast Pilgrims and Puritans shaping American liberty.
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Oston
Lincolnshire
Boston
Witham
Shirbeck
Russia
Sweden
Norway
Baltic
King’s Lynn
London
Corporation
St. Botolph's
England
St. Michael's
Coventry
St. Botolph
America
John Cotton
Griffin
Cotton
John Winthrop
Yarmouth
James I
Plymouth
Miles Standish
Salem
Mindford
Holland
Guy
Massachusetts Bay
John Josselyn
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U.S
Bureau OF Markets
Washington D.C
Orn Newspaper
Union News Service
Denver
Metal Market
Iley
Heaton
Guildhall
Signs House
Spain
Jane
de Spayne
Longfellow
Frank M. Gregg
Doran
Maytower
Massachusetts Bay Colony
William Bradford
Baghind
Holyland
Jones I
Charles I
Plymouth Colony
AY Agene Onttor
Tele Greal Celairce Tower
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