Crop Increase Predicted in Northwest Grains
Minneapolis June 2. The Ninth Federal Reserve bank monthly report forecasts higher production of rye, oats, barley and spring wheat for the year, with a 73 percent rise in rye and substantial gains in oats, barley and spring wheat. It notes market movement, rising prices, ample credit, and improved employment, but warns the growing season remains critical in parts of the region.
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Minn
Ninth Federal Reserve Bank
Dabar
Res
al Kreater
Northwest
Duluth
Renerya Bank
War Finance Corporation
Farm Land Banks
Ciina
Twin City
United States
Ritmia
Canada
United
States
Market Decline After Oil Stock Rally In New York
In New York on June 29 the stock market opened mixed. Mexican Petroleum surged briefly by 4 points before a 6 point reversal, California petroleum and related oils fell about 4 to 5 points, and most rail names rallied later. Oils and oils related equities dominated, with crude shifts and a broad pullback as the day progressed.
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New York
Mexican Petroleum
Standard Olin
California
New Jersey
Pojnia
California Petroleum
Associated
Pacife
Houston
Standard
Steem and
Motors
Crucible
Studebaker
Bull
St. Louie
New York Central
Reading
Louiaville
Nashville
New Haven
Rock Island
St. Paul
Parc Marquette
Baltimore and Ohio
Peoria
Eastern
du Pont
Brooklyn Transit
Bethlehem Steel
Marine
Preferred
Orlin
Fia
Ruger
Cloerd
Marth
Market News Livestock And Grain Prices Chicago June 29
Market notes show cattle receipts at 16 000 with mixed steer and heifer demand lifting some heavy steers. Hog receipts 31 000 with higher bids for meat and feeder lines. prices range with noted gains in native hogs. Wheat advanced after initial selling as rust fears and crop reports weigh, corn and oats fluctuated with wheat, while potatoes and cheese and poultry markets posted varied movements.
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Chicago
Oats Market Outlook Warns of Lower 1922 Harvest
A Minneapolis summary from Quinns Shepherdson notes 1921 oat production at 1.06 billion bushels, with expectations of a smaller 1922 crop. Government reports show reduced acreage and the lowest condition on record, with signs of a weakening oats belt. Analysts anticipate light farm reserves and little seasonal selling if the new crop yields are also light.
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Minneapolis
Quinn‘shepherdson Company
United States
Raporta
Duluth Grain Market Steady as Wheat Leads Prices Up
Duluth reports a dull but firm grain session with wheat futures rising, July and September levels up, and spot rye and oats mixed. Receipts show sizable wheat and corn in the elevator listings, while flax seed market remains quiet awaiting demand signals.
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Duluth
Minn
Aeed
Cven News
Supreme Court to Hear Bonus Plan Case in Mandan
In Bismarck officials and financiers agreed to seek Supreme Court clarification on unpaid oldies bonus certificates. The Mandan man’s suit will be heard Thursday afternoon, with issues including assignment method and priority of claims. Early ruling expected to guide sale of about 6.5 million dollars in certificates.
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Bismarck
N. D
Jaimey
Supreme Court
Coulter
Heads of Six Craft Sign Walkout Notice Across Rail Unions
Cleveland dispatch reports six rail unions announce walkout plans and strikes across shop crafts with a vote by clerks maintenance of way stationary firemen and oilers and signal men. Officials urge restraint. engineers firemen and trainmen to continue regular duties but not substitute for striking workers. The walkout targets Saturday and ties to major freight rate cuts and wage adjustments.
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Labor Board
Cleveland
Ohio
Associated Press
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Crafta
Satuday
Warren S. Stone
Brotherhood of Loremoti'e Engineers
Willam G. Lee
Brotherhood of Trainmen
W. 8
South St. Paul Livestock Market Report
Cattle receipts 1,700 with market generally steady to strong. Top yearly beeves 9.00, common to choice beef steers 6.00 to 8.75, bulk 7.00 to 8.25, grass fat cows and heifers 4.00 to 5.00, best offerings up to 50 or higher. Calves receipts 4, market mostly steady, best light 6.75 to 7.50, bulk 7.00, seconds 4.00 to 4.50. Pigs 1,000, native lambs 12.68, mostly 7.00, best light native ewes 6.00, yearling wethers 10.75.
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Chicago
U. 3
Bureau of Markets
Om Bie
Sy Baker
Ern Packing Company of Teas
St. Paul
Minn
Privy Council Approves Naval Pact Clauses for Ratification
The Privy Council approved the general Washington arms conference treaty today and sent it to the regent for ratification. The approval includes a clause banning poison gas and a provision limiting submarines. W. Ito reports for the council committee.
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Toffs
Jane Jean Prés
Washington
Son of Hatton Farmer Is Killed in West Iton
Albert Beneen, a 24 year old farmer's son from near Hatton, was killed while at work in Sarene Blalun, according to word received here. He had been away about three years.
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Dickinson
N. J
Joseph Massey
Richardton
Frank Dolliver
Detroit
Associated Press
United Brotherhood of Interatee
Behera
Hatton
West
Iton
Albert Son
Albert Beneen
Sarene
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