Cattle and Hog Market Movements Across Five Western Markets
Western cattle receipts were light over six days with steady prices. demand rose after Lent, led by steers and heifers, while shippers held back. Hogs saw a small supply tighten and spur price gains before midweek. after midweek, prices slipped but remained above prior levels. Sheep arrivals were light as West-origin stock faced transport missteps, with prices fluctuating narrowly and Easter demand shaping expectations for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Five
Colorado
Kansas City
Chicago
Wheat Prices Fluctuate as Rain Aids and Short Covering Occurs
General rains in the West depress wheat at the open, then shorts cover and bids rebound. July wheat in Chicago slips to 84 1/2 cents, recovers to 85 3/4, ends around 86 1/4 on the day. May wheat closes down 4 cents after a rally to 63 3/4. Kansas City markets show mixed gains and losses with rainfall reports confirming some relief to dry areas. Primary receipts stay light as Western markets struggle with firm world curb sentiment and limited shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shorts
Chicago
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Kansas
Nebraska
Northwest
Broomhall
Budapest
Bradstreet
Clearing House Banks Show Cash Gain and Higher Reserves
New York on April 18 reports clear ing house banks added over 1.144 billion dollars in cash this week with surplus reserves near 50 million. Loans rose 34 million and deposits 20 million. totals include Loans 1,195,729,000 and Deposits 1,245,609,900 while Surplus reached 49,978,425 and Reserve 361,375,900. The week also shows Sterling quotes and commercial bills amid steady but cautious market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Clearing House
United States Treasury
Greater New York
Clearing
Domestic money and bonds update from Houston firm
Local money and banking notes quote interbank exchanges in New York Chicago and St Louis with premiums. Government bond bids and asks are listed for several issues including United States 4s 5s and Panama 2s. Kansas City clearing totals show daily deposits and year over year changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston, Fibie & Co
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
United States
Houston, Fible & Co
Panama
Kansas City
Fruit and Produce Markets Report Mixed Prices On Weekend Trade
Market notes show eggs and poultry steady from Friday with strong Saturday demand for poultry. Butter prices softened slightly while strawberries and various vegetables and fruits were quoted with wide ranges. Wheat and corn markets across Winnipeg Omaha Minneapolis and Chicago reflect light rainfall and ongoing export activity, with the new crop report due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aps
Poultry—Exchange
California
Florida
Texas
Arkansas
Navy
Colorado
Kaw Valley
Wheat and grain markets in Kansas City daily report
Kansas City market notes show wheat receipts 89 cars, oats 32, corn 25. shipments from Argentina this week total 8.728 million bushels, with year to date 80.024 million. Car lot receipts by line include KC and St Louis totals, with prices for hard and soft wheat, corn, and oats. Prairie hay receipts steady to lower as prices range across grades. cattle and poultry markets pass along typical spring values in Chicago and St Louis reports.
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Department of Commence
Labor
Hutchinson
Kas
Kansas
Tata
West
Kansas City
Union Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Rock Island
Burlington
SEROE
Argentina
K.C. Chi. St.l. Mpls
Kc, Chi
T.l
KC. Chi. St.l
Shorts
Timothy
Prairie
Clover
Pool Hall Loafer Crackdown Ordered by Police Chief
Kansas City Kansas police chief David Bowden issues orders to arrest all men and boys lingering at pool halls without regular occupation. He cites numerous police court cases arising from pool hall loafers and says idle youth turn to mischief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Bowden
Kansas City
Kas
Weather observations and temperature readings across multiple stations
Weather bureau report for twenty four hours ending 8 a m Washington time lists Kansas City minimum 58 and maximum 62 with river level 10.46 feet, plus station readings from Abilene to Wichita and numerous Nebraska, Texas, and Ohio locations. Precipitation totals in inches shown for Kansas, Nebraska, and nearby towns. Forecast: Kansas City area fair tonight and Sunday with cooler conditions, nationwide scattered showers and cooler temperatures in parts of the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Washington Time
Kansas City
Missouri River
Abilene
Tex
Bismarck
Boston
Cairo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Concordia
Des Moines
Dodge City
Galveston
Huron
Los Angles
Moorehead
Minn
New Orleans
New York
North Platte
Oklahoma City
Omens
Portland
Ore
Louis
San Reason
Springfield
Wichita
Kansas
Baker
Fort Scott
Macksville
Trace
Manhattan
McPherson
Osage
Russell
Sedan
Toronto
Oakdale
Omaha
Mimal
Arrisonville
Lexington
Marysville
Sprinield
T. In
Rita
Conrad
Clarinda
Cme
Daven
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Texas
Schneck Letters Read In Murder Trial At Ottawa
The state argues Frank Schneck entered Centropolis home through a north window to kill his wife and two children, with the door possibly frozen shut. Testimony includes the sheriff’s findings, jailhouse conversations, and letters between Mollie Stewart and Schneck, showing plans and fear of testimony while Schneck was free after initial suspicion. The state reads copies of all letters as key evidence, while the defense contests testimony and the blood stained shirt’s disappearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Kas
Frank Schneck
Schneck
Centropolis
Cody
Jones
Mollie Stewart
Stewart Hofde
Archie Tipton
Lawrence
Ed Stewart
Stewart
Receiver sought for O'Dell Brokerage in Cincinnati
Application for the appointment of a receiver was made in state court today by attorneys for the O'Dell Brokerage Company of Cincinnati. The filing aims to protect the firm’s business amid rumors of financial trouble though the company was described as in good shape with a few large deals unsettled at the last reorganization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciocinati
O'Dell Brokerage Company
Swinney Describes Revisions To Aldrich Currency Bill
E F Swinney president of the First National Bank returned from Washington where the currency committee of the American Bankers Association met with the bill committee. He says the Aldrich currency bill is killed and a Vreeland substitute is under consideration. The Vreeland bill drops home cash reserve, bans bank lending to directors’ companies, allows commercial paper under clearing house rules, and still debates the interest rate. A commission to revise banking laws is proposed with lawmakers and bankers on it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
E. F. Swinney
First National Bank
Washington
American Bankers’ Association
Swinney
Bankers’ Association Committee
Mr. Swinney
Clearing House
Miners and Operators Confer On Wage Scale And Committees
Miners and coal operators meet at the Coates house to discuss a proposed wage scale and mining conditions. An adjournment was taken to Monday after agreeing to a joint subcommittee. Thomas L. Lewis arrived to aid in wage scale decisions after succeeding John Mitchell. A two year Ohio contract influences expectations for a longer term locally. Operators named a joint committee with officers from districts 21 25 14 and others. miners to choose their committee this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coates House
Thomas L. Lewis
John Mitchell
Lewis
Ohio
Toledo
Janes Elliott
Southwestern Coal Operators’ Association
Charles S. Keith
Bennet Brown
W. H. Taylor
R. S. Baumbauer
John Hodges
John Davis
A. P. King
Joseph Fletcher
J. H. Shaw
John Reid
John Brown
Knife fight near Fifth and Walnut ends in fines
Bud Cannole was fined $150 after a fight near Fifth and Walnut in which Bancas was stabbed and Cannole accused of slashing with a knife in self defense. Tony Lamanto and Philip Ban cas, both described as Italian and Greek, testified in police court. Judge yle noted rising knife violence and imposed the fine on Cannole while others went free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Lamanto
Philip Bancas
Bud Cannole
North End
Fifth
Walnut Streets
Bancas
Cannole
Kansas City
Judgeyle
Births and marriage licenses reported in Kansas City records
The board of health logged births through noon including Mentzer C L at 3515 Anderson April 18 a boy tandson R A M D at 8512 Troost March 23 a girl in Kansas City Ira Nathan and Yetta 709 Pacific April 14 a girl Anderson Arthur and Jennie 2970 North Seventeenth April 18 June Harvey Vita 819 Nebraska April Bouin Carl and Kate 605 Elizabeth April air Lapsley Benjamin and Hattie 18623 North Eigth April 7 a girl s Charles and Mary 515 Splitlog April as sap and Pearl 1519 North Eighth April 3 eri Smith Jenry and Adda 402 Spear April Elkins IS and Susie 1611 Cheyenne avenue April Marriage licenses listed for Edward M Hoteler Kansas City to Matilda Amelia Rabe Kansas City 28 Walter G Basinger York city Mattie P Thayer Kansas City 28 Willis S Hasinger Kansas City 44 Mary Alice Gaston Kansas City 80
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Mentzer
Anderson
Tandson
R. A
M. D
Troost
Kansas City
Kas
Ira
Nathan
Yetta
Pacific
Gir Anderson
Arthur
Jennie
North Seventeenth
Jvne Harvey
Vita
Nebraska
Bouin
Carl
Kate
Elizabeth
Air Lapsley
Benjamin
Hattie
North Eigth
Charles
Mary
Splitlog
Sap
Pearl
North Eighth
Eri Smith
Jenry
Adda
Spear
Elkins
Susie
Cheyenne Avenue
Edward M. Hoteler
Kansas
Cassecee
Matilda Amelia Rabe
Fred C. Ableshonger
Leah Evans
Cveepeases
Walter G. Basinger
York City
Sencveey
Mattie P. Thayer
Willis S. Hasinger
Mary Alice Gaston
Cveoes
Move to adopt commission form in Kansas City Kas
Committees to lead a nonpartisan campaign for the May vote on adopting a city commission government in Kansas City Kansas. 2,000 voters signed a petition urging a special election, mainly business district names. Campaign frames greater citizen control, referendum rights, reduced franchise terms, and state oversight of water service with a $10,000 bond for the water head. Six weeks of outreach planned to inform voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission
Kansas City
Kas
Mercantile Club
Kansas
the Commission
Friends of the Movement
Death of Thomas C Lawler Brother of Clem Lawler
Word reached here last night of the death of Thomas C Lawler aged 51 in Dubuque Iowa. He was a capitalist in Dubuque. His mother Mrs Catherine Lawler resides at 3040 Forest Avenue in this city. Clem Lawler president of the Kansas City club is a brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas C. Lawler
Dubuque
Lawler
Catherine Lawler
Forest Avenue
Clem Lawler
Kansas City Club
Brief Bits Of City News From Local Time
Welsh Faster song service at Second Presbyterian church at 3 tomorrow afternoon. W J Vickery, post office inspector, in Lincoln to attend court then returns to Kansas City tonight. W H Holmes, president Pioneer Trust, back from Excelsior Springs. Herman B Campbell, 45, died at 972 Argentine boulevard Armourdale. left three children. Clara Smith, 19, daughter of Henry A Smith Burlington Kas, died at St Joseph's hospital. burial in Burlington Monday. Marriage license issued in Independence to Frank Spears 21 Louisburg Kas and Miss Ernie Young 21 Martin City Mo. W S Basinger Union Pacific official in KC to attend brother's wedding here tonight. E F Bisbee Chicago Morris Packing manager was here yesterday and today. formerly Burlington railway agent. Funeral for Mrs Nancy J Harvey, Wesley hospital death, 2:30 tomorrow at Grant M E church Creighton Mo. she had been Kansas City president for 20 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Presbyterian Church
W. J. Vickery
Lincoln
Neb
Kansas City
W. H. Holmes
Pioneer Trust Company
Excelsior Springs
Herman B. Campbell
Argentine Boulevard
Armourdale
Clara Smith
Henry A. Smith
Burlington
Kas
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Independence
Frank Spears
Louisburg
Ernie Young
Martin City
Mo. W
S. Basinger
Union Pacific Railway
Omaha
E. F. Bisbee
Chicago
Transportation Department
Morris Packing Company
Bisbee
Burlington Railway
Nancy J. Harvey
Wesley Hospital
Grant M. E
Creighton, Mo
Harvey
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Ciocinnati
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Gar- Clark Williams Co
Clark Williams Co
East Gillham Road
Henry Williams
S. McClelland
B. J. Williams
Cedric
Liverpool
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Tor
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U.S. A
Best Retailers
St. Louis Shoe Co
Washington Ave
Grand Ave
Pidelity
9Th and
Walnut Sts
F. B. Robinson Tailoring Co
Delaware
Universal
Six Point League
Tribune Bldg
Whales
Main St
Henderson
Walnut St
Civer
Christie Grain CO
Kansas City, Kas
Markes
Ms Neard
Orthwein, McCrum Co
Baltimore Ave
Gillespie Bros
C. J
S J. M. Gillespie
L. J. Gillespie
J. M. Ragland
City Stock Yards
Ees
Michael Grain & Stock CO
Baltimore Avenue
Copaib
Thornton & Minor
Drs. THORNTON @ MINOR
Oak St
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Johanna
Mercier
Penn
Elmwood Cemetery
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