Markets Show Narrow Trading as May Remains Steady
May holds steady with no change as corn weakness for December deliveries dominates. Wheat and corn prices move in narrow ranges while provisions stay dull and car shortages hinder shipment. weather is favorable in the corn belt and trading remains subdued despite above normal holiday activity.
Money to Loan on Household Goods and Diamonds
La Crosse Loan Co offers money to loan on furniture pianos and diamonds at 320 Main street upstairs with 99 tf CAL rates on household goods to the Pacific coast and other points. Superior service at reduced rates. The Boyd Transfer Co of Minneapolis Minn offers services. Miller Bros undertakers and embalmers at 320 Main with 286 phones open day and night.
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Grain and commodity price report with mixed futures
The market notes show red and hard wheat prices ranging from 87 to 93 cents for No 3 and No 2 grades, spring wheat around 87 to 88 cents, corn prices for No 2 yellow at 48 cents and No 3 white 46 to 47 cents, oats listed at 32 to 33 percent for No 3 white and No 4 white 32 to 32.5 cents.
Market pauses and gains cheer despite early lethargy
A mixed trading day across New York stocks and commodities ended with a strong close. Money rates held firm, while cattle hog and sheep futures showed varied movements at Kansas City and Chicago yards, with hogs and cattle fluctuating but ending on a firmer note.
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Wheat Quiet at Open as Liverpool Fails to Follow
Chicago wheat prices opened slightly higher then steadied at noon. Liverpool's firmness cited by unsettled Argentine weather helped support Chicago markets. Corn opened lower and drifted weaker. December oats eased with scattered demand as weather favored marketing.
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Thirty days for theft in county jail
George Groth received a thirty day sentence from Judge John Brindley after pleading guilty to larceny. He admitted taking two pipes and eight pens worth a total of $1 during a visit to the Ten Cent store and was arrested shortly after the theft.
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