Wheat and livestock market report across several regions
Chicago wheat futures slipped due to Liverpool price pressure amid favorable European crop prospects and heavy Texas snowfall. Kansas City hogs and cattle prices showed mixed to weak moves as receipts and demand wavered. Potatoes and produce markets varied with regional variations in prices and availability. Government bonds closed steady with several issues trading near existing levels. Kansas City cash grain children reports list No 2 dark hard at 68 to 71 cents. other prices noted across commodities.
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Liverpool
Europe
Texas Panhandle
Kansas City
Cash Grain _ i
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Robert Coulondre
Utah
Boone Corbett
Wale
Library of Congress
Washington, D. C
Grain and market rounds from local exchanges and prices
Local market notes list grain futures with futures, spot prices for wheat corn oats and rye. Corn and wheat show price changes across varieties and months, plus nearby values for butterfat poultry hogs and eye prices.
Grain and Livestock Markets Close Across Midwest
Chicago bids show Wheat near 637 34 for December and corn around 4954 with May 522 5173 amid volatile grain trading. Kansas City livestock reports Hogs steady while cattle and sheep lower with mixed steer and heifer prices and lambs weak.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Wall Street Slips After Morning Gains Amid Tax Selling
Wall Street faced tax selling and profit taking as prices rose early, with aviation motors rubbers steels and rails drawing buying interest. By midday quotations fell and then recovered with many issues near year highs at the close transfers totaled about 1 000 000 shares. The year end shift of income return commitments aided the rebound.
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Wall Street New
York
Market mood eases as 1938 peaks show varied lift
The narrative notes cheerful views and eased pain in foreign affairs, listing peaks for 1938 by Douglas Aircraft United Aircraft and Sperry. It also cites a rising cohort including U S Steel Youngstown Chrysler GM U S Rubber Goodyear Johns Manville Philip Morris Bendix Greyhound Boeing Canada Dry Great Northern Illinois Central Southern Railway. Utilities copper and oils hold firm with rail loans up in bonds, while commodities drift lower with cotton slipping 30 cents to about 1 a bale.
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Sperry
U. S. Steel
Youngstown
Chrysler
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Goodyear
Johns Manville
Philip Morris
Bendix
Greyhound
Boeing
Canada Dry
Great Northern
Illinois Central and Southern Railway
Valley Grove Jeffer son County News Recap
The Valley Grove area reports a busy social calendar with birthday celebrations for Mrs Botts and Mr Shaw, visits among Ousdahl and Husted families, and a range of Farm Bureau and Grange events. A state grange meeting in Lawrence and local Christmas activities are highlighted, along with community meetings at the Valley Grove schoolhouse.
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Veola
G. L. Gilbert
Lawrence
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Della Weibel
Oskaloosa
Russell Shaw
Lloyd Moore
Topeka
Phyllis Weibel
Shaw
Shaw and Mrs. Weibel
R. D. Shaw
State Farm Bureau
Earl W. Chapman
Jefferson County
Valley Grove
Association
Wilford Ousdahl
Freeman Shultz
L. L. Smith
A. A. Allen
Dean
H. W. Skeet
Anna Allen Reece
Marion
Reece
Allen
Ruth Petrie
H. G. Borst
Ackerland
Farm Bureau
Jefferson County Farm Bureau
Women’s Work Committee
Chester Grange
Fred Heck
DeRider
Ruth Brune
Virginia Shultz
Helen Collins
Bobbie Laptad
Katherine Toms
Jack
Frank Brune
Douglas County Farm Bureau
Trinity Lutheran Church
Dan Husted
Dwain Bradley
Leland Husted
Medford
Okla
Midland Grange
Chester
Elgar Smith
Elmer Husted
Grover Husted
Charles Husted
Gus Brune, Jr
Fred Alford
Riverside Farm Bureau
Norman Nichols
J. M. Holla
Claudia
Ed Freeman
Harley Blaylock
Larry Jay
Louis Young
Kansas City
Blaylock
Maxine
George Edward
Patsy Lou Husted
Jimmie Lee
Barbara Joan Holladay
Vinland
John Nottingham
Rachel Husted
Grandma Husted
State Grange
Liberty Memorial High School
C. C. Cogswell
Midland
Midland Rural Club
Fred Ousdah
Midland School Notes November closure and honors
The Midland school month ended on November 23 with attendance around 12 percent. Six students earned 100 in spelling, including James Miller and Helen Collins who had perfect spelling for the month. Visitors included County Superintendent Harold Fisher and Jackie Laptad.
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Midland
James Miller
Mary Barnes
Alice Boener
Helen Collins
Anna Mae Whitman
Esther Hillman
Harold Fisher
Jackie Laptad
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