Wheat Prices Hit Highs as Canada and Europe Watch
Chicago markets report wheat pushing to new highs amid strong buying from commission houses and exporter bulls predicting around 1.80 a bushel. Prices fluctuated with late profit taking while European buyers grow more cautious and Canadian damp conditions unsettled buyers. Livestock and grain futures across Chicago and Kansas City show varied movements with cattle and hogs trading steady to higher in spots and oats and corn mostly down or mixed.
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Local Market Prices for Butter Eggs Poultry and Produce
Prices listed include butter at 50 cents and creamery quality, eggs with firsts and seconds, heavy hens 25 cents, light hens 20, broilers 80, roosters 5, ducks 25, turkeys 40, potatoes Red River Ohips 2.75 to 2.90 per bushel, brown beauties 2.63 to 2.80, Idaho russets 2.65, and cobblers 2.66 to 5.0.
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River Ohips | 2.75 @2.90 per ews. brown:beauties
Idaho - Russets
Paved River Cobblers
Local Markets Grain and Poultry Prices Amid Mixed Totals
Local markets list grain prices including corn and wheat at 1.20, and oats at 50. Poultry prices show hens at 2.22, leghorn and black varieties, and broilers at 1.14 with 20 for springs. Egg numbers 130 and 2 hogs listed at 50.11.1b.
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Lee Reese
Liberty bond market update from New York opening
New York January 27 liberty bonds closed with varied yields and quotes across series. U S government bonds showed modest gains and fractional changes with 3 1 2 percent, 4 1 4s and U S 38s listed around 103 to 110, reflecting a cautious trading day.
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Kansas briefs outline road and rail bills in session
Legislation from Toneka proposes designate washways used by rural mail carriers as county roads. Bills in the house include $1,762 to Linn county residents for property damage, and $91 to Elias L. Tubbs with $850 to Amos C. Tubbs. Proposals seek gas tax collection, an auto license factory at Hutchinson, and rolling restaurants supervised by the state hotel commission. Measures also touch oil and mineral rights upon Kansas real estate sales and primary election scheduling changes.
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Primary election delegates and banking bill debated
Primary election structure would elect delegates who nominate candidates for state offices at convention. A general banking bill, drafted with the banking department, would amend existing laws to regulate bank note handling and impose stricter officer prohibitions. The bill also proposes a secondary reserve and resets authority for the banking board to determine needs.
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Aleo 8 8 8 Skin Remedy Promises Relief
An advertisement extols 8 8 8 as a proven cure for numerous skin diseases. It cites decades of grateful customers including eczema sufferers. The claim highlights natural plant extracts and two bottle sizes with the larger option offering better value.
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