Wheat and livestock markets mixed on July 16 trading
Chicago wheat futures surged up to 2 percent with gains near day highs amid improved demand and thin hedging. Corn held steady to slightly higher while oats rose. Kansas City livestock showed broad moves with hogs steady to 6.55 and cattle steady to strong amid slow grass slaughter and mixed demand. Official receipts and nearby grain prices were listed for various futures and cash grades.
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Chicago
South Dakota
Kansas
City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
Texas
Market Prices and Hay Receipts at Kansas City
Hay receipts for three cars reported at Kansas City Hay Market with July, September and December rye prices and lard belly bids. Alfalfa No 1 and No 2 priced from 11.00 to 13.00, Prairie No 1 and No 2 from 7.50 to 8.59.
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Kansas City Hay Market
Kansas City
Hay Receipts
Prairie
Chicago Potato Market Report July 16
Chicago market data shows arrivals 72 on track 338 total shipments 458 with several potato grades listed including California long whites Idaho Bliss crush Missouri Cobblers and Virginia Cobblers. Kansas City Produce notes Firsts 1434 current receipts 12R1L and poultry and butter statistics follow.
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Chicago
Ap-Usda
U. Ss
California
Idaho
Oregon
Kansas City
Local Market Prices for Grain and Livestock
Grain prices list wheat 59 and yellow corn 64. Butterfat numbers 124 and 221. Poultry prices vary by weight class with hens under four pounds 8 and over four pounds 11. springers and broilers 12 and 15. roosters 4 and 5. Eggs straight runs 12. Hogs 6.25.
Government Bonds Trade Report From New York
Closing government bond prices in New York on July 16 show Treasury 44s at 52-47, down 119.28. Treasury 3s at 55-51, up 110.12.
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Government Bonds
New York
Treasury
Major U.S. Stocks Close Mixed Amid Sector Moves
The list shows blue chips such as General Electric Chrysler and United States Steel ending with varied changes. Industrials and consumer firms like Montgomery Ward, Penney, Sears and Standard Brands appear alongside utilities and energy names reflecting a mixed market close.
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al Chem & Dye
Uct
Samte Am Smelt & R
T&s F
Beth Steel
Cerro de Pas
Segecenee
Chrysler Corp
Shen General Electric
Sily
Ms General Motor
Montgomery Ward
Nat Dairy “Pro Occu
North Am Co Wes Lot
Wy Penney JC
Phillips Pet
Sears, Roebuck
Indiosyene Lok
Union Pacific
Bea
Gas Imp
U_S Steel
West el & M Cities Service
Wall Street Erases Gloom With Mixed Rally
The market recovered from gloom as steels motors aircraft and related shares rose 1 to over 2 points. Volume increased around midday then slowed, with gains trimming by close. Transfers traded around 400 010 shares first time in two weeks while grains stiffened and cotton Futures slipped late while bonds steadied.
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Wall Street
New York
Transfera
Chicago
Groundwater Survey Initiated in Seward County
Dr Frank Byrne of Kansas State College Manhattan leads a general reconnaissance study of groundwater in Seward County this summer for the federal and Kansas geological surveys. Field work began this week and will continue through July and August under S W Lohman the geologist in charge of groundwater investigations in Kansas.
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Frank Byrne
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Seward County
Federal and
Kansas Geological Surveys
Federal Geological Survey
University of Kansas
Byrne
S. W. Lohman
Kansas
Guests of Auxiliary hear French relief work and Salvation Army talk
Mrs. R. G. Mahieu and Capt. Olin Brigman spoke to the Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars after their weekly meeting. They described the French relief in the U S and displayed donated clothing. Two bags were left for collecting used garments.
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R. G. Mahieu
Kansas City
Olin Brigman
Salvation Army
Ladies Auxiliary
Veterans of Freign Wars
Mahieu
French’ Relief Organization
United States
J. H. Saunders
Lawrence
Brigmans
The
Salvation
Auxiliary
Post
National Guard
Hagen Team Holds Edge in Ryder Cup Charity Match
At Oakland Hills, the Hagen team led Sarazen challengers after 18 holes. Byron Nelson and Harold McSpaden stood two up on Armour and Thomson in the Red Cross contest while Hogan and Demaret led Guidahl and Snead at one up after nine holes.
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New York
Billy Burke
Cleveland
Tommy Armour
Jimmy Thomason
Byron Nelson
Harold McSpaden
Detroit
VUP
Walter Hagen
Gene Sarazen
Oakland Hills Court
Toledo
Harold “Jug” McSpaden
Jimmy Thomson
Ben Hogan
Jimmy Demaret
Three Injured When Rope Block Breaks at Elevator
Three Wichita men were injured at a grain elevator when a rope block and tackle broke. Floyd Adams 28 sustained head and possible internal injuries after falling about 50 feet from the elevator top. Bob Neff 24 and John Balock 30 were hurt on the ground. All are Wichita residents and were in the vicinity of the 9 grain elevator at Conmel, 18 miles southwest of here.
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Conmel
Here
Floyd Adams
Bob Neff
John Balock
Adams
Nef
Ballock
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