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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1943
Page
6
Police note Syracuse section prompts focus on local matters as investigators pursue priority issues and coordinate actions with neighboring jurisdictions amid ongoing city concerns.
Arthur Wiley offers an immediate possession dairy farm with cattle including Holstein Shorthorn Guernsey and Jersey cows and heifers, farm machinery such as John Deere equipment, wagons, and a cream separator, to be sold at 1 o clock. Terms include cash personal property, five year loan at 5 percent if arranged. Lunch on grounds. Auctioneers Jigimba and Metzger.
Stocks higher with gains in motors and steels while bonds hold steady. Chicago wheat ends near two month highs then weakens on profit taking, futures show July at 1454 to 1455, September 1454 to 1455, corn steady around 1.05, oats mixed and firm early then weaker. Open interest totals and prior day purchases listed.
Kansas City reports hogs steady to firm with top loads 254 to 325 per cwt and light weights down. cattle strong with steers and heifers up 15 to 25, cows up 25 to 50, vealers 14 to 15.25. sheep mixed with lambs softer yet spots of top 15.83 cents for native spring lambs. Grain markets show wheat steady to higher with No 2 red around 1.38 to 1.54 per bushel.
Wheat futures show varied gains with July and September contracts up to mixed highs and lows. Chicago potato market reports light arrivals, strong demand, and a firm market as shipments total 111 percent with 44 arrivals on track and overall supplies tight.
AP report lists graded firsts at 38 and current receipts at 35 percent. Butterfat 40745 with butter at 46.34 to 47.18. Poultry prices show hens 26.23, broilers and fryers 27.13, old roosters 19.43, turkeys young 30.63 to 233.13, turkeys old 25.63 to 31.13.
Grain markets show wheat at 1.89 and yellow corn at 1.10. Poultry prices list No 1 hens at 17420 springs and broilers at 24 cooks and stags 12. Butterfat No 149 and No 3 at 43. Hog price 13.20. No government bond quotations today. The Journal World reaches about 35 000 readers daily and many read the Too Late to Classify column.
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