Wheat Rebounds as Short Covering Offsets Losses
Wheat prices partially recover from a small loss as short covering supports gains. Reports of rust, favorable weather prospects in Kansas, Nebraska and the Dakotas aid the rally while north western crop prospects and rising marketing of old and new crop wheat influence early declines. Prices end near yesterday's level with July at 73 44 and September 73 54. Corn and oats show modest increases as futures activity remains robust. Kansas City livestock trading is fairly active with cattle steady to down.
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Livestock and Market Notes From Kansas City June 13
Cattle receipts 3 500 and calves 1 000 with fed steers and yearlings steady to strong. Heifers and mixed yearlings strong to 15 higher. Sows 4.50 5.00. Top heavy prices for 170 260 lb steers 6.15 25. Sheep receipts 5 000 with limited early trade, lambs and springers 25 higher. Feeder and stocker classes scarce, some loads of yearlings to 10.50 1284 lb steers at 10.00, cows 5.50 6.75, bulls steady. Estimated tomorrow cattle 2 500, calves 400, hogs 1 800, sheep 3 000. Potatoes trading in Chicago market and grain futures showing modest moves. Local quotes list prices for wheat 64, corn 48, oats 32, butterfat 18 cents, poultry and hogs also noted.
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Wall Street Opens Mixed As Traders Cautious On Recovery
The day in New York features muted activity with most stocks slipping while a few gain modestly amid cautious sentiment. Congress tax revision hopes and labor strikes at GM and Allis-Chalmers temper optimism, with notable declines in blue chips and mixed advances in select issues.
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Baldwin News: Obituary and Local Notices Highlight June Events
Mrs Earl Black travels to Independence Missouri after mother Anna McCain dies. Funeral attended by Black family. Mrs Grace S Black and Mrs Earl F Martin host dinner for Allen Gorman of Chicago. Evelyn Butler of Weir City weds Dr Gerald O McCailloch of St Paul at Baldwin First Methodist Church. Wedding officiated by Rev O J McCulloh with Baker University president Nelson Horn present.
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Fragmented Cranium Cracker puzzle excerpt
Puzzle text fragments describe a numbered sequence about children and various images. It references Olive Roberts Barton and odd phrases such as lone eagle pussy in the well and bluebird of happiness, indicating a cryptic, incomplete quiz snippet.
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