Wheat and cotton move tight as markets hold steady
Market notes from Chicago and Kansas City on June 25 show wheat trading within a one cent range then closing little changed amid hedging and selling. Cotton prices slipped with mills and short sellers active, while livestock and hogs in Kansas City posted mixed gains and steady to slightly lower cattle prices.
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Chicago
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
Colorado
Kansas
New York
Chicago potato market and Kansas City poultry and grain notes
Chicago potato market report shows arrivals at 117 on track 361 total on hand 487 shipments 487 with prices for U S No 1 Bliss Triumphs and Idaho Russet Burbanks. Missouri Cobblers quality and old stock supplies light demand steady market. Kansas City notes eggs bets current receipts poultry prices and butterfat creamery butter. Grain prices wheat 33 corn 66 and 64 for white and mixed.
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I. S
California
U. S
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Arkansas Bliss
Oklahoma Bliss
Alabama Bliss
U.S
Missouri
Idaho
U. S&s
Kansas City
Springs
Kansas Tater Harvest Under Way and Wall Street Report
Kansas tater harvest begins with notes on butterfat and poultry prices. The Day in Wall Street reports a rising aircraft defense sector lifting the market, with steady but limited turnover and gains for Douglas, Bendix, United Aircraft among others while traditional majors drift. Cotton prices fell 30 to 70 cents per bale.
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New York
Ares
Douglas
Bendix
United Aircraft
Martin
DuPont
Eastman
Dow Chemical
Union Carbide
Santa Fe
New York Central
Southern Pacific
Paramount
Warner Brothers
Universal Pictures
General Motors
American Can
American Smelting
Anaconda
American Telephone
Consolidated Edison
Reading Institute Highlights Primary to Secondary Focus
The report outlines sessions on first and intermediate grade reading methods with speakers from My Weekly Reader and Columbia University. Mrs Florence Hughes Dr Arthur Traxler and Mrs Myrtle Banks Quinlan lead talks on guidance materials primary experiences and later primary problems. Paul Fleming closes with a public magic show at Hoch auditorium at 8 tonight.
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Florence Hughes
My Weekly Reader
Columbus
Arthur E. Traxler
Educational Records Bureau
Columbia University
Myrtle Banks Quinlan
Weatherford
Okla
Hughes
Quinlan
Palmer
Car Fire Destroys 1935 Ford Pickup Owned by John Miller
A 1935 Ford pickup owned by John Miller north of Eudora was badly damaged by a fire of undetermined origin yesterday afternoon. Miller, at Allen Cochran’s farm south of Eudora, and Cochran saw smoke and called Budora fire department. The cab and wiring were burned. insurance covered the loss.
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John Miller
Eudora
Miller
Allen Cochran
Budora
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