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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1940
Page
7
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Chicago and Kansas City reports indicate September wheat contracts supported by buying from consumers and short sellers. Prices closed near unchanged with slight declines. corn and oats moved variably. Kansas City hogs sold slowly with prices around 6.20 to 6.50 for various weights as demand remained narrow.
Prices for cattle calves and beef steers steady to firm with limited demand. Cattle 1,700 and calves 300. stockers slow, feeders weak. vealers steady. Sheep 7,800 with slow sales. spring lambs opening weak but prices edged higher. Colorado spring lambs above 8.76. Colorado ewes 3.75. Kansas City Market Sept 19 AP USDA notes mixed. hogs unchanged. other classes steady. Colorado feeding lambs 8.65.
Official USDA AP estimate reports tomorrow's receipts at 7 cattle centres 150 head, hogs 3 500, sheep 1 000, with totals to be announced. The figures reflect regional market activity and expected supply for the coming day.
Kansas City markets report wheat and corn prices with bid ranges for No 1 and No 2 grades and color distinctions. Chicago closes show oats soybeans and rye futures, while Kansas City eggs butter poultry and hog prices update. The Day in Wall Street notes on New York stock activity for Sept 19.
Trading cooled after a four session rally as steels led a modest advance with several favored shares climbing on light turnover. Transfers neared 600 000 shares while war and tax talk faded, and brokers warned of a possible minor setback despite a broad list of gainers including U S Steel Bethlehem Republic Steel and General Electric.
Major Sam Moyer spoke at the Lions Club meeting at Wiedemann's last night. He described maneuvers held in Minnesota and discussed conscription and phases of enlistment.
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