Wheat Starts Slow Then Rallies On Mixed Chicago Market
Wheat on the Chicago Board of Trade opened slightly below Thursday's close and rose about 1 cent in early trading as Winnipeg strength and favorable Canadian reports supported buying. Sept and Dec futures wavered with a late rally pushing values higher. May delivery jumped nearly 2 cents. Corn and oats moved narrowly with light trading. provisions rose.
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Chicago
Winnipeg
Board of Trade Today
Chicago grain prices winds through mixed futures
The Chicago wheat and corn markets listed numerous grades with varied bids. Prices for No 1 hard wheat ranged around 1.64 to 1.66, while No 2 mixed corn stood near 1.05 to 1.06 per bushel and white and yellow varieties showed a broad spread. Additional notes covered oats rye barley timothy seed clover seed and pork cuts including lard ribs bellies with prices aiding traders.
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Associated Press
Chicago
A. P
Local Market Report Poultry and Egg Prices
Poultry No 1 hens 18c No 2 14c No 1 springs 18c No 2 springs 14c Easter eggs 5c Eggs 26c 2ic Livestock Good hogs 13.25 13.75 Packers 22.25 12.50 Prices furnished by Swift Co and Richard Packine Co for local markets.
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Richard Packine Co
Chicago Produce Market Report August 21 Associated Press
Butter steady as receipts reach 13 400 lbs. Creamery extras at 41 4 to 49 4 cents. Eggs unchanged with 19 863 cases on hand and firsts around 29 to 30 cents. Poultry steady to higher with chickens roosters and ducks priced between 16 and 28 cents. turkeys at 20 cents. Potatoes 54 cars received with U S shipments 517 cars. round white and russets priced between 1 75 and 2 30. Minnesota and Wisconsin sackings noted for earlier shipments.
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Chicago
Exra
Americas
U. S
Minnesota
White
Idaho
Butter-Easy Receipts Reported At 12 813 Tubs
Associated Press Leased Wire reports Butter-Easy receipts in New York on August 31 totaling 12,813 tubs with creamery extras noted.
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Associated Press
New York
Market Notes and Cheese Receipts Review
The report cites a 92 score and 42 percent readings with 16 784 cases of fresh gathered extras and firsts. Cheese receipts show barely steady activity with 123 2693 pounds recorded.
St Louis Prices Hold Steady for Poultry and Butter
St Louis commodity desk reports eggs at 23 cents a dozen and poultry and butter prices unchanged in today’s market summary. The Associated Press Leased Wire notes steady trading in regional staples.
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St. Louis
Associated Press
Poultry markets report from Kansas City in August
Associated Press Leased Wire reports in Kansas City on August 21 that poultry prices edged up in springs and rose 23 cents. Other poultry butter eggs and potatoes held steady with no change observed.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Sugar Prices Hold Steady as Cuban Trade Duty Net Flat
New York reports on August 21 that raw sugar remains unchanged at 4.37 duty paid for Cuban shipments. Refined sugar stays steady from 5.40 to 5.60 for fine granulated, reflecting no move in the market.
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Associated Press
New York
Chicago Hog and Cattle Market Report August Trade Figures
Receipts total about 9 000 hogs with slow trade and firmer prices for best weights under 200 pounds. Bulk good to choice hogs 146 to 210 pounds bring 13.50 to 13.70, top 13.75. Cattle receipts 2 000 head with scarce killing classes and steady values, most steers 9.00 and down, some 11.00 and up on half fat loads. Sheep receipts 5 000 head with fat lambs active and natives around 14.50 to 14.75, choice western lambs 15.40 for country buyers.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ill
Kansas City Cattle Hogs and Sheep Receipts Sluggish Prices Mixed
Cattle receipts 1200 head with calves and grassers trading slowly. Hogs receipts 2500 head with shippers paying 15 to 25 cents above Thursday’s best, tops at 13.40. Sheep receipts 2000 head with killing classes steady and native lambs bringing around 14 dollars.
Sioux City Market Reports Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Sioux City Iowa receipts show cattle slow with gains for hogs, hogs up to 13.15 top. Cattle ranges from 2.25 to 14.25 with fats and stockers weaker, hogs higher by 19 to 15 cents, top 13.15, lights 12.75 to 13.15, sheep steady with lambs at 14.50 and ewes at 7.00.
Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices From St Joseph Market
St Joseph Missouri August 21 hog receipts 1290 head market uneven steady to 15 cents higher top 13.10 bulk 12.25 413.00 cattle receipts 790 head market steady bulk of steers 7.00 to 9.50 cows and heifers 3.25 to 9.09 calves stockers and feeders 5.00 to 5.50 sheep receipts 2009 market steady lambs 13.59 to 14.50 ewes 6.00 to 7.50
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Sioux City
St. Joseph
Auction Listings for Horses and Mules in St. Louis Il
A local ad lists horse prices including good drafts at 150 180 dollars and 75 190 for southern and eastern stock. Mules valued by height range from 14.3 to 17 hands priced 60 to 225 dollars.
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St. Louis
Food Stocks Lead Trades In Busy New York Session
The forenoon stock dealings saw new leaders in the market led by food stocks in packing cereal and baking groups. United States Steel and American Can rose including steel touching 124 1-4, its highest since March, while Can jumped six points after a slow start. General Baking, Mack Trucks, and California packing gained 7 points each. Postum Cereal Otis Elevator Cast Iron Pipe preferred U S Alcohol Beechnut Packing Fleischmann General Railway Signal and Sloss Sheffield gained 3 to 5 points. Call money renewed at four percent.
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American Can
Can
General Baking
Moon
Mack Trucks
California
Postum Cereal
Otis Elevator
Cast Iron Pipe Preferred
U. S
Beechnut Packing
Fleischmann
General Railway Signal
Sloss-Sheffield
Call
Police Hold Youth From Near Chicago
Muscatine police were instructed by I. Sandfor of Elmwood Park Illinois to hold 15 year old Jacob Sand, a runaway picked up en route to Kansas City, while a friend Sam Rubin will call for him.
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Muscatine
I. Sandfor
Seventy- Fourth Avenue
Elmwood Park
Ill
Chicago
Jacob Sandfor
Feanaway
Kansas City
Sam Rubin
Barge Line Profits Reported For June And July
St Louis August 21 Brigadier General Ashburn head of the Inland Waterways corporation announced the Mississippi and Warrior river barge line netted a profit of 52036 61 for June and about 43000 for July The report highlights the federal barge line operations and earnings.
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Mississippi and Warrior Rivers
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Inland Waterways Corporation
Local notes from Muscatine and nearby towns
A survey of community updates includes visits among Othmer relatives in Davenport, travel plans to Alexander Indiana and Chicago, new marriage licenses for Antonio Williamson and William Driver, and a postponed Red Men initiation. Also reported are changes in railway staff, excursion steamer Capitol visits, fresh auto licenses, births, trips to Chicago and Detroit, and local court hearings on arterial signage and an embezzlement case.
Visit Muscatine Model Home Open House
The public is invited to view Muscatine's first model home at 705 Pine Street over the weekend. It will be open Saturday from o o'clock to 10 o'clock, and all day Sunday, showcasing a sturdy attractive and convenient design built at small cost.
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West Seventh Street
Muscatine
John Hoffman
West Eighth Street
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A. H. Borgstadt
Nichols
Ford
George MecKillip
Lombard Street
D. M. Fetter
Norman
Quincy
B. Kemper
Stewart Road
W. Kuebler
West Third Street
Gertrude Knight
Iowa Avenue
Chicago
Pine Street
Workers urged to form defense corps to protect living standards
London reports that Johan Wheatley of Ramsay MacDonald calls for enrolling 10 000 000 workers as a defense corps to resist wage cuts by force. He argues employers use coercion in disputes and warns against Britain becoming a land of coolies. The plan envisions nonmilitary means to maintain industrial peace.
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London
Johan Wheatley
Ramsay MacDonald
Workers Defense Corps
Wheatley
Glasgow
South Side Standard
Great Britain
Force Jewelers Forced to Open Five Safes
Three armed masked men raided Lazarus and Sons jewelers in Chicago forcing president Sig Lazarus to open five safes before escaping in a car with jewelry valued at $250,000. Customers and staff watched as one robber manned the seventh floor vault and a guard kept workers restrained. Thirty plus employees in an adjoining room were untouched.
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Chicago
Ill
Lazarus and Sons
Sig Lazarus
Ag Automobile
Lazarus
Watrous Leads Western Open Field at 140
L. Watrous of Grand Rapids Michigan took a 140 to lead the Western Open Golf championship at Youngstown Ohio. Winds gusting over the 6 775 yard links affected play as several golfers posted 144s and higher. Notables include Leo Diegel and Albert Alcroft among those at 145 to 148 with several players withdrawing.
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Pia L Watrous
Grand Rapids
Mich
Leo Diegel
New York
Harry Notloff
Oshkosh
Wis
W. W Nelson
Indianapolis
Harry Cooper
Dallas
Edward Dudley Joplin
Art Ham
Detroit
S. F. Foster
Jacksonville
Earl Howell
St. Louis
Joe Wells
East Liverpool
Harry Hampton
Memphis
Albert Alcroft
H. C. Lagerblade
Bristol
Conunn
C. P. Nelson
Fort Wayne
Ind
J. C. Collins
Munice
Eddie Held
T. N. Bray
Younestown
James Duncan
Omaha
Stanley Davies
C. Kennett
Iowa City
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