Wheat Opens Strong Then Dims Amid Mixed Markets
Chicago futures show initial wheat strength from firm cables, but gains fade after poor Oklahoma crop hints and rain in Ohio Valley and Southwest. May corn opens steady to lower, then declines. oats mirror weakness. Hog receipts weigh provisions. live cattle and sheep remain firm though stock levels loom. Illinois markets buoyed by steady steers and hogs, with cattle and sheep trading mixed as week closes.
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Chicago Cash Grain Market Report March 1
Market notes from Chicago and Kansas City show cash grain bids with multiple wheat and corn grades. Prices list No 2 red, No 3 white, No 4 yellow, No 2 spring, and durum for wheat, plus several corn contracts and white mix grades with bid ranges and qualifier notes. Timothy, Clover, and other roughage items are cited with price figures.
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Wheat and Corn Prices at Liverpool Grain Market
Liverpool Grain Market reports steady wheat prices for No 2 Manitoba and Manitoba variants, with dull futures for March and May months. Corn spot remains steady with American mixed types and futures showing little movement, prices noted for March and July contracts via Galveston, with some entries in pence per bushel.
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Grain Market Prices in Omaha on March 1
In Omaha Nebraska on March 1 wheat and corn prices were listed. No 2 hard wheat at 4.84 dollars per bushel, No 2 hard at 4.75 to 4.85, No 2 white corn at 46 to 46.5 cents, No 1 white 46.6 to 47 cents, No 2 yellow 45 to 45.5 cents, No 3 white oats at 31 to 31.5 cents.
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South Omaha Live Stock Market Report
South Omaha and several markets report cattle hog and sheep receipts March 1. Cattle prices include native steers 7.25 to 8.00, heifers and cows 5.25 to 7.75, western feeders 6.75 to 8.00. hogs bulks around 8.15 to 8.24. sheep yearlings 6.78 to 7.73 and lambs 7.80 to 8.60. Kansas City and St Louis markets show similar ranges with steady or mixed trends and notable receipts. Grain futures closes are noted for wheat corn oats and rye with price ranges and cash values listed.
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Stocks Edge Up After Opening Slump Driven by Trade Reviews
Trading opened dull with small changes as readings and unions showed slight heaviness. Utah Copper and Anaconda led gains while Wabash and January earnings supported Pennsylvanian. market closed firmer with rails improving and copper group strength noted despite government suit reports.
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New York Stock List and Produce Market Roundup
New York stock tape lists Amalgamated Copper at 69.45 and a broad roll of industrials including American Beet Sugar, American Cotton Oil, American Smelting, Sugar Refining, Tel & Tel, Anaconda, Atchison, Chesapeake & Ohio, Chicago & North Western, Colorado Fuel & Iron, Denver & Rio Grande, Erie, Electric, Great Northern, International Harvester, Louisville & Nashville, Missouri Pacific, New York Central, Northern Pacific, Pennsylvania, Reading, Rock Island, Southern Pacific, Union Pacific, United States Steel, and Western Union. Chicago Produce Market shows steady butter, cheese, eggs, poultry trading with notable receipts and prices for creamery butter and cheese. Refrigeration items and dairy products reflect active demand and firm tendencies.
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Southern Railway
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Market notes from Kansas City and St Louis produce runs
Kansas City and St Louis markets report firm butter Creamery at 28 to 36 cents, Eggs firsts 18 cents, Hens 13 to 15 cents, Turkeys 14 to 18 cents. New York live poultry steady with dressed birds 14 to 24 cents, fowls 14 to 14.5 cents, ducks 14 to 16 cents. Wool in St Louis steady with western mids 21 to 26 cents and fin middlings around 18 to 18.5 cents.
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New York Coffee Market Steady As Futures Hold
The New York coffee market shows steady sentiment with prices flat as futures maintenance lingers. Trading activity remains subdued with buyers cautious and producers watching exchange cues for direction.
Decrease Shown in the Bank Reserve in New York
The weekly statement lists actual condition of clearing house banks and trust companies in Greater New York. It shows total cash reserves and changes, including excess lawful reserve and shifts in deposits, loans, and trust company vault cash plus reserves with clearing house members.
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National banks report reserves rise but below last year
Washington D C March 1 reserves of 7 425 national banks showed material improvement on Feb 4 versus the prior November period but were not as large as in February last year according to the comptroller of the currency. New York sugar market notes raw sugar firm with Muscovado and molasses priced. relined sugar steady.
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Muscatine Market Prices and Local Fraternal Notices
Market prices for livestock and wholesale and retail goods are listed with varied figures for cattle, calves, hogs, and poultry. The Muscatine Aerie and several Masonic and Modern Woodmen groups publish regular meeting notices, dates, and officer names for upcoming gatherings.
Novel stunts by suffragists raise funds in London
Suffragists entertained Londoners with barrel organs street performances and selling flowers to raise money. The Women’s Social and Political Union gathered a considerable sum. Next week they plan to copy Salvation Army’s annual self-denial week to collect thousands of dollars.
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ELECTA CHAPTER MEETS MONTHLY AT MEMORIAL HALL
ELECTA CHAPTER No 32 meets the second and fourth Mondays each month. Mrs Edith Rider W M and Mrs Emma Manlove Secretary G A B headsquarters Shelby Norman Post No 131 meets first and third Tuesdays at Memorial Hall court house. Visiting members welcome. Her yoann Schratdt Commander J L Carl Adjutant.
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Professional Card Mm Irrus Attorney At Law
Attorney at Taw 213 Town avenue offers services in all courts with a specialty in estate settlements. Broney invested without charge.
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