Market and Grain News From Omaha and Chicago
Omaha reports June 22 receipts total 78 cars with 115 cars shipped. cash wheat up about 2 cents, corn and oats firm, rye higher, barley unchanged. Chicago prices show speculative grain activity lifting wheat, corn, and oats with mixed profit taking. outlook remains bullish on grains amid hot wave fears and sparse new crop offerings.
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Omaha
Washington
Liverpool
Perce’s
United Kingdom
Saskatchewan
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Adraskea
Mion
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Wlrong
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Era
Live Poultry and Hides Prices in Nebraska Markets
Nebraska state market bulletin lists wholesale prices for live poultry, dressed poultry, beef hides, sheep pelts, wool, and cattle and hog market reports. It covers Leghorn broilers, heavy hens, ducks, assorted vegetables and fruits, and regional stockyard quotes from Sioux City and Omaha with cattle, hogs, and sheep trading ranges.
Market shows muted response to reserve rate cut
The lower reserve rate after Wednesday’s close nudged money and bond markets little. Commercial paper and short-term collateral loans eased by about a quarter to one half percent, while Liberty bonds rose to new highs. Overall, few stocks moved unless railroad shares spiked, with traders focusing on broader news.
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New York
Alexander Dana Noyes
New York Stocks Report Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices
New York June 22 cattle receipts 1,400 head market slow with best steadier others weaker. steers around 4.90, yearlings 8.75, cows mostly 5.50 down, calves 7.60 top. Hog receipts 7,600 with steady to lower. 170-220 lb hogs 10.35 to 10.45, packers’ sows steady to low, average cost yesterday 10.08. Sheep receipts 2,000 generally steady. native lambs top 11.76, ewes 13.60 to 4.00, calves 6.00.
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Foreign Exchange Rates and Commodity Prices Reported
New York June 22 foreign exchange rates show British demand at 4.42 dollars, francs at 0.0867, and several European currencies quoted. Potatoes in Chicago firm on sacks with specific price lists. New York call money firmer at 3 percent with various loan terms. Copper and other metals steady. butter and eggs prices noted in New York, Duluth flaxseed futures listed. London money and bar silver reported.
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Kansas City Grain Prices Report
Kansas City grain prices June 23 list No 2 red corn at 1.05 to 1.00 dollars per unit and No 3 white corn at 59 cents No 2 yellow at 60 cents. alfalfa bids up 600 to 610 higher with choices at 15.00 and prairie at 11.00 to 12.00. wheat futures July 91-07 September 1.07 December 1.11. corn July and September quoted at 1.? noting price variation.
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Kansas City Grain
Grain Prices Report From Minneapolis and St Louis Markets
Minneapolis market notes show Wheat values for July September and December contracts with mixed percentages and varying bids. Corn and oats figures mixed with barley rye flax quotes from Minneapolis and St Louis exchanges. Minneapolis flour shipments noted with bran price range.
New York Cotton Market Tracks Lower Trend Amid Mixed Demand
New York Cotton on June 22 showed a quiet, featureless session with prices down 5 to 12 points early, then slipping to about 20 points net lower before stabilizing. Spot activity remained quiet as southern markets cited favorable belt weather, with middling upland at 22.900 cents.
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Chicago Butter Market Sways on Export Demand and Cleaned Scores
Chicago buyers faced firmer butter prices June 22 as export orders boosted demand. Medium to undergrade 789 scores moved well, with top scores clean, but activity lagged on 88 and 89 scores. Some 56 score lots offered at 36 cents while dealers waited for a quarter more.
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Chicago
Chicago Livestock Markets Mixed as Receipts Reach 60,000
Chicago markets report June 22 with cattle receipts around 48,000 and hogs at 38,000. Beef steers show strength with top prices near 10 dollars, while butchers steady to weak on calves and cows. Sheep and lambs rise slightly with Idaho feeders around 12 dollars and western yearlings at about 11 dollars.
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St Louis Livestock Report Shows Varied Cattle and Hog Prices
Receipts total 3,000 cattle with steady to lower bids on light yearlings and cattle. Beef cows and bulls fluctuate, top calf price near 9.50, hogs active and mostly lower than prior close, weights 160 to 210 pounds averaging 10.70 to 10.00. Sheep and lambs see strong demand with lambs up to 12.25 and fat ewes around 5.00 to 5.50.
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East St. Louis
Kansas City Livestock Prices Report June 22 Kansas City Mo
Cattle receipts 4500 head with beef steers steady to strong stockers higher, vealers 7.00 to 7.50, cows 3.75 to 5.00, best 5.60 to 6.00. Hogs receipts 5000 head active and steady to shippers lighter weights, heavy pigs 9.99 to 10.50, bulk 10.00 to 10.50. Sheep and lambs receipts 6000 head steady with top native lambs 12.50, better grades 12.25 to 12.50, others 11.00 to 12.90.
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Kansas City
U. S. Bureau of Markets
Grain and feed prices show modest gains on New York market
New York market reports firmer prices for corn and spot grains with No 2 yellow corn and No 2 white corn up about 1c. Manitoba durum and mixed durum quoted around 1.33 and higher. Hay and barley hold steady with bid ranges and shipping prices listed. midwest markets show prices near 112.05 for a commodity.
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Couples Issued Marriage Licenses Across Nebraska
A list shows multiple couples issued marriage licenses: Alfred Wenninghoff 23 Omaha with Ruth Craft 24 Omaha. Lloyd Wallace 42 Des Moines Iowa with Nellis Below 32 Des Moines. Guy Cole over 21 Emmett Neb with Ethel Harding over 21 Emmet Neb. Theo Fulsass over 21 Omaha with Anna Koorstad over 21 Omaha. Earl McKenna 22 Omaha with Mildred Hansen 22 Omaha. John Ang over 21 Valparaiso Neb with Irene Sporer over 21 Valparaiso Neb. Raymond Paulson 23 Omaha with Adelina Becker 21 Omaha. John McG 28 Wisner Neb with Margaret Miller 22 Omaha. Arthur Cotner 21 Plattsmouth Neb with Mary Bennett Plattsmouth Neb. Lucilla Harmon 18 Omaha with Chafee. Relate a8 Wellaces Nab 28a es 'OLar, ib Neb., Elsie Rother 23 Waibach Neb.
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Omaha
Ruth Craft
Lloyd A. Wallace
Dew Moines
Nellis E. Below
Des Moines
Guy Frederick Cole
Emmett
Neb
Ethel Alley Harding
Emmet
Theo. Fulsass
Anna Koorstad
Earl McKenna
Mildred Hansen
John Ang
Valparaiso
Irene Sporer
Raymond R. Paulson
Adelina Lo Becker
John L. McG
Wisner
Margaret Miller
Arthur Cotner
Plattsmouth
Mary Bennett
Plattamouth
Lucilla Harmon
Chafee
Es ‘Olar
Elsie Rother
Waibach
Nebraska Prominent Delegation Seeks Platte Impoundment Study
A Nebraska committee led by George F. Johnson and Mayor McConaughy urged the U S reclamation service to conduct a preliminary survey on impounding the Platte to aid water supply for the region The group from the Central Supplementary Water Association met with Representative Andrews and Secretary Albert B Fall and planned further talks with reclamation engineers.
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Minden
Central Supplementary Water Association
Latte
Andrews
Nebraska
Interior
Albert B. Fall
Osborne Will Aid in Hospital Valuation
Lincoln June 22 Special Telegram W H Osborne state tax commissioner accepted invitation of Douglas county commissioners to aid in fixing the value of privately owned hospitals in Omaha for taxation purposes. Court action will compel Swift Co to give the state department a list of Nebraska stockholders for taxation. Western Union and AT T representatives will appear before the state board of equalization next week to protest taxing their franchises. George Barnett Dakota county assessor reported 50 carloads of cattle shipped from the county between April 1 and June 1 were not listed by owners for taxation.
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Dakota County
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Missouri Pacific
Pioneer Merchant H O Rime Found Drowned in cistern
H O Rime 62 a pioneer merchant of Dell Rapids SD was found drowned in four feet of water in an abandoned cistern near his home. He had recently explained financial difficulties to his family and the cistern was filled with water yesterday. He was well known in the region and his death is reported from Dell Rapids SD on June 22.
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Dell Rapids
H. O. Rime
Rime
Girl Awarded Verdict for 8000 Heart Balm
Lincoln judge orders Isaac A. Stine to pay Misa Gertrude Henoch 8000 for breach of promise after a week long trial. Stine, a Lincoln merchant and paraplegic, allegedly promised marriage via correspondence after an advertisement in a matrimonial paper and paid her travel, lodging, and wedding expenses before rejecting the union.
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Isaac A. Stine
Misa Gertrude Henoch
Brooklyn
N.Y
Stine
Henoch
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