May Wheat's Low Point Speaks to Market Decline
Chicago experts note May wheat set a new low while cold weather lifted corn and oats. Prices fluctuated with wheat easing and corn briefly firm, as traders counted weather impacts and bearish belt reports. Receipts and exports data centered on 697,000 bushels primary wheat, 432,000 bushels Seaboard clearances, and much attention remained on July futures and hog prices.
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New York Market Shows Strength in Wheat and Corn
Market reports from New York and other cities indicate firm prices in wheat and corn with steady to higher values amid active trade. May and July futures move up on improved demand as spot grains hold firm, while rye and oats show mixed activity and steady cash quotes across several Regions.
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Trade In General Cincinnati and Other Places Report
Trade notes from Cincinnati and other places show steady prices on winter patents at $1.00 and $1.25, with extra fancy and straight grades noted. Timothy seed remains steady at prime value, corn meal at $3.28, bran weak for sacked east track delivery, and wheat firm with No. 1 red winter price around the stated level.
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Weekly Bank Statement Shows Safe Margin In New York
New York March 29 The weekly statement of associated banks ends today with declines in loans of 88 878 600 and deposits and circulation. Court items show a rise in legal tenders 973 700 specie 50 300 and reserves increase 6 965 575 excess of reserve requirements under 55 percent with the surplus rising while the late reserve required falls 1 970 325.
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Banks See Cash Gain Despite Overall Declines in Loans
A week’s review shows cash gains offset by a loan drop of 5.878 million dollars, totaling 31.028 million for three weeks since March 1. Deposits fell 7,851 dollars last week to 40.313 million. the net effect yields a small negative shift after adjusting reserve requirements and anticipated April settlements.
Live Stock Markets Show Mixed Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Indianapolis reports Cattle receipts small with liberal weekly trading and gains over prior weeks but overall mixed. Hogs rise to near five months high with top prices around 7 and heavy hogs at 6.95 while lambs see scarce demand. Sheep steady with slight week-end uptick. Markets fluctuated across regions with Kansas City and Chicago showing steady to firmer tone for many classes.
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Our Descent From Monkeys
Pearson's Magazine explains infant movement as inheritance from arboreal ancestors. Babies show hind-foot grasping, bow legs, and sideways foot orientation resembling monkeys climbing trees, with thumbs reduced in front limbs and hands acting as hooks.
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Gwimple the Motorman and a Glimpse of Memory
A Chicago Tribune excerpt quotes Gwimple, son of a street-car magnate, recalling his failed bid to start as a motorman. He left after the final set tip due to cigars on the front form. The dialog shows a mix of reminiscence and optimism about memory.
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