Wheat gains as Russia debt note boosts markets
Chicago wheat opened uncertain with May and July options tightening and prices edging higher on early gains and short covering. Reports from Kansas of good wheat and poor feed ahead supported futures, while India Russia debt news energized buying and lifted May to about 1.42 a bushel and July to around 1.26. Oats and hog provisions moved little amid mixed cash prices across Chicago and Minneapolis grain points.
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Kansas
Russia
Light Hogs Fall Today and Steers Rise for Week
Chicago cattle market shows light hogs 5 to 10 cents lower today with 15 cent weekly gain. receipts 3,000 hogs, 500 cattle, 2,500 sheep. Prices include hogs top $10.50, bulk $3.85, steers up to $9.25, stockers $6.50 to $7.25, lambs $15 to $16.25, shorn $13 to $13.75.
East St. Louis Livestock Market Report April 15
Receipts 250 cattle hogs and sheep with mixed changes. Beef steers and bulls 15 25c lower. yearlings 26 40c lower. beef cows steady to lower. canners and stockers steady. Hogs mostly 10 16c higher. top 10.45. bulk 10.25 10.40. Sheep market nominal with lambs 25 50c lower. best lambs 13.89. shearers up to 22.00. bulk ewes 7.50.
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Omaha
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St. Joseph
Sioux City Livestock Report Indicates Mixed Week Results
Livestock market notes receipts and price moves for heavies, steers, yearlings, and calves with mixed gains and losses. Hogs show steady to higher tones, ranges from 9.31 to 10.15 for various conditions. Sheep receipts none, fat lambs and fat ewes weaker versus last week amid nominal steadiness in broader market.
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
Livestock receipts in Kansas City, Omaha, and St Joseph include beef and hog trends. Beef steers mostly steady with some declines. hogs around 100 lower as of April 15. stockers and feeders firmer in some spots. small sheep receipts. Liberty bonds and foreign exchange mixed. markets closed for cotton and sugar.
Revival of export buying lifts grain and provision prices
The Weekly Grain and Provision Review reports export demand boosting wheat and corn prices, with weekly gains amid mixed provision movements. Foreign demand, expectations from Genoa economic talks, and Liverpool market signals influence traders as Chicago receipts tilt toward eastern mills and milling demand rises in St Louis, Kansas City, and Omaha.
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Genoa
Liverpool
Atlantic
Chicago
St Louis
Karens City
Omaha
Stock Market Gains Extend Across Rails And Oils
New York stocks opened higher after Good Friday activity. Studebaker led gains with about 1.5 points as Bethlehem, Pan-American Petroleum, Pacific Oil, Texas Co and others rose. Seaboard Airline jumped nearly 3 points while tangential movers included American Woolen and Sinclair Oil. overall, heavy buying persisted through a two hour session with high level advances and a strong close.
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Atea
Bethlehem
Pan-American Petroleum
Pacific Oil, Texas Company
Igeneral Asphalt
American Sugar
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
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Baldwin
Toacco
Sumatra Tobacco
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Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago, Mil. & St
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Steel
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Great Northern Ore
Goodrich Co
Marine Ptd
International Paper
Kennecott Copper
Mexican Petroleum - Norfolk & Western Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Reading
Rep
Iron & Steel Sinclair Cons
Oil & Refining Southern Pacific
Southern Railways
Studebaker Corporation ‘Texas Co
Butter Shortage Drives Prices Upward Across Markets
Chicago reports an April butter shortage raising prices as the week ends. Receipts fall due to heavy rains and bad weather causing delayed infusions and poorer quality. A slight supply increase at New York late Thursday eased pressure, but Friday saw weakening prices as markets across regions felt the strain. Milk and cream receipts listed for Mant of Waterloo Co-operative Dairy yesterday. Toled o seed prices for Clover seed listed: Prime cash $14.60, April $13.75.
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Weekly Review
United States Bureau of Markets
New York
Mant of Waterloo
Co-operative Trairy
Waterloo
ROUSE
Clearing House Banks
Beer Pee and Trust Companies
Wateriog
Waterloo Co-op
Psiry
Hess
Qeit Packing Co
Wegen
Wile Prairie Hays
East string of business optimism from Herren trip
Waterlooo field secretary William E Herren reports improved eastern business mood after meetings with national leaders including Harding and Hoover. He cites production cost simplification, a shift to steady growth, and strong real estate financing as signs of revival, with heavy construction and Niagara Falls activity noted. Herren plans further tours to connect real estate boards with the national association.
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William E. Herren
Waterloo
National Real Estate Association
East
Association
Washington, D. C
Herren
Washington
Calvin Coolidge
Charles A. Rawson
Iowa
Herbert Hoover
Mr. Herren
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Ohio
Hoover
Department of Commerce
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Chicago
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Johnstown
Great Lakes
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Canada
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Niagara River
McHerren
John Wagner
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Real Estate Association
Pacific ‘Coast
National Association
San Francisco
City in Brief Update From Waterloo Area News
Numerous brief items report residents leaving for Easter visits Y M Kellwig bicycle thefts near Commercial Street and other city happenings. Entries note illnesses including pneumonia and typhoid, a car strike on Fourth Street, a derailed switch engine, police inquiries, and Waterloo residents wiring from Los Angeles about jobs with the California Telephone & Telegraph Co.
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South Street
Mullan Avenue
Fourth Street
Byrnes Park
H. R. Larson
Terminal Building
Wayne Dickey
Everett Dooley
Los Angeles
California Telegraph & Telephone Co
Unclear OCR fragment with market figures and locations
Fragmentary financial notes show prices for grain and flour in New York and Omaha. Mentions Waterloo families in Los Angeles and various price quotes like 7.75 and 6.60, with several garbled terms and abbreviations.
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