Wheat Market Rises Then Falls On Greece Purchases
Chicago and other grain markets show early gains driven by rumors Greece bought 7.3 million bushels, followed by a retreat as expectations of slower farm deliveries after February and lighter demand send prices down. May wheat around 1.63 with March near 1.27, oats firmer, corn mixed, hogs lift provisions, varied price quotes across Chicago Omaha Kansas City Minneapolis and other spots.
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Prices in New York and Chicago markets uncover mixed dairy and commodity trends
Butter and creamery prices show higher receipts and variances across regions with creamery extras quoted around 50 cents in Chicago and 49 cents in New York. Eggs, hides, and various commodities exhibit fluctuating quotations amid market turnover and exchange rates in major cities.
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Beef Steers and Hogs Rise in Chicago Cattle Prices
Chicago cattle market reports show beef steers up 25 cents and hogs 15 to 25 cents from yesterday. Receipts total 6 000 cattle, 16 000 hogs, with yearlings and heavy steers around 16.50, bulk beef steers 8.50 to 10.00, butcher stock and cows higher, veal calves 10.50 to 11.59, stockers and feeders 6.50 to 7.75. Sheep receipts 14 000 with fat yearlings and lambs 25 cents higher, yearlings at 8.40 and 6.00 for sheared stock.
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East St. Louis Livestock Prices Foresee Active Trade
East St Louis markets report strong cattle with top $8.75 for steers and $6.59 for heifers. Hogs rise to $10.25 top with bulk jabs around $9.25 to $9.90. calves and stockers show gains. Sheep receipts 1,306 with lambs around $9.59 and handyweights at $35.50 for two decks.
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General Trend Is Stronger on N. Y. Exchange
Atlantic Gulf led a market rally after last week's declines and rose to 50 from 45 1/2 with a low of 42 1/4 on Monday. The rest of the list showed little change with a generally firmer tone. G. S. Steel fell to 344, Mexican Petroleum rose to 187, Kelly-Springfield up a point on solid earnings, American Woolen stronger, Ralls higher while Norfolk & Western slipped to 162 1/2.
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Vamps in Congress and a Postscript Owl Case
Washington gossip recalls the Purple Woman and Minnehaha as leading lobbyists in Congress, with married senators the target of influence and a cautionary note on their impact. In Wilkes-Barre, Aldermen weigh a public owl shooting after Officer Bart’s killing of a tree owl, with the Wyoming Audubon Society arguing legality and protection.
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Partnership to acquire leading Duroc Jersey herd assets
Milton Tostlebe and J. W. McCaffree plan a March 1 partnership at Ideal stock farm Cedar Falls to buy three herd boars 13 brood sows and 168 fall pigs. The deal includes Our Ideal Pathfinder and related bloodlines with recent $500 average sow litters and a 1919 international champion line.
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Good Rubbers For Cold Pack Canning Tested By Expert
Miss Clara Sutter, county home demonstration agent, warns women to choose rubber seals carefully for cold pack canning. She notes many so called rubbers fail in heat, and outlines tests including elasticity and oven-baking. Women should report needed quantities early as supplies must be ordered ahead.
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Lambs Sell At Ten Dollars Per Hundredweight In Iowa Test
John Evvards and Iowa experiment station workers fed about 200 lambs on a molasses based ration with home grown fodder. Nine lots were tested with average sale price near ten dollars per hundredweight and a small range to the top. Best fed lambs gained slowly but outsold others slightly. losses were not as large as feared. Ames Cattle Feeders Day planned for April 11 to share results for economical Iowa beef production.
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Healthy Stock and Fertile Eggs for Strong Chicks
Guidance from United States Department of Agriculture poul try specialists on selecting fertile eggs and healthy stock for strong chicks. Emphasizes proper mating, varied diet, green feed, free range, and good ventilation to maintain breeding vitality and hatchability.
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Towa State College Notes Shift in Feeding Methods
Farm management at Towa State College reports changes in feeding methods as land values rise. The department notes intensified farming and cites several examples showing how land value pressures alter agricultural practices.
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Iowa farmers shift to dairy over older beef farms
An Iowa note discusses dairy farming's rise replacing beef cattle operations as native pastured beef proves unprofitable. It cites that only western-sourced beef may stay profitable for Iowa producers amid ongoing investigations.
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