Wheat Market Trends Show Mixed Advances and Declines
Market notes indicate favorable foreign and domestic crop advice with a late day tendency to decline for wheat, despite reduced global supplies. Prices closed with mixed moves across Wheat and Corn futures, oats steady, and corn demand firmer as outside market purchases continue. North American corn stocks fell by 154,000 bushels for the week, standing at 37.362 million, versus 48.571 million a year ago.
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Cotton Market Steady in Liverpool and U.S. Opens Higher
Liverpool and Chicago reports show steady to higher cotton prices. Liverpool sales reach 6,000 bales with mixed mids and good ordinaries. futures ranges for March through December indicate modest gains as markets open. In Chicago, March cotton opens 2 points higher with May July and October futures up across the board.
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Minneapolis grain price report dated March 19
Minneapolis Minnesota March 19 reports grain prices with Wheat receipts 179 carloads and comparisons to last year. No. 1 northern wheat at 1.0134 to 1.3244 dollars per bushel, No. 4 northern 14 percent protein, Montana 4 percent at 1.2434 to arrive 1.39. Corn No. 3 yellow improved. Oats No. 3 white 49 to 54 cents.
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Derk
Montana
Futures in Butter Eggs and Potatoes Move on Chicago Board
Chicago futures show price moves across butter and eggs with new storage standards and December contracts. Potatoes receipts slow as shipments total 769 cars while sacked whites rise in Wisconsin, Minnesota, North Dakota, and Red River regions. Wheat and corn quotes from St Louis reflect soft demand with No 2 red wheat near 1.42. Sugar and hay rounds out a mixed commodity picture with Minneapolis flour unchanged.
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Red River
Idaho
Russell
Board of Trade Cash Quotations for March day
The Board of Trade lists cash quotes for wheat corn oats barley and seeds. Prices show No 4 barle y at 2.18 percent, No 4 yellow wheat around 93 to 94 cents, No 2 white oats near its quoted range, Timothy seed at 5.00 to 5.60, clover seed at 28.50 to 31.50, and provisions such as lard at 14.62.
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Provisions and Prices Across Markets Reported in March
New York and Chicago market summaries show live poultry, butter, cheese, and eggs with varying receipts and prices. Poultry prices range from 20 to 34 cents for ducks and hens, with turkey and rooster values noted. butter and cheese receipts are listed with several grades, while eggs show mixed firsts and other classifications. Market reports from Saint Paul and Kansas City note unchanged trends in poultry, butter, and cheese, with regional price details and supply signals.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Highlights Mixed Prices
Kansas City prices show hogs receipts 12 000 with top $1.58 per 100 pounds and packers bidding around $11.35 for whitehairs. Cattle receipts 8 500 with calves and yearlings steady. vealers to 17.00. cows to 8.75. stockers and feeders 11.70 to 13.75. Sheep receipts 7 000 with lambs steady to firm. lop fed lambs near 16.80 and ewes to 10.25.
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Kansas City Grain Prices and Receipts Report
Wheat receipts total 169 cars with mixed quotations for No 2 and No 3 hard and red wheat. Corn and oats show varied prices across No 2 white and yellow categories with No 3 and mixed lots also quoted.
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Keneas City
Peoria Grain Market Report From Peoria Ill
Peoria Ill March 19 corn prices drifted with declines noted across several yellow and mixed grain grades. Prices shown include No 4 yellow and No 5 yellow with adjustments and mixed lots, reflecting a cautious trading day for regional grain markets.
Chicago Hog and Cattle Prices Dip Amid Jumbo Receipts
Heavy hog and cattle receipts in Chicago and outside markets push prices down. Hog top largely 12.00 with loads up to 12.00, while prime lambs rise slightly and sheep steady. Cattle receipts around 6,000 head with varied steers and heifers. calves weak. Week’s totals show hogs 69,240 and cattle 93,614 against last year.
Omaha Livestock Market Report March 19
Market data for hogs cattle and sheep from Omaha shows receipts of 37,000 hogs with feeders and sows priced around 10.35 to 11.25 per hundredweight and top bids near 10.50. cattle receipts about 6,000 with steady to weak trends and veals firm. sheep receipts 4,000 with lambs strong and fat ewes around 10 to 16.50 in a mixed daily summary.
St Joseph Livestock Market Report Summary
St Joseph market reports 4000 hogs and 1700 cattle with varied bids. Hogs range 11.25 to 11.85 top, 270 to 330 lb at 11.00 to 11.40 and lights up to 10.50. Cattle include calves 300, yearlings and steers steady to higher, fat cows around 8.50 to 9.50, beef cutters 7.50 to 7.70. Sheep receipts 60, I207 direct to feed loss, lambs around 16.50 to 16.75, woolskins 16.10.
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Iowa Hog Prices From Packing Centers Report
Prices for hogs quoted by Iowa packing centers with regional variations. Des Moines receipts and market notes list prime rights and mediums, heavies, sows, and feeders with per hundredweight and dollar ranges, including Cedar Rapids Mason City Ottumwa and Ottumwa area contrasts.
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Waterloo Markets Update Prices and Goods Listings
Market bulletin lists prices for flour butter eggs and produce with cattle hogs and lambs quotes from Rath Packing Co and Swift Co. Includes hides furs and pelts and a Buckhawk Rabbit Exchange notes with live rabbit pricing and weight brackets.
Livestock prices and bonds from St Louis and Peoria markets
East St Louis market reports hogs cattle and sheep with mixed price changes and numerous figures. Peoria Livestock notes hogs lower while top bids and sales show varied results. Liberty bonds and foreign exchange rates also listed for March 14 to 19.
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Bond Market Shifts as Treasuries Waver and Converts Edge Stocks
In New York and markets abroad, bond activity showed mixed, with fractional price moves and steady time money. Treasury issues faced pressure while convertible stocks like Anaconda Capper and American International drifted, Colorado Fuel’s subsidiary spurred a sharp rise on a large sale, and foreign Chilean notes remained uneven amid broader market noise. Separate livestock notes from Sioux City report cattle receipts around 4,000, hogs 4,000, and sheep bids steady, with vealers and yearlings trading near listed ranges and packing hogs moving lower.
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Copper Shares Rally Amid Steady Market Demand
New York March 10 copper stocks led gains as market activity rose despite a 10 percent call money rate. Greene Cananea surged to a record near 297 while Anaconda and Kennecott hit new highs. Radio fell, with widespread gains in Case Threshing, Baldwin Locomotive, National Lead and International Business Machines. The market closed firm, with roughly 4.3 million shares traded and copper, oil, and railroad equipment shares showing strength.
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Texas and Pacific and Union Lines Listed in Early Trade
A collage of railroad company names appears amid a market wire text, followed by cattle hogs and sheep quotes from South St. Paul Livestock Market in Minnesota. Receipts show 1,800 cattle with varied weights and prices, 2,400 calves, 1,500 hogs, and 500 sheep, with steady to mixed price movements and noted weakness in inner city trades. Nearby grain quotes from New York, Chicago, and Omaha list No. 3 hard wheat around 1.15 to 1.20 dollars and corn and oats price ranges for scattered grades.
Heir to Tavolara wagered life in Los Angeles car trade
Los Angeles March 19. Lowell Hawthorne Frampton, 22, claiming kin to Tavolara royalty, wagers $1,000 in two years in Los Angeles or two months dishwashing in El Paso. He says his mother’s line ties him to King Paul II and Tavolara, a tiny island off Sardinia with a five-man army and a history of claimed kings.
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Floods Disrupt Cedar Falls & North End Rail Service
Waterlogged tracks and washed out roadbeds from the weekend flood cripple Cedar Falls and North end rail traffic. Loop streetcars cannot complete routes with avulsed tracks near Chautauqua and Sang Souch parks while Avon Street remains a terminal for fast and westbound cars. Highland Linden service resumes on schedule. Waverly and interurban links face detours and bus substitutions to La Porte City and Cedar Rapids, with fourteen washouts between Waterloo and La Porte City.
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Y M C A Plans Five Weeks Of Activities
The Y M C A announces a busy five week program starting with a gymnasium festival and the annual Industrial League banquet at 6 15 p m Today. The schedule includes Watertown and Black Hawk county events, regional tournaments, a state boys work conference, a mother and son banquet, and multiple religious education activities with leaders from Columbia University and other institutions.
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Perry to host three team girls basketball title tournament
Audubon secretary McIntire announced the state girls basketball championship final will be staged in Perry on Thursday. The round robin format will feature Ida Grove Pleasant Plain Perry Iowa Falls and three matchups set across three rounds with local officials to determine the champion. L Mendenhall Cedar Falls and Hugh Lundy Albie will referee. Newsboys club work highlighted at Kiwanis luncheon with Rod Debatte Verne Remy and Rev J Richmond Morgan in attendance.
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Underwater Sewage Pump Motor Survives Flood Run
An underwater five horsepower motor in the Daw son street sewer house pumped sewage through floodwaters. It disappeared underwater during the Friday flood and continued to operate as city officials watched. Assistant Inspector McGowan drained the bearings and found the motor in fine running order, its insulation preventing short circuiting.
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Frank J. McGowan
Missing Cresco Banker Sought By Police
Police in LeRoy Minnesota seek 50 year old banker Bowers of the First National Bank of Cresco. He was last heard from after spending the night of March 9 at Bills hotel. described as 5 feet 8 inches tall in a brown suit and grey hat. Brother in law Lomas of Lomas Hardware relayed the message.
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Brazilian government seeks 75 million loan report
Rio De Janeiro March Brazilian government reported negotiating a 75 million dollar loan. In Managua March 19 a report received here says several Nicaraguan bandits were killed in a fight with U S marines and native troops near the Honduran frontier.
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