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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1929

Page

16

Wheat and corn rally on shrinking supply and weather

Chicago and Liverpool futures strengthened as wheat visible supply fell by 4 231 000 bushels and corn demand rose amid wet weather and late planting in the belt. Markets priced higher May and July wheat, with mixed oats and steady to firmer provisions as traders eyed Washington forecasts and rail rate cuts.

Chicago United States Liverpool Washington Interstate Commerce Commission Park of Commission Houses Witness Iowa 48 Gorn Bain Orean Passage Provisiona

Cash Wheat and Mead Prices in Chicago Board of Trade Quotes

Chicago May 14 quotes show wheat prices for Nos 3 and 4 hard around 1.05. Germ mixed and white grades listed with multiple numbers and cents. Rye and barley values incomplete. timothy and clover prices noted. provisions include lard rib and bellies at specific dollar figures.

Chicago

Provisions and Prices Across New York and Chicago Markets

Market listings show butter creamery receipts 5 880 cases with firsts at 430 packing 934 340 and other weekly figures. Poultry notes cover dressed steady chickens fresh 34 800 frozen 30 46c and turkeys fresh 95% 13c frozen 30 45c. Chicago butter receipts 14 763 tubs with standards 41 40 and extras 40 2 4ic. Cheese and eggs also tabulated with several firsts and packing figures.

New York Hannery Brown Chicago Alec Abele Souns Americas

Grange Buying and Selling Quotations From Chicago

Chicago May 14 closing quotations on leading shares show mixed activity with many listings including Borg Warn, Butler Tires, Great Lakes Aircraft, United States Gypsum, United States Radio and Tel, Viking Pump, Zenith, Farm Equip, and Oliv. Farm Equipment among others. Wheat prices at Kalamazoo show no gales red and mixed corn and oat quotes with several varieties detailed.

Chicago Chicero Stock Exchange Borg Warn Peewee Eens Flats Butler Tires Club Great Lakes Grigsby-Grunow Hart Carter Inswil Kalamazoo Sto Meadows Srove Meadows Missouri Kansas Fire Line Morrell Persisteey Pines Ant Corp United States United States Radio & Tel Viking Pump Zenith Rachel Oliver Parny N.Y

Hay stocks show small on hand as market stays dull

Washington May 13 The weekly hay market review reports most of the season's surplus hay has moved to consumption and farm stocks on May 12 totaled about 11.1 million tons versus last year's 17.9 million. Domestic disappearance this season is near 113 million tons, the highest except 1927-29. Prices for No 1 timothy and alfalfa grade alfalfa vary across Chicago Kansas City Omaha and other markets.

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St Joseph Livestock Market Report May 13 Prices Mixed

Hog receipts 3,000. demand fair and steady to higher for heavy hogs 170 to 240 pounds and 250 to 290 pounds showing top around 10.65. Packing sows firm to 0.50. Cattle receipts 2,000 plus calves 400. best steers and yearlings slow, stockers steady, cows 11.25 to 11.60, veal 13.00. Sheep 9,000. market slow with bids few. lambs 14.00 and springers 17.60 reported.

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Wall Street Ends Mixed as Credit Doubts Return

Financial markets show broad weakness amid renewed credit concerns after a rate cut in call money failed to stabilize sentiment. Heavy selling presses industrials, with Case Threshing, Commercial Solvents, Allied Chemical, and U S Industrial Alcohol among losers. Missouri Pacific and Erie gain on rail and power shares as General Electric recovers. Volume near 4.6 million shares as some leaders slip and others rebound, with United Aircraft and Chrysler among notable moves.

New York Federal Reserve United Aircraft Allis Chalmers Allied Chemical U. S. Industrial Alcohol Johns Manville Montgomery Ward General Electric Western Union United States Steel American Telephone Chrysler Rails and Electrical Missouri Pacific Erie New Haven Missouri Kansas General Electric Westinghouse Electric Jenters General Electric General Railway Pan American 3B PhD Follawsbee Bros Radio South Porto Rico Alrways Electric Applience Phil- Mips Jones Joany United Corporation Chesapeake Cororation American Can Montgomery Ward International Telephone Republic Steel Jass Allied Chem. & Dye Allis Chalmers Mfg American Agr American Camsycera American Car & Foundry American Foreign Power American Locomotiva American Smelting & Refining American Sugar Refining American Tel Televive American Teb Iese American Woolen American Zinc Lead & Fimettins Annaconda Colorado Fuel & Iron Consolidated Gas Electric Power Erie Railroad General American Tank General Asphalt General Cigar General Motors General Outdoor Gimbel Bras Goodrich B. FP Graham Paige Great Northern Pid Great Northern Cre Howe Sound Hudson Illinois Central Tnland Steel International Harveste International Nickel Jordan Motors Kansas Southern Kelly Springfrid Kenneentt Coppery Kresge S. S. Eeereteegees Lambert Lehigh Valley of Louisville& Nashville Mack Tricks Marland Oil Minti Copper Petr Northern Pacific Prekasd Motors Pactie Paramount Famous Lasky Pennsylvania Veus- Bpollips Petres Pure Oil Radio Corpu Amaa, Oo Tending Hia Bende Rerne Nea Hoon Rep Iron & Steel Reynolds Tabacro Oui Bears Roebuck Shell An Crucible Steel Dupont de Nem N.Y. Noh Missouri Kansas & Texas Missouri Pacfecs Ase Nash Motors United Sates Steel Ads Universal Pipe Wabash Eee Regee Dong White Motors Willys Overland Woolworth Wright Agro Ae New York Central Mellow ‘Teck Sesearses Erie TE

Waterloo Markets May 13 grain and livestock prices

Market report from Waterloo Mis Co lists noon prices for grains including Wheat at 1.00 and Flour quotes. butter and eggs prices from Adelington and Swift Co. potatoes, hay, hides, and livestock quotes for cattle, hogs, lambs, and sheep pelts with ranges for steers, heifers, cows, bulls, hogs, and packing categories. Local vendors cited include Rath Packing and Town Flour & Weed Co.

Waterloo Mis Co Swift Ds Coe Tbs Prom Good Packers Prom Town Flour & Weed Co Cahc Bros

Cotton Prices Edge Higher at Liverpool and Chicago Markets

Cotton demand stays firm at Liverpool with 6,000 bales sold and prices ranging from 9.70d to 11.5Nd. Futures open steady with May at 991d and July at 930d. Chicago cotton quotes show May 14.75c and July 18.73c with small gains and mixed shifts across contracts.

Liverpool Chicago

Chicago futures mixed across storage standards

Market notes show futures closing with decorrelated readings in Butter and Eggs futures. December storage standards at 49940, fresh standards 42thc for June, and refrigerator standards 34% for November. May and June readings include 4790 and 30540 for storage packed fuels.

Chicago Ney

Hog Arrivals at Chicago Limited and Prices Rise

Chicago market today reports strong support from packing houses and large eastern orders lifting hog values by 15 to 25 cents. About 14,000 hogs were sent direct to packing plants with 2,000 on hand, while cattle and sheep prices also show firmness though with some midday slack. Receipts: cattle 16,000. hogs 32,000. sheep 17,000.

Chicago Uftec

Minneapolis Grain Prices Report May Wheat and Corn Quotes

Minneapolis grain notes May 13 with wheat receipts at 208 cars versus 275 a year ago. Cash prices list No 1 northern at 1086 107 percent, No 1 dark northern 14 percent protein near 1.24 to 1.42, No 1 dark hard Montana 1.24, to arrive around 1.20. Amber durum and No 2 varieties priced from 1.10 to 1.17, No 4 near 1.08. May and July futures shown for several wheat contracts and corn No 3 yellow quoted at 81 to 82 cents.

Minneapolis Montana

Iowa Hogs Prices Set by Packing Centers Across Markets

Iowa hog markets report prices at Cedar Rapids and Des Moines plants with primed weights from 180 to over 400 pounds and range 8.50 to 10.60 per hundredweight. Mason City and Sioux City show varied hog and cattle quotes, while steer and heifer figures, veals, and stockers balance with sow values and sheep bids noted.

Kansas City Livestock Market Report May 13

Receipts at Kansas City hogs 8,006 with direct losses, price ranges for various weight classes and sows. Calves 9,000 head plus 1,100 killing classes steady to strong, mixed yearlings and steers noted with price ranges. Sheep receipts 12,000 with spring lambs and sheep prices quoted across weights.

Minneapolis Flour Prices Move Within Narrow Range

Raw sugar in New York holds at 3.58 cents per pound, refined sugar steady at about 5.00 to 5.00 cents. Minneapolis reports flour in carload lots quoted from 6.45 to 6.55 dollars per 100 pounds, Brent crude prices listed between 22.50 and 29.60 dollars, with shipments totaling 34 883 barrels in 98 pound sacks.

Minneapolis Minn Brent New York

Peoria Grain Market Report May 13

Peoria Illinois reports grain receipts with 4 cars traded. Prices show slight gains across yellow corn and mixed categories. No. 3 white and No. 4 yellow notes vary with bids around 49 to 85 cents.

Peoria Aise

Estimated Livestock Receipts and Market Rates Report

Chicago livestock arrivals projected with cattle 7500, hogs 18000, sheep 35000 for tomorrow. Currency and bond quotes show mixed foreign exchange rates and Liberty Bonds values in New York.

Bond Market Slumps as Converts Fall on Renewed Rates

The market showed a broad sell off with convertible bonds dropping while stocks fell. Call loan renewals edged higher at one percent, and Standard Investment issues drifted lower in an irregular session. Major convertibles like American Chemical and American Telephone yielded fractions, while French Republics and U.S. government obligations remained uneven.

American Chemical American Telephone International Telephone United States

Kansas City Grain Receipts Mixed as Markets Report

Kansas City grain notes show Whestty receipts at 84 cars with No 2 hard and No 2 dark hard around 1.10 to 1.06. Corn receipts 48 cars with No 9 white and No 3 mixed values stated. Oats receipts 18 cars largely unchanged with No 2 white around 0.84 to 0.86 per bushel.

Kansas City Herd Ostec

Potatoes Market Report From Chicago Trade Notes

Potatoes receipts show 274 cars on track with 1068 now in and 378 old ships. Market slightly stronger with Saturday 699 and Sunday 31 cars traded as Alabama and Texas outfits report Triumphs sales around 4.75 and 4.35. Russets plow stocks steady while Wisconsin and Minnesota round whites sell around 9 to 0.50 per hundredweight.

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