New York Economic Outlook 1929 by Standard Statistics
Current indications of trend across divisions show earnings rising in Agricultural Implements by 6 to 10 percent over 1928, with several sectors such as Automobiles and Trucks and Cotton Goods improving. Construction, Steel, and Railroads show strong activity. Rubber, Rayon, and Woolens also report solid or expanding demand, while Leather, Shoes, and Zinc face mixed pressures.
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Hogs Cattle And Sheep Prices Steady At St Joseph Market
Receipts: hogs 6000 steady to higher, top $11.10 for 160-330 lb pigs. cattle receipts 1700, calves 300, steer trade steady, Missouri heifers up to $25.50, cows $7.00. sheep receipts 4000 steady with bids 25 cents lower for range ewes and fat lambs around $7.50 to $13.75 for feeders.
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Missouri
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Ree
Liverpool
Chicago
S. ST. Paul
Bouth
Sioux City Livestock Market Report Sept 3 1930s
Receipts total 3 500 cattle with vealers and stockers showing strength yet varied by class cattle prices ranged from 7 00 to 16 00 for beef animals cows and bulls noted steady to weak hogs 5 000 head with steady to lower undertone top near 10 75 lambs and sheep receipts 8 000 with fat lambs and feeders in demand on notable market activity
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Prairie grain prices and hay market report from Peoria and St Louis
Proris Ith Sept 3 corn prices show No 1 yellow at 1.00 per bushel and No 2 yellow at 1.09 with other grades listed. mixed corn and oats prices noted with fractions. In St Louis hay markets, regular timothy No 1 at 19.00 to 20.90, clover mixed 16.00 to 17.00, alfalfa 24.00 to 26.00 per unit.
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School openings resume across northeastern towns
The Torch Schools and several district systems launch the new term this month with staff lists for Plainfield Rand on Brandon Quasqueton New Key Stages Clarksville Mitchell St Ansgar and Marble Rock. Announced faculty include superintendents principals and department heads across English math science music home economics and athletics as classes begin Monday.
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Selma Trautman
Hazel Kately
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Mary Harms
Esther Case
Pearl Carlson
Irish Leaders Clash Over Privy Council Powers
Dublin reports that President Cosgrave and Eamon De Valera agree the final say in legal decisions rests with the Irish Free State Supreme Court yet the constitution allows appeals to the king in council. The government resists Privy Council hearings in London and has passed acts to blockMitigants seeking such leave, except for the Unionist party which favors the British link.
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Whittling and Sewing Lose Out with Firemen
New Orleans fire chief John Evans says knitting embroidery and needlework are lost arts among local firemen. Stations once offered idle pastimes now focus on fire fighting skills and study of new methods, though checkers remains a popular pastime.
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Wheat futures slip from early gains on bears and profit-taking
Chicago traders saw wheat fail to hold early gains as bears and profit takers pressured prices. Liverpool cables and dry Argentine weather supported futures briefly, but digesting reports capped moves. Receipts, cash trade, and private estimates pointed to weakness in corn and oats as market activity muted after midmorning.
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Chicago Board of Trade
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Liverpool
Minneapolis Grain Prices and Receipts Report
Minneapolis grain market notes receipts at 609 cars with prices for wheat including No 1 Northern at 1.40 to 1.42 and No 1 dark northern around 1.36 to 1.39 per bushel. Also listed are prices for No 1 amber durum No 2 and No 1 red durum and oats trading for No 3 white.
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Minneapolis Flour Market Report Includes Various Prices
Minneapolis flour shipments show changes in comload sacks and bran prices. Unchanged figures noted with per-barrel and per-sack amounts, including 7.75 and 98 tobacco sacks.
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Hay markets quiet with demand slow in late August
Washington dispatch reports hay markets quiet with liberal offerings slightly above needs for week ending Aug 31. Deteriorating pasture due to heat and dryness, yet harvest pace remains rapid with much dry crop saved in good condition. prices listed for U S timothy and alfalfa across Chicago Minneapolis St Louis Kansas City Omaha. Visible grain supply in New York shows wheat up 5.693 million, corn down 38 million, oats up 4.478 million, rye up 228 thousand, barley up 2.162 million bushels.
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Hay Market Review
United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics
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Prairie
Kansas City
Omaha
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New York
Market Notes from Chicago and New York Cash Quotation Board
Chicago and New York markets report varied cash quotations for wheat corn oats and related items. Prices show No 1 and No 2 grades with fractions, receipts and packing stock details, and dairy poultry and eggs values in several categories.
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Chicago change buying selling quotations district grain
Chicago market notes buying and selling quotations for wheat and corn. Wheat prices for No 2 red No 3 and No 2 hard are listed with bid and ask ranges. Corn prices show No 1 mixed No 2 yellow No 2 white and No 3 white quotations with cents per bushel.
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Representative Livestock Sales at Union Yards
Representative Livestock sales in Union Yards Chicago opened today. The report notes early offerings in the market with details on horse lots and other animals. The event is covered by INS with ongoing updates expected.
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Stocks Climb to New Highs as Steel Leads Rally
U.S. steel shares surged to new records with Steel at 263, American Telephone and Telegraph and International Telephone also hit highs. Broad rally lifted utilities and copper stocks, while some profit taking appeared briefly. rail shares lagged as the market traded at about 6 million shares daily.
Grain and corn price report from Omaha market
The Omaha market notes show prices for wheat and corn with various grades. Hard wheat No 1 and No 2, spring No 1, dark smutty, and mixed grades are listed with dollars per bushel. Corn values include No 2 white and No 1 yellow and mixed grades.
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Liberty bond closing prices and market notes
New York September 3. Closing prices on Liberty bonds show figures for the 4 1/4 and 4 1/2 issues with Treasury securities quoted alongside. Markets report varied activity across bond series.
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New York
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Ss. Treasury
Bond Market Gains Shadowed By Mixed Returns
New York trading opened with modest gains as domestic bonds rose several points on light interest. 4s, 6s, and several rail issues advanced while convertibles tied to stock. International Telephone and American Telephone notes climbed near recent highs amid broad but uneven activity.
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United States
Swamp cattle market receipts show slow sales in midweek
Garcagos Sept 3 The Swamp cattle market faced a heavy 94,040 ton two day supply with only 800 head on direct killing. Packers struggled to attract fresh killing material as prices edged lower while carryover was small. Hog receipts around 40,010 with steady bids, while cattle receipts reached 24,000 with calves 4,000 and lambs 35,100. overall prices mixed to steady with several classes down slightly.
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Iowa Hog Prices Rally Across Cedar Rapids to Des Moines
Iowa hog markets show varied quotes with Cedar Rapids and Des Moines receipts. Primes and heavies range from about 7.50 to 10.60 per cwt on 140 to 500 pound hogs, with Mason City and Ottumwa listings, and barley futures noted for Minneapolis markets.
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St Paul Livestock Market Report September 3
Livestock receipts at St Paul total 2300 cattle 1200 calves 5000 hogs and 1500 sheep. Cattle mostly steady with some thin sales. hogs show early strength then standstill. calves firm around 16 dollars. sheep lightly traded with prices mostly unchanged.
Estimated livestock receipts and commodity quotes abroad
The item lists Chicago livestock receipts and futures along with butter and eggs futures, raw and refined sugar prices in New York, hay prices in Chicago, clover seed in Toledo, and various foreign exchange rates for major countries as of September 3. It includes numbers for storage, futures, and currency values across multiple markets.
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