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46
40
40
26
5 2
36
66
36
34
36
38
62
48
30
33
36
64
34
38
40
67
48
42
56
40
32
34
16
62
42
54
70
30
38
38
62
36
28
44
30
52
32
33
32
22
36
32
60
8
26
24
64
36
42
28
20
36
32
38
38
42
42
38
46
32
26
30
28
22
34
43
10
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38
82
46
28
38
34
.30
1.10
58
1.01
74
.10
1.14
LOCAL DATA
For the 24 hours ending at 7 p. m.
March 13. 1924.
Highest temperature . 40
Lowest temperature . 33
Mean temperature . 36
Norm*! temperature . 65
Deficiency In temperature since
January 1 2.80
Rainfall .76
Total rainfall since January 1 ....13.99
Excess in r^ifall since January 1 1.54
Relative humidity. 7 a. m. 74
12 noon .. 68
7 p. m. 95
Dry thermometer, T p. m. 34
12 noon ../.. 39
Wet thermometer. 7 a. .. 31
12 noon . 35
POULTRY AND PRODUCE
CHICAGO, March 13.—The butter
market today was steady and firm with
a fair amount on all grades. There
was considerable demand reported on
89-90 scores, but available supplies were
limited. Centralised cars appeared to
be in better shape today, with just a
fair Inquiry for 89 score, which are
short and quite firmly held. The ma
jority of sales reported on 90 score cars
were prices listed, although in some
cases the dealers were able to obtain a
slight premium.
