Trade Review Notes Quiet Winter Optimism
The Chicago weekly trade digest from R G Dun & Co reports steady conditions with ease in finance and growing industrial expansion. Grain shipments rose 4.07 million bushels year over year while receipts climbed 4.86 million. failures in Chicago district stood at 28 vs 27 prior week. wholesale trade shows early spring uptick in food, footwear, clothing, and hardware.
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Grain and livestock price ranges from Detroit and Milwaukee markets
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