Corn market soars as shorts squeezed in mixed Chicago trade
Chicago April 6 market report shows corn rising amid bearish overreach and scarce midday offers. July and September hit season highs while May and July prices move higher. Oats advance modestly with provisions steady to higher. deltas reflect Argentina price influence and late squeeze dynamics. Northwest car lots show mixed weekly totals. receipts and shipments vary across wheat, corn, and oats with notable year over year shifts.
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Diverse Wheat and Corn Prices Across Markets Reported
Chicago and Peoria show mixed grain prices with No. 2 white and yellow corn nudging around 1.58 to 1.67 per bushel and No. 1 hard wheat near 2.60. Minneapolis and St Louis list cash wheat and oats with modest gains while animal feed, hay, and hog prices vary by market.
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Decline of a Dime Reported Friday
After a steady rise over a week the market dipped Friday by ten points. Top price fell a nickel while the lower grades dropped a dime. Repairs on city market scales moved four loads of produce to be weighed elsewhere. Loose mixed hay sold for 25 dollars per ton and vats at 70 cents.
New York Stocks Market Review By J E Bennett Co
Market Monday moved in a narrow range with a steady undertone. Motor stocks led gains while packing shares drew interest. bonds and steel issues showed mixed signals. Curb market firms as war stocks advance. Cosden and Atlendo rising. beware overextended rhetoric and seek bargains on declines.
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Cosden
Atlendo
Rye and Barley Market Prices in Chicago
Market notes from Chicago list rye at 116, barley at 7 800, Timothy and Clover prices shown with nominal values. Readable fragments indicate commodity pricing terms and currency markers.
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Timothy
Market Report Shows Stronger Demand for Horses
RAST ST LOU, April 3. Market improved and stronger on all horses and has recovered the loss sustained week age. Mastern chunks $1Seg1R00, farm mares southern type $125 160, southern horses derive $110 120, southern horses medium $65. Mules with quality sold on arrival and are now higher than this season. 16 to 16 hands $200 825, 18 to 19 hands $225, 14 to 14 1/2 hands $385, 9 to 12 hands $50 12% to $125.
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lHorges
Dun's Weekly Review Optimistic Over Economic Recovery
New York April 6 Dun's Weekly Review reports an optimistic tone about the wartime economy. Despite disputes over deprive questions, business shows growth in confidence and production, with some sectors shifting from government work to civilian channels and price levels stabilizing. Weekly bank statements indicate ongoing expansion in credit.
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Moonshiners Renew Trade In Mountains
In Knoxville Tennessee on April 4 members of the Mountain School Workers organization report a marked rise in illicit distilling across the Appalachian Mountains. They attribute the surge to prohibition and high whiskey prices, with demand pushing the price to 18 to 20 dollars per gallon.
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New York Stock Market Ends Strong After Uncertain Session
Prices across the exchange showed uncertainty in early trading yesterday, then rallied in the final hour. Rail stocks led gains with Southern Pacific up 4 percent as heavy block buying appeared. other transcontinentals rose 1 to 2 points while steel, motors, and chemicals followed the late market strength. Overall volume reached about 800,000 shares amid a backdrop of steel dispute news and peace conference headlines.
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S’rday
Southern Pacific
Hines
Mercantile Marine
United States
Mberly
Market News West and Midwest Livestock Reports
Chicago and St Louis reports show mixed cattle hog and sheep receipts with steady to lower prices. Hogs near midweek demand varied by weight class, cattle steady to mixed as producers adjust to regional market shifts across Kansas City and East St Louis.
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Market notes from New York and Chicago April reports
Markets column reports mixed commodity notes from New York and Chicago. Butter receipts, creamery outputs, egg and poultry figures appear with irregular spellings and typos. Potato markets show firmness, sugar steady at 7.28, coffee spot prices quoted for Santos and Rio varietals.
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Seed Market Tone: Clover and Timothy Prices
In Toledo on April 6, market notes show Clover seed pricing with cash terms at 30 and April 25.50 and October 17.8. Alsike prime cash 2a. Timothy prime cash 10. new d 65 6.15. April 505 May 5121. Rept. 5.70 for October. Bad resolutions are good ones that bean.
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Food Starvation Amid Balkan Transport Turmoil
Amid heavy Balkan snows and war disruption, Herbert Corey reports widespread hunger in Jugoslavia caused by blocked roads and loss of work oxen and carts. Dalmatia and Montenegro face severe shortages despite some Red Cross relief, with many towns experiencing famine while others have food locally.
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Rebekah Lodge Initiation Event at Local Hall
Three candidates were initiated by the Rebekah lodge Tuesday evening. Mrs Lizzie Castle Mrs Sue Glines and Mrs Laura Little served refreshments including fruit salad and cake after the ceremony.
Perry county notes and local elections report
Perry county records a busy week with a 10 percent land assessment rise, notable returns from township and city races, and two Wednesday weddings. Included are visits from Harvey Barry III and Lieut Rolla Six, returning soldiers and a Navy and Army contingent, farm sales by L A Wike, and a funeral for Samuel Winner Sr. Events spotlight community figures Akers Six and Gard.
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Sole Survivor Remains Of Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Founder
The report notes a man who died near Arensville Illinois after residing in the vicinity for years. Among eight founders of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the M E church only Mrs. Lole Parker remains, widow of Bishop E W Parker of India, and the group formed fifty years ago in Boston.
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Boston
Lole Parker
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India
Hall’s Catarrh Medicine Ad Threatens $1000 Reward
State of Ohio Toledo Lucas County and Frank J Cheney swears as senior partner that his firm will pay one thousand dollars for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. The ad claims internal use and action through the blood on mucous surfaces. Notary A W Gleason confirms the oath on December 6. Drugstore price is 75 cents.
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Barlow One Horse Corn Planter Offer
Five dollars buys a Bar low One Horse Corn Planter while supplies last. Contact J. R. Little Metal Wheel Company at First and Cedar Streets for details.
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Cedar Streets
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