Bulls Jolted as Hedging Rule Tightens Grain Markets
Chicago April 28 official notice that hedges would violate anti hoarding laws damped bullish sentiment in grain and stocks. Corn fell sharply to about 127 to 128 per bushel while oats and hogs showed mixed moves. Market for futures and provisions reflected weaker grain demand and tighter export expectations amid May embargo and stock declines.
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Chicago
Food Administration
Long Commission Co
Kong
Shore
Sully Ape
Northwest
Minneapolis
Duluth
Winnipes
Grain Market Prices Across United States April Trading
Grain markets in Chicago St Louis Peoria Omaha Minneapolis and New York show varied quotes for corn oats and yellow and white wheat. Prices range with No 2 white corn around 1.80 to 1.90 while oats and yellow and white wheat display multiple bids and futures indicating steady to mixed trading across regional exchanges.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Peoria
Porta
Selewer
Slsiwlan
Neoglower
Omaha
Omaela
Minneapolis
Minneapolius
New York
Local Markets Prices and Hogs Footnotes
Market prices for man and grain listed by Havkenberg line with hogs and cattle bids from West of the Mississippi. Includes corn prices per cwt and various feeds, plus poultry, hides, and livestock quotations with daily updates and noted market weakness.
New York Stocks Signal Uneven War News Rally
The market showed nerves and irregularity amid war front reports with industrials weak and war stocks down. Yet hints of strength surface for a quicker war end, with U S Steel expected to profit if prices dip and rails favored for steady returns backed by government earnings. Some miners remain weak but the market waits for a bullish move as traders eye an eventual rise.
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U. S. Steel
Sinclair
Chimalee
Cosden
Oklahoma Os
Jeunes
Kerr Lake
Hredla
Cresson Gold
Ciedonutap
Hogs Advance 15 Cents in Local Market
Saturday market notes show hogs gaining 15 cents while 40 wagon loads of farm products entered the city yard. Hay prices ranged from 19.50 to 21 per ton for loose and baled hay, with baled mixed hay at 20, cats at 1 cent a bushel, and corn at 1.46 a bushel.
Toledo Market Prices Include Various Seed Cash Listings
April 28 report from Toledo shows Clover seed prices with Brime Cash at 18.49, Alsthe oprime Cash 15.25, Oct 1510, Timothy prime Cash old 3.80, new 2 sa, Sept 4.50, Oct 4.30, plus fragmented entries for April and other months.
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Toledo
Tolepowy
Grain Prices Reported for Rye Barley and More
Grain prices listed include Rye No 3 at 2 to and Barley 1.45 1.86 with Timothy at 85 and Clover at 18 2s, dated April 28. The snippet presents market figures for rye, barley, timothy, and clover.
Hides Prices Set by War Board for April Market
Hides and skins pricing outlined by the War Industries Board special committee. Current receipts and quality notes indicate higher salability at stated values. Figures cover wet salted hides, dry stocks, horse hides, goat skins, and sheep wool pelts with varying per unit prices and adjustments.
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St, Lauis
The
War Industries Board
Horses and Mules Auction Report From St Louis
FAST ST. LOUIS April 28 Despite a light run there was a fair auction supply with arrivals consigned for the sale. Trading was slower than last week and prices for eastern classes were not strong. Heavy draft and mules showed varied values with high prices for some first hand offerings. overall, prices remained abnormally high despite earlier declines.
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ST. Louvis
Hanida
Stock market muted after German advances on war news
On April 28 the New York market showed dull trading as German western front aggression weighed on sentiment. Rail and industrials posted early declines about 1 to 2 points, then partial rebounds near the close. United States Steel fell about 1.5 points but pared losses. Bond activity was uneven with Liberty issues the main focus. Total sales reached 4.725 million par value.
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New York
Western Front
United States Steel
Union Pacific
Canadian Pacific
General Market News
Atchison
Federal Reserve Bank
U.S
Close
Am. Sugar
A. T
ST JS Lg Am. Love
G and O
Penn
Ceveee HH
Pac
Studebaker
Union Pac
LIS
U.S. Steel
WS. Steel
West. Union
Willys-Over
Livestock Prices Across Markets in Plains and Midwest
Across St Louis Kansas City Sioux City and St Joseph on April 28 cattle hogs and sheep traded steady to higher. Highlights include St Louis hogs topting 17 45 with bulk 17 17 40 and cattle up to 17 10. Kansas City pigs 13 50 17 50 and cattle 14 25 17 26. Sioux City cattle 9 28 14 50. St Joseph hogs 17 40. Omaha cattle 16 50 13 25. wool lambs around 21 25 and 19 80.
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Muasygissippi
Chuice
Chuice Iwsygs, Wele Ding Wu
Wwogon Land Hoga
Choice Poras
Itv
Choice Hones
Drough Teavy Ees
Anck Urruthers
St. Louis
Kansas City
Sioux City
Sioun City
Hght
St. Joseph
Omaha
Omatia
St. Lows
Markets in New York and Chicago Raise Mixed Food Prices
In New York on April 8 receipts for butter creamery and eggs rose with steady to higher prices. cheese and oleomargarine quotes listed, while live poultry and potatoes showed varied runs. Chicago and St Louis reports mirror firmness in poultry and butter, with digs into butter, cheese, and eggs priced by the case and per pound. The piece ends with a joke about name changes by a justice of the peace.
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New York
Chicago
Kansans City
Kansas City
Eye
St. Louis
Reese
Limburger
Rio
Michigan war output tops one billion dollars in war products
Detroit April 28 Michigan has produced over a billion dollars worth of war products and raw materials since the war began with hundreds of millions more on war orders. The Michigan state police defend war resources, guard docks, prevent plots, and report no serious labor disruption or widespread violence.
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Detroit
Mich
United States
Michigan
Seaboard
Michigan State Constabulary
Pennsylvania State Constabulary
Canadian Northwest Mounted Police
Canadian “Mounted
Roy C. Vandercook
Navy
Army
Great Britain
Holland
Canada
Birthplace of the Tank in a Birmingham Village
In Birmingham England on April 28 a Midland village in the Birmingham district is noted as the birthplace of the tank. A wagon manufacturer with many England factories built the first tank at a local site kept out of sight. The plant, formerly railway equipment makers, has expanded and now produces tanks with engines and all other parts made in house by thousands of workers.
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Birmingham
England
America
Timothy hay market steady on good No 1 timothy
Hay and straw markets in St Louis show steady demand for good No 1 timothy with prices around 28 to 30 dollars per ton. Median and lower grades remain in liberal supply with dull activity. various grades of timothy, clover, alfalfa, and straw list prices from about 6.50 to 27 dollars per ton. Local conditions suggest cautious buyer interest and mixed regional pricing.
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ST. Louts
Timothy Hay
Timothy
Ray York Sets Impressive Target Record On Sea Duty
Ray York, first class gunner of 516 York Street and former Quincy Naval Reserve member, is now aboard the U S S Saetea. He scored 97 of 100 on a recent target, with belief he hit 99 to 100. York previously served on the Kansas. His Quincy wife received his letter dated April 6 stating he traveled via France without submarine trouble and found the French people hospitable amid wine and conversation.
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Ray York
York Street
Quincy
U. S. S. Saetea
Tice York
France
Tanks Tested by Naval Crew and Assistants
A crew of naval officers and assistants drive tanks through severe trials including nearly vertical climbs and mud. Those that pass are hauled to the railroad under their own power and loaded for shipment to the seaboard and thence to the front. The passage notes that honesty is often scarce in tense wartime talk.
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Seaboard
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claim and Offer
There is more Catarrh in this section than all other diseases. Doctors prescribed local remedies but failed, calling it incurable. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is a constitutional remedy taken internally and acts through the blood on mucous surfaces. A $100 reward is offered for any case Hall's Catarrh Medicine fails to cure.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Interned Vessel Prinz Elle Friederich Burns and Sinks
The German steamer Prinz Elle Friederich, interned at Puerto Colombia near Bogota, was burned and sunk at her anchorage today. Owned by Hamburg American Line, the 4,150-ton vessel was destroyed while in internment.
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Bogota
Colombo
Prinz Elle Friederich
Puerto Colombia
Hamburg American Line
Bootblacks Take Bonds City Greek group subscribes bond issue
In Chicago on April 28 Greek bootblacks subscribed for 50000 dollars of third liberty loan bonds. Paul Demos secretary of the Greek division of the liberty loan committee announced the action on Saturday.
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Chicago
Paul Demos
Liberty Loan
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