Pershing to Face War Costs Hearings in France
Paris August general Pershing will appear before the war expenditures investigation committee of Congress. He will be questioned on surplus stocks, Allied material destruction, and the bulk sale of American goods to France totaling about 135 million dollars for food and 137 million for clothing.
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War Expenditures Investigation Committee of Congress
France
Romartin
Supreme Council Considers Austrian Treaty
Paris reports the supreme council examined the Austrian presence treaty. The accompanying letter is unfinished, but the treaty likely will be handed to the Austrians early next week.
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Aung
Supreme Council
Ezaln
Market declines and mixed grain futures in Chicago
Chicago Aug 30 quotes show live hog prices down about 3 to round figures while grain and provisions drift lower at the open. Corn hits new low for December and May then rebounds about three cents. oats rise with corn. Cash trade dull. September pork and ribs rise modestly. preclose quotes list open, high, low, and close figures for corn, oats, lard, and ribs with regional car lot data for Minnesota and Chicago.
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Chicago
Washington
Minn
Duluth
Mixed commodity prices across major markets in late August
Chicago to New York and Midwest towns report corn and wheat trading near late August levels. No. 2 mixed corn around 1.84 to 1.88 dollars, No. 2 white oats about 0.72 to 0.73, Minneapolis lists wheat receipts and No. 2 northern at 2.50 to 2.45, Kansas City shows cash wheat mostly steady with No. 2 red around 2.16 to 2.18, corn around 1.75 to 1.82, oats lower, flax at about 5.26, with regional notes from Peoria and St. Louis and New York spot prices for corn and wheat. butter and milk markets mixed with steady cheese and poultry prices. sugar and coffee also summarized.
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iLsok
Onts
Varley
Timothy
St. Louis
Minneapolia
Minneapolis
Stag
Kanana Cley
Kansas City
Peoria
New York
Minnesota
Tdaho Rurals
Trish Cobblers
New Jersey
Local Market Prices for Hay and Grain by Knollenberg Milling
The Knollenberg Milling Company quotes farm prices for hay and grain with specifics on wheat oats corn and straw. New wheat No 1 tested 60 lbs or batter 2 11 per bushel No 2 new wheat 2 08 lye 1 50 per bushel Oats 76c Corn 1 96 Baled straw 9 10 Timothy hay 30 Clover hay 26 Prairie hay 12 Alfalfa hay 33 2 Clover mixed hay 20 Loose straw 7 60 Baled wheat straw 8 Baled oats straw 8 10 Timothy 30 32 Mixed hay 23
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Atlypy Anrk Brothers
Hough
J. 2. Hood and Co
C. F. Bishop Co
Horses and Mules Auction Report at St Louis
Southern buyers led the auction with best demand for well finished stock. Drafts sold 150 to 200 dollars, eastern buyers scarce. southern horses commanded 125 to 160 for fair to good quality. Mules showed steady demand across the better cot ton and mine classes, with prices ranging up to 380 dollars for larger sizes and varied hand measurements.
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Louis
Prices Weaker In Local Markets On Friday Hogs Drop
Local market reports show weaker prices across commodities. Hogs fell 50 cents per hundredweight, turpentine fell two cents per gallon in barrel lots, and farm produce on city market lots sold for mixed rates including corn at 1.49 per bushel and oats around 0.75 to 0.78 per bushel.
Cross Currents Seen In Nations Industry Outlook
New York Aug 80 Bradstreets outlook notes mixed signals in trade and industry with some improvements and cautious optimism. Sentiment improves on railway policy and wholesale food price drops, yet labor unrest and strikes cloud prospects while a possible steel works strike looms and banks report clearings of 7,065,690 dollars.
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New York
Bradstreets
Stocks Rally Amid Buoyant Opening on Friday Market
New York stocks opened with a buoyant tone as railroads' coast strike stance and a federal ruling favoring Southern Pacific supported gains. Steel shares led, with Bethlehem and U S Steel prominent late, while total volume reached about 900000 shares amid mixed conditions in the grain and oil sectors.
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Allied
Bethlehem
United States Steel
Baldwin
American Car
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Long Commission Co
Armour Ptd
Atchison
A. T. and
Cudah
Mo. Phen Y
Ban 'P
Lorillard
Penn
Sears Roe
Stew
War
Swift
Supar
Studebaker
Strelair
Chicago and East St. Louis Livestock Market Report
Chicago hogs receipts 13,000, top 19.50, cattle receipts 4,500 with mixed changes, sheep 6,000 receipts with lambs down, prices vary by weight and lot. East St Louis bureau reports hogs 6,000 receipts with top 19.73, cattle 2,200, sheep 1,200, markets showing losses in hogs and varied cattle and lamb values. Kansas City and Peoria markets with similar mixed movements and price spreads across hogs cattle and sheep.
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Kansas City
Aus
Peoria
Peorta
Ane
Grain and Stocks Corn and Oats Rally on Bullish Kansas Report
Grain and Stocks notes a broad active market with corn and oats closing strong. Kansas state crop estimate of 56.6 million bushels boosts sentiment while deferred futures discount limits gains, with cash prices mixed but generally firming and demand healthy despite light country offerings. Provisions trade steadies as hogs and grain outlook improve amid investor support.
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Hecht Hog
Daily Market Letter on Corn Oats Provisions and Stocks
Long Commission Co reports mixed market signals as corn and oats see short covering and demand shifts amid holiday timing. Kansas yield estimates curb gains while cash corn lags. oats face export impediments. hogs and corn rally lift provisions. rail stocks rebound on labor stance and food price policy hints.
New York Stocks Outlook From J E Bennett Firm
The market opened strong on Friday and held firm for part of the session offering shorts chances to cover contracts over the double holiday. A desperate drive is reported in Crucible steel against shorts while under manipulation this stock should be left alone until the speculative atmosphere clears. The upturn is expected to end unexpectedly.
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Baldwin Locomotive
Aterson
Great Northern
Southern
Seed Market Prices From Toledo Report
Seed market report from Toledo lists prices for Alsike Prime and Timothy Prime cash and futures across several delivery months. Prices shown include March 25 and December contracts, with figures such as Alsike prime cash 4.76 and Timothy prime cash 5.30 to 5.82, plus clover seeds and other entries.
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Alsike
Timothy
Pratt
Dee
New York Money Market Report Highlights Rates
New York Money market figures show Mercantile paper at 5 percent with brief irregulars in government and railroad bonds. Time loans active with 60 90 and 6 month maturities and bids around six percent. Call money easy with closing bid at six percent.
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New York Money
New York
Mercantile Paper
Stock tips and bond quotes from a financial note
A conservative roundup advises buying during the breaks in oils coppers tobaccos and leathers while oils and mining shares firm on recent gains. It notes New York Industrials, Caledonia and Hecla as strong picks and lists U S government bonds with various coupons and maturities.
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Cific
Union Pacific
St. Paul
Canadian Pacific
Rock Island
Willyn-Overland
General Motors
White Motor
Studebaker
New York
Caledonia
Hecla
Liberty Bonds Final Prices on Aug 30 in New York
Final prices for Liberty bonds listed by type in New York on August 30 show 24s at 99.96, first 4s at 94.30, second 4s at 92.66, first 4% at 94.30, second 4% at 92.98, third 4% at 94.86, fourth 4% at 93.28, victory 3% at 99.50, and victory 4% at 99.62.
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New York
Liberty
Victory
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