Market News Sees Mixed Corn Rally Amid Anxiety Over Shortage
Chicago market reports increased anxiety over coal shortages lifting corn prices with December at 1.83 and May at 2.32, oats higher, hogs strong, and provisions up. A major industrial corn buyer withdrew from the market late, tempering gains. export sales and tighter oats supplies support firmness.
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Chicago
Smarket
Long Commission Co
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Grain Prices Across Cities Report December Market Notes
Grain markets show mixed cash bids in St Louis Minneapolis and Kansas City with No 2 corn around 1.51 to 1.55, wheat at No 1 northern about 3.00 to 3.10 in Minneapolis, and oats hovering near 0.72 to 0.79. Cash wheat futures steady in Peoria and New York spots firm with No 2 yellow oats around 1.71 C&F.
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St. Lonia
ST. ,Ouis
Minneapolia
Minnea
Kansan City
Kansas City
Peoria
Peorta
New York
GP Tebop Ce
Swift
Blatchford
Bolles
Rogera
Horse and Mule Prices from Eastern Sale List
A fragmented sale catalog lists horse and mule prices: Eastern drafts and mares in various grades from good to choice, with prices around 130 to 140 dollars. Mules range from 90 to 200 dollars for different heights and ages, noting fourteen to seventeen hands and several quality categories.
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East &T. Lovis
Local Markets Wheat Advances and Prices Rise
Wheat on the local market advanced four cents with mills paying 42.18 for No 1 tested grain and 2.15 for No 2 tested grain. Hay and grain prices strengthened as the new wheat came in. Quotations cover livestock, milling products, and various hay grades, with flour prices rising alongside wheat. Local market notes include hogs, cattle, and poultry prices, and a lengthy list of related commodities and byproducts.
Wall Street Mixed as Markets Hover Amid World Tensions
Trading on the New York exchange reflected widespread unease from coal strikes textile labor unrest and Mexican tensions while major issues before the Supreme Court added to volatility. General Motors and other high priced issues fluctuated 5 to 12 points as shipping leathers and other sectors showed intermittent strength. Bond markets remained heavy and call money dipped from 7 to 6 percent amid total sales around 23.7 million dollars.
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NUW
York
Stock Exchange
Supreme Court
General Motors
Pierce
Arrow
Crucible Street
New York
Long Commission Co
Atchigan
BRY Big A
Amer
Pacific
Erfe
Goodrich
Mid
N. Y. Central
P. Lorillard
Penn
Brudebaker
Sinclair OM
Texas of
ULS
Steel Com
Vu, S&s Steel
Union Pacific
U.S. Rubber
Westing
Big Willys-Over
Wilson and Co
Sage and Sulphur Hair Darkening Compound Popular Again
An old grandmothers recipe of Sage Tea and Sulphur returns as Weyth's Sage and Sulphur Compound. Drug stores offer ready-to-use product that darkens gray hair and leaves a natural lustre. application is simple with a comb or brush.
Grain and Livestock Quotes From Chicago and St Louis Markets
Chicago price bids show hogs weak with heavy packing sow prices around 14 dollars and cattle receipts near 35 thousand with varied cuts and weights. Sheep show strong lamb values while St Louis reports hogs higher with bulk sales near 14.40 to 14.70 and improving demand.
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Peoria
Kansas City
Chicago
St. Louis
Market Summary From Chicago New York Prices Dec 2
Chicago values show butter firm creamery 58 71 cents and 53 8 cents for higher grades. Eggs steady and prices for poultry and potatoes listed. New York reports butter higher creamery extras 92 to 3 four cents, eggs firm with various ranks, sugar and coffee quoted, bond market figures included.
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Chicago
North Dakota
Red River
Washington Gems
New York
Daily Market Letter from Long Commission Co
The Daily Market Letter notes corn remains strong amid restricted shipping disrupting receipts and potential tieups in industrials and terminals. Oats show firm volume with good buying on pullbacks, while hogs rise early then sellers push prices down. Stocks face liquidation with vulnerable spots, coal strike and labor conditions as key bearish factors, and high November interest rates curbing buying.
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Clore
Lima Ills Thanksgiving Events And Local News
Lima Illinois residents shared Thanksgiving dinners at the Christian church in Warsaw. A Christmas bazar is planned by Methodist ladies. Local church services featured Rev. Jacobs. Area residents traveled from Quincy and Marceline for meals and visits. A buggy car collision north of Lima caused damage but no serious injuries. A new Christian Endeavor society forms, uniting the two churches. Coal at the schoolhouse is running short unless miners assist.
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Lima
Ill
Egghers
Ella Goddertz
Warsaw
the Christian Church
Methodist Church
Rev. Jacobs
Christian Church
BE. C. Hull
Bert Whitned
Eastern Star
Quincy
O. Shipe
Clark
W. B. Clark
P. Carlin
Roy Morton
Bowen
James Fleacher
Ida Eddy
Butler School
Loraine
Mina
W. B. Kendrick
Cleve Miller
Marcelline
James Fletcher
FE. C. Hill
John Kilam
Thia
Jesse Hunter
Blessing Hospital
Neva Winter
Jesss
Russell Thornton
Clyde Whitney
Adam Priepst
John Ernest
Lee Hess
Dec Poulter
Charley Brickman
Henry Jacoby
Marvin Whitney
Cleo Harness
Marvin Bolt
Palesuarg
Knox Colege
Maple
Winter trapping profits drive townsfolk to endure wood shortage
Many boys and some men trap this winter to earn money as furs fetch good prices. Jacob Schaefer has been ill for a while but is improving now.
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Jacob Schaefer
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Horaes
Knolenberg Milling Company
Anck Brothers
J. EB. Haed and Co
Skunk—Hblack
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Bae Ae Muskrat
Ibherty
Liberty
Victory
New York Money
Mercantile Paper
James E. Bennett &Co
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
Hampshire Street
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8Th & York
Santas
U. S
Knollenberg
Knollenberg Milling Company
8Th and
Liberty Bonds
A. E. Prince
Newcomb Hotel
Osler
DR. Strohl
Sterns
Ohsman Sons & Co
City Hall Square
City Hall
Quincy, III
Weilers
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