Corn market gains as receipts shrink on December trade
Chicago market report shows corn advancing on smaller receipts with January and May futures up around 1.19 percent. Oats rise to new high prices for the season while provisions gain up to 1 dollar. Northwest car lots and Chicago car lots data indicate robust demand with notable daily shipments and total clearances.
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Chicago
Long Commission Co
Park
Se Wee Ee
Minneapolis
Duluth
Winnipeg
Grain Market Signals Mixed Prices Across Cities
Staples across St Louis Minneapolis Peoria and Omaha show corn prices fluctuating from $1.60 to $1.90 for No 2 yellow and white, with mixed bids and futures in several depots. Livestock markets in St Louis Kansas City Chicago and Omaha report steady to firm tones. cattle and hog receipts noted with price ranges across weight classes and regional buyers.
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St. Louia
Cern
Lia. Oatis
St. Lenin Dutores
GT. Lowis
Minneapolia
Minneapolis
Tguts
Peoria
Dee
Oipaha
Omatia
Der
Corm
Kankean
Wansas Ciypy
Seed Market Prices in Toledo Seed and Grain Trade
In Toledo on December 6 seed prices show bold cash declines and futures quotes. Alsike seed trades around 14.50 to 14.80 for Feb and March. Timothy seed is down to 3.67 cash or futures for Dec and March. New York coffee futures rate at 7s for ro and 9s for zantog 4s.
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Toledo
Alsike
Timothy
New York
Dev
Market Letter notes corn gains amid light receipts
Chicago desk reports corn prices rising on light receipts and improving quality of corn and oats, with scarce car supply constraining movement. Oats show strength from rumors of large cash purchases. December oats near reel. Stock market remains weak. Interstate Commerce Commission actions unclear but suggest possible rail financing or repeal of consolidation bans.
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Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Congress
Hog Price Up Five Cents in City Market
In a Wednesday session the local live stock market posted a five cent rise in hog prices as 27 loads of farm products moved at the city lot. Prices listed include hay at $19 to $26 per ton, corn at $1.10 per bushel, oats at $3.69 per ton, and cat price at 65 cents per bushel.
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Knollenberg Milling Company
Swifts
Etalions
Mississiprio River
BO & YQ
Choe
Alte Hough
Lech Hutchers
Anvk Brothers
Rough Sows
Suns
Choice Walton
Hay Market Sees Steady Prices for Timothy Clover
ST LOUIS December 6 Hay-Market stays steady with moderate demand for timothy and clover mixed. High grade hay scarce. prairie clover alfalfa firm. Of 74 cars inspected, 3 listed. Prices quoted: clover mined 28.20, timothy 27.50 to 30.50, alfalfa 30.50. Straw steady at 9.50 per ton. Truth never dodges, no matter who, throws mud at it.
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St, Louis
ST. Louis
Ike
United States
LSC
Stocks Rebound On Rail Board Report
New York Dec 6 A stock market rally followed a Congress bound ICC report on railroads. Rails surged from lows as investors priced in possible Sherman law suspension. Industrials ships copper and specialties led gains with U S Steel rising to around 89 percent. Total sales about 380000 shares with Liberty 4s near 97.20 to 97.62.
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New York
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
St. Paul
U. 3. Steel
Liberty 4
A. To and T
Am. Loco
S.atchison
Can
Bae
Vanes
Gen
Elec
Nor
Lehigh
N.dfand H
Su Nor
TOR
U.S
Liberty
New York Stocks and Commodity Prices Report
New York markets show mixed movements with heavy volumes for butter creamery and cheese. Inter state Commerce Commission recommendation on government rail control triggers initial selling then broad buying. rail list closes 2 to 3 points higher while industrials rise. Chicago notes steady butter and potatoes. Kansas City reports varied poultry and egg prices amid holiday demand.
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New York
Chicago
Crab Springs
Kansas City
Kansas
Ratter— Creamery
Eges- Virsta
New York Sugar
Interstate Commerce Commission
House
Renate
Financial District
Commission
General Railroad
Bridge and road work costs reported by Ellington board
The Ellington Board of Supervisors reports completion of bridge work over Bernhardt Creek and related road improvements. It notes reductions for unnecessary concrete, approves vouchers totaling 513.81 to Meyer & Peter, and records joint county allocations for Tarr Creek, Twenty fourth Street gravel road, and other local bridge projects with named contractors and partial payments.
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Sioners
Ellington
Bernhardt Creek
Twenty-fourth Street
Columbus
Commissioners of Highways
Superintendent of Highways
Meyer & Peter
Robt
McIntyre
Herman Henhoff
Board of Supervisors
North East
Tarr Creek
Hancock
Town of
Hancock County
Adams County
Strickler & Gerrish
J. H. Paxton
Geo. H. Rice
Twentyfourth
Hvdways
County Superintendent of Highways
Henry Dicker
Otis Wells
Superintendent of High Ways
John C. Walker
M. Zimmerman
Gilmer
Pierce & Longlett
Longlett Creek
Burton
Fowler
William Wells
Albert Grimmer
Wm. F. Bader
Riverside
Locust Street
Frank Rees
Richardson Lubricating Company
Prank Rees
Robt. McIntyre
J. N. Tibesar
Honorable
Lima
Egbers Creek
Quincy
Warsaw
R. W. Shepherd
W. Jacobs
TL. Ruddett
Little Creek
Mendon
Carthage
T. C. Lines
Y. W. Jacobs
T. Raddell
Yate Creek
Chicago
B. F. Cate
Fred Tieken
Burton Township
Althoff Creek
Kingston
Arntzen
Cook
State Highway Commission
Abbott
Bader
Bener
Bradford
Cate
Cank
Cunnane
Dettle
Grimmer
Grubb
Germann
Trenhoff
Kiefer
Ruddell
Scarbo
Trough
Schelp
Taylor
Thompson
Vibesar
Zimmerman
Ausmus
Gibbs
Heitholt
Jacobs
Larimore
McNay
Paxton
Rice
Robertson
Schauf
Tieken
Walker
Letters
Sharp
Eliington
Ighways
Public Utilities Commission
Public Utlities Commission
Andrew Nkilauser
Lauser Place
Ienry Heidbreder
A. Hummell
G. Ohneimus
A. Whittler
J. Dedert
William Kreemeyer
George Ohnemus
Coity Superintendent of Highways
Wader
Osuch
George Hnemus
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Lamba
Cticago
Siam
Wethers
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Erie St. Louiis
Thy
Kanana City
Steora
Omaha
Omatda
Lsulter
Bolles & Ra
Seed Market
Long Commission Co.’s Daily Market Letter
Rail Board
New York Money
Mercantile Paper
London Exchange
London
J. E. Bennett & Co
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