Drastic declines hit Chicago corn market on shipping cut
Chicago trading closed nervously with 2½ to 4½ cent drops as railroad car restrictions cut eastern outlets for grain. May and July corn declines were led by weak demand and general selling despite firm hog prices, with oats and provisions also softening. Market totals show reduced receipts and varied weekly supplies across grain categories and rail hubs.
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Chicago
Long Commission Co
Northwest Car Lots
Minneapolis
Dalath
Winnipeg
Grain and commodity prices from Chicago to New York markets
Chicago markets report mixed grain prices with corn and oats varying by grade in No. 3 to No. 6 categories. Prices for rye barley andTimothy seed noted alongside pork lard ribs and hog futures. Minneapolis and Kansas City show lower cash wheat and mixed corn prices while New York trades spot wheat and oats with stable to steady cotton futures.
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Chicago
Timothy
Peoria
Proria
Reb
Minneapolis
Kamas City
Kansas City
St. Louis
ST. Totis
Keb
Hay prices and bond listings from St Louis market report
The St Louis market notes Timothy hay prices with No. 1 baled at 32.34 per ton and other grades ranging down to 10.00 for straw. Also listed are government bond prices including U S 2s and Panama 3s with various coupons and registrations.
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St, Louis
Market Steady With Minor Moves Across Local Markets
Market report notes little change in local markets with eggs described as weaker and dogs steady. City market offerings were light while prices included corn at 1.40 per bushel and hay at 28 per ton for baled hay and 430 per ton for loose clover hay.
Nervous start to stock market with late day rally
Nervousness dominated trading on Monday as prices opened weak but recovered in the last hour amid easing money. Foreign exchange improved, call money posted 8 percent after opening at 14, while loans and discounts shrank.
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New York
London
Shorts
Liberty Groups
Long Commission Co
Armour
Atchison
St Anaronda
Amer
TR Crue
Can. Pacific
Edison
Mot. Com
Goodrich
Klee
AbLnois Central
Kelly-Spring
Mid. Steel
Mo. Pacific
N.Y. Central
Nor, Pacific
Ohito Cit
Otis Steel
Bryyalts P. Lorillard
Penn
Ky Stew
Pacific
Studebaker
Sinclair Oi
Texas
TIS Is
Steel Com
Tnion Pacific
WW. S. Rubber
Westing
Willys-Over
Wilson and Co
Woolworth
Market Report from Chicago and East St Louis Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Livestock prices and receipts for Feb 10 across Chicago and East St Louis markets show hogs uneven with bulk around 14.25 to 14.90 while heavy cows and sows vary in price. Cattle receipts near 24 000 with beef steers and heifers guiding values. veal calves and feeder steers also listed. East St Louis reports similar trends with moderate gains in lambs and sheep. Kansas City and Toledo seed and New York money markets noted with varied figures.
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Jersey
Poland
China
Farrow
Knapheide
John Deere
Rock Island
Ohio
Plymouth Rock
Albert
Luckel
Kenry Lefringhouse
Thomas
Chiss
Christian Sunday School
Kaeellenberg Milling Company
Timothy Huy
Anck Brothers
J. E,loud & Co
Chaice Home
Welmarn
Chaice
rPuuney
C. Fr. Bishop Co
Blatchford
Swift
Calif Ren Sk
H. P
Bolles & Rogers
Chicago
Chlago
East St. Lola
East ST. Fouts
Kansas City
Livestock market report from Peoria and East St Louis
Peoria markets show higher demand for cattle and hogs with prices up to 60 cents. Receipts around 150 for cattle, hogs steady to slower, while East St Louis lists varied values for horses and mules with draft and riding stock priced between 90 and 255.
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East ST. Louis
Public sales listing for Robert Long farm and others
Feb 11 Robert Long farm three miles northeast of Quincy northeast of Quincy on Séth street Poland China livestock grain and implements Feb 20 8 E Wood Palmyra Mo 60 acres three miles northwest of Palmyra Feb 21 W H Prentice 97 acres one and a half miles from Lewistown Mo Feb 21 Albert G Luckel one mile east Camp Point livestock mares and broods Poland China brood sow sale details limited to listed properties and dates
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Robert Long
Quincy
36Th Street
Threa
Isties
Séth Street
Poland
China
Atraet
Wood
Palmyra
Almyra
W. H. Prentice
Lewistown
Albert GC. Luckel
Camp Point
Market Report From New York Feb Receipts and Prices
Butter creamery prices ranged around 68c to 91c with varied scores. eggs receipts 5882 with fresh gathered extra firsts around 69 to 60c and firsts 67c. cheese irregular with milk flats and twins specials noted. poultry steady with western broilers and fowls priced. potatoes arrivals 47 cars with northern white at $4.10-$4.20 and Idaho at $4.70-$4.75. Chicago reports lower butter and meat prices with numerous firsts and ordinary firsts. raw sugar steady at $12.79 centipede centigrade?
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New York
Chicago
Negs—tower
Northern
Idaho
National Banks Are Prosperous Williams
Washington report by Comptroller John Skelton Williams shows Illinois National banks expanding resources from $346,136,095 in 1899 to $1,565,252,000 in 1919, a gain of $1,217,113,905. No Illinois National bank failure occurred in five decades.
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Washington
National Banks of
Illinois
John Skelton Williams
Edward J. King
Tknets
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Cure for Deafness
An 19th century circular claims catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local treatment and must be treated constitutionally. It states Hall's Catarrh Medicine works through the blood to mucous surfaces and offers one hundred dollars for any case not cured, with free circulars. The ad names F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo Ohio.
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Halu
Hall
Circulara
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohlo
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Clayton
Adams County
W. F. McCready
N. 6Th St
O. L. Hofnogle
Long Bros
Big Bob
Harrison
Liberator, JR
Liberator
Liberty Boy
Big Sensation
Smooth
Big Bone
Cols
R. L. Harriman
Howard Lawless
J. W. Nethery
Ilinois
New
U.S
Panama
Amy
Cassell
Broad Low Sale
la Harpe, IN
Yanekee
King Albert and
Orange Prospect
Cooper & Houtchens
R. M. Cassell
LA Harpe, Ill
Clover
Maren
Alsike
New York Money
Williams
Williama
A. E. Prince
Newcomb Hotel
Heintz
Weilers
James E. Bennett & CO
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
Hampshire Street
LONE
Commission
Ohlman & Sons Co
City Hall Square
City Hall
Quincy, Ill
Knollenberg Milling CO
York
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