Corn Advances on weaker January receipts in Chicago market
Corn climbed Friday with December and May futures posting gains as January receipts failed to meet dealer expectations. Oats rose slightly while provisions traded mixed, with lard showing weakness due to higher on hand stocks. Market sentiment suggested producers were dissatisfied with current values and a broader crop movement would require more cash incentives.
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Chicago
Long Commission Co
Geese Cess
Oe Eess
Cash and grain market prices in Chicago and Midwest regions
The report lists cash grain prices across cities including Chicago Kansas City Omaha and Minneapolis with No 1 hard No 2 red No 3 white and various yellow corn prices. It also covers oats rye flax pork lard hogs and hay prices along with farm product quotations from Knollenberg Milling Company and local butcher quotes.
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Chicago
Citicago
Timothy
I Kansa City
Kansas City
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Sade
Sethe Pye
Seed market prices listed for Clover and Timothy in Toledo
Seed market data from Toledo dated January 4 shows Clover prime prices cash and for January 25 and February 20.40 and March 26.30. Alsike prime cash and January 19.65 and March 19.85. Timothy prime cash and several months including January 3 February 5.10 April 5.20 and May 5.226 with noted terms and prime values.
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Toledo
Clover Seed
Alsike
Timothy
Cnagh
Gee
Demand Outlook Opens Year With Cautious Optimism
Bradstreet's reports a cautious stance at year start with signs of light stocks and large old and forward shipments in iron and steel. Inventorying continues as buyers await price trends, while government market interventions reassure traders demand abroad will absorb excess supplies. Weekly bank clearings total 6.744 billion.
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New York
Bradstreet
Local Market Quotations Hold Steady Amid Cold Weather
The hog market remained steady Friday while other quotations also held. Despite cold, nearby farmers visited the city market lot and reported sales including one load of loose timothy day at 26 dollars per ton, one load at 25, three loads of new yellow corn at 1.60, and one load of shredded fodder at 12 dollars per ton.
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Knollenberg Milling Company
G&c
Mississippi River
Quincy
Anck Brothers
Market Notes From East St Louis and New York
East St Louis market reports include southern horse prices from 110 to 150 and mules at 90 to 325, with various hands and percentages. Liberty bond closes list multiple issues with values near 92 to 99, and New York raw sugar remains steady with centrifugal around 7.28 and refined near 9.
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East St, Louis
Liberty Bonds
New York
Liberty Bond
Wall Street Gains and Agricultural Prices Mixed on Jan 4
Stocks rose broadly led by oils and rails with Mexican Petroleum Texas Company Royal Dutch and Pan American Petroleum surging three to eight points. Bond markets firm while commodities and meats show varied results across Chicago Kansas City and St Louis markets with cattle hogs and sheep receipts reported at multiple price bands.
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New York
Mexican Petroleum
Texas Company
Royal Dutch
Pan-American Petroleum
United Clears
Baldwin Locomotive
New York Air Brake
Mercantile Paper
Market Notes on Butter Eggs Cheese and Poultry in Three Cities
Chicago reports stable butter and potato receipts with bulk prices at 1.70 to 1.80 and sacks 1.75 to 1.80. St Louis notes unchanged poultry and butter, New York shows stronger butter and eggs with varied scores and price ranges, while coffee markets in New York remain unsettled with Rio 7s quoted lower at 17 cents and Santus 4s steady at 22 Dh.
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Cresaca
KinoNenberg Milling Company
Swift
Blatchford
H. P. Eyg
Bolles & Rogers
Wis
Mich
Minn
Bulk
St. Louis
New York
Santus
Timothy hay prices hold steady on Hecht receipts in St Louis
Market reports show steady timothy prices with strong local demand. Prices vary by grade from No 1 timothy at 31 32 to thresh ed at 19. Light and heavy clover mixes and alfalfa also list in their respective ranges. A plant listing of flower colors appears in the closing note.
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St, Louis
Timothy
Hecht
Community notes and holiday visits across towns
The column lists countless local residents visiting relatives and traveling for holidays. Names include Eleanor Myers, Richard Hagmeyer, Halford Myers, Ensign Arthur Farrell, Leota Stahl, the Myers and Dempsey families, and Mrs. John Myers among others. It also mentions an oyster supper at Frank Myers home and a new primary teacher appointment at the schools. A separate item notes Captain Lang’s record altitude of 0,500 feet with observer Blower Frost bitten. A wedding in New York is cited as taking place every thirteen minutes.
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C. E
Arthur Mittelberg
Eleanor Myers
C. FE
U. B
Richard Hagmeyer
Clarence B. Reichert
San Diego
Calif
Halford Myers
Camp Point
L. E. Gary
Ensign Arthur Farrell
Myers
Hannah
Oscar Tuthe
Frank Bitle
Elmer Dempsey
Tee Toy
John Myers
Tell Myers
John Schuppman
Babe
W. B. Dempsey
Leota Stahl
Macomb State Normal
John Long
Galesburg
Earl Phelps
Quincy
Hy. Farrell
Crille Arras
Sam Myers
Etta Daughtery
Mira
H. I. Myers
Lenard Shriver
Clara
Martin and
Lawrence
Eda Shriver
Sam Knox
Hazel Young
Amanda Leach
Burlington
W. Ll. Vilar
Charles Henry
Paloma
George Warbling
Chas
Reichert
Henry Reichert
Familly
Mendon
Oral Pilcher
la Grange
Will Davis
Russell Maynard
F Terman Goeht
Colorado
Joe Goeht
William Smith
Grace Scott
Clarence E. Retchert
Evangelical Church
London
Ipswich
Lang
Blower
Captain Lang
Local Briefs From The Week Of Frozen Temperatures
Dr O A Noland returns from south Missouri after an extended visit. Friday morning marks 15 degrees below zero. La Grange schools plan to open next Monday. Lola Maiers 11 died of pneumonia after the flu Thursday. Cecil Guilfoil returns home from Camp Funston with discharge. Kinsmeier couple spent holidays in Quincy visiting relatives. Mrs C W Fleming and son came back from a visit to her parents.
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la Pelle
J. R. Sellers
Lewistown
A. I. Ford
Camp Turston
Hollaya
Mary Scott
Rose Varney
A. S&s. Ingman
Quincy
Ellen Heatherly
Kansas
Harrison
R. N. Lyon
Frog Pond
la Grange
J. O. Yager
Marion
Ralls
O. A. Noland
Missouri
Sted
Lola
F. W. Maiers
Cecil E. Guilfoil
Camp Funston
B. C. Kinsmeier
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Belasco Theater
Rettig and Bremser’s, & Purse
Hampshire
Bchaetor's
327
Care Quincey Whig
Blessing Hospital
Apply Monroe Drug Co
4Th
Gak
Monroe Drug Company
Fourth and
Gak Streets
Steve
Court House
6Th St
Phioneer S Creamery
Ford
Smith
Hampshire St. Central
Ford Station
Marants
E. O. Stout and Son
Mt. Sterling
Ill
R. R. No
The
Boston Shoe Repair
Hiampshire ST
Quincy Savings & Loan Office
T. C. Poling & CO
Blackstone Bldg
Sixth
Vermont
L. Potash
Moetter Mattress Co
Elm St
Pi. Welsch
Hampshire St. Quincy
Sth
Daugherty & Co
Maine
Willner's
Care Whig
Cor Pn
Davis-Cleaver Produce Co
Quincy, Ill
Vermont St
North Lath Street
Jldo Broadway
Mardigan
Kent
Baguire
South 12Th St
Lecathana
Rust Brewing Co
Broadway
ROVER
Farnsworth
Rex
Tratua
Stillwell
Roger
West Point
McAready
North Sixth Ave
Martian County
Rock Road
J. T. White
Valmyra
Tame Sei
State Loan Co
Weiler Bros
North 5Th Street
KE. Best
Maine Street
Ricker National Bank
Illinois
Aaid
Luis. HL J. Ricker
Omaha
Omatia
Peoria
Peorta
Frens
Springs
Roosters
Ducks
Geese
Turkeys
Bradstreets
U. S
Wawsseee
U. S. Liberty
Jan. S
Fowler, III
LA Grange, MO
Wier
Southwest Corner
11Th and
Maine St
Quincy, Ti
Janes E. Bennett & CO
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
Hampshire Street
Tae
Liscren
Eueanny
USA
Joneses
Kaiser
G&t1
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