Metals Active In Listless Market Tends Mixed
New York Jan 10 Metals led Tuesday's market with gains in copper and as a group among the strongest features amid rumors of consolidation among large producers. Motors and a few kin dred issues fell. General Motors shares slid 14 1/4 points on dividend disappointment though some losses rebounded later. Rails showed more life, while industrials and munition shares moved on speculative activity. Bond offerings offset railway strength, with total market turnover around 7,050,000 par value.
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Markets report shows wheat declines on top-heavy trade
Chicago January 10 market notes a weak close led by wheat profit-taking with May at 1.86 1.87 and July 1.51 1.54, corn and oats lower, hogs lift provisions, Argentine crop reports influence exports, and visible supplies shift across wheat corn and oats with varied car lot data and receipts.
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Argentina
Seaboard
Argentine
Long Commission Co
Northwest
Minneapolis
Duluth
Winnipeg
Liverpool
Grain Markets Across Cities Date Jan 10 Report
Wheat and corn prices listed for Chicago St Louis Kansas City New York Minneapolis Peoria Omaha with No 2 hard No 3 red No 2 white and yellow across markets. Prices show mixed ranges from about 1.90 to 2.10 per bushel and oats values around 0.56 to 0.66 per unit.
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ST. Louts
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York
New York
Duluth
O. B
Standard
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Northern
Peoria
Proria
Omaha
Omaita
Quincy Bank Clearings Report Tuesday
Quincy Clearing House reports Tuesday clearings with total around 40,834 dollars, similar to last week and higher than year ago figures. The notice promotes Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as a winter remedy for children’s colds, fever, sore throat, cough, and croup with antiseptic pine balsam and soothing effects available at druggists for 25 cents.
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Quincey Clearing House Association
Dr. Bell
Market receipts rise on Tuesday loads and prices
Local market receipts were larger Tuesday with 82 loads of farm products sold by afternoon. Hog prices rose 10 cents per hundredweight while corn oats and hay saw varied prices across multiple loads. Notable sales include hay up to 12.50 per ton and corn ranging around 7 to 96 cents per bushel.
Local Markets Prices for Hay, Grains and Livestock
Local market listings present prices for No. 2 wheat at 1.765, corn at 1.09, oats 0.57, and straw and hay values. Milling products and feed items include flour grades, bran, meal, and seed meals with per hundredweight and per bushel figures. Hog and pig prices vary by weight class. wagon hogs and calves, steers, heifers, cows, and veal calves are listed with bidding ranges. Poultry and egg quotes from Anck Brothers and Day Claver Co. cover hens, spring chickens, ducks, geese, turkeys, and roosters. Hides, tallow, grease, and horse values are also detailed.
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Knuollenberg Milling Company
Graham
Queen
Swift
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Wagon Land
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Er Ras
Livestock Markets Across Major Cities Jan 1 to Jan 10
Hogs and cattle prices rise and fall across Chicago St Louis Omaha Kansas City markets. Receipts range from thousands with mixed gains or steady to higher bids. Heavy hogs fetch around 10.0 to 10.9 dollars, cattle mostly 5 to 11 dollars, lambs up to about 14.90. Strong regional variation by city. Northwest and Midwest markets report fluctuating weights and classes.
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Cthicago
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Omaha
Omatta
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Kansas City
Ewes
S.co
Wheat and crops outlook and livestock prices note
Long Commission Co.'s Daily Market Letter analyzes wheat at around 1.90, relief after a fall tied to peace talks, and grain supply issues in Russia, Argentina, and India. It favors buying wheat but cautions corn investment. oats supply eases and seed oats demand rises. Provisions suggest higher hog prices ahead, with emphasis on lard and ribs while avoiding barrel pork.
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Russia
Austra Ma
India
Markets Summary From Peneose and New York Jan 10
Butter movement varied with regions with Peneose reports showing higher eggs and steady butter on receipts of 4 739 cases firsts and marks. potatoes ease in prices across Idaho Wisconsin and Michigan white types. poultry unchanged. New York markets show butter lower with creamery and extras, eggs firm with varied grades, cheese irregular with state held specials, spot coffee steady, raw sugar and refined sugars steady with minor shifts in granulated and leaf varieties.
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Oregon
Wisconsin
Michigan
New York
Hennery
Santos
Hay and straw price reports from Saint Louis and Chicago
Prices for hay timothy and clover varied by grade in Saint Louis with No 2 and No 1 timothy options ranging from 15 to 16.50 per unit and straw around 8.50 per ton. In Chicago haytimothy sold at 17 to 18 dollars for choice and 16 for No 1, while straw rye oats and wheat were in the 7 to 9 dollar range.
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Timothy
Chicago
Auctioneered Livestock Prices From Eastern Auction Notes
Eastern dogs herds mixed with heavy draft horses and mules listed by tons hands and prices. Southern sellers posted figures from 100 to 275 dollars for various mule and horse lots with discounts for lighter draft stock.
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Louis
Seed Prices Report From Chicago and Toledo Markets
Chicago market notes show rye and barley values with nominal figures for No. 2 and No. 3 rye around $1.04 and $1.03 for barley. Timothy prices span $3.50 to $5.50, clover around $12.00 to $17.00. Toledo seed figures list Clover prime cash and January March at $10.62 and 1%. Alsike prime cash $11.20 March $14.30. Timothy prime cash $2.45 March $2.52.
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Ian
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Dr King’s New Life Pills Ad Promote Relief
A vintage advertisement claims constipation dulls and poisons the blood. It touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a gentle fast-acting laxative, promising brighter mornings after a bedtime dose and urging readers to buy at their local druggist for 25 cents.
Irwin Hesley chairs Butler Bros. banquet with unique bonus
In Pittsfield surrounding towns news, Irwin Hesley former Pittsfield boy, heads the Christies banquet for Butler Bros St. Louis employees. A notable feature is a one month salary bonus for all employees below director level. Hesley is a department manager at the St. Louis store.
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Jessies
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Louisiana
W. W. Hayden
Cordin Powers
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Er. J. Rainwater
Ed Kern
Cora Schemel
Eugene Stauffer
John Scott
Barry
Local Notices From Deer Ridge Missouri
Mrs Gertrude Brosins returns to Greensburg after visiting H M Brosins family. Jonah Newbrough and Mrs A P Wallace observed. D W Allen and Miss Ina at Adams sale then stayed in Adams home until Sunday. Marion West and Joseph West visited sister Mrs Marvin Walker. Mrs Betty Wilson ill with weak heart, Elbert Ray and Claude with her. Mrs Elizabeth Hilbert ill with grip. Prof W J St John spent weekend with sister Afra Mollfa Chil dress south of town. Mrs St John oversees school while husband ill.
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la Belle
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Steffensville
Marvin Walker
Betty Wilson
Elbert
Ray
Claude
Elizabeth Hilbert
Prof
St. John
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Mollfa Childress
New Jersey Legislature Begins with GOP Control in Both Houses
TRENTON N J Jan 10 The 10 session of the New Jersey legislature began with Republicans in control of both houses. Gov Fielder's term will end next Tuesday and Governor elect Walter E Edge Republican of Atlantic City will succeed him.
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Trenton
N. J
Fielder
Walter E. Edge
Atlantic City
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