Market News Grain Prices Fall on Food Contract Talk
Chicago Jan 12 Grain market slips as Britain and France cancel big U.S. food contracts, corn led losses with January at 1.46 to 1.40 and May at 1.32. Oats drop while provisions swing with overall weak tone from lower grain and hog values. Reports of food administration moves to lower living costs and rumors of a strike ending add bearish pressure. Northwest car lots show Duluth Saturday 246 and Chicago wheat and corn totals indicate subdued demand with total clearance for oats at 105,000 dollars.
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Chicago
Great Britain
France
United States
Food Administration
Long Commission Co
Duluth
Chicago Wheat and Corn Prices Across Several Cities
Chicago and other cities report mixed grain prices for January 12 with No. 3 N.S. wheat at 2.25, various No. 4 through No. 6 corn values ranging from 1.34 to 1.70, and white and yellow varieties showing slight fluctuations. regional notes include oats, rye, flax, hogs, and local market quotations from mills and dealers. The item also mentions a new Mallet locomotive of 105 feet and 6,000 horsepower built for a southern railroad.
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N.S
St. Louia
St, Louis
Kanene City
Kansas City
Peoria
Anmple
White
Minneapolis
New York
Middle West
Toledo
Alsike Prime
Timothy Tieetold
Kuellenberg Milling Company
Mississippi River
Quincy
Anck Brothers
Davis-Cleaver Co
Knollenberg Milling Company
Diwester
Swift
Blatchford
Southern
Hay and Straw Prices Steady in St Louis Market
In St Louis on January 12 Timothy hay remains firm with No 1 at 383 34, No 2 at 28 29, and No 3 at 25 28. Clover and alfalfa varieties show mixed figures with No 1 clover hay around 30 and 28 29, prairie hay quoted at 27 23, and standard alfalfa near 30 2 amid varied imports.
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Louis
Timothy Hay
Timothy
Barger
Cennes
Rye and Barley Prices Decline in January Market
Rye and barley pricing reports show mixed results with Rye No 2 listed at 1.06 and barley figures cited as nominal. Market notes indicate modest activity and attention to supply shifts affecting feed grain values.
Lamson Bros Letter Corn Markets Weakens Stocks
The piece notes Friday short covering and Saturday futures weakness as Argentine corn restrictions ease and spot January delivery options appear. It cites expected heavier receipts next week, declines in futures, and government contract cancellations in France and Britain as drivers of weakness in corn and oats, with tobacco stocks helped by anticipated shorts.
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Ata
United States Steel
Stocks Drift With Late Rally On Industrial Selling
Trading in New York stocks on Saturday was dull until near the close when heavy selling in industrials and leaders pushed markets. United States Steel fell to 90% amid liquidation, while Mexican Petroleum slipped 3 points and other issues showed fractional declines. Bond trading mirrored weakness with irregular activity and Liberty bonds steadied near last week’s lows. Total sales reached about 225,000 shares, with par value at 4,375,000.
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Tobacco
International Agriculture Chemical
Stutz Motors
Stromberg
Liberty 2Nd
United States
New York
Atchison
B. and
B. RT
Can. Pac
C. M
St. P
NS W
Erle
Lehigh
N. Y
N.handh
Nor. Pac
Penn
Rock Island
Pac
Studebaker
Union Paac
U. & Steel
West. Union
Seahey
Liberty
Livestock Markets Across Chicago Kansas City and St Louis
Chicago and Kansas City reports show hog receipts around 35 000 and 4 500 with prices mostly steady to higher on leaner grades while cattle and sheep receipts vary. St Louis lists hogs at 2 500 with softer prices for lighter stock and mixed offerings, cattle steady and calves up slightly, sheep steady with lambs and yearlings posting gains.
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Kanasaw City
Kansas City
Buike
Dresser
St. Louis
ST. Tvouis
New York and Chicago Markets Mixed with Butter and Poultry Notes
Multiple brief market reports from New York Chicago and Kansas City dated January 12 discuss butter and creamery prices and receipts, cheese and milk flats, poultry prices and firmness, eggs, and coffee. Names of cities and market terms recur across the notes with varying receipts and prices.
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New York
Chicago
Wink
Minn
Mich
Kanser City
Kansas City
East St Louis Horse Market Mixed Week Ends
On January 12 at East St Louis the market showed firm demand for good quality southerners while plains were quiet. Prices listed include Eastern chunks 180 to 180, farm mares southern type 125 to 160, southern horses choice 110 to 120, medium 65 to 95, plugs 45, various mules by size with outlets required for sales avenues.
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East St, Louis
Speaker Fight Still Puzzles House Leaders
A canvass shows most members elect are not pledged to either Mann or Gillett for speaker. Mann holds the better position though many lawmakers remain uncommitted awaiting a decisive candidate, while Gillett lags with limited support and is viewed as a possible spite candidate. Indiana Nebraska and Kansas delegations remain unpledged, seeking a candidate who can beat Mann.
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Washington
House of Representatives
James R. Mann
Frederick H. Gillett
Mann
Gillett
Illinois
Minnesota
Michigan
Joseph P. Fordney
Ways and Means
Speker
House
Indiana
Representative Good
Nebraska
Kansas
Representative Campbell
House Republicans Split Over Mann Speakership
Republicans in the House show two potential anti Mann candidates as the party debates leadership. Oregon and western delegation hesitations dominate, while Ohio awaits Fess or Longworth. Pennsylvania leans to Mann due to Moore talks, with New York divided between Mann and Gillett.
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Mann
Washington
California
Allegheny Mountains
Ohio
Fess
Longworth
Pennsylvania
J. Hampton Moore
Moore
New York
Gillett
House Republicans
Precedent In Livy For Surrender Of The German Fleet
The Bishop of Durham cites Livy as a historic precedent for surrender of a naval power. The article notes Carthage surrendered its entire fleet to Rome after the Second Punic War, drawing a parallel to Germany and England in modern times and highlighting Rome’s naval adaptability.
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Durham
Tella
Carthage
Rome
Germany
England
Mrs Sanford's Message To Working Women
Laurel Mississippi woman shares relief from female troubles after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She details pains and weakness, improved health after twelve bottles, and urges others to consult the medicine. She provides address and invites publication to help other women.
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Laurel
Lydia E. Pinkham
J.C. Sanford
Second Ave
Miss
Mrs. Sanford
E A Sanford
Guardian notes German naval myth contrasted with Rome and Carthage
The Guardian argues that British naval superiority is not guaranteed by tradition and that German naval strength appeared rigid and unadaptable. It cautions against assuming England would outmatch Germany, citing Beatty’s critique and historical parallels between Rome Carthage and modern Britain. Meanwhile on a Delaware farm, Harry B. Roach traps muskrats to fund his operation and project cultivation costs.
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The
Manchester Guardian
Germany
England
Anthere
Guardian
Rome
David Beatty
Carthage
Treitschke
Prime Hook Neck
Del
Harry B. Roach
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