Wheat Rally In Market Report With Gains
Wheat prices rallied led by exports and improved demand as buyers returned, with July futures around 1.21 and gains of several cents. Corn and oats edged higher or steady, while provisions rose, and market attention centered on export activity and drought relief impacts on prices.
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Yesday
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Yrean Passage
Grain Market Updates From Multiple Cities Jan 15 1925
Grain prices across Chicago St Louis Minneapolis Omaha and Peoria show No 2 red wheat around 1.31 to 1.25 in various markets with No 3 white oats mixed corn and yellow varieties listed. Reports include milling and cash quotes, notable prices for No 1 hard northern and No 2 northern wheat, oats, and corn across major exchanges.
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Chicago
N. S
ST. Louis
Minneapolis
Omaha
Timothy
Peoria
Toledo
Alluke
Northern
New York
Market Roundup Adds Few News Features in Narrow Session
A brief trading day sees limited movement aside from solid gains in high priced names like Bethlehem Steel International Nickel and American Coal products. Mexican shares face renewed short selling while United States Steel remains under pressure. Mercantile Marine issues lead the list with a new high in preferred stock and a record rise in L per cent certificates. Total stock volume reaches 415000 shares.
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New York
Bethlehem Steel
International Nickel
United States Steel
Crucible Steel
Lackawanna Steel
Baldwin Locomotive
Studebaker
Mercantile Marine
Live stock market snapshot across major towns
Chicago hog receipts 34 000 strong with varied price ranges from 5 50 to 7 30. Cattle receipts 500 steady with native beef steers to 19 90 and cows to 3 90. Sheep receipts 1 000 with wethers 7 30 to 8 75 and lambs 9 40 to 10 95. St Louis hogs 10 500 down 25c. cattle 1 200 steady. sheep 300 steady. Kansas City hogs 4 00 lower. cattle 40 05 steady. lambs 8 75 to 10 75. Omaha hogs 1 5 000 lower. cattle 900 steady. sheep 1 000 steady. Tarobs trade notes included.
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Winnipeg
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ST. Louis
Kansas City
Soo
New York Produce Market Summary
New York markets show steady butter and creamery extras with mixed prices. Cheese remains firm with state whole milk and wage notes. poultry rates edge up for alive birds and dressed weights. mercantile paper quotes ease on silver and Mexican dollars.
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Trark
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Dctit&i
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Mercantile Paper
Local Market Shows Mixed Grain and Hides Prices
A Saturday local market report records a 20 cent drop on hogs and a 1 cent rise on corn. Corn stands at 68 cents per bushel while oats sell at 35. Hay and straw prices varied, with several loads sold between 10.50 and 14 dollars per ton, and mixed hay at 10.50. Receipts totaled 21 grain loads, all sold by night.
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Corn Market. Com
Local Markets Prices and livestock quotes summary
Local markets list extensive prices for wheat flour corn oats hay and straw along with cattle hogs and poultry values. Items include No. 2 wheat at 1.15 per unit, flour high patent 6.00, straight patent 6.40, and hogs priced by weight bands from 140 to 400 pounds around 6.05 to 7.05, plus eggs butter and other staples.
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Knollenberg Milling Company
Market Quotations From Local Butchers
Local butcher quotes show animal prices for hogs light at 5.50 to 6.05, rough sows and stags 5.70 to 5.85, fat steers 5.00 to 6.00, fat heifers 5.50 to 6.00, fat cows 3.00 to 4.00, calves 6.00 to 8.00, bulls 3.00 to 4.00, spring lambs 6.00 to 7.00, and sheep 3.00 to 4.00.
Meat and hides prices and by products listing
Report lists prices for cured hides and green hides by grade, calf and kip hides, and horse prices, with amounts for glue and pony, tallow, white and brown grease, wool pelts, yearlings, and lambs. Includes unit prices in cents per pound and dollars per head, reflecting a broad 19th century commodity market snapshot.
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Bolles & Rogers
Wheat Market Slips as Profit-Taking Bites in Chicago
Wheat prices eased after two days of profit-taking and softer cables though the market remains in a healthy position likely to rise soon. Canada free wheat bill seen unlikely to pass. Corn faces rising cash pressure in 60 to 90 days without stronger demand. Oats firm on strong export demand and producers holding back.
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Chicago
Canada
Horses and Mules Market Report from St Louis
In St Louis on January 15 the southern horse market remains strong with good southern types selling readily and eastern trade firmer. French inspections accelerate horse shipments, boosting shipper profits, while mules show active demand for fat stock and small mules as a French inspection opens new outlets for 14 to 15 hand stock with prices noted for various sizes.
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Mrs Arthur Davis Visits Pittsfield Kin Patients
Mrs Arthur Davis of Pittsfield visited several days this week with her parents Mr and Mrs Curt Atkens. Miss Rosa Evans died at her home.
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