Market report hints at weak cash demand and big January deliveries
A fragmented market summary notes weak cash demand for corn while large January deliveries and increased lard contracts weigh on prices. It records figures for Northwest Car Lots in Minneapolis and Duluth, Winnipeg, Chicago Car Lots Wheat and Corn futures, and weekly shipment totals with year over year contrasts. The tone mirrors a dated market brief with multiple price lines and regional references.
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Soto
Georeat
Joares
Semiremathly
Aera Nctadionn
Hong
Cormeen Go
Peese
Northwest
Minneapolis
Duluth
Winnipeg
Chicago
Caen
Grain Prices Across Cities Echo Corn and Wheat Trends
Market notes from Chicago St Louis Peoria and New York show mixed corn and wheat prices with No 2 yellow and No 2 white corn around 1.50 to 1.66 per bushel and No 1 hard wheat around 92 to 93 cents in Chicago and higher futures in St Louis and Minneapolis. Oats hold steady or unchanged while barley and rye range in the mid 80s to mid 90s per bushel and small upticks appear in nearby quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Timothy
St. Louis
Kansas
Peoaria
Peoria
Lewer
T.di
Minorapolis
Winneapons
New York
Jan
Springs
Hale
Idaho
Wee York
New Yo
Seed prices and cash quotes from Toledo market notes
The Toledo market brief lists seed prices for Clover and Alsike with prime cash figures for January through April and related cash values. Timpathy notes show cash prices for 1918 and 1919 with January through May quotes. The fragmentary item provides limited figures and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Alsike
Timpathy
Sega
Timothy No 1 hay prices and oil quotes in St Louis
In St Louis dated January 17 the market lists Timothy hay with multiple grades and prices for No 1 through No 3 as well as heavy and mixed clover options. Government bond listings follow, then oil prices for cottonseed and various vegetable oils with per-gallon or per-pound quotes for raw and boiled qualities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St, Louis
Timothy
Et. Louis
Local Grain Prices Steady Despite Weather Threats
Market notes show wheat and oats prices holding after recent weather concerns. Baled wheat quoted at 8.50 dollars per load with another 3 dollars. oats at 12 dollars per load. hay at 28 dollars per load. corn around 1.40 dollars per bushel.
Local Produce and Livestock Prices Reported
Prices for grains and hay, livestock and dairy items listed from a local Dutchers quotation and regional markets. Wheat, corn, rye, hay, straw and fodder rates. hogs, calves, sheep, cows, and hides priced by weight and grade. fur market values. butter eggs poultry and regional produce quotes from New York and Chicago markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anck Brothers
Market Notes From Chicago and Midwest Hogs Cattle Prices
Chicago and St Louis area market reports show hogs mostly 10 to 15 cents lower with top around 15.45. Cattle weaker with beef steers and heifers mixed, prices from about 9 to 18 dollars per hundredweight. buyers cautious as wholesale demand slows. Kansas City and East St. Louis readings mirror softer tone with similar ranges across hogs, cattle, and sheep.
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Chilcago
Chicago
Jan
East St. Louis
East - ST. Louis
Kansie City
Kansas City
Gutne Corn and Market Reports Across the Nation
Liberty prices and market notes from New York and Kansas City mix with local society updates. Reports describe irregular demand for corn and sugar, mixed shipping signals, and a cautious economic outlook as traders weigh Europe revival hopes against domestic supplies. Community notices cover weddings, appointments, and local club events amid a broad roster of names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaboard
New-York
Arly
Europe
Irregular government bonds and railroad ponds bid
New York January 17 Mercantile auction notes irregular rates and bids. Government bonds and railroad ponds show varied terms as auctions and bids proceed.
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York Money
New York
Mercantile Uber
Retail Trade Quiet After January Sales
Bradstreets report signals a shift from final distributive to primary retail trade after January clearance sales, with overall quietness but expanding activity among manufacturers, jobbers, and wholesalers. Backward orders and tight merchandise stocks are noted, while some manufacturers seek labor and raise output. retailers show slowing demand despite better coal supply. Bank clearings reach 9.2007 billion.
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New York
Bradstreet
Hannibal Community Notes and Local Obituaries
Garter Carter is remembered as a respected Hannibal man and member of the community. Susie Bross traveled to Guthrie to attend her sister-in-law Mrs. Wm. Bross’s funeral after her passing following surgery. Local civic and church events include a new bulletin board at the post office by the American Legion and upcoming Presbyterian and First National Bank activities. The bank elected officers and directors for the year, with Dr. Francis McCabe retiring from leadership and F. Drescher elected to the vacancy. Lodges installed officers at Magonne lodge, and residents report health updates and travel, including Mrs. White’s improving condition and plans for recovery.
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Charles P. Cummings
King Milling Company
Kansas City
Mra
Minnie Abbott
Helen
Ray Or Bluffs
L. A
Congregational Church
Pittsfield
American Leguin
Bush Block
Earl Grigsby
Republican Women's Division
Illinois
Garigsby
Chicago
First National Bank
Harry Higbee
L. D. Hirsheimer
T. Hicks
Charles A. Barber
Fred A. Hicks
Clark Armentrout
Women's Relief Corps
Elizabeth Peters
Florence Lewis
Milss Lizzie Gilmer
Maud Shaw
Mary Augustine
Lydia Main
Fannie Ellis
Harriet McKnight
Mutotte, Merrill
Arriet Colffrad
Hattie Atkinson
Rebecca Hunter
Cotor-Bear
Cotor-Bear McFaddin, Mrs. Minnie’ Storck and Miss Sue Westlake
Alvin Duce
Mackey
Pleasant Hill
Taylor School
el Dara
Mary Carrol
Mt. Sterling
Mary
Nellie Spann
Pike County
The
American Red Cross
Carter
Ated
Han
iLeek
Hannibal
Susie Bross
Guthrie
Oxla
Mrz
Bross
Tully
A. Bulitin
J. W. Head
B. Glahn
Jer
W. Procter
M. D. Thompson
R. 5
Regman
Clara’ Hayden
Baas Glahn
HAA
Yaeger
A. W, Mackey J. N. Nichols
John’ C
Drescher
Proctor
Francis McCabe
Ere
J. D. Gee
Lewis
Francis Nelso Zerwards
S J. Feaster
J. N. Nichols
J. H. Ketley
Sedalia
Scott Cunning
Pneumon
Mercantile Hotel
Pike Moore
C. EB. Garey
Moore
Savoy
Savoy Theater
White
Boyer
Presbyterian Interratty
Lawrence
Kun
Walter Courtney
Virginia Bailey
R. I. Winn
Methodist Church
Monrow City
Homer Huggins
Quincy
Edna Locke
Palmyra
M. Cary
J. N. Handley
Oklahoma
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Eceer Eens
Seer Ences
Panama
Frank Gash & Blackburn
Long
Commission
Chicago Board of ‘Trade
Ghotee
Oan Ag
Miee
Pohelee
C. F. His
Arr Co
Eoerens Poe Ee
Atoto Dairy
Swift
Blatchford
Odin
Spe
Net Als
Tovacesa
Internatio Paper
American Insecs
Aumersie Pee
Padere
Trenspor Fons
Long Commission Co
Armour
Atchison
Tob
T. and
Pacific
Poudahy
Com
Edison
Erle
Sap
Mot. Com
Goodrich
N.¥.Central
Nor. Pacific
Tah
Ohio Cit. Gas
Otis Bleavier
Lorillard
Penn
Peepie's
Sears-Ree
Switt
pBugar
Studebaker
Sinclair Oil
Steel Com
Union Pacific
YU. S. Rubber
Westing
Winlys-Over
Paleo and Co
Liberty House
Erty Donde
York
Rio
Santos
Pittsfield, Ill
Palmyra, MO
R, O
Jehu
Board of Supervistors
Fabius River
Madison Wis
W. B. Smitey
Johu
Walter H. Leggett
Bonnie Cox Fogk
Memphis
F. A. McCarty
Vermont Street
M. E
Mr. Leggett
C. B. Leggett
City
Gem City Business College
Christian College, Columbia
George V. Saffarans
Farm Bureau
Nodaway County
Orlando Cort
J. P. Ogg
Pittsburgh
Ogg
H. C. Heather
Jefferson City
Floyd Ladue
George W. Moore
W. L. Johnson
Anderson Yeager
Uisiana
May Bramiette
East
Lont
Sholee
Dante Wy Pee
James E Bennett
Chicago Board of Trade
Memperee
York Stock Exchange
Shire Street
Quincy Railway Company
RED Clover
Geo. Keller & Sons
Maine
Ohlman & Sons Co
City Hall Square
City Hall
Quincy, Ill
B. F. Avery & Sons
Binder
MR. Farmer
Shipe & Schroeder
8Th St
Electric Wheel CO
Walton Heights
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