Corn Price Hardens in Chicago Market
Severe cold and forecasts of more frigid weather strengthened corn values in Chicago trading. January and May contracts showed gains while oats rose on scarce receipts and renewed export buying. Provisions moved mixed, pressured by hog and grain price trends with influential demand from food industries.
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Chicago
Qats
Long Commission Co
Ti Irs Tits
Northwest
Minneapolis
Truluth
Winnipeg
Seaboard
Newport News
Grain Markets Across Cities Report Mixed Corn Prices
Across Peoria Kansas City St Louis Minneapolis Chicago and New York on January 19, corn prices show mixed bids across grades from No 2 to No 6 with adjustments by region. Oats remain mostly unchanged with varied white and yellow offerings.
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Peoria
Kansas City
Tan
St. Louis
ST Louis
Winnenpolla
Minnie Aporis
Dion
Chicago
New York
Livestock Market Totals Across Several Cities
Receipts in St Louis Chicago East St Louis and more show mixed trends with cattle, hogs and sheep markets varying by region. Native steers and stockers offer values around 7 to 18 dollars, hogs hover near 16 dollars, and lambs fetch about 14 to 18 dollars with steady or higher demand in key markets.
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St. Joseph
St. Louis
Jan
Chicago
SIG Lotte SK
Enat St. Louis
East ST. Louis
Omaha
Local Markets Report Prices for Hay Grain and Hogs
Prices paid for hay and grain including New corn 1 10 per bu New oats 0 60 per bu and Timothy hay 22 per cwt. Milling products list per ewt and linseed meal 2 15 per ewt. Hog prices for various weights listed with quantities and stations west of the Mississippi River. Also notes on dairy feed, butter, poultry and hides with regional pricing from local butchers and suppliers.
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Wiheut
Seu S Co
Timothy
Knouttenders Milling Cor
Auck Brothers
LDS
10 Cent Advance in Hogs Market Friday
Hogs advanced another dime in the real five stock market Friday as 223 wagon loads of farm products filled the city lot. Four loads of loose mixed hay sold at 27 dollars per ton, two loads of baled mined hay brought us, one load of lone tang hay sold for it, one load of shredded fodder at 12 dollars per ton, six loads of corn 1.40 per bushel, four loads of oats sold out per bushel, three loads of baled Wheat straw brought lu bes fon.
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Hoxs
Coal Order Dampens Stock Activity on Friday
New York January 19 government conservation orders trimmed market activity with total volume around 465000 shares. Manufacturing centers halted or reduced operations for five days, money hardened with call loans near six percent. Leaders recovered most of early declines as prices such as Liberty 2242 and various treasuries moved within narrow ranges.
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New York
Liberty
Toco
Atchison
Bang Boand O. Oo
HS Sas
Boy Can
C. M
St. PL
Erie
Nor
Pac
Pace
Rtudebaker
Union Pace
Ts Steel
Sty Gude UL S. Steel Pfd
Tout
West Union
Willys-Over
Butter and poultry prices_hold steady in market briefs
Chicago and New York market notes show butter receipts steady in Chicago with higher potato receipts and unchanged prices for sacks. New York reports firm creamery butter and steady poultry values, while Kansas City notes butter eggs and poultry unchanged. Multiple cities record small shifts in cheese and sugar markets.
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New York
Kansas City
Wankeas City
Brotlers
New York Sugar
Prices for Clover and Timothy Seed in Toledo and Chicago
Market notes show Clover seed Prime cash values from January to February around 18.20 to 18.60 with March 18.60 and similar for Alsike Prime around 15.20 to 15.25. Timothy seed Prime cash old 4.20 new 4.26 with March 4.49. Chicago figures list Rye No 2 nominal barleys and Timothy futures around 1.59 and 2.23 for August.
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Toledo
Timothy
Chicago
Zeppelin Battle Flag Received in Capital
Washington January 19 The battle flag of the Zeppelin L-49 brought down near Bourbonne France October 17 1917 has arrived at the National Museum It is deep red and bears no insignia Also present were small fragments of the outer envelope and gas bag of the airship The text notes only the arrival and contents with a curious aside on history and the tortoise vs hare fable.
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Washington
Bourbonne
France
National Museum
St Jacobs Oil Promises Quick Backache Relief
An old advertisement explains kidneys do not cause backache and credits lumbago sciatica or strain for pain. It promotes rubbing St Jacobs Oil onto the back for instant relief from soreness stiffness and lameness. The copy urges trial bottles from druggists and claims harmless, skin friendly action for sciatica neuralgia rheumatism or sprains.
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St. Jacobs
St. Jacobs Oi
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