Market Slump Deepens as Corn Prices Hit New Low
Chicago January 26 heavy liquidation returns to the corn pit as domestic worries over high living costs persist. May and July futures slide, oats also weak, provisions fall with grain weakness. News of a large euro relief measure provides brief support but bears push prices to season lows with heavy stop loss selling dominating.
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Chicago
Europe
Domenstic
Congress
Long Commission Co
Duluth
Winnipeg
Wheat and corn price listings from multiple cities
Chicago to Peoria St Louis and Mpls markets report grain prices for wheat corn oats and rye, with bid prices and futures like No 2 hard 2.25 No 4 mixed 1.18 and wheat quotes across cities. Local market notes include hay feed prices and farm product quotes from Knollenberg Milling Co and Bolles Rogers on hides wool and mill products.
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Chicago
N. B
Peoria
S&e
Knollenberg Milling Company
Swift
Klatehford
H. P
Bolles & Rogers
Hay and straw prices ease with steady demand in St Louis
Timothy hay market shows easier conditions due to liberal receipts while demand remains strong for better grades. Prices include Timothy No 1 31 83 standard 29 30 No 2 27, light clover mix No 1 29 20 No 2 26 27 heavy clover mix No 1 26 27 No 2 24 25 clover hay No 1 26 27 No 2 24 25 alfalfa hay choice 39 34 No 1 31 92 standard 30 No 2 27 46 29 prairie hay choice 38 80 No 1 29 80 No 2 26 00 29 straw 9.
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Omaha
Omata
Davis
Kanane City
Kansas City
Minneapolis
RT. Louis
Timothy
Horses and Mules Trade Report From East St Louis
In East St Louis on January 26 the market shows demand for fat southern mares and farm wares. Big horses have little demand while southern horse prices range from 110 to 180 for distinct types and 80 to 50 for cheaper stock. Fat mules over 15 hands are strong with varied price bands from 50 to 325 depending on size and quality. همچنین در لندن خبر اجمالی درباره روسیه برآمده است.
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East St, Louis
Corn and stock market moves on a dull Saturday
Corn fell again with a larger daily drop in cash markets led by Omaha at 100. Kaensay City traded 169 cars versus 98 last year, with shipments slightly down. May hovered around 1.15 aided by weekly bids. Oats followed corn’s retreat and some betting by cash buyers resurfaced. Stocks opened firm but profit-taking erased most gains as confidence remains slow to rebuild.
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Omaha
Kaensay City
Hogs Market Falls Ten Cents on Local Sale
Market quiet on Saturday with two loads of loose mixed hay at 24 dollars per ton, one at 32, one at 23. Cate sold at 74, 76, and 73 cents per bushel. Baled wheat straw sold for 10 dollars and 50 cents. Hog prices posted a ten cent decline from prior.
Stock Market Opens With Unsettled Tone On Credit Relaxation
New York trading began with unusual excitement after the money committee freed most credit restrictions. Brooklyn Transit weakness and a Mexican Petroleum drop weighed on the list, with Consolidated Gas and several equities fading from early gains. Bond markets steadied as loans and excess reserves fell, total par-value sales near 4.95 million.
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New York
Money Committee
Credt
Brooklyn Transit
Consolidated Gas
United States
Loco
Anaconda
Atchison
Can. Pac
Cc. M
St. P
Erle
Gen
Elec
Grt
Nor, Pfd
Lehigh
Mex. Petrol
N.Y. N.h.andh
Nor. Pac
Penn
Peoples Gas
Rock Island
Studebaker
Union Pac
U. 8. Steel
U. 8. Steel ‘Ptd
Willys-Over
VU. S
Ereseee
U. S
Liberty Bond Quotes Lag in New York Trade
Liberty bond closing prices listed for New York on January 26 with 3 percent bonds at 99.10, first convertible 4s at 93.50, second 4s at 93.20, first convertible 44s at 96.50, second convertible 44s at 94.74, third 44s at 95.66, and fourth 4s at 94.60.
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Liberty Bonda
New York
Idiberty
Janes E, Bennett & CO
Chicago A Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
Hampshire Street
Liberty
Livestock Markets Report From St Louis and Kansas City
Hogs receipts around 8000 in St Louis with steady prices across weights. Cattle receipts about 600 with steady values. sheep light demand. Kansas City shows 2400 hogs steady with packer bids. 300 cattle steady with prime fed steers near 18. Calves and yearlings hold mixed levels. New York and Chicago share mild to moderate shifts in butter eggs and poultry prices with slight declines in eggs and mixed butter gains.
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St. Louis
Kansas City
Kansas
CITP
New York
Chicago
Rye and Barley Report From Chicago Trade Desk
Rye and barley prices listed from Chicago markets include Rye No. 2 at 1.59 and 1.60 percent Timrley Soy 97 Timothy at 8 to 10.50 Clover nominal.
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Chicago
Timrley
Timothy
Army Surgeons Redefine Front Line Wound Care
War changes prompt a major revision of army surgeon textbooks with new methods for treating shell fragment and gas wounded. Front line doctors abandon iodine douches and antiseptics, open wounds widely, remove debris, and pack with gauze to prevent infection while ensuring readiness for transport to base hospitals.
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B. Sherwood-Dunn
Culver-Stockton Loses to Quincy 45 to 16 in Can ton Gym
Culver-Stockton was defeated by Quincy College 45 to 16 at the college gymnasium in Canton. End of first half stood 25 to 6. The game was clean with few personal fouls as players such as Graves, Sandon, Walker, and Heinen contributed multiple field goals. Culver-Stockton scheduled to play Quincy M C A in Quincy Friday night and a post examination jubilee was planned for Monday evening.
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Culver-Stockton
Quincy College
Canton
Quincy Colleges
Cole Lewe
Walker
Heinen
Gelgrich
Alata A'S
Los
MeMurry
Powell
Clark
Ellis
Toledo Market Notes and Historic Facts
Clover seed prime cash monthly prices listed for January February March with Alsiko and Timothy primes and rate changes. In a separate note W A D Rose of Benton Harbor introduces tobacco culture into Michigan. A historical aside recalls the first submarine cable laid from Dover to Cape Grisnez in 1850 and Ulm cathedral’s 530 foot spire completed in 1890.
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Toledo
Alsiko
Timothy
Mar Bial
Dover
Cape Grisnes
France
Ulm Cathedral
Become Thin FREE BOOK Become Thin FREE BOOK
Advertisement offers a free book titled Regia Weight Happily from Korein Co to NY address claiming safe guaranteed weight loss of 10 to 60 pounds. Ends with promising improved life and longevity.
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Korein Co
Sition F
New York
N. Y
What Makes Men of Blood and Iron Men of Stamina and Force
An old advertisement extols Nuxated Iron as a tonic to build strength energy and red blood cells. It quotes Dr George F Baker on iron necessity and claims three million users yearly with easy absorption and no teeth staining. It urges two five grain tablets thrice daily after meals for two weeks and guarantees results or a refund. It notes local pharmacists selling the product.
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Iran
George F. Baker
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
New Jersey
Miller and Arthur Drug Co
Kiefer’s Pharmacy
Brown and Mays Drug Co
J. B. Bernbrock
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