Market Update: Corn Mixed as Dec Month Leads Trading
Chicago market news shows old crop corn slipping while December futures gain on demand shifts and trade sentiment. Oats rise to season highs as hog prices set top marks. soybeans and wheat see varied moves amid favorable and unfavorable crop signals.
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Chicago
Gearmany
Seaboard
Long Commission Co
Northwest Car Lote
Minneapolis
Duluth
Winnipeg
Chiceso Cre
Wheat and corn market notes from Chicago and Peoria
Chicago and peers report cash wheat and corn prices with bids for No 2 red and No 2 white, mixed lots and yellow corn. Peoria rounds out with receipts, varied white and yellow corn bids, and oats steady. Local farm-products prices list hay, straw, grains, and farm animal quotes from Knollenberg firms.
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Chicago
Ward
Timethy
Se. Lean
Lois
Peoria
Aomple
Wwe
Kansas City
Corn Uwigher
New York
Newen
York
Winnerpolis
Minneapolis
Market Summary: Corn, Oats, Provisions and Stocks Report
Corn markets show irregular old crop pressure while December gains on damage reports and oats. Oats advance on supply fears and strong demand. local sentiment bullish. Provisions turn from early strength to sharp decline then recover with broker buying. Stocks falter on minor rallies as industrials lag rails. overall market remains cautiously bullish on rails and standard issues.
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Qats
Wiberal
Hog market stalls as prices rise marginally
The local hog market stalled Friday with top hog prices rising from 21.90 to 22.15. Prices for raw lingyeed and boiled lin Reed jumped to 3.30 and 2.52 respectively. Market offerings included hay loads at 26 to 26.50 and oats and wheat supplies priced around 72 cents and 2.10 to 2.22.
Irregular yet upward stock day driven by pools and metals
New York July 12 reports a choppy stock market with an unmistakable upward tilt in pools led sectors. The money market held at 7 percent, later easing to 5 percent, with strong gains in Marines American International Pacific Mail and allied shores as exports to enemy countries revived. Copper and base metals supported prices amid expectations of dwindling refined copper supply and large pending contracts. Total sales reached 1,575,000 shares, with par value trades at 12,375,500. Government and railroad bonds showed slight gains. bills and sterling rates noted with varied activity and firm call money.
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New York
Marines
American International
Pacific Mail
Clace
A. T
Am. Loco
Atchivon
Ae Dang & 19
Rock Island
Studebaker
U.S. Steel
Willys
New York Stocks Advise Profit Taking and Rail Buybacks
Friday trading showed strength then realising sales across industrials. Analysts urged profits on rails and packing stocks, predicting a fall setback before a late-year rise. Recommended buys include Union Pacific Southern Pacific Atchison Great Northern St Paul Rock Island Southern Railway and Big Four Packing Issues along with oil issues and Caledonia Hecla and Cresson Gold for dividends and appreciation.
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Union c
Southern Pacific
Atchison
Great Northern
St. Paul
Rock Island
Southern
Broad Street
Peace Time Demands Proving Heavy for Merchants
New York July 12 Dun's today notes that peace time demands, boosted by broader international trade channels, are proving larger than wartime needs. Businesses report shortages and sharply rising prices in several branches, reflecting renewed inflationary pressures.
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New York
Industrial activity resumes growth and rising demand
Industrial activity and overseas and domestic orders expand beyond usual summer pause, forcing production agencies to meet urgent demand. Buyers from leading markets press for supplies beyond manufacturers' capacity, targeting higher priced goods for current needs and future consumption, with bank clearings at $6,095,890.
Auction notes from St Louis fair market reports
ST LOUIS July 13 Horses Chiefs interest centered on southern blocky horses for the Carolina trade and small offering. Prices ranged from 25 to 160 for various classes of horses and 200 to 350 for mules. Oils from St Louis July 12 Linseed and cottonseed oils quoted with per gallon and per pound prices for several grades.
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St, Louis
Pittsfield Notes on Local Visits and Legal Matters
Mrs Jennie Gumbiner and son Joseph visit Detroit relatives in Pittsfield. Elmer Sittler's condition improves after a serious illness. County Superintendent John N Clark to hold a teacher certificates examination on July 14 and 18 in Pittsfield. Jennie May Dunham of Barry seeks a divorce from Henry Dunham, citing extreme cruelty. they have two children.
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Jennie Gumbiner
Joseph
Harold van Halen
Detroit Mich
Hyman Brunswick
Elmer Sittler
Jonn N. Clark
Jennie May Dunham
Barry
Henry Dunham
Liberty Bond Prices Reported for New York July
Market bulletin lists final prices for Liberty bonds in New York. Details include first 3 99.34, first 4s 94.04, second 4s 93.56, third 4s 94.40, fourth 4s 94.14, victory 3% 100.04, Victory 48s 99.93, and related figures for other series 95.10 and 94.12 where shown.
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Liberty
New York
Secord
Victory
Live stock market reports from Chicago and Kansas City
Chicago and St Louis markets show hogs and cattle moving higher with top hogs near 22.95 per cwt and steady to firm cattle trade. Kansas City reports similar strength with hogs top around 22.25 and cattle gains across weights, plus sheep and goats noted in receipts and prices.
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Stecter
St. Louia
Lavis
Kanene City
Kansas City
Teoria
Peorta
Til
Local notices from Nenmo area list new arrivals and events
Complainant seeks custody in November term of creuit court. Recruiting office opened in the post office by J. BR. EK Wills and three fer Seantea soliciting enlistments. Richard Emert and family moving to the city, with Emert employed by Contractor R. C. Kifbier. Peter Hoos a farmer northeast of town seriously ill. Harry S. Miller of Farmers State Bank buys a new automobile. James Clark discharged from overseas forces and returns home. Editor Charles St. Barnes to host Pike County Press association July 18 at Nenbo. Miss Ethel Storck to visit from Washington DC, previously held a government position. Genevieve Lewis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Lewis Jr., ill with scarlet fever, mild case. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Foresman to build a brick home at Bates Park. Miss Bessie Stone named teacher in Cicero schools for the coming year. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Aber and daughter visiting from New York. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. D. Ginandon and…
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Creuit Court
J. BR. EK Wills
Fer Seantea
Richard Emert
Neba
Mr. Emert
R. C. Kifbier
Peter Hoos
Harry S. Miller
Farmers State Bank
James Clark
Charles St. Barnes
Nebo Banner
Pike County Press Association
Nenho
Ethel Storck
Washington, D. C
Charles Storck
Washington
Genevieve
G. W. Lewis, Jr
Arthur Foresman
Bates Park
Bessie Stone
Cicero
Samuel Aber
New York
Charles
Ed. D. Ginandon
Daughter Virginia Plans Motor Trip to Colorado Springs
A daughter, Virginia, will soon embark on a motor trip to Colorado Springs. Her sister Martha is currently at that place.
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Virginia
Colorado Springs
Marttha
Lunch aboard the classy steamer Sidney with fly free dining
Fifty cents to Hannibal and back for a Sunday sailing on the Sidney offering 100 lunch tables. Passengers may enjoy meals while avoiding flies and mosquitoes during the voyage on July 13.
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Sidney
Hannibal
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