Market News Mixed Moves in Corn and Wheat
Chicago July 13 market notes show big swings in corn with new crop deliveries forced to settle, cash corn at near record highs while September and December prices adjust. Wheat gains but overall dealings muted by food control bill delays. oats show narrow changes with broad volatility across grains. Northwest and Chicago car lots report steady receipts and shipments, indicating cautious but ongoing market activity.
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Chicago
Ramor
Longa
North Dakota
Grain prices across cities July 13 report
Chicago and St. Louis markets show mixed wheat and corn values with No. 2 white oats and assorted yellow and mixed varieties. Kansas City and Minneapolis list varied wheat hard red and soft, corn, oats, and flax futures with multiple price points across grades.
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Chicago
Civicago
Hart
St. Louis
St, Louis
Kanaan City
Kansas City
Peoria
Prorta
Minneapolis
Hay and Straw Prices and Market Quietness Report
In New Jersey markets on July 18 hay Timothy and clover mix held steady with high grade hay. Local demand was limited. shipments slow. Prairie clover and alfalfa showed stronger prices but low quality and immature stock weakened overall. Prices listed include clover 18 to 20, Timothy 17 to 19, alfalfa 17 to 25, with regional quotes from Chicago showing No 1 hay at 17.50 and feeds like oats 15.50 and wheat 10 to 11.
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Touis
Hmttle
Chicago
Ris
Long Commission Co s Daily Market Letter Corn Liquidation
Corn liquidation marked the day after directors fixed maximum prices, with political news unsettled and fixed maximums adding influence. Cash markets showed rallies amid supply not meeting demand, high prices, and mixed southwest relief hopes. Oats deliveries were uncertain with August and September offerings rising, hedging pressure seen in September, cash premiums supporting oats and feed grains.
Hogs Advance Ten Cents On Local Market
The local live hog market Thursday showed a ten cent rise as Eleven farmers appeared on the city lot. Three loads of loose hay sold for 19 dollars a ton and baled hay brought 21 dollars a ton. Carn came in three loads at 1.70 per bushel. Oats, in four loads, ranged 64 and 65 cents per bushel.
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HSK
Local Markets Mill Products and Livestock Rates
Prices paid for grains and mill products from Knullenberg Milling Company. Wheat $2.00, corn $2.60, flour varieties priced up to $12.60 per cwt. Livestock quotes show hogs by weight ranging from 110 to 350 pounds with prices from $11.85 to $15.26 per cwt. Also listed are poultry, butter, hides, and wool values from Bee & Rogers and Davis and Cleaver Co.
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Knullenberg Milling Company
Fhish Pateng
Iran
Mississipp
Waorgoa
Anck Brothers
Davis and Cleaver Co
Bee & Rogers
Seed Market Prices and Commodity Notes
Toledol Co reports seed prices with Alsike and Timothy bids and cash costs for October December and March. Rye No 2, Barley, and other grains quoted. New York Money and commodity loan rates included with spot market cues and arriving corn and yellow corn bids.
Severe Jolt as Stocks Open Mixed on War Price Warnings
New York July 13 Stocks opened with a severe jolt as President Wilson warned that fair prices must prevail during the war. Initial losses gave way to advances amid profit taking and later strength in rails, steel, and motors. Total sales reached 890000 shares with uneven closes and money rates hardening.
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New York
Wilson
Atlantic
Gulf and West Indies
Ma- Tine
B. Steel
Missouri Pacific
Wabash
Texas
Pacific
Rock Island
A. T
Loco
Atchison , i 4 Union Pac
U.S. Staal
U.S. Steel
Wert Union
Willys-Over
O. ‘Brt
Can. Pac
Com
St. P
Nor. Pid
Eee
Til
Cent
Wees Toby Loe
Naan Lohigh
SA Ik
M. WK
GU Bere
Aw Awe N.Y
Nitbunh
Nor, Pac
Penn
Peoples Gas
So, Pac
Studebaker
Live Stock Market Results From Four Cities July 18
Hogs cattle and sheep receipts listed for St. Louis Chicago Kansas City and Omaha with price ranges and gains on July 18. Highlights show mixed hogs and heavy hogs firm to higher, cattle and calves varied by city, sheep largely steady to weak with lambs strong in some markets.
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St. Lowtax
ST. Louis
Chicago
Kanes City
Kanbas City
Omaha
Omatia
Neb
Markets New York Coffee
New York market notes from July 13 show quiet tone in coffee with varied spot pricing and different grades cited. Kansas City reports creamery butter and egg prices with multiple percentages and weeks. St Louis notes unchanged poultry and stable butter. Chicago covers butter and egg receipts, potatoes, and poultry trends.
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New York
Rio
Kansas City
Rutter— Creamery
St.Louis
ST. Louis
Chicago
Virginia
New York Sugar
Hancock county exemption board organizes in Carthage
Maj. Philip Dallam of Warsaw leads Hancock county exemption board duties after federal guidelines. Cards renumbered from 1 to 2240, copies filed with state, War Department, and exemption board, plus a press copy. Stenographers Earl Bell Clara Griff Nettie Wright assisted. Canning demonstration by Mrs Blanche West today at Christian church at one.
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Carthage
Philip Dallam
Warsaw
C. J. Scofield
S. M. Parr
Hancock County
Springfield
Maj. Dallarm
Scofield
W. E. Miller
Secretary of State
War Department
Exemption Board
Court House
Earl Bell
Clara Griff
Nettie Wright
E. C. Reaugh
Canning
Blanche West
Lushnell
Civic League
Household Science Club
Christian Church
Carthage Personals
Sep. White
Bucklin
Daniel Milton White
Betty Brotherton
Kahoka
Robt. Ramsey
Gus Helake
Quincy
Margaret Ramsey
Mabel Sympson
St. Joseph Hospital
Bertha Gruel
Macomb
Earl Denton
Mae Coleman
Breckenridge
Reception 10 New Members of Church in Warsaw
In Warsaw on July 18 the First Methodist church and Sunday school held a reception for new members welcomed this year bringing total additions to thirty. The event featured an address by the pastor, refreshments, and social games, with a good crowd in attendance. A separate report recounts a serious lye ingestion by Delbert Wayne Taylor, a two year old, and a separate auto accident near the old fair ground involving three men and a woman, resulting in a broken arm for one driver and rescue efforts led by Dr. Hentley Dennis. local residents assisted and the group later traveled to Keokuk. Carpenter Hopkins worked on the parsonage. Mrs. Kinney and Rev. Purdy and wife visited. the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society met, and the Y M C A of Keokuk is to lead Sunday night services at the church.
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Warsaw
First Methodist Church
Delbert Wayne Taylor
Chelse Taylor
Fair Ground
Selp
Tey
Mra. Hose Knight
Independence State Hospital
Iowa
Dennis
Carpenter Hopkins
Kinney
Purdy
Bloomfield
Iowan
Ora Anderson
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Mrexgie Batrd
Keokuk
First Methodist
The Shopping Quest of Kitty in a City Alteration Sale
Kitty, seeking clothes to please her vanity, slips from her quiet country life into a city alteration sale. Amid heat and crowds she buys ill fitting garments, endures fits of hunger and fatigue, and returns home reluctantly with lessons in retail fashion and social pretensions.
Hoover says he is helpless over food crisis actions
In Chicago the St. Louis office of S J E Bennett and company published Herbert C Hoover's telegram responding to brokers. He says farmers face losses unless Congress grants authority and that he cannot plan to protect producers or regulate business until such authority is given.
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Chicago
St. Louis
S. J. E. Bennett and Company
Herbert C. Hoover
Hoover
Congress
England Faces Postwar Credit Challenge Says Law and Lew
London July 13 A Government charter for the British Trade Corporation prompts warnings that postwar Britain will face harder economic problems than wartime. Law stresses the need for credit methods to turn character into assets, helping young entrepreneurs establish new businesses. Lew argues credit access is essential for reviving trade and national development.
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London
New
British Trade Corporation
Bonar Lew
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Timothy
Chitcaxo
Gene Keg
Barlay
Imothy
New York Money
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Marcantile Prper
Bar Aliver
Ae Mexican Rollara
Time Loans
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York
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U.S
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Panama
Uae
Haneger Bare
the Daily Story
W. Werner
Mrs. Wilson
Kitty
Mrs. Cady
Gertrude Beekman
Wilton
Wilson-Cady- Beekman
Miss Howland
Miss Hemper
Peabodys
Tom Keene
Alonzo Cady
Carolyn Hemphill
Hudson
Benningham
Hub
Jose Cripps
Hud
Express
Fowler's
Jose Cripp
Goitre
DR. Welsch
Hempshire St. Quincy
England
Weilers
Thic
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Victor
Victor Deators
Berkoe
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the Wolf Chemical CO
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