Market swings as corn rules limit trading volume
Chicago totals show a see-saw session with corn prices mixed, constrained by a 200,000 bushel limit per interest. Oats fell, provisions rose on hog demand, and lard hit a new high. Government crop reports buffered declines, while wheat and oats receipts and shipments shifted across several Midwest exchanges.
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Chicago
Seaboard
Long Commission. Co
Northwest Cor Lota
Minneapolis
Duluth
Wannipeg
Local Markets Prices for Hay and Grain
Knollenberg Milling shows Prices for Wheat, Hay, and Straw. Wheat No 1 tested 60 pounds and better $2.30, No 2 $2.27. Baled hay and straw prices range from $8 to $36 per ton. Corn yellow and white $1.70 to $1.80, oats 70 to 72 cents, mixed hay $32 to $35, long tom hay $20, shredded fodder $11 to $12 per ton, timothy and clover hay variously $21 to $36. Hog, cattle, and poultry quotations follow, with weights and prices for buyer and seller ranges. Rumors: New York and Hutchinson market notes included with butter, cheese, eggs, and feed prices.
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Pricca Vaid
Knollenberg Milling Company
Anchromere
C.F. Bishop Co
Swift
Stocks Hit by Profit Taking In Quiet New York Session
The New York market faced renewed profit taking and short selling with declines of 6 to 10 points in several favored shares. Gains appeared as government crop data and removal of gold movement restrictions lifted sentiment. United States Steel recovered after early weakness, while Studebaker fell 10 points and GM and Atlantic Gulf dropped about 7. Sales totaled 1,550,000 shares as bonds remained firm and money market conditions showed variability.
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Shorts
New York
International Harvester
United States
Studebaker
General Motors
Atlantic Gulf
Chile
New York Stocks By J. E. Bennett & Co
New York stocks edge lower as motors and rails dip while bargains in autos and general industries entice buyers. Investors seek gains from packing, oils, and mining sectors with Beed earnings and dividends cited as favorable indicators.
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New York
J. E. Bennett & Co
Horses and Mules in East St. Louis Market
The listing shows horses and mules with price ranges and measurements. Eastern buyers in New York and St. Louis markets are noted with bids and lots offered. Prices span from 90 to 160 dollars for various horse and mule assortments, with height and handling specifics included.
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East ST. Luue
Grain futures quotes for Clover seed and Timothy
Toledo reports steady cash and futures prices for Clover seed with prime cash at 27.00 and futures at 21.70 for October and 21.60 for December. Alsike prime Oct. 19.25 and Dec. 19. The Timothy prime cash old 5.45, new 5.48, with June 10 dates and October 5.95 and December 6.00 futures.
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Toledo
Clover Seed
Alsiké
Timothy
Liberty Bond Prices Reported in New York Market
On June 10 in New York the Liberty bond market showed final prices for various issues. Final Pricer values included 34's at 99.50, first 4's at 95.40, second 4's at 94.24, first 4%%'s at 95.72, second 4%%'s at 94.84, third 4%%'s at 95.48, fourth 4%'s at 94.84, victory 3%'s at 100, and victory 4%'s at 99.96.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
Liberty Bond
Hogs and cattle at major markets June 10 reports
Chicago hogs receipts 40,000 with top 20.16 and bids near 19.75 to 20.15. cattle receipts 14,000 with beef steers 12.25 to 18.25 and cows 7.32 to 15.25. sheep receipts 16,000 with lambs around 12.60 to 15.75 and yearlings 10.25 to 13.00. St Louis and Kansas City reports show varied hogs around 19.60 to 20.30 and cattle mostly steady to higher. Peoria hogs top 19.75, heavies around 19.60 to 19.75.
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New York
Egee
Chicago
XMX
St. Louis
Kansas City
Peoria
Nono
Market Averages for Rye Barley and Timothy Prices
The June 10 market notes show rye No 2 at 1 dollar, barley 1.08 to 1.21, timothy at 9 dollars and clover listed as nominal. This item records commodity price levels for rye barley timothy and clover relevant to traders.
Wilson ends control on gold exports under decree
Washington June 10 President Wilson terminated government control over foreign exchange and gold exports to hasten dollar parity with foreign currencies. Licenses to export will be required and issued freely by the war trade board. applications must go to the federal reserve board until formal proclamation ends the wartime control. The move aims to restore foreign nations' economic strength and currency values, with expected flows of gold to the U S offset by outward movement and renewed dollar parity with Colombia and Venezuela.
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Washington
Wilson
Federal Reserve Board
Russia
American Relief Administration
Termination of Control
War Trade Board
United States
Colombia
Venezuela
Allied reply to German counter proposals delayed to Friday
Paris June 9 British French and allied governments decide that the reply to the German counter proposals will not be delivered before Friday June 13. The German side will be given five days to accept or reject the treaty after the reply is delivered.
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Paris
Fix Conditions For Germanys Admission To The World League
PARIS June 9 Premier Clemenceau Col E M House and Lord Cecil have re examined terms for nations other than founders to join the league of nations Their report revise covenants to ease Germanys admission and will be submitted to the council of four It lists three conditions establishment of a stable government signing the peace treaty and the lawful execution of it A proposed fourth condition on abolishing compulsory military service was dropped as the treaty already provides for disarmament
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Paris
Clemenceau
Col. E. M. House
Robert Cecil
League of Nations
Germany
Council of Four
New York Guards Her Homes Against Reds
New York placed all important public buildings and the residences of prominent citizens under guard by 300 policemen in civilian clothes. Police and federal agents would not comment on precautions after the June 2 bomb outrage. police HQ and city hall were guarded, as were clubs churches and homes of business and financial figures.
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New York
Internal Piles Treatment Promises Quick Relief
Describes Miro Pile Remedy taken internally to reach piles and ulcers, claiming fast relief in two to three days. Promotes non surgical cure with a refundable guarantee, notes itching piles as separate and offers Pile Ointment for external cases. Mentions order options and mailing details from Guaranteed Remedies Co. Elyria Ohio.
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Ohio
Guaranteed Remedies Co
Elyrta
Oils St. Tavis Market Quotes From June 16
On June 16 at St Tavis the market showed canseed oil prices for various bulk grades with raw at 1.91 and boiled at 1.93 per barrel. Cottonseed oil quotes per pound listed Winter white 26 percent, yellow 24 44. summer white 26 percent, yellow 24 44. salad 26 44. cooking white 26 44. yellow 25 percent.
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ST. Tavis
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