Market News Mixed. Wheat and Corn Drift Lower as Bears Lead
Chicago traders closed heavy on June 14 as bear sentiment dominated grain floor trading. Corn hit varied levels with July at 1.43 percent, oats down 1 percent, and oats futures softening while hogs and provisions fluctuated. Short covering kept a brief advance amid weak export demand, with regional quotes from Chicago, St Louis, Omaha, and Kansas City showing broader price moves across corn, oats, and wheat.
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Chicago
Bears
Long Commission Co
Minneapolis
Duluth
Winnipeg
Hutdard
St. Louis
Louis
Omaha
S. White
Kansas City
Peoria
New York Stock Exchange
Fiat
U.S. Steel
Hielders
St. Paul
Wnien Pacific
Southern Pacific
Atchison
Kansas City Southers
Chicano Great Western
Sinclair OW
Houston O
Cesden
Okmulgee
Submarine Boat
Airplines
Hecla
Cresson Gold
Calemontia
Kansans City
Omatta
Sioux City
St. Joseph
East St. Louis
Market Letter reports nervous corn trade and strong hogs
Long Commission Co.'s Daily Market Letter notes a volatile session with an early break, a late rally, and a net loss in active corn deliveries. Oats and hogs show divergent moves as weather and demand influence markets. copper and steel lead equities higher on hopeful European news. Farm prices list hay, grain, milling products, hog and cattle quotes across multiple regional markets.
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Montana
Canada
Shorts
Europe
United States
Adams County Board of Supervisors June 12 1918 Minutes
Proceedings show committee reports on court house jail and detention home, bids for coal steam heat and electrical, road project with John Mehaffy contract, vaccination policy, pension determinations for the blind, and numerous claims and appropriations including Cheerful Home grant and printing and printing-related expenses. Trustees authorize burial of pauper and discuss Red Cross workshop and venereal disease address.
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Robertson
Board of Supervisors
Court House
James Riggs
Adams County
Council of National Defense
Adams County Court House
Women's Committee
House of Correction
City of
Quincy
Ilinois
Honorable
John Mchaffy
Joint Board
Maccadam
Superintendent of Highways
John Mehaffy
Herman Schelp
John Scitauf
Matt G. Dettle
Supervisor Dettle
Tieken
State Board of Health
Honey Creek
Rolland Ruffcorn
Keene
Fred “Turner
Mendon
Bert Vinson
Lima
F. B. Shultz
Ursa
Grant Brown
Concord
George Kiefer
McKee
Wm. P. Hayes
Beverly
George Steiner
Columbus
Henry Clark
Liberty
Luther Rice
Richfield
J. B. Thomas
Gilmer
Henry Tenhous
Burton
W. W. Lester
Payson
George Pfanschmidt
Ellington
George Bergman
Melrose
George Hunsaker
Fall Creek
C. F. Strattman
Riverside
Julius Schrage
Committee On
North 24Th St
H. O. Collins
Lawrence Amen
Water Works Commission
Pure Ice Company
F. W. Menke Stone & Lime Co
F. W. Resch & Co
Miller-Hellhake
Kage Et. L. L. Boyer
Lecacaducacteaasliles
N. Kohl Grocer Co
Michelman Steel Con. Co
Miller Bros. Transfer Co
Chas, Wheeler
M. Burklin
H. V. Williams
Central UN. Tel. Co
Pure Ice Co
Street Hdw. Co
Poor Farm
Booth Bros. Poor Farm
Adolph Peiper
S. E. Barnhill
Kespohl-Mohrenstecher Co
Poor Partite
Pawe Tdecko
Ware-Wayland Co
Gunther Hdw. Co
G. Lummis
Miller & Arthur Drug Co
Wnbee
H. Korn Baking Co
Blessing Hospital
Walter M. Neuer
National Refining Co
O. Secses Escescevens
J. R. Lambert
John Schwank
Gunther Hon. Co
Phil B. Koch
Chas. Kessel
Anck “Bros
W. M. Brownrigg
Standard Oil Co
Quincy Coal Co
M. Weltin
A. D. Bates
Miller-Hellake Shoe Co
Gunther How. Co
the Whig Co
John Steiner
Fred Schrage
Globe Printing Co
Fred C. Newman
W. H. Brazelton
Rollie N. Stacy
Gem City Printers
M. Parker Pub. Co
W. M. Welch Mfg. Co
Fred Baldwin
Eber Seed Co
Jest & Kiefer Printing Co
W. L. Viar
Miller & Arthur Co
Gem City Elec. Co
van Burg
Hartman Bros
Callahan & Co
N. Kohl Gro. Co
Buerkin & Kaempen
Irwin Paper Co
Gem City Elec.,Co
Whitfield Drug Co
Theo. B. Robertson
D Barnard Co
S. C. Bark
Eaees
A. Craft
Weber & Co
Geo
D. Liggett
Denning G. & B. Co
the Spring Handle Co
Meyer-Wilms Co
Judiciary Committee
Gertrude T. Cruttenden
Sixth Avenue North
Mary Williams
North Eighth Street
General Assembly
State of
Charles Schmitt
Loretta Ellen McClelland
Jennie Nichols
Emma c. Nuttng
Alonzo N. Martin
Lydia Hekamp
August Pott
SusaneBnjemin
John Thomas Marney
James T. Hinds
Mary A. Reynolds
D. L. Musselman
The
American Red Cross
Taylor
Germain
JJ. HH. Blomer
Germann
Hild
Blomer
Yettle
Walker
Cunnane
Willer
Scarborough and
Rice
Loard
Taylor, Tibesar
McIntyre
Judiciary
Board of Super- Visots
W. F. Bader
Poor Farm Committee
County Home Committee
Cheerful Home Association
Adams
Finance Committee
Honorable Board of Supervisors
Toledo Market Prices Report Busy Trade
Toledo market notes list cash prices for various feeds and grains including Alsike prime cash at 13, Timothy prime cash 2.60, Sent 4.92.15 Oct price 4.02, Dee 4.02, and March 4.17.
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Toledo
Alsike
Timothy
Dee
Bond market notes drift in Chicago fixed income update
Chicago June 4 government bond listings show nominal for barley and Timothy prices withCoupons and rems listed alongside Liberty 3s and U. S. 4s. The brief note records varied securities including U. S. 4s rek and other government issue coupons and rates in a terse market summary.
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Boas
Rem
Preberty UW
Liberty
U. S
Local market steady with mixed grain quotes
Local dealers report a steady market across all branches with no major quotation changes aside from a minor corn price adjustment. Hogs and all meat, poultry, and eggs held steady while city market activity remained fair with yellow corn at 1.45 to 1.50 per bushel and white corn at 1.50 to 1.55.
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Muollenberg Milling Company
Knollenberg Milling Company
Blatchford
H. BP
H. P
New York Stocks Edge Higher On United States Steel Rally
Gradual price hardening followed by a brisk late demand for United States Steel, which rose three points and lent strength to the list. Reading lagged with a small loss, tobacco shares fluctuated amid a Sumatra setback as 500,000 shares traded and total par value sales reached $4,675,000.
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New York
Stock Exchange
United States Steel
Sumatra
Ia. T
Atchison
Bby BR. T
Can
N. W
Erie
Nor. Pfd. . Sa
Lehigh
N.Y
N.handh
Nor. Pac
Penn
Rock Island
Studebaker
Union Pac
U. S. Steel
U. S. Steelpfd
West. Union
Willys-Over
East St. Louis Market Dull for Draft Horses and Mules
East St Louis on June 14 reports a dull market with draft horses and mules weak. Draft horse prices range 150 to 280 while eastern chunks fetch 150 to 185. farm mares and southern types vary 35 to 265. Mules show limited activity with prices from 50 to 225 depending on size. New York mercantile quotes note 4 and 6 month bills around 5 to 6 percent, bar silver at 99, spot coffee steady with minor shifts.
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Mississippi River
Anck Brothers
St. Tonts
ST. Louis
Brees
Arkhansay
Old Peese
Aid
Gruffien Vingkers
Dow
East ST. Louis
Mlinois
New York Money
New York
Mercantile Prper
Exican
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Minunemapatia
Sq. Lowth
BT. Louis
Jung
J. E. Bennett & Co
Long Commission Co.’s Daily Market Letter
Bolles & Rogers
Holles & Rogers
Bess
Texas
Wis
Mich
Mbon
Santos
James E. Bennett & CO
Stoc Cs
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