Market Roundup Shows Mixed Crop, Stocks Rally Then Dip
Market data shows corn slipping late after a narrow session with light Illinois and Iowa rain improving crop prospects. Oats held firmer early on seaborne demand but eased as new deferred supplies entered. Provisions rose as buyers absorbed offerings. Stocks traded heavily with broad gains and selective pool favorites advancing amid favorable European news and cautious optimism for standard stocks on pullbacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Iowa
Seaboard
Sumatra Tobacco
General Motors
Sugar
Reading
Europe
Wheat and corn prices across U S grain markets June 19
Market report lists multiple grain futures and cash prices from Chicago St Louis Kansas City Omaha Minneapolis and New York for corn oats and rye. Prices cover No 2 mixed and white yellow and other grades with spot quotes and regional variations. notable figures include Chicago No 2 mixed 1.63 to 1.72 per bushel and St Louis No 2 yellow 1.36 to 1.50, Omaha No 4 yellow 1.40, New York spot oats 7 cents an acre? (text indicates steady oats)
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Chicago
St. Louis
Kinuana City
Kansas City
Omaha
Minneapolis
Ats
Lax
Louis
St, Louis
Peoria
Pronia
New York
New York Stocks Ahead On War News Confidence Rises
Tuesday session was narrow with initial gains fading on profit taking. War news boosted outlook for dividend friendly securities, rail and road stocks seen as good buys on declines. Upper tier rails like Standard, Bay St Paul, Union Pacific, Southern Pacific, Atchison favored. lower priced rails such as Kansas City Southern and Chicago Great Western also bought. Aero planes and motor stocks rose on Broad Street curb. independent oil stocks in strong demand. Mining issues including Ray Caledonia, Piece and coppers advanced as accumulation continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Exchange
Aci
Rods
Bay St. Paul
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Atchison
Kangag City Southern
Chicago Great Western
Sinclair
Daves
Broad Street
Houston
Oknuleer
Agirdadt
Ray Caledonia
Piece
Markets Roundup New York June 19
New York reports Butter firm with rising receipts and mixed grades across Creamery and storage, plus fresh cheese and poultry prices steady or unsettled. Chicago and St Louis show similar dairy and egg trends. Kansas City notes unchanged butter and poultry, while New York sugar and coffee markets display steady to firm quotes. A closing aphorism notes a sunless face like a lightless lamp.
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New York
Piroy
Chicago
Miurk
St. Toninz
ST. Lots
Kanaan City
Kansas City
Santos
Local hogs steady with minor gains in market
No major price changes in the local market Tuesday aside from hogs up 10 cents. Few products moved on the city market with sales including loose mixed hay at 190 dollars per load and a fold at 13 dollars per ton. Loose Amathy at 13 dollars per load and two loads of oats at 64 cents per bushel. A single load of yellow corn sold for 1 dollar 45 cents per bushel.
Local Market Prices for Farm Products and Hogs
Knollenberg Milling listed mill products and retail prices for bran meal and feed items. Local hogs quotes cover weights from 80 to 260 pounds, with wagon hogs and market steers, heifers, cows, calves, and sheep priced by weight. Also listed are poultry, hides, wool, and miscellaneous farm goods with regional delivery to Quincy.
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Mideas
Bolles & Rosers
Florses
Hunes & Rogers
Quincy
Swift
Stock Market Stagnation Across Close on Tuesday
New York June 19 The stock market was becalmed with diminished trading after the first hour and a stagnant close. War bulletins were hopeful and McAdoo’s rate comment drew favorable banking talk. Big movers were limited to United States Steel and Reading with general turnover around 380000 shares.
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New York
McAdoo
United States Steel
Reading and
Sippin ‘S
Liberty
United States
Can
CLM. & St
Erie
Lehigh
Peoples
Rock Islar
So. Pac. Ls
Studebuster
Union Pac
U. S. Steel
U.S. Steel Pfd
Livehog and cattle markets report across major cities
Chicago hogs 22,000 strong market steady bids from 16.00 to 16.50 for various weights. cattle receipts 23,000 with values easing. sheep 8,000 with lambs firm to higher. Kansas City hogs 15,000 lower bids around 16.35 to 16.55. cattle optimal to lower. Sioux City hogs 19,000 down. cattle 2,500 steady. Indianapolis hogs 11,000 down. St Joseph hogs and cattle mixed. East St Louis hogs 14,500 higher by 10 cents. cattle slow, sheep lower.
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Chicago
Boud
Choine
Laney
St. Louis
Jane Is
Lve Urgher
Hood
Kanway City
Kansas City
Sioux City
Indianapolis
St. Joseph
St, Jose
Banat St. Louis
East SP. Louis
The Strike Breeders Hidden in War Time Plot
Harrison Grant, head of Criminology Club, obsesses over a report about Dixie Mason amid German plots in America. Franz von Rintelen, alias E. V. Gates, operatives with disguise plans, plots with Heinrich Albert and von Lertz as they maneuver in New York and English ports. The piece intertwines espionage, love, and covert wartime schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Grant
Tom Bailey
Criminology Club
Dixie Mason
Heinric von Lertz
Bailey
Flynn
Grant
Cr Liever
Moody
Dixie
Germany
New York
I-2
Franz von Rintelen
Kaiser Wilhelm
United States
Morrison Grant
E. V. Gates
Rintelen
America
Falmouth
England
Secret Service
Heinrich Albert
Imperial Germany
von Rinteren
von Lertz
Madame Augusta Stephan
Seed Market Prices in Toledo Show Cash and Future Bids
Seed market report from Toledo lists Clover seed at prime cash 15.00 with October 12.00, Alehke at prime cash 12.00 with October 2115, Timothy seed at prime cash 5.60 with September 4.27 and October 4.00, and March 4.15. Prices are stated for cash and futures contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Clover Seed
Alehke
Timothy
Medical Ethics SICKNESS and GRAFT in advertising doctors
A speaker argues that patients seek cure and help regardless of the source and condemns medical advertising as a scam by a “medical trust.” He praises advertising doctors while accusing most others of dishonesty and calls the trust tyrannical, claiming it kills millions and that such killings are divine, not human.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincey
Medical Trust
John Goode
England
Quincy Iady
Quincy
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Liddlund
Mats Lauret Tye
Ateah
Long Commission Co.’s Daily Market Letter
J. E. Bennett & Co
Smaileless
Kuellenberg Milling Company
Knollenberg
Blatchford
H. P
Mississippi River
Anck Hrothers
Rey
U S
Eagle’s Eye
William J. Plynn
U. S. Secret Service
Courtney Ryley Cooper
Knollenberg Milling Co
Weilers
N. Sth
Socrates
Pip
U.S. A
James E. Bennett
Grain, Provisions, & Co
Myerson
Madame Stephan
Heinrich von Lertz
Weiler
N. St. St
Ghaphan
4Th Street
Giles Music Store
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