Market outlook and grain and stock tips from a 1900s report
A brisk investment tone with a cautious tilt toward rail and metal shares. Traders forecast continued decline on good news, with rails favored and food stocks to advance as world demand grows. Better grain and oil stock prospects noted alongside calls to buy Rock Island, Southern Railway, Union and Southern Pacific, Atchison, St. Paul, Great Northern, Weld, and others. Also mentions New York curb market gains and mining plays like Caledonia and Hecla. In St Louis, Timothy market softens with mixed hay and oil quotes and seed oil prices listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Rock Island
Southern Railwar
Union
Southern Pacific
Atchison and St. Paul
Great Northern
Weld
Elong
Swift, Armours
Wilsons
Cudahys
New York
Bargatina Ina
Market Shifts Hit Corn Prices Across Grain Centers
Chicago market shows acute corn weakness amid belief peace rally was priced in. Prices slipped with September at 1.74 1 4 and December at 1.52 1 2, oats down 2 to 2 percent, provisions lower as liquidation broadened. Northwest and Chicago car lots reveal mixed activity while varying regional quotes show no rally.
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Chicago
Omaha
Northwest
Minneapolis
Duluth
Winnipeg
Markets Review From New York and Chicago June 25
New York market reports show firm receipts across butter creamery and cheese with varied quotes in eggs and vegetables. Potatoes and sugar move steady with notable price ranges. Chicago potato and butter markets noted. St Louis reports on horse auction prices and mule demand with broad price spreads across classes.
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New York
Atate
Chicago
Market wrap: corn leads, oats dip as news circulates
Corn surged to a high after a record advance but then fell back as weak technicals and thin support weighed. Oats fell when corn turned easy, with limited rally power. Provisions weakened, trading volumes slim, while Washington moves to curb packing. Crucible Steel announces a six percent dividend, signaling industry relief amid a waning peace era.
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Washington
Crucible Steel
Hog Market Slips Thirty Cents on Tuesday
Hogs dropped 30 cents from Monday's quotation, setting top price at 20.50. The only business on the market lot was a load of loose timothy hay selling for 32.50 per ton.
Local Markets Hay and Grain Prices at Knollenberg Milling
Prices paid for hay and grain from Knollenberg Milling Co. include wheat No 1 tested at 3.30 per bushel, No 2 at 2.27, baled timothy 35 36, baled clover 31, and baled oats straw 8 79. Market prices list yellow corn 1.86, white corn 1.85, oats 2 73, baled timothy 22, loose clover 30 82, and various feeds and animal product quotations from local merchants and sellers.
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Knollenberg Milling Company
Anck So Kners
C.F. Bishop Co
Swift
Blatchford
Blatch
Boliea and Rogers
John Ailasthia and Co
Grareen Boeast
California
Chicago and St Louis Hogs and Cattle Market Report
Chicago and regional markets show mixed hog and cattle trade with receipts large. Hogs ranged from bulk around 20.75 to 21.40. cattle receipts around 18 000 in Chicago with lower prices on beef steers and varied ranges for butcher stock. St Louis and Kansas City reported similar softness in hogs and steady to lower cattle bids. Sheep volumes also listed with lambs and yearlings noted. Cotton futures opened firm in New York as Japan expands fishing fleet offsets broader commodity shifts.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
East St. Louis
Peoria
Stock Market Slide Dampens War-Era Rally
On June 25 New York stocks retreated as war uncertainty eased and mid year settlements loomed. Major declines hit motors and oils with General Motors Studebaker Texas Company Mexican Petroleum Royal Dutch Sinclair American International dropping sharply, while rails and rubber shares held some ground. Liberty bonds eased slightly and total US market sales reached about 9.24 million par value with diverse movements across major issues and bonds.
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New York
Motors
General Motors
Studebaker
Texas Company
Mexican Petroleum
Royal Dutch
Sinclair
Atlantic Gulf
American International
United States K
Liberty
A. T
Loco
Anaconda
Atchison
Can. Pac
Erie
Nor
Nor. Pac
Penn
Peoples Gas
Rock Island
So, Pac
Sbrudebaker
Union Pac
U. & Steel
Willys Over
Tagua
Carthage College Commencement Forty-Fifth Exercise
Carthage College in Carthage Illinois held its forty fifth commencement at Trinity Lutheran church on Tuesday morning. Degrees awarded include Bachelor of Arts to Margaret Thelma Amick Carolyn Cutler Cox Francis Jeanette Hersch Ina Agnes Poole and Luella Mary Strauch and Doctor of Divinity to Reverend H McGII. The program featured a processional the invocation selections by the College Orchestra and the Oratorio Society with solos by Marguerite Burner Eva Simmons Runyon and others. The speaker was Hon Scott H Ladd LL D chief justice of the supreme court of Iowa. The ceremony concluded with the conferring of degrees and benediction.
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Carthage
Carthage College
Trinity Lutheran Church
Margaret Thelma Amick
Carolyn Cutler Cox
Francis Jeanette Hersch
Ina Agnes Poole
Luella Mary Strauch
H. McGii
Roberts
S.s
Friml
Mennetto Allantico
Karganoff College Orchestra
Ann Dvorsky
America the Beautiful
Bates
D. A. Davy
Guenod College Oratoria Society
Marguerite Burner
Wee Epee
Sanders
Constance Chorus
MacDowell
Clarke Imogen Hill
von Fielitz
von Fielitz Chorus College “Oratoria’ Society
Land of Baylow
Eva Simmons-Runyon
Elizabeth Fickett
D. Ke, Mack
Scott H. Ladd
Supreme Court
Carmenae
Fede Guleth Wilson
Helen Shultz
Chloe
Clough-Leighter
Ethel Miller
Imogene Hill
Esther Barnett
Mildred Barton
Iowa
Evelyn Kemp
Alice Rutt
The Canele Pine Glorious Forever Concert Cast
The event features Elizabeth Dean Kemp as pianist accompanist Eva Simmons Runyon Rachmaninoff Rachmaninoff Matt Evelyn directs a program with the Canele Pine and Glorious Forever pieces conducted by Evelyn and led by Accompanista Eva Simmons Runyon and Elizabeth Dean Kemp in a refined concert setting.
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Glorious Forever
Elizabeth Dean Kemp
Eva Simmons-Runyon
Rev Geo Callihan Carthage Pastor Dies in 48th Year
Rev George H Callihan longtime Carthage pastor dies at 6:45 am after years of tuberculosis illness aged 48 born Sept 9 1870 in Pennsylvania later educated at Carthage and Abingdon colleges taught in Denver and La Harpe served as deputy county clerk under James W Westfall 1898 1903 minister at Laklarpe Bentley Franklin churches helped found a new Franklin church wife Clara Hull survives with parents Jacob and Mary Callihan and siblings Tressler Cal lihan of Galesburg Emma Katherine Emma Callihan Fountain Green funeral at Methodist church in Carthage
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Carthage
George H. Callihan
Callihan
Jacob
Mary C. Callihan
Pennsylvania
Fountain Green
Carthage College
Abingdon College
Denver
la Hogne
Jafbes W. Westfall
Laklarpe
Bentley
Franklin Church
Franklin
Colorado Springe
Clara Hull
LaHarpe
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New York Money
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James E. Bennett & CO
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Moss Ridge Cemetery
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