Grain and market wrap from Chicago and New York trading
Grain market mixed with strong corn activity and German government upheaval influencing sentiment. Corn rose to 1.48 for May and 1.41 for July, while oats and rye showed varied moves. Market notes include warehouse stock outlook, car lots by Minneapolis Winnipeg and Chicago, and spot prices for wheat and oats in New York trade.
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Chicago
De‘elines
Germany
Long Commission Co
Minneapolis
Winnipeg
Grain and market quotes from Chicago and other hubs
Mixed commodity prices across Chicago Kansas City and Des Moines with corn wheat barley and oats showing small fluctuations while cash corn and wheat directions stay largely unchanged. Prices for butter cheese and eggs edge higher as New York spot coffee and Liberty bond quotations appear alongside.
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Chicago
New York
Santus
Colfee
Chicago and Kansas City Hog and Cattle Market Report
Chicago and Kansas City market notes show hogs steady to higher with bulk around 14.60 to 16.00, heavy packing sows 12.25 to 13.50, pigs 12.25 to 14.75, cattle mixed with beef steers lower, but calves and feeders higher, sheep and lambs generally steady to slightly down. Estimated Monday receipts: hogs 165,000. cattle 17,000. sheep 13,000. Report from St Louis and Peoria indicates mixed gains and declines across regions with varied prices for steers, cows, calves, and lambs.
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Chicago
Keanann City
Kansas City
St. Louis
Packine Rowe
Peoria
Medhimer
J. Be, Hood & Co
C. F. Bishop Co
Lge
Ameo
Blatchford
Swift
UU. P
H. P
Bolles & Rogers
Stocks Drift in opening as traders shrug German fears
NEW YORK STOCKS opened dull then edged ahead as traders disregarded the German setback. Crucible Steel led gains with a 16 point rise to 241 while General Motors swung erratically and finished lower. Total volume 475,006 shares amid steady bond and currency markets.
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German Republic
Ralls
Crucible Steel
General Motors
Geix
Federal Reserve Bank
United Kingdom
Long Commission Co
Tech Low
Armour
Atchison
Amer
Tob
TsiCruc
Chand
Mme
Cudahy
Com. Edison
Erie
Met
Wan Goodrich
Central
lInsp
Kelly-Spring
Mid
Pacific
Penn
Sears-Roe
Swift
Studebaker
Sinclair O
Texas Oil
TSS
WS. Steel Com, SR
Steel
TIF Yis
Union Pacifie
U.S. Rubber
Westing
Wilson and Co
Local Markets Prices and Quotations Listing
Local markets report prices paid for bay and grain by the Kuelenberg Alling Company. Wheat, rye, corn, hay and straw values, hogs, cattle, poultry, eggs, mill products, hides, furs, and butter market notes with varied bids and prices. Also New York mercantile and cotton market figures for March 14 with exchange rates and government bonds noted.
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Kuelenberg Alling Company
Anck Brothers
New York Monger
New York
Mercantile Paper
Gulildeta
Hancock Farm Drive Dates Set for 1600 Members Drive
Hancock County Farm Bureau and Illinois Agricultural Association schedule membership campaign from April 19 to May 15. State solicitors and local workers will visit every farm in Hancock County to recruit members amid nationwide growth of the Farm Bureau system. Total Illinois Agricultural Association membership stands at 60,000. $5 dues support $20,000 yearly work.
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Carthage
J. C G. Sailor
Illinois Agricultural Association
Hancock County Farm Bureau
Hancock County
American Farm Bureau Federaion
Ilinoig
Bfancock
McDonough County
Adama County
Stancock
Illinia Agricultural Association
Court House
Hancock County Horse Breeders’ Association
Ccounty Fair
Family Illness Draws Mrs Yeager Home To Emeson
In Philadelphia Missouri Mrs Everet Yeager was called to Emeson by her father Sam Stout’s illness. Clifton Freeman surprised friends by traveling to Steffenville Sunday and bringing home a wife. Misa Horton and John P Feaster of Toledo Ohio are visiting his wife and family, Mrs Mary Feaster’s misfor…
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Galt
Anna Dunn
Carter Anderson
Iowa
D. A. Mallory
Lilburn Feaster
Padmyra
Mary Feater
Vernon Johnson
Johnson
Clay Gibbons
Gibbons & Phillips
Cecil Shults
Nelsonville
Gibbons
Will Dunn
Flist Mich
Jules Coleman
Yank Allen
Tom Ballard
Frank Lamont
George Vickreys
Everet Yeager
Emeson
Sam Stout
Clifton Freeman
Steffenville
Misa Horton
John P. Feaster
Toledo
Mary Feaster
World petroleum output exceeds 1,000,000,000 tons
The article notes global petroleum production surpassing 1.0 billion metric tons, with the United States contributing over 61 percent. It also recalls Boston's first church organ placed in King's Chapel in 1713, once stored in the vestibule for seven months due to opposition.
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United States
Boston
King's Chapel
Free oil news and map offer from Texas paper
A brief offer invites readers to request the Independent paper for reliable Texas oil news and a free oil map showing all pools, producing wells, drilling activity, and county details. Limited free copies available at Oil Facts 412 Throckmorton St Fort Worth Texas.
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Texas
OIL
Throckmorton St
Ft. Worth
Tex
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