Market News Chicago Corn Oats and Provisions Rise on Demand
Weakness in corn eased late as Argentine exports loom large amid cheap seaborne grain. May corn near 1.44 and July 1.35, oats up 1 to 1.4 cents. Bear pressure faded with export demand for rye and barley and improving sentiment on supply. Provisions remained heavy while stocks and admin plans to curb prices offered little relief. Receipts and shipments for wheat and corn shifted, signaling cautious buying and potential volatility ahead.
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New York Stocks And Grain Reports From March 21
Market notes from Chicago and New York on March 21 cover wheat oats and corn prices across futures and cash markets in Chicago Kansas City Minneapolis and Omaha with No 1 hard and red wheats quoted and oats and corn values in various grades. The New York stock session shows gains across oil and motor issues led by Mexican Petrol and General Motors while Liberty bonds hold firm amid favorable oil field reports and a bullish investment tone.
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Local Market Prices for Hay and Grain by Knollenberg Milling
Market report from Toledo listing prices paid for hay and grain, including Wheat No 1 at 2.38 and No 2 at 2.35, various bale and loose hay prices, corn by type, oats, shredded fodder, and straw. Also includes livestock bids, poultry quotes, linseed and turpentine notes, and mill product prices.
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Anck Brothers
FE. Binhop Co
Miller & Arthur Co
Quiet Day At Local Market With Mixed Hay Prices
The Thursday market was quiet with steady prices. Loosely mixed hay sold at 22 dollars per load and baled timothy at 24. Four loads of oats went for 66 cents per bushel, one load 67 cents, and baled oats straw brought 4 dollars per load.
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Mercantile Bond and FX Quiet as Markets Close
New York markets show mercantile paper weakness mixed with bond activity. Government bonds irregular and railroad bonds easy while time loans ease. money remains strong with a 6 percent market close noted.
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Market Slump Follows Sterling Move in New York
New York trading Thursday saw a marked halt with price and volume declines as Britain suspends sterling purchases after years of stabilization. Analysts expect cuts in finished goods to boost industry, with United States Steel, Marine transport, oils, distillers, equipment and tobacco leading activity. Bond uncertainty persisted with total sales around 11.59 million dollars.
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Livestock Markets Report From Major Cities March 21
Hogs receipts around 12 000 in St Louis with mixed and Dutchers near 19 dollars. Chicago quotes hogs 25 000 today with heavy weights around 19 65 to 19 80 and cattle receipts about 16 000 with beef steers near 11 50 to 18 50. Kansas City reports hogs 5 500 with steers around 18 19 and calves up to 14 50. Indianapolis and St Louis area markets show steady to lower trends with specific price ranges for lambs, sheep and feeders.
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Markets Report From New York and Other Cities
New York and Chicago market notes show mixed receipts and prices across dairy, poultry, and sugar. Butter and cheese futures steady to firmer in New York and Chicago. potatoes and eggs largely unchanged. Kansas City and St Louis report varied poultry and egg figures. no major shifts in overall market tone. Sugar and coffee prices listed for New York, with spot coffee quiet and slight declines in futures.
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The Balkans By Herbert Corey on Dalmatia Hatred
Corey's dispatch from Fiume notes deep historic feuds between Croats and Italians over Dalmatia. He portrays Venetian influence, land strain, and language issues fueling a lasting animus, with Croats resisting Italian rule and both sides inheriting mutual distrust across generations.
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Miller's Antiseptic Oil Promoted For Pain and Coughs
An advertisement touts Miller's Antiseptic Oil as a universal remedy for rheumatism neuralgia lumbago and sore joints plus head back and limb pains. It claims internal and external use for coughs colds croup influenza sore throat diphtheria and tonsillitis with rapid relief and deep penetration. Sold by Herb Juice Medicine Co with 20c 60c and 1.00 bottles guaranteed at drug stores.
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Herb Juice Medicine Co
Uric Acid in Meat Tied to Rheumatism, Warns Authority
An authority links rheumatism to excess meat and rich foods that raise uric acid. Advice urges warmth, dry feet, water intake, reduced meat, and kidney stimulation with Jad Salts to cleanse the blood. Jad Salts, inexpensive and grape lemon lithia based, claimed effective for sufferers.
Women Dry Clean Things at Home with Gasoline
Quick money saving home tip claims five to ten dollars can be saved by dry cleaning suits coats waists silks laces gloves shoes furs draperies rugs using gasoline and Solvite soap. Soak in a dishpan then wash to freshen without fading shrinking or wrinkles. Do not dry clean without Solvite soap. Dry-clean outdoors away from flame.
Ely's Cream Balm Head Cold Relief Ad
A vintage advertisement promises instant relief from nasal congestion and head colds. It pledges soothing anti septic action by inhalation, claiming open nostrils, clear head, and freedom from hawking and headache.
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Hot Water and Limestone Phosphate Clean Liver, Says Prober
A physician touts daily hot water with Limestone phosphate as a safe liver wash to remove indigestible matter, bile and toxins. He warns against calomel, noting limestone phosphate is tasteless, non salivating, and inexpensive, suitable for daily use before breakfast.
Dalmatia’s Croat Oppression Met With Mixed Reception
The text describes Italian actions in Dalmatia closing Croat schools banning Croat language publishing arresting booksellers and removing Croat insignia from women. It notes wartime anti Croat sentiment and a hoped for provocation at the peace conference, while Entente troops were greeted with flags and flowers. The Dalmatian reaction ranged from feeling conquered to believing liberation had arrived.
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Italy
Austria
Dalmatia
Jugo- Slavia
Faugh
Milan
Entente
Loomis Cleared Of Professionalism Charges In Chicago
Jo Loomis a track star with the Chicago Athletic Association was cleared Thursday night of professionalism charges by Central A A U officials for writing articles on athletics for a newspaper. He agreed to donate his earned money to a trophy fund to be contested at a Central A A A meet.
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Jo Loomis
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