Grain market fluctuations impact May corn price
Chicago March 23 market notes May corn hit a new high briefly but failed to hold gains as rye and barley slipped. May corn closed near 1.45 to 1.49 and July around 1.37. Oats eased slightly, with provisions and hogs showing strength amid mixed grain signals and government rye stock prospects. Northwest car lots and cash wheat also reported, with receipts and shipments varying by region.
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Cornaturday
Barney
Europe
Uby
Minneapolia
Food Administration Grain Corporation
Shorts
Jin Sterling Exchange
New York Stocks Briefly Rally Yet End Week Mixed
New York stocks ended the week with a strong undertone and mixed gains amid firmness in rails and yellow metal shares. Steel led the upturn then faced heavy profit taking while caution persisted on sterling and commodity markets with prospects for a larger road and industrial output.
Local Markets Farm Prices for Hay and Grain
Knollenberg Milling Co lists prices across grains and feeds. Wheat No 1 tested 60 pounds or better at 2.05, No 2 wheat 2.25, hay and straw figures varied including clover and timothy, corn prices 1.30 to 1.40 for yellow and 1.38 to 1.40 for white, shredded fodder 1.12 per ten, hogs, cattle, poultry and hides quotas, plus milling products and dairy feeds with detailed per cwt and per bushel quotes. Toledo market notes Clover seed prime cash at 29.25 with March at 2.25, Timothy prime cash 4.70 to 5.05, and various futures and seasonal prices listed.
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Ted Cheree
Leopra
SIS
Bishop Co
Maller & Arthur Co
Poe
Swift
Biatchford
Hlatchford
Bolles & Rogers
Market Day Update Shows Mixed Front Across Stocks
New York stocks opened strong but soon gave back gains as traders booked profits. United States Steel peaked at 1005 before retreating. Oils faced another bear attack with Mexican Petroleum down nearly 3 points while metals and utilities fell under pressure. Banks saw loan declines and deposits slip, signaling a tighter week.
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New York
United States Steel
Liberty
Livestock Markets Across Major Cities Report Hogs and Cattle Prices
March market round across Indianapolis St Louis Kansas City and Chicago shows hog receipts higher in several hubs with varied price ranges. Bovine demand steady to higher, with steer and heifer prices near week-ago levels and lambs plus yearlings gaining modestly as receipts remain sizable.
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Chicago
Pat Paredd
Ad Week
Rye and Barley Prices in Chicago Trade
Market notes from Chicago show rye and barley price listings with quoted figures including 176. Barley at 1001.18 and mentions of Winsothy and Chaver in the financial snapshot.
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Marentu
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Hay and straw market reports from St Louis and New York
St Louis hay market shows firm demand for Timothy and good inquiries for medium grades with quotes for No 1 Timothy at 28 238 dollars and various prices for No 2 No 3 and light clover mixed and alfalfa hay ranges. Prairie and straw prices listed. New York money markets note mercantile paper at 6 to 5 percent, sterling 60 day bills at 4 60, Mexican dollars at 77, and bonds easing across government and railroad sectors.
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Timothe Hay Market
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Alfalfa Hay
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Mercantile Paper
Markets Update Across New York and Midwest Trade
Spot coffee quotes and dairy receipts mixed across cities with butter prices firm in Chicago and New York unsettled. Poultry and cheese show little change with live and dressed markets quiet. tomato and milk figures noted, while Kansas City reports firm bees and steady poultry markets.
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Hancock Court Week With Two Jury Trials in Carthage
Carthage II March 23 Circuit court closed Saturday after a week with only two jury trials William Cook vs J B Stephens agent for Mrs Amelia Moecker and William Strange vs Henry Isslesch dominated the docket. Both trials featured long deliberations and late verdicts while numerous other actions including assumpsit and partition cases faced defaults or dismissals.
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Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad Co
Illinois
Real Estate Offer Says Office Open For Business
A local real estate notice invites calls and visits to the office for city and farm properties. Listings include several homes, farms, and investment parcels with prices, features, and terms. the agent notes heavy advertising, rising rentals, and aim to move buyers to purchase rather than rent.
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