Grain Market News From Chicago on March 25
Chicago March 25 grain market saw corn rise to new highs on export buying and weather relief, then ease on cheaper food prices. May corn around 1.47, July near 1.87. Oats gained, provisions backed 15 to 37 cents. Reports of export sales and seaboard cash buying influenced shifts. southeastern notes and stock market sentiment added pressure amid pre-holiday dynamics.
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von Castes
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Minneapolis
Duluth
Winnipeg
Seaboard
Chicago
Russia
Elungary
New York
Chicago and Midwest Market Roundup in March Trading
Luke up of grain and livestock prices across Chicago Peoria Minneapolis and Toledo with mixed corn oats and wheat quotes. plant receipts margins and market outlook noted with stocks rails and oils outlook and farm product prices and local market quotes from Knollenberg Milling and Bolles Rogers.
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Sturiddard
Livestock Market Receipts Across Several Cities
Chicago and St Louis report mixed cattle and hog receipts with prices from 14.50 to 19.65 for hogs and 10 to 18.00 for cattle. Kansas City and Indianapolis show steady to lower tonnage and similar ranges for heavy beef steers, cows, calves, and sheep, with noted steadiness in several categories and substantial total receipts.
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Timothy Bhay
Anek Brothers
Mies
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USA
Col. Bishop Co
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Frey Gee
Chicago
Hostig
Steck
St. Louis
Haneans
Wansas City
March
Lowe Lenis
Baat
Louta
Rast ST
Indianapolis
Markets report across six cities with mixed commodity data
New York markets show butter and creamery receipts up to 60 percent extras with steady overall receipts at 19 077 and 4 percent rise in fresh gathered goods. Sugar and coffee prices inch higher while poultry and live stock prices show regional variation across Chicago Kansas City St Louis and St Louis reports.
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New York
Mike
Chicago
High Springs
St. Louis
Reese
Market Quiet Farmers Fail to Bring Hay to Market
Monday was a quiet day in the city markets with offerings on the municipal market lot. Farmers, busy with spring sowing, did not come to market with hay and grain. Hogs have slipped a nickel to the market.
Stock Market Dull Yet Mixed In New York Trade
The Monday session showed uneven trading as fears over central Europe and possible Peace Conference revisions weighed on sentiment. Copper led gains in refined copper while Anaconda dividend cut trimmed some brillo. Utilities and rails lagged, with US Steel and related shares falling. Volume reached 970000 shares as bonds and money markets showed firmness in places.
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Wilson
United States Steel and Related
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Liberty Bond Rates Reported in New York Closing
Liberty bond market report from New York dated March 25 shows closing values for various issues. The first 4.22, second 4s at 93.04, third 4s at 93.50, with other series quoted around 4.34 and 93.04 to 93.50 depending on issue. ]
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New York
Liberty Bond
Wedded In Quincy Surprise To Many Carthage Friends
Kent Dunham son of Judge E W Dunham and Kathryn M Clark were married at Central Baptist church in Quincy. Attendants included Ralph Lusk and Annice Clark. Dunham, formerly in Carthage, served in Co T R M and earlier in Home Guards. he later worked with the 46th Co Depot Brigade before discharge. Kathryn Clark, daughter of Henry Clark near Dallas City, is a Dallas City High School graduate and teacher. The couple will live on a farm near LaHarpe in early summer.
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Annice Clark
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Hancock County
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Gem City Business College
Home Guards
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Henry Clark
Dallas City
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Aviation Corps
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France
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J. Albert Miller
China
Zenos R. Miller
Henry Issleth
J. W. Williams
Clyde PP. Johnson
Grier
Emma Carroll
Augusta
J. Jk. Brown
Wm. A. Fletcher
Albuquerque
GC. M. Roots
Luke Wilson
Plymouth
Mrs. Wilson
Dent Terget
California
North Loth Aghteon
St. Vinant Home
Solders
Americans form inquiry panel on Tien Tsin clash
Washington reports a committee of Americans at Tien Tsin has been appointed to investigate the recent clash between American soldiers and Japanese. State Department officials say a complete report is pending and judgment is suspended pending findings.
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State Departments
Real Estate Office Seeks Buyers for City and Farm Bargains
An open door office invites calls from buyers to explore a large list of Quincy area residences and farms. The ad promises affordable homes with terms, urging visits to inspect bargains at 20th and Ohio, 1422 State Street, and other properties, including farms near Tennessee and Monroe City with prices from 1000 to 6500 and mortgage options.
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