Freezing Weather Lifts Corn Prices on Chicago Market
Chicago May 10 The prospect of freezing temperatures pushed corn futures higher with May at 1.27% and July near 1.47. Oats rose on frost signals while provisions followed grain upward but offerings increased causing a fall in late trading. Northwest car lots and export figures are listed with daily bids and weekly comparisons.
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Chicago
Long Commission Co
Northwest
Minneapolis
Duluth
Winnipeg
Grain Markets Across Cities Report Mixed Corn And Oats Prices
Chicago and St Louis report mixed corn prices with No 3 white around 1.68 to 1.70 and yellow varieties near 1.50 to 1.65 while oats show several white and mixed grades and values. Kansas City and Peoria list cash corn and oats with varied white and yellow quotes. Minneapolis and Omaha note similar ranges as New York reports firm oats and spot corn in prompt shipments.
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Chicago
St. Loria
ST. Louis
Kannon City
Kansas
Cety
SiTia
Peorlia
Vrorta
Omaha
Omatea
Minneapolis
Oasis
Louis
New York
New
New York Stocks Show Profit Taking Stabilizing Market
J E Bennett notes Thursday trading reflected a firm halt to Wednesday selloff with profits expected to be taken above current levels. Steel stocks lead declines then rebound toward 110 while railroads benefit from anticipated rate hikes and summer business. Rubber oil copper and unlisted issues attract buyers as mining stays quiet amid silver and copper trades.
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Ruy Konnaccott
Kerr Lake
Market on Horses and Mules in East St. Louis May sales
Report from East St. Louis on horse and mule trade with strong demand and high food prices. Drafts and farm mares show steady quotes. mules available in various heights and prices, reflecting robust agricultural market activity and widespread buyer interest.
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East ST. Louis
Marnas Wouthern
Alindla
Southern
Goutaeta
Market Letter Reports Firm Session Amid Rain Outlook
Long Commission Co. notes corn shorts covering and firmer cash markets as rains and cooler weather loom. Oats rise sharply with big cash gains. no export demand but domestic calls. Provisions firm early, with later selling. stocks rally led by United States Steel on bullish factory demand and war production outlook.
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United States Steel
United States
Hogs and Roosters Rise on Local Market News
Hogs advanced 35 cents and roosters 2 cents on the local livestock market Thursday. Only six wagon loads of farm products moved through the city market yard with hay, corn, and oats trading at mixed prices. Lease mix hay sold at 1.46 per ton, baled hay at 20 and 21 per ton, corn at 1.59 per bushel, oats at 2? per bushel.
Local Markets And Milling Prices Reported
Local market data lists hay and grain prices from Kuvilenberg Milling Co and Knollenberg Milling Co, including wheat at 2.10, yellow corn 3.45, oats 0.66, rye 2.26, and various milled products with per hundredweight and other unit prices, plus animal prices for hogs, cattle, poultry, hides, and butter. The compilation covers farm feeds, milling goods, livestock quotations, and retail poultry prices with daily corrected figures from local traders and stockyards.
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Kuvilenberg Milling Company
Knollenberg Willing Company
Blatchford
H. P
Seed Market Toledo Prices Report May Ten
Toledo seed market notes prime Cash values for various seeds with dates and prices. Lower seed prime Cash at 18 for Oct. Alsike prime Cash 15.25. Timothy prime Cash old 8.72 new 3.75 Sept 4.30 Oct 4.05.
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Toledo
Lower
Alsike
Timothy
Markets in New York and Chicago May 10 report mixed dairy and poultry
Markets across New York Chicago and Kansas City list varied receipts and prices for butter cheese and eggs. Creamery receipts and extras indices shift while regular packed items show modest gains and declines. Live poultry prices reflect activity for broilers fowls roosters and turkeys with differentiated per-dozen and per-head figures. Sugar and oleomargarine prices appear alongside cheese quotes for several varieties.
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New York
Chicago
CHICAGO, May 10.—Butter—Lower, creamery 85 @ 42. hees
Kansan City
Kansas City
Northam
VY. A
Santos
New York Money Markets Report And Quotation Notes
Mercantile paper for 4 and 6 months at 8 percent, Gar auver at 99 percent, Mexican dollars 77, time loans 5 percent to 6 percent. Call money ranged high to 6 percent with closing bids at 6 percent. A critic by any other name would be a knocker just the same.
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New York Money
New York
Mercantiles
Garauver
Steel hits six month high at 107 3/8 on active market
New York May 10. A surge in industrials and war news lifted U S Steel 53 percent above its low for the move to a new 107 3/8 quote, highest in over six months. Reading and steel led, while Sumatra Tobacco rose to a new record at 61 2 or 61 1/2, with other issues advancing. Total volume around 1,100,000 shares with notable gains in Distillers Securities and Industrial Alcohol. Bonds weak and irregular. total sales 3,775,000.
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New York
U. S. Steel
Sumatra Tobacco
Tobacco Products
Distillers Securities
Marine
Canadian Pacific Saining
Union Pacifics
Reading
Vegetables- In Quantity And Cheaper
A market summary shows vegetable prices easing on local markets due to rising supply. Home grown asparagus and Kreigshauser down to 10 cents per bunch, California Florida early sugar loaf cabbage to five cents per pound, and other greens like kale lettuce and radishes reduced. New fruits added California cherries and pineapples with modest prices, while western apples and pears were removed from quotations. Local items include hot house lettuce 20 cents per pound and various other produce with detailed per unit prices.
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California
Florida
Louisiana
Almeria
Kreigshauser
Stewart
New
Calif
Ark Celery
Ana
Ben Davis
Washington
Nesport
N&avels
Valencia
P. Barry
Texas
Local families travel to Quincy and Clayton for visits
Mr and Mrs Sherman Daniels and others motored to Quincy Friday while Hurley Brents visited his uncle J N Flanders. Mike McNeff of Buckhorn died Sunday morning and funeral was held Tuesday at 2. Mr and Mrs Chas Dunham visited Quincy on Monday and Ruby Lucas went to Clayton.
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Sherman Daniels
Ben Moore
Nannie Moore
Quincy Wriday
Hurley Brents
Quincey
J. N. Flanders
Mike MecNeff
Buckhorn
Chas. Dunham
Quincy
Ruby Lucas
Clayton
Local residents travel and daily errands noted
Day on business reports snippets of local activity. Melrose of Quincy tuned some panes for Fargo folks Monday evening. Marion Six returned from La Grange Missouri to join her daughter James Marshall's household. McCray and Lewis Buckley with Eva Buckley visited Clayton Tuesday to see Will Baker Mrs Wendell Bradney and Fanny Hoss shopped in Mount Sterling Tuesday morning. A household note mentions one parent turning children out to tidy the street.
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Melrose
Quincy
Fargo
Marion Six
James Marshall
la Grange
McCray
Lewis Buckley
Eva
Oklahoma
Clayton
Will Baker
Wendell Bradney
Misa Fanny Hoss
Mt. Sterling
A Texas Wonder Cure Ad Campaign
An 1890s advertisement touts Texas Wonder as a cure for kidney and bladder troubles, gravel, diabetes, rheumatism, and various irregularities. It claims children’s bladder issues normalize and offers mail delivery for $1.35 with testimonials and a two months’ treatment per bottle. Dr. E W Hall of St Louis is cited with druggists selling the product.
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E. W. Hall
Olive St
St. Louisa
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Ptee
U.s. Liberty
Omatia
Troge
Ywear- Mines Spss
Sifaria
St. Joseph
Sioux City
Sioun City
Isen
Vatilo
Timewell, III
James E. Bennett &C Grain
Chicago Board of Members
New York Stock Exchange Treetshire
Barry, Ill
Deering
Vollbracht CO
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Knollenberg Milling Co
8Th
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