Wheat Recovers After Early Setback in Market Report
Renewals of crop damage reports from the southwest helped wheat rebound after an early decline. Chicago quotes for July at 1.0014 and September around 1.10, with corn and oats mixed and provisions little changed. Harm from Hessian fly and dry conditions cited as reasons for cautious sentiment while European supplies influenced futures.
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Chicago
Southwest
Kansas
Missouri
Illinois
Liverpool
New York Trading Showed Rail List Strength And Mixed Bonds
Markets steadied as railway list led gains with Reading hitting new highs and other rail issues climbing. War contracts slipped, Mexican assets rebounded on calm news, and U S steel and Bethlehem traded weakly amid variable volume. total stock sales reached 840000 shares.
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United States Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Southern Pacific
Canada
U. S
Atchison
Can. Pac
Erie Oc
Lehigh
SIM Mo
Pac
N.Y Cent
Penn
Rock Island
So. Pac
St. Paul Oo
Gai
TOL
Union Pac
Mts
US. Steel
U.S. Steel
U.S
Panama
New York Poultry Markets Report May 24 New York
May 24 reports chicken prices at 32 fowls 1872252 turkeys 297 38 4 live poultry mixed. St Louis listings show poultry figures with chickens 1514 springs 25 32 turkeys 13 725 ducks 14 geese St Butter creamery 2813429 eggs 20.
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New York
St. Louis
New York Coffee and Sugar Markets Mixed Signals
Spot coffee quiet with ro 7s at 67 cents per pound and Santos 4s at 1074. raw sugar dull at 640, mo lasses 563. refined steady at 765.
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New York
Santos
New York Money Market Report May 24
Mercantile paper 3 percent Bar silver 71.34 Mexican dollars 54. Call money firmer with high 23 low 13 1/4 closing bid 2.
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New York Money
New York
Mercantile Paper
Bar
Midwest and East St Louis Livestock Markets Summary
Market reports from Kansas City East St Louis and Chicago show hogs trading mixed to lower and cattle and sheep holding steady to firm. Key prices include hog bulk around 9.75 to 9.95, cattle receipts around 2,800 to 4,000 with varying steers and cows, and sheep near 8.25 to 12.85 with primes in the 10.00 range.
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Kansas City
East St. Louis
St. Louis
Oklahoma
Chicago
Daily Market Letter Outlook for Wheat and Grains
Chicago May 24 wheat declines amid stop loss orders then rallies on cash demand and bullish Oklahoma and Kansas crop reports. May lags deferred futures. corn recovers after early weakness. oats supported by insects news and bearish outside reports. Argentina’s exportable surplus cited. British old wheat reserves noted. overall bearish tone with call to watch market conditions and adjust to old and new crop reserves.
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Chicago
Oklahoma
Kansas
Great Britain
Markets Report Chicago and New York May 24
Chicago market notes show butter lower for creamery, eggs steady with 24,311 cases receipts, poultry up for fowls, and various potato prices across Midwest including whites at 1.10 to 1.60 per unit and regional barrel prices. New York trade lists butter easier with creamery extras and firsts around 20.30, eggs softer with mixed quotes, cheese steady with state fresh specials and Wisconsin twins at 18.13.
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Chicago
Michigan
Wisconsin
Dakota
Minnesota
Hennery
Horses and Mules Market Report East St. Louis May 24
Market steady to strong Tuesday with horses showing extra heavy draft at 175 to 225, eastern drafts 150 to 185, and good southern stock 85 to 125. Mules weaker with 16 to 16 inch hands bringing 15 to 28, 15 to 18 hands about 125 to 150, and 14 to 14 14 hands 65 to 125. The worst examples a small boy ever encountered are in his arithmetic.
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East ST. Louis
Tit
Local Market Receipts Hit 27 Loads Amid Price Shifts
Seventeen more loads than yesterday entered the public market on Tuesday. Total receipts included 9 loads of corn at 71 cents a bushel, 5 loads of oats at 40 or 38 cents, and diverse hay and straw lots with varied ton prices. Hog prices slipped five cents per hundredweight while other prices held steady.
Local Market Prices and Hog Quotations Summary
Local market data lists prices for hay and grain including Hey and Grain No. 2 wheat at $1.03, corn 70 cents, oats 35 to 40 cents, various hay and straw prices, clover seed and molasses products, flour prices from Knollenberg Milling, and multiple hog and beef prices. Hogs range from about $8.40 to $9.75 per 100 pounds, with fat cattle and veal calf prices noted, plus dressed poultry and egg rates, hides, and other farm commodities as corrected by Home Butcher Co.
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Knollenberg Milling Company
Home Butcher Company
Maine Street
Local Visitors and Birth Report from Adams County
Ed Grumman of Quincy returned home after visiting his mother Mrs. E W Grumman for several days Mrs Barbara Kauffman and daughter Mary visited relatives in Quincy Frank Cook a Macomb student spent Sunday with family A son was born Wednesday morning to Mr and Mrs John Francis Dr Lierle of Burton served Adams county residents and events
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M. J. Lightfoot
Nellie Terrill
Quincy
Thursay
Aubrey Cook
la Harpe
James Robbins
Adams
George Mollenhauer
Grand Jury
Sunshine
The
Baptist Church
South Park
Oscar Ofitker
Ella Meyers
Floyd Finchum
Ed Grumman
E. W. Grumman
Barbara Kauffman
Mary
Frank Cook
Macomb
John Francis
Dr. Lierle
Burton
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