Market report shows corn prices hit seasonal lows
Chicago May 24 price rundown shows corn down 1½ to 3¾ cents with June at 1.37 and July near 1.40, oats slipping up to 2 cents, provisions and hogs following grain lower. Weather and planting progress drove sentiment. forecasts of end of corn movement and good planting weather pressured prices across corn, oats, lard and short ribs with estimates of today’s hogs and cattle. Northwest car lots and Winnipeg and Minneapolis figures cited for context.
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Chicago
Long Commission Co
Northwest
Minneapolis
P Pyluth
Winnipeg
Corn Falls Sharply After Rallying Amid Small Lifts
Commission Co reports corn ends near its new-contract lows after late selling. Light receipts and expectations of bigger movement next week dampen trading. Oats markets soft with May deliveries pressuring nearby futures. Provisions price down 19% in hogs. Stocks rally late with Colorado Fuel and Tron and Sumatra Tobacco leading gains. Steel climbs as market shows strong but volatile tone.
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Fowest
Seaboard
Winnipeg
Chicapo
Northwest
Colorado Fuel
Steel
Grain Markets Across Cities Show Mixed Corn Prices
Chicago reports No. 2 yellow corn at 1.78, No. 3 yellow 1.59 LTO, and several yellow and white grades ranging from 1.20 to 1.80. St Louis lists No. 2 mixed 1.65, No. 4 yellow 1.61, No. 2 white 1.65. Minneapolis notes No. yellow 1.54 to 7.60, with oats and flax values listed. Kansas City and other plains markets show cash corn at 1.61 to 1.65, oats around 0.76, and mixed lots. overall activity steady with price variation by grade.
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Chicago
Cilicago
St. Louisa
ST. Louis
Lawer
Minnenapolis
Minneapolis
Kansan City
Kansas City
New York Stocks Market Review From J E Bennett Co
Fears of higher revenue laws and price limits influenced Thursday trading. The market showed mixed with fractional declines, rail weakness from Washington economy news, but overall demand remained solid on breaks. Specifics highlight Steel, Brown Street curb market, Aetna Explosives, Sobucherine Md, and other issues as favored picks for recovery and trading opportunities.
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V. S Steel
Poo
Washington News
Brown Street
Atecks
Houston
Caeten Iso
Aetna
Sobouerine Md
Tleela
Wetel
Auction notes on horse market prices and trade conditions
Trade remains steady for eastern class horses with firm prices on top lots and weaker demand for southern stock. Drafts command high figures while common types sell slowly. many lots described by weight bands and hands, with buyers focusing on saleable utility and miners, ponies, and plugs.
Corn Brings $1.50 Here on City Market
One load of extra fine yellow corn sold for $21.50 on the city market. Two more loads brought $1.48 per bushel and prices were slightly above the grade. Seven loads sold at $1.45. Three loads of loose hay fetched $16 per ton, two at $15, and one load baled at $16. A load of baled oats straw brought $8 per ton. Oats rose to 66 cents per bushel with five loads sold at that price.
Local Markets and Milling Prices Curtailed in Quizy Ledger
The column lists farm and milling prices with wheat at 2.10, corn 1.45 to 1.60, oats, hay by bale, and mixed feeds. It includes shipments west of the Mississippi, hog quotes by weight, beef and poultry rates, hides, bones, and other market items from Anck Brothers as of the day.
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Mississippi River
Hega
Lsirichia Sats
Anck Brothers
Livestock Market Roundup Across Major Midwestern Ports
Chicago and St Louis hog and cattle prices ease with 20 000 hogs weak near Wednesday averages. Receipts from Kansas City Omaha Sioux City and Indianapolis report steady to weak bids, with hogs trading mixed and cattle varying by region and class. Sheep and lambs show firm to steady tones in multiple markets.
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St. Louis
Kansas City
Kansas
CEIY
Omaha
Omatta
TRSCO
Sioux City
Sioun Cury
Ite Hower
Leht
Sigonguao
Sasha
St. Joseph
eRan
Seed Market Toledo and New York Money Notes
Currency and commodity brief from Toledo and New York. Seed market terms show cash prices and futures for oct and nov, while New York mercantile rates list six month and three month paper, bar silver, Mexican dollars, and time loan bids. Coffee and raw sugar prices are included with spot notes and slight dullness in activity.
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New York Money
New York
Mercantile Paper
Bar Silver
Call Money
Steel Rebounds At Close Of Session
Stock market trends end firmer as United States Steel leads a late rally. War board copper prices and war tax news shape early moves, with rails pressured by unified control plans. Major gains seen in Steel and other industrials, while bonds show irregularity and a large Liberty 44 block trades.
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United States Steel
War Board
Rails
Washington
Sumatra Tobacco
Colorado
Lackawanna Steel
Linecoln
Atchison
St. P
Elec
Grt
Nor
KSI Rsi
Lehigh
NLUY
NiHo
Vie
Peoples Gas
Pullman
Pace
Studebaker
Viton Pac
U.S. Steel
U.S. Steel Pfd
West
Union
Willys-Over
Fresh firsts and poultry prices across three markets
In St. Louis and New York May 24 reports show butter and eggs prices with fresh firsts at 9 cents per dozen in shipping orders and creamery grades higher. Poultry and fowl prices are listed for live and dressed stock, with varied quotes for turkeys, ducks, geese, and hens. Chicago notes unchanged egg values and higher potato quotes, while Kansas City reports butter and poultry prices unchanged.
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St. Louis
New York
Chiergra
Chicago
Wis
Mich
Minn
Kanena City
Kansas City
Home grown peas and berries in local market steady
Home grown peas and strawberries appear in limited supply but soon plentiful. Prices vary by item with berries at 25 cents a box and peas about 15 to 20 cents a quart. Other produce including corn watermelons and a wide range of fruits and nuts listed with mixed regional sources and prices.
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Kreigshauser
Stewart
New Calif
Florida
Louisiana
Sane Calif
Ben Davis
Washington
Calif
Valencia
California
State Medics Meet In Peoria In 1919
SPRINGFIELD Ill May 24 Peoria was chosen as the place for holding the May 1919 convention of the Illinois Medical association New officers installed were President Dr E W Figenbaum Edwardsville first vice president Dr H E Blankmeyer Springfield second vice president Dr Clara Seippell Chicago secretary W N Gilmore Mr Vernon re elected treasurer A J Markley Belleville Dr J W Vanderslice Oak Park was named president elect to succeed Dr Figenbaum a year from this date
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Ill
Peoria
Illinois Medical Association
E. W. Figenbaum
Edwardsville
H. E. Blankmeyer
Clara Seippell
Chicago
W. N. Gilmore
Vernon
A. J. Markley
Belleville
J. W. van
Deaths and local notices from Mt Sterling area
Lee Whitesides dies at his country home south of Mt Sterling after a long illness. Earl Rice dies at 8 yesterday, aged one month and 18 days. Funeral services held for both, with Buckhorn church and home services. Local visits noted include Coffman of Detroit, M. S. Keyes of Springfield, Schmitts of Meredosia, and others. Community notices end with remark about people meddling in others’ affairs.
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Lee Whitesides
Mr. Whitesides
Buckhorn Church
Earl Rice
Earl
Claud Rice
Goad
Nice
Wilson
Maurice Coffman
Detroit
Mich
Ana
Amos Coffman
M. S. Keyes
Springfield
Will Schmitt
Madeline
Meredosia
A. J. Simons
F. A. Miller
Clayton
I. N. Barlow
Albert Lan
Stillman Cady
Eva Bailey
M. FE. Batley
J. D. McClain
P. Cleveland
Barry
Pr. C
Hwecox
Quincy
Geo. McDonnold
J. Stover
Chester Anderson
Golden
T. M. Wilson
W. H. Fredlin
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