Grain market closes unsettled on wet weather pullback
Chicago May 24 grain notes show corn slipping late as rains rekindle planting delays, July and September futures quoted around 1.65 and 1.58 dollars respectively. Oats down, barley weak, and hog cash and New York activity weigh on provisions with mixed quotational data and carlot figures for Minneapolis Duluth and Chicago.
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Chicago
Bears
New York
Long Commission Co
Letia
Bam Bo
Northwest
Minneapolis
Hriday
Duluth
Chicago Wheat and Corn Prices Stand Amid Local Market Notes
May markets show wheat and corn rates with No 1 northern and No 2 mixed bids in Chicago and Minneapolis reports. Local markets record hay, grain receipts, livestock quotes, poultry, and milling product prices with multiple city traders and firms listing current rates.
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Chicago
Ada
Gates
Tina Bay
Kuellenberg Milling Company
Timothy
Anck Brothers
Bishop
Miller & Arthur Co
New York Stocks Summary From Friday's Creek Market
J E Bennett reports a strong session with notable gains in leading issues. Studebaker General Motors and other names showed strength with rising demand and higher prices, while some industrials and metals displayed mixed moves amid recovery hopes.
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Peter Dist
Studebaker
Studebakker
Dias
Poetmi
Hiather
Brogat
Gueteouse
Gosden
Meetoraa
Bosteur
Poubstenmare
Steeken
Eletulais
Market Report Shows Mixed Grain and Steel Gains Amid War Demand
Corn started under pressure but recovered as cash prices rose prompting shorts to cover. Oats fell while barley and rye weakened. Provisions saw lower hog values and slow demand. Atlantic exports stood at 29 million pounds versus 82 million last week. Steel led gains with Judge Gary’s optimistic address boosting the market alongside rail stocks under government control easing toward private ownership.
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Pressuer
Seaboard
Atlantic Seaboard
Stocks Steel
Gary
American Iron and Steel Institute
Atchison
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Seed Market Prices Sparse Toledo May Report
Market notes from Toledo on seed prices with Clover seed prime coat and various futures. Prices listed include oats and tree seed figures, with cash and new quotes and a cryptic line of numbers.
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Toeledo
Toledo
Rye and Barley Prices in May Market Report
Agricultural notes show Rye and Barley futures with prices and lot identifiers. CUE ACO and Chisagee names appear among grains with May transaction references and several price figures including figures near 149 and 9 per unit.
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May
Clover Neriual
Shifting Of Activity Seen By Bradstreet
Bradstreets reports show a mixed shift with cooler weather stressing crops at smaller markets while large centers show growth in demand. Trade notes increased activity and confidence in primary markets for textiles jewelry and footwear as prices rise. Foot bank clearings total 7,799,656 dollars.
Stocks Rally on Optimistic Trade Outlook and Steel Lead
In New York on May 24 buyers chased gains as industry leaders anticipated looser money policy and potential peace treaty changes. United States Steel rose to 107, a four point gain. independent steels up two to six points. motors tied to steel also advanced, rails showed notable activity, and total 1,350,000 shares traded with par value sales at 10,875,000. Government bonds remained firm while some rails pared offerings.
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New York
United States Steel
Chandler
Atenison
NTT Bo and Co
Nor
Petro
Nor. Pac
Penn
Rock Island
Pace
TA Ag
Studebaker
Willys-Over
Liberty bond prices report from New York May 24
Liberty bond final prices listed for 4s and 4 1/2s with different series. First 4s quoted at 94.60 and 4 1/2s at 95.04. second 4s at 95.04. third 4s at 95.80. fourth 4 1/2s at 95.22.
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Liberty Bonda
New York
Liberty Bond
WSU
Live Stock Markets Report from St Louis Chicago and Kansas City
Livestock trade across St Louis Chicago and Kansas City with cattle hog and sheep receipts and prices. Hog prices around 20 to 29 dollars with varied weights. cattle steady to higher with beef steers and feeders steady. sheep and lambs reported with steady to strong tones and diverse price points across markets.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Peoria
Prorda
T.ata
East ST
WansaKn
Wansas City
Markets in New York and Chicago report mixed dairy and poultry
May market notes show butter receipts up to 554 tubs with creamery prices higher than extras. Unsettled cheese and egg markets list varied receipts and firsts, while poultry live and dressed values reflect firmness and slight declines. Potatoes in Chicago show unsettled arrivals and price ranges, with Florida Spaulding jobbing prices noted.
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New York
Chicago
Florida
Santos
Allies Rebut German Population Loss Claims In Peace Talks
The Allied reply disputes Germany's population and economic damage claims, arguing postwar losses are broader and that Germany must bear a fair share of burdens from its wartime actions. It notes population shifts due to territory transfers and defends shipping and coal adjustments as necessary penalties for Germany’s wartime conduct.
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Brockdorff-Rantzau
Allied and Associated Powers
Germany
Gemarny
Belgium
France
Poland
Russia
Rumania
Serbia
Europe
Alled
Great Britain
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