Market shifts after longshore strike news in grain and stocks
Chicago and New York report mixed effects from the longshoremen strike ending. Corn edged higher as interior movement resumed, oats and hogs rose on improving prices while some selling capped gains. several grains showed unsettled trade with export demand chatter aiding oats and overall market cautious.
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James E. Bennett & CO
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
Hampshire Street
Livestock Market Prices and Receipts Across Cities
Chicago and Kansas City cattle and hog receipts show steady to higher trends with top cattle and hog prices listed. Beef steer and heifer prices range from good to prime levels. lambs and sheep demand cited with mixed weights, while receipts climb into thousands at multiple markets. Toledo seed and cash figures accompany a medicinal note on catarrh cures.
Local market steady aside from new corn price
Prices in local markets mostly held steady on Wednesday with new corn at 1.35 per bushel on one load. Hay and grain ranged near week-one levels with oats at 7 cents per bushel, other oats at 75 cents, loose hay at 25 to 26 per ton, baled hay 24 to 26 per ton, baled wheat straw 11 per ton. Turpentine prices rose to 1.16 per gallon by barrel lots.
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Chicago
Qats
Long Commission Co
Wisibie Supsky
Yooa
Inatiweelke Ono
Northwest Cue
Minn
Duluth
Winn
Kuyllenberg Milling Company
Miny Sud
Anek Urothers
Moga
J. Kn. Hieod and Co
GC. BL Bishop Co
Ameo
Bolles
Rogers
Jesa
NSWAX
IFAP
Isc
Fragmented OCR Note with Dates and Amounts
A garbled OCR fragment lists various monetary figures and months such as December March and October with amounts like 29.35 29.60 5.65 and 65.40 plus names Timothy Ash and notes about cash. No coherent事件 or narrative is clear from the fragment.
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Timothy Ash
Butter and Cheese Prices and Commodities Report
New York and Chicago market notes from Oct 16 report butter receipts and prices for creamery and extras, cheese and poultry movements, potatoes and sugar steadiness, and spot coffee conditions with various price quotes and inventories. Key entities include New York, Chicago, and commodity items such as butter, cheese, poultry, potatoes, sugar, and coffee.
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New York
Chicago
Hay and straw market report from St. Louis
The report shows fair demand for standard timothy with weaker activity in medium and lower grades. Prices quoted include No 1 timothy at 32.34 per ton, standard 29.31, No 2 24.27, No 3 20.23. threshed timothy 14.15. headed timothy 20.22. alfalfa hay 59.06, No 1 33.34, standard 5, No 2 47.30. prairie hay choice 24.25, No 1 28.21, standard 20.21, No 2 19.20. straw 7.50.
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St. Louis
Mt. de Uutlet
Timothy Bulel
Commodity and Liberty Bond Prices Reported
In St Louis on Oct 16 grain and oil prices are listed with 1 to 4 barrel lots for Linseed oil at Rag 2.92 and boiled 2.04 per gallon, various cottonseed oil grades, and soy bean oil noted. New York reports Liberty bond quotations by issue with late afternoon prices across 4s, 3s, and Victory series, reflecting market activity.
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ST. Louis
New York Money Markets and Bond Reports
In New York on Oct 16 money markets show mercantile paper at 5 54g and Sterling day rates near 4.1634. Government and railroad bonds listed as irregular. Time bills for 60 90 days or 6 months show activity with bids around 6. Call money remains strong with high 14 and low 9, closing bids noted.
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New York
Southern Pacific
Chandler Motor
Bethlehem Motor
United States Steel
Liberty
United States
Long Commission Co
Bylg
Outa A. Tobacco
WGN
A. T. and
Loco
Hald
J Batty
Bo and
iCal
TA Fera
Steel
Sim
Peter
Wien
Pfdl
Gels QO
Itt Jroodries
Waren
Oda
Ines
Leo
Pace
Studebaker
Sinclair
Syi
S& SS
Pac
Westing
Wison and Ca
Sunny Wooworth
New York Money
Mercantile
Daily Market Letter from Long Commission Co
The daily market letter notes light and local corn trading with prices higher and net gains. Weather in the belt and continued farmer pressure are the main influences while oats rise with export signals but are deemed speculative. Stocks show irregular strength with GM and Stutz gains, call money firmness, and the President's condition unchanged amid investor faith in favorites.
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New York
Lawa
Seaboard
Wilh
General Motors
Federal Reserve Bank
New York Stocks Outlook Amid Market Fluctuations
The market notes suggest investors should buy high quality stocks and bonds at discounts. Prominent names like Caledonia and Heela are highlighted as strong investments, with cautions on risk and emphasis on conservative picks. The report urges eyeing steady sectors and wary of overextended prices.
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DMR
Deen
Yamprave
Ehison
St Canadian
Reek
Ated
Southern Railway
Grangkers
Issu
Carninal
New York
Caledonia
Heela
Cresson
Public Sales Announced Near Quincy Areas
Overt, W.- FR, T Andersen, old Paris Judy farm nine miles east of Quincy. Oct 22 Adaly Longlet and Son 10 miles east of Quincy and south of Pacem. October 24 G YD Wiffle old Klein Schmidt farm east of 80th St and Broadway.
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Overt
W.- Fr, T Andersen
Old Paris
Judy Farm
Quincy
Adaly Longlet and Son
Quincy, & Mes
Pacem
G_ YD
Wiffle
Kleinschmidt Farm
Mes
80Th St
Broadway
Grain and Stocks Market Report by J. E. Hood & Co
Grain and Stocks report notes overall market strength on corn and wheat amid cash demand and external buying. It cites unsettled labor talks and export inquiries, with a mixed tone for corn, hogs, and rye.
Provisions Stumble After Early Strength in Session
Market notes show hog futures opening strong but closing lower as gains faded. Early advances were pared with local support offerings appearing late in the session, leaving provisions with a mixed showing for the day.
Trade volume slips as early buyers push oil lower
Market activity shows a mostly weak oil trade while selling picks up among early buyers. A batch of 3,200 hogs is scheduled for sale tomorrow, signaling cautious pace ahead.
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Kansas City
Stern Rcne
St. Lents
East ST. Lawt
tIoge
Tio Facus
Hardy Wells
Fieder
Stocker
Sherp
Rey oWethers
Joe Bileoe
Kansae City
THORS
Tan Sug
Carves
Toledo
Stall
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co., Props
Also &We
Henry J. Thiemann
Hampshire
A. J. Liebmann
Phono
Quincy Savings & Loan Office
T.C. Poling & CO
T. C Poling
Gamuel Woods
Fatare
Blackstone
Sixth
Vermont
Rio 7
Santos
Liberty Bonds
Liberty Bond Prives
Wis Poan
J. E. Bennett & Co
Omehius
Imstie
Hatlean
Smeester
J. E. Hood & Co
Towa
Grain Commission Merchants
Garrelts
Henry G. Garrelts & Sons
State St
8Th and
York
Knollenberg Milling Co
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