Stocks Forecast Rally Despite Uncertain Market
The New York stocks weekly note suggests a possible slump but expects moneyed interests to steer outcomes. It cautions buying steel, tobacco and leather shares during dips, favors Pacific, Atchison, Great Northern, Canadian Pacific, St Paul, Rock Island and General Motors, and notes packing houses and Liberty bonds as safe long term bets. Curb market shows steady mining stocks Caledonia and Hecla rising with Perfection near the dollar mark. Reconstructive stocks and Cushen oil are seen as strong with Cushen above 12 dollars.
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Stock Exchange
Toney
Pacifics
Atchison
Great Northern
Canadian Pacific
St. Paul
Rock Island
Southern Halfway
General Motors
Saxon Motors
Sinclair Oil
U.S. Stel
Lackawanna Steel
Baldwin
American Locomotive
Tobaccos
Leathers
Liberty
New York
Caledonia
Hecla
United States Steel
Motors
Long Commission Co
Armour
Ea A. Tobiacco
A. T. and
A. Loco
O. SS
Cal
Pac. Bry
Gag Cru. Steel
Goodrich
N.Y
P. Lorillard
Sears Roe
Swift
S. Pac
Studebaker
U U. S
U S. S
Daily Market Letter Highlights Labor Impact On Grain and Stocks
Daily market note from Long Commission Co reports corn cash interests friendly while bears target selling. Labor unrest in Chicago carpentry strikes boosts costs but seen as bearish by local traders for wider effects. Oats ease on weak corn, heavy cattle demand, government price cuts bearish for frozen meats. American tobacco leads strength on retail absorption hope, Wall Street views labor dispute with cautious optimism.
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Theovy
Bearis
Chicago
American Tobacco
Hst
Retail Stores Co
Willl
The
Tobacco Co
Wall Street
Gatcoime
Grain and Stocks Report Amid Looming Steel Strike
J. E. Hood & Co. notes open lower and close lower as labor cloud looms over markets. Cash corn steady to lower with small receipts and offerings. December grain absorbs price around 128 while labor developments and farmer attitudes may shape next week’s values. Oats and rye ease. barley in demand with limited export activity and futures trading focused on end-of-week adjustments.
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Seaboard
Cotton seed oil and inseed oil prices quoted
Otls. ST. LOUIS September 21 cotton seed oil quotes per lb Winter white 328 cents yellow 31 1/2 cents summer white 41 4 cents summer yellow 3 1/2 cents salad 31 1/2 cents cooking white 31 1/2 cents yellow 3 1/2 cents inseed oil quoted in one to four barrel lots Ran 2.38 and boiled 2.40 per gallon
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ST. Louis
Grain market falls as steel strike looms in Chicago
Chicago on Sep 21 sees corn led lower by bear sentiment on possible steel workers strike. December corn at 1.22% to 1.23, May around 1.20. Oats and provisions slip. government price cuts on frozen pork and mutton add pressure. In multiple markets, wheat prices quoted with various No. 1 and No. 2 grades across cities. Trade shows heavy speculative selling and mixed supports as futures drift lower.
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Chicago
Bull
Shorts
Qats
Tech
Long Commission Co
Northwest
Minn
Duluth
Winn
Kuvllenberg Milling Company
Anck Brothers
J. E. Hood and Co
C. F. Bishop Co
Ameo
Swift
Blatchford
Bolles
Rogers
Aldo Summers Drug Co
Louis
Eae Ae
Markets News From New York and Chicago Prices
New York and Chicago market items report steady receipts and higher creamery butter. Quotations cover butter, cheese, eggs, poultry, potatoes, hay and grain, live hogs, calves, mutton, and various farm products with numerous price points and stock changes by region and supplier.
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New York
Chicago
U. S
Idlaho
Livestock Markets Reported Across Midwest and Chicago
Chicago receipts total around 3,000 hogs and 600 cattle with prices near Friday averages. Hogs top around 17.40, cattle varied by class with beef steers and feeders steady to lower, calves higher, pigs around 16.50 to 18.50. Similar activity noted in Kansas City East St Louis and Peoria markets with mixed weekly trends and notable shifts in sheep and lamb values.
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Chicago
Kansas City
East St. Louis
East ST. Tavis
Veorta
Peoria
RAO
Strom
Toledo Seca Seed Price Quotes
Toledo Seca reports cash and futures prices for Clover seed Alsike and Timothy. Clover seed 1919 cash is 29.80 with Oct 29.95 and Dec 29.35. Jan 29.40 and March 29.45. Alsike cash 25.40, Oct 25.40, Dec 25.65, March 26.10. Timothy prices cash 1917 5.35, 1918 5.35, 1919 5.65, Sept 5.63, Oct 5.65, Dec 5.75, March 5.85.
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Toledo Seca
Toledo
Alsike
Timothy
Liberty Bonds Final Prices Reported in New York
Liberty bonds final prices list in New York dated Sept 21 shows 8% bonds at 100, second 4s at 93.84, first 4 5.12 per 100, second 41 94.20, third 95.70, fourth 93.82, victory 3% at 99.98, and victory 4% at 99.96.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
Victory
New York Money Markets Report Sept 21
Mercantile Paper shows 5 5, Sterling 60 day bills at 4.12 percent, government bonds firm and railroad bonds steady. Sums reflect steady trading in New York money markets with firm government debt and stable railroad securities.
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New York Money
New York
Public Sales Oct 4 Farnsworth Point Tl
Publication describes sales on October 4 at Farnsworth Point Tl with remarks on keeping bread and cake fresh in a stone jar covered to retain moisture for a reasonable time.
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Roger E. Farnsworth
Prise. West
Pittsfield Notes Roundup of Local Moves and Travels
Merle Barber plans a Champaign move to attend the state university after a bank job since military discharge. Miss Katherine Hess goes to St Louis to teach at the St Louis school of art and expression. George S Kendrick and family return from Cincinnati by auto. Rev. Robert Atchison to attend Episcopal delegates meeting in Detroit October 6. Mrs Vertrees repairs to Mason Foster cottage for occupancy with daughter Pearl. Pittsfield High School football to train at Dates park due to track at Highbee field. Higbee field donated by Judge Higbee. American Legion post to host Soldiers’ Home Day speaker and seek county soldier memberships. Supervisors and county clerks to Peoria September 30 meeting, with John Stead Griggsville, Fred Sitton Pleasant Hill, C Ownby Berry named to attend. Elizabeth McKnight of Jacksonville visiting. M D King of King Milling transacted business in Quincy. Marion Spann and son Francis to Sterling. daughters Mary and Nelie stay. S K Strother building colonial porch. residence remodel and grounds beautified. purchased from Lovell estate. Henry Usherwood and Mrs Usherwood head to Phoenix for health reasons.
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Pittsfield
Ili
Merle Barber
Champaign
State University
First National Bank
Katherine Hess
St Louis
St. Louis School of ‘Art and Expression
George S. Kendrick
Samuel
Harry
Cincinnati
Robert Atchison
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
Detroit
Mich
Mason Foster
C. D. Vertrees
Vertrees
Miss Pearl
Dates Park
Highbee
Hicbee
Harry Higbee
American Legion
John Stead
Griggsville
Fred Sitton
Pleasant Hill
C. Ownby
Berry
Board of Supervisors
Peoria
Elizabeth McKnight
Jacksonville
M.D. King
The
King Milling Company
I. Quincy
Marion Spann
Francis
Sterling
Phoenix
Ariz
Transport Logan Sails for United States
The transport Logan carries 1,256 American troops mainly from the 27th infantry. It departed Vladivostok by Manila bound for San Francisco, expected to arrive around October 27. Replacement troops were scheduled to arrive here September 6.
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Logan
Associated Press
Vladivostok
27Th Infantry
United States
Manila
San Francisco
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