Markets Bulge as Corn Prices Rally on Weather Outlook
Markets bulletins report corn prices rising on unsettled weather forecasts with December near 1.26 and May around 1.24, while early selling by commission houses gave way to absorption. Chicago cash quotes show varied grades from No. 1 mix to No. 2 yellow around 1.28 to 1.49, and Minneapolis wheat receipts noted with No. 1 north at 1.38. Provisions gained on grain strength but overall trade faced light volume and a late price reaction from selling.
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Ans
Agin
Provident Wilson
Hogs and cattle prices move with Friday market
Receipts heavy this week with hogs 25c under Friday’s prices as steers rise. Hog prices range mid teens with heavy weights and packing sows steady to higher. Cattle receipts about 4,000 with best steer higher. fat sheep and lambs steady to higher, yearlings up, breeding ewes uneven. Prices for various hog and cattle classes listed.
Kansas City Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Kansas City market notes show hogs at 8.000 bulk and 18.75 for certain weights, cattle receipts 1,700 with feeders steady to lower, lambs $1.00 lower, natives 16.50 to 16.75, fat sheep steady to strong, sows at $18.50, pigs $14.00 to 15.75. Omaha cattle receipts 3,000 higher, heavy at 13.75 to 14.25, light at 12.50 to 14.00, packing sows 18.50, yearling steady, feeders strong, lambs steady, stockers steady.
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Omana
Neb
Waterloo
ONO
Bock
Morse and Binie
Orion
Orian Cherry
Orion Sensation
Redpath
Pathfinder
Des Moines
KR. G. McUulf
California
Janesville
Cedar Falls
Boise
Denver
Crih
Ja Androve
Walter J. Peck
Oscar Tostlubre
Sioux City Livestock Ploux Lien Report
Receipts total about 2 500 head with price ranges across cattle, cows and heifers, veal calves, and feeders. Steady market noted with cattle and dairy categories including cattle, veal, and feeders moving at established bid spreads.
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PLOUX
OL .S
East St Louis Livestock and Cotton Market Roundup
East St Louis reports mixed livestock prices with steady cattle and calf bids amid receipts. Cotton futures opened barely steady in New York, with October at 34.20, December 34.18, and spot prices around 34.80, while London silver traded around 6 3/4 pence per ounce.
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Cotton
New York
Lottan Fay
Bank Clearings Report for Waterlow Clearing House
Waterlow bank clearings for the ending Oct 18 1918 show weekly totals of 2,290,977.5 with daily figures from Monday to Saturday and year comparisons to 1914 and 1917. Grain and farm product notes follow including corn, oats, and yellow varieties with prices and weekly movements across markets.
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Black Hawk County Abstract Co
Waterlow Bank
Th Waterlow Clearing House Association
Stocks and Bonds and Real Estate Listings Mixed
A chaotic stock market note from New York describes mixed gains and notable activity across bonds and equities including large industrials and utilities. The piece blends securities talk with scattered real estate listings and property ads, referencing several named firms and parcels in detail.
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New York
Ueto Te
Dnagy Securdacy
Sharon Mutyrs
Baro
Motora
Kindred Speciailien
Ralls
Steels
Bart
Weekly Grain and Provision Review Waterloo Markets
Waterloo reports price moves and market conditions across grains and provisions. Highlights include barley and hay prices, cattle and hog values, and fat swap trends. Also notes clearing house standings in New York and mercantile prices, with commentary on corn and wheat shifts and Liberty bond quotations.
Fragmented OCR News Item With Names and Dates
OCR fragment lists events and people including Linden, Anderson, and Miss Word with scattered dates and locations. It mentions a delayed post, a farm scene, a sewing area, and a village setting with scattered references to a pastor, a barn, and cottage rove avenue.
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Linden
Linehan
Thelly Anderson
Anderseyy
Cottage Rove Avenue
For Sale Items Mixed In Fragmented OCR Listing
A garbled sale notice lists various items and locations including a garden, a school, a farm, and multiple street references. It mentions prices like 4000 dollars and references several named places and entities, though many words are unreadable. The fragment reads as a miscellaneous classified ad block with scattered proper nouns.
Local notices fragment from Littleton era
Fragmentary OCR reads Littleton Patleton Ust J8-WHH Sehmitz La Forte City with sales of a home, hospital stay for Leura Jewme, and a birth announcement for a daughter to Mr and Mrs W OY Seamanr Tri gi. Other lines mention people and places in a garbled report with no clear event or date.
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Littleton
Patleton
Ust
Sehmitz
la Forte
Fom
Dyhart
Mre
Leura Jewme
Bt Prancia Hospital
Waterloo
Fae Ihren
Chan
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Minneapolis Grast
Minneapolis
Minn
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Conigatad
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Omaha Livestock
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East St, Louis Livestock
Joseph Livestock
Joseph
London
Prorlia Crain
York
ST. Louis
Twina
S. S
Waterloo Laundry Co
Toledo
Timothy
Stocks and Bonds
Blak
Wollord
Gertrinte Wee Wesson
Roy
Highhead
Erie
Davita
Waterton Ee AU Wirteriow Banik & ‘Triste Co
Auden Land
Miller
Watertars
Johnsen
A. Johnson
Heywiah J
Crummer Ve Co
Mercuria
Cedar
Pusci
William Wesden
Len G. Edd
Orig
Lac Inn
Litehfeld
Lot
Litehfield
Cedar Heights
Luo
Luin
Wales
Amereat Ay & Wuundry
American Smetting A& Metz
Anaconda Capper
Atchison
Baldwin Locomet Altimore & Chin - Hethlehem Steel Cpt Central Buathey di Medke
Mil and Corn Producty Co
Grucibla Steel
General Motors
Great Northern
Goodrich Co
International Eyper
Kennecott
New York Central
Norfolk and Western
Northern Pacific
Ghia Cities Gas
Pennsylvania
Reading Bee Eee
Tron Steel
Sinclair Oil Cons
Southern Mr
Southern Railway
Blulebaker Corporation
Staton Pacife
Seioot
United States Church
Niles
Qood Town
United States Steel
Northern Tiuchanan Co
Utah Copper
Galloway
Cedar River
Funch
Ior
Cc. M. Allen Land CO
Yan
Iowa
Tin
Nclearing House
Mhey
Linen York
Mercantile Pie
Liberty
Victory
Northern
Goffes
Det
Coffer
Alyer
Kansas
Kansas Natural Gas Co
Bordens
Bourbon County
Frice
Farina
Ft. Scott, Kavsa
Texas Oil News
Qil K
Texas
Texas Oi News
Texas Oil News Pub. Co
Fort Worth
Barts Repo ED
BT Rabeds
Phearbert Rhein
Atlas
Doreen Howie
Cominesaton
Anton Wangler
Deng Storr
Spoor & Challis
Duroe
Jersey
Boars
Lisbon, Iowa
SPCOR
W. E. Clallis Aller & Fagan
Mechanicsville
H.W. Tromanhauser
Nena
Dion
Hessey
Fener
Heys
Hhoeke
Tolin
Piske School
Wardle Miter
Feréool
Omadern
Prom Ash
Ae Sud
New Mast High School
Fen
Yooper Toit Farm
Eloke
Alooadt Fawn
Pep Perce
Steaere
Pete Spelaetield
M.H. Hill Phi. Mast Pourte
Pao
Earry
Iiller
St. Francis Wuspital
Haiwickeye
Iorn
Slereford
Toulouse
Rajske
Phagaan
Horn
Piper
Petipreed Menedas
Ste Viet
Pete Peer
Pat
Heetik
Cadar
Welcella Publiciwetton
Tunkerton
Poarenchi
Posoteloch
Sluap
Ras Cotaddroth
McCormick
Jane Oy
Mandy Lee
Star
John B. Goff
BR. A. Lirbert
VP. Davis
Eoeese aRméessns
Sokinse
Hollis & Fogeds
Benson Cow Testing Association
Alcartras
King Mead
Ormsbys
Cedar Valley Fairgrounds
PB. Erwin
R. E. Hager
C. A. Hollis
Cedar Falls, Ia
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