Cincinnati Market Report From Today’s Produce and Livestock
Today's market lists ready, fresh gathered firsts at 65c per dozen and 62c for firsts, with seconds at 47c. Live poultry prices cover various weights from 18c to 80c. Union Stock Yards Illinois reports hog receipts at 40,000 with variable prices, cattle receipts at 12,000 and mixed prices for steers, beeves, calves, and stockers. Sheep receipts 1,000 with steady to higher prices and wool values listed.
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Cincinnati
Liberty Bonds Market Prices Report
New York on January 22 notes current prices for Liberty Bonds. Fourth War Loan bonds show 4's at $92.00, 90.70, 93.24, 91.34 for the four 4 1/4 series. Victory 4 1/2 and 3% bonds trade at $98.44 and $98.48 respectively.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
Victory
Cincinnati Cattle Market Reports Mixed Receipts
Cattle receipts 500 with market steady and prices listed from 10.50 to 14.00, hogs 5 000 with market strong 25 cents higher and top bids around 16.78, sheep 200 steady with good to choice 9.00 to 9.50, lambs 18.50 to 19.00.
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Cincinnati
Lambia
Chicago Produce Market Prices and Cheeses Report
Chicago produce market notes Butter creamery prices at 64c with standards 61c, firsts 58c to 63c, seconds 55c to 63c. Eyes ordinaries 50c to 60c, firsts 61c to 68c. Cheese prices Twins fire 300, young American 31c to 32c. Live poultry ge
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Chicago
Pittsburg Livestock and Toledo Grain Market Briefs
Cattle receipts light with steady trade at Pittsburg. Best cattle priced $14.50 to $18.50 and veal calves $21.00 to $22.00. sheep and lambs also light, prime wethers $13.00 to $13.50, good $11.50 to $12.50. Hog sales varied with prices $15.25 to $16.50. Toledo grain quotes show Corn No 3 yellow at $1.55. Oats No 2 white at 89 to 90 5/6c. Barley No 2 at $1.49. Rye No 2 at $1.73. Clover seed cash and January $35.75. futures bids listed for March and April. timothy prices for cash and futures.
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Union
Ill
Pittsburg
Toledo
Alsike
Timothy
Break in New York socialist hearing causes dissent
In Albany on January 22 the judiciary committee faced a split as William S Evans dissented against Chair Martin’s loyalty test for suspended socialist assemblymen. Reports said several members back Evans while others were inclined, and Morris Hillquit sought to read charges into record before Martin ruled.
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Harold D
Jacobs
United Press
Albany
N. Y
Judiciary Committee
William 8. Evans
New York
Martin
Evans
Morris Hillquit
John B. Stanchfield
Five perished in Fort Wayne area farm killings
Police report that William Spindler, 70, killed his wife and three children and his son, then fatally shot himself at the Spindler farm near Harlan thirteen miles east of Fort Wayne. The bodies were found late Tuesday night after the family’s disappearance.
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William Spindler
Spindler
Harlan
Here
Athens Aces Hancock in Fast Second Game
Athens High easily defeated Hancock 33 to 10 before a large crowd of about 800 in Athens. Athens forwards Harold Wise and Battin led scoring as the defense stifled Hancock’s attempts, with the pace and teamwork proving decisive in the second half.
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Athens Hi
John Hancock
Athens
Hancock
Ernest Wise
Tinker
Harold Wise
Battin
Littler
Onus
Athena
Notice of 7a Ground and Pasturage Lease at Athens County
Notice dated January 18 1920 from Athens County Fair Secretary offering a lease for hay and pasturage rights near Athens Ohio to the National Bank of Athens and others. Lease runs to January 1920 with options to renew and use portions of the grounds for the fair association at no cost. Includes bond amount and rejection rights.
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Ofanuary
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Fair Association
Athens County Fair
Chicago Teachers to Receive Pay Raise February 1
Chicago public school teachers will be given a raise effective February 1, announced by Superintendent Peter A. Mortenson. A general conference of instructors and the board of education will meet tomorrow to set the increase amounts amid a city council investigation into salaries versus living costs. The teachers backed their wage campaign with advertising and a morning display stating they are not striking but quitting due to farm equipment shortages and degraded workers.
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Chicago
Peter A. Mortenson
Board of Education
Thrift Week claim on Methuselah’s money grows huge fortune
A Lincoln statistician notes that if Methuselah invested one dollar on his twenty first birthday at six percent, the amount would reach 302 million dollars by his death at age 969, illustrating the power of compound interest during thrift week.
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Neb
Methuselah
Cedric Aids Powhatan Rescue Amid Storm at Sea
Aboard the Cedric captain Joseph Carter faced a gale while rushing to aid the Powhatan. The ship assembled troops and medical staff, prepared lifeboats and supplies, and circled fighting the weather before docking at News with the rescue mission completed.
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Cedric
Frank W. Rostock
The
Cincinnati Post
News
Joseph Carter
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Rostock
Carter
Ker
Tennet
Cédric
Sheriff's Sale in Gonaty Court Papers
The State of Gonaty proceeds to sale under a court order in favor of George Erthern. The property is described as the tract in the township referenced, with the sale authorized by the sheriff of the county. Cash in hand on the day of sale per the terms, dated January 15.
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