Cash wheat firm on demand and stronger corn in Chicago
Chicago markets closed firm as cash wheat demand rose after early weakness from northwest receipts and Liverpool sentiment. May wheat opened lower then rose to around 1.02 and 1.03. corn and oats followed the trend with modest gains. hogs, cattle, and sheep showed mixed to steady moves amid varied receipts and local demand.
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Chicago
Northwest
Liverpool
May
S%clower
Bradstreet
Minneapolis
Duluth
Indiana
Millinois
May Park
Chicago Cash Quotations Summary
Chicago cash quotations list grain and seed prices including No 2 spring wheat at 1.10 1.11 dollars per bushel No 3 at 0.98 1.11 No 2 red at 9 63 to 9 916 cents No 2 corn around 59.4 cents No 2 yellow 62 cents No 2 oats around 50.25 cents No 3 white 48 to 51.25 cents Prime timothy seed 4.80 dollars Clover contract grades 17.00 dollars.
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Chicago
Grain supply shifts show mixed changes worldwide
Bradstreet's visible supply report dated January 21 notes Wheat decreased by 1 049 000 bushels in the East of Rockies and rose 73 900 in Canada and 500 000 afloat Europe for a net 476 000 bushel decline. Corn up 468 000 and oats up 203 000.
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New York
Bradstreet
Rockies
Canada
Europe
Toledo Grain Close Prices on Wheat and Corn
Toledo on January 21 reports cash wheat at 1.01 dollars May 1.02 and July 0.99 and September 0.97. cash corn at 0.564 and May 0.614 and July 0.611 and September 0.603 dollars per bushel.
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Toledo
Indianapolis Hog and Cattle Receipts Show Slow Market
Indianapolis January 21 receipts totaled 18000 hogs 1500 cattle and 300 sheep compared with 8733 hogs 2100 cattle and 220 sheep a week ago and 6535 hogs 1233 cattle and 41 sheep a year ago. A large hog run at this time is not unusual but today the supply was unusually heavy and buyers pushed prices down about ten cents with limited demand and a general decline.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Local Markets and Price Notes
The Tribune announces daily market reports for smart buying and selling and invites readers to call or visit the office. Timothy hay ranges from 14.00 to 14.50 dollars per unit.
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The
Tribune
Timothy Hay
Persian Etiquette Revealed in Probing About Wives
The London Globe notes Persian etiquette forbids asking a man about his wife. Best approach is to ask only about the mother of his son. If he has only daughters he will not mention them, considering it a misfortune to acknowledge.
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Pennsylvania
London Globe
Building the Hen House
A poultry house may be tightly built like a ship yet not comfortable. The north east and west sides and the roof should be wind proof while the south side allows window opening or cloth filled frames to admit fresh air without a draft.
Trim the Ewes for Lamb Health and Nourishment
The text advises trimming ewes if they become foul about the hind quarters to improve lamb nourishment at birth. It notes cases where a weak lamb lacks proper nourishment and death may be traced to unused trimming.
Teapot Sold for 2100 at London Auction
A small Bristol china teapot presented to Edmund Burke by the founder of the Bristol factory sold at a London auction for 2100 dollars. The sale highlights historic collector interest in early Bristol wares.
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Bristol
Edmund Burke
London
Flora Flora special items and local notes in Flora paper
Special correspondence reports flu cases totaling about fifty this season. Local residents A B McCormick and Mrs McCormick ill with grip. Delph i doctor Dr Peters called. Community news covers visitors, church revival efforts, debates, funerals, a high school football farewell, and a suspected bank robber detained but cleared by a firm report.
Community Gleanings and Social Notes from Local Towns
Burrows Little Mary Smith improves. Mrs. Ross Noble on wick list. Joseph Kendall able around town. Daniel Benner ill several days. Mrs. Thad Harper dined with Mrs. W. R. Mitchell Monday. Protracted meeting closed at Christian church Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Quinn of Treaty visiting Quinn parents. Miss Anna Hinkie and Miss Susie Smith dined with Ethel Hardy Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Quinn of Delph i spent Sunday with Len and others. Della and Edna Hipsher of Logansport visited Maude Waldsmith Friday. Robert Thompson, brother of Mrs. Kendall, died in Oklahoma January 2. His home near this place. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Groninger and families with other locals spent Sunday with Thau Martin group.
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Ross Noble
Joseph Kendall
Daniel Benner
Thad Harper
W. R. Mitchell
Christian Church
Robert Quinn
Treaty
Quinn
Anna Hinkie
Susie Smith
Ethel Hardy
Frank Quinn
Delphi
Len Quinn
Della
Edna Hipsher
Logansport
Maude Waldsmith
Robert Thompson
Oklahoma
Frank Groninger
Earl Stewart
Hez Robinson
Bessie Smith
Thau Martin
Galveston Items Report Local Social News
Emma Ammerman spent Monday in Kokomo. Elsie Elkins stayed Sunday at her Deacon home. Ada Chambers is ill on Lincoln Street. Spencer and Grace Spencer spent Sunday near Sharpsville. Elizabeth Fickle and Blanch Thomas were in Kokomo Monday evening. Two accessions occurred at the M EB services Sunday night. Marjorie Stewart grew ill Sunday but improved. Walter Platt and family visited George Saylors west of town. Herman and Walter Fenn of Hemlock visited brother Otto Fenn and wife.
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Emma Ammerman
Kokomo
Elsie Elkins
Deacon
Ada Chambers
Lincoln Street
Spencer
Grace
Sharpsville
Elizabeth Fickle
Blanche Thomas
Marjorie Stewart
Walter Platt
George Saylors
Herman
Walter Fenn
Hemlock
Otto Fenn
Walton Born to Mr and Mrs Charles Shuman
Walton Shuman born to Mr and Mrs Charles Shuman. The item also notes many social visits and church events including Amos closing two weeks of services with six additions to the church and a Kokomo event by Warren Kemper.
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Charles Shuman
Dealing With The Criminal Ideology Sparks Debate
The piece discusses Dr. Belfield’s view that men over 30 who commit crimes may be hopelessly immoral and should face life imprisonment or removal. It notes hostility to capital punishment, supports penal colonies, and argues honest men should not bear the cost of supporting chronic offenders.
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Dr. Belfield
Dolphin Sight Signal For Storm Warning
A weatherwise note explains dolphins surf the high waves during a gale or storm as a mariner signal that danger may be near. The piece frames the dolphin as a guiding sign for sailors at sea.
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Neff
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