Corn Market Rises on Shipping Board News Then Reverses
Chicago April 12 market notes show corn futures gaining on news the United States shipping board would not add vessels to the Argentine trade, with May at 1.58 and July at 1.50. Oats rose early then weakened. provisions tied gains to export optimism amid heavy shipments, while later gains faded on expectations of larger arrivals next week.
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Chicago
United States Shipping Board
Aventine
Argentina
Long Commission Co
Ty Park
Northwest
Minneapolis
Duluth
Winnipeg
Gaza
Wheat and Corn Prices Across U S Markets April 12
Chicago prices show No 3 N S wheat at 2 47 and mixed corn around 1 68 to 1 69 with various No 2 and No 4 grades listed. St Louis notes corn steady to lower with No 3 white near 1 65 and oats around 69 70 cents, while Peoria reports mixed receipts and unchanged corn prices. Kansas City lists mixed and yellow corn ranges and white oats around 70 cents. Minneapolis records wheat receipts and cash No 1 northern at 2 44 to 2 32, with corn No 3 yellow about 1 55 to 1 59. New York markets show firm wheat No 2 red at 2 86 1 4 and spot corn steady around 1 80. continuous price spread across regions reflects mixed demand and standard oats around 77 cents.
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Chicago
N.S
St. Louia
Peoria
Prorita
Kanana City
Kansas City
Minneapolis
New York
Clover seed price notes and barley values in Chicago market
Chicago market roundup lists Clover seed prime cash prices and assorted forage items. April entries show Clover seed prime cash 28.50 and 17.24 for Oct, plus mentions of Alsike prime and Timothy prime cash values.
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Toledo
Timothy
New Bis
Hope
Rago
Fade
Hogs Lead Market Rise with Twenty Cent Jump
Prices on the city market lot climbed Friday after a Thursday 20 cent rise. Heavy trading featured mixed hay loads selling from 25 to 26.50, yellow corn at 1.65 and 1.60, oats at 0.70, and baled wheat straw around 3 dollars per load.
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Hadlenberg Milling Company
Watchford
Hintehford
Bolles and Rogers
Local Markets Report From Knoltenberg Milling Company
Market prices for hay and grain with multiple line items. Wheat and corn quotes, hay bales and loose hay, fodder and clover hay, timothy hay, oats straw, and other milling products. Also includes Quotations from Anck Brothers and Bolles and Rogers for hogs cattle hides tallow and wool with various weight ranges and prices.
Dairy and poultry prices and receipts in New York and Chicago
New York reports creamery milk receipts and grade figures with a 66 66 percent extras score, fresh gathered extras 4514 46, and packing stock data. Chicago notes butter unsettled at 55 61, eggs receipts 37 21 cases, and live poultry gains with springs 38 and fowls 386, plus potato market firmness with western russets at 2.40 to 2.48 and northern stock sold by weight.
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New York
Pei Ta
Chicago
General price readjustment marks Friday stock session
Declining scale on prices pushes United States Steel lower to 97.14 while closing at 98. Bethlehem shows strength alongside rail and petroleum shares. Liberty bonds trade and total volume reaches 1.3 million shares with par value sales near 10.9 million.
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New York
United States Steel
Steel
Bethlehem
Sinclair Oil
Atlantic Gulf
American International
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Norfolk and Western
Liberty
Atchison
C M
St. P
N. W
Nor
N.Y
N.iandl
Nor, Pac
Penn
Peoples Gas
Rock Island
Studebaker
Union Pac
UT & Steel
U.S. Steel Pfd
West. Union
Willys-Over
Livestock Market Reports From Major U.S. Cities
Hog receipts reach 2,500 in Henan City with mixed weights and prices. cattle receipts around 1,100 including calves, with weak beef prices and varied stocker figures. Peoria shows wings receipts at 500 with top around 20.40. St Louis reports hogs at 9,400 with steady cattle and lamb trends. Chicago hogs 18,000 receipts with top around 20.65 and cattle gains. New York coffee market steady with spot activity noted.
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Henan City
Kansas City
Veorda
Peoria
Ide Aligher
St. Louis
Hicard
Chicago
Wets Win In Quebec By 100000 Majority
Montreal April 12 The referendum in Quebec on wine and beer licenses shows a light drinking majority around 10000 votes from about half of 600000 registered voters. Returns incomplete and Quebec remains non dry. Women did not vote. McCracken Kar population 871 cited as smallest U.S. town adopting a local government plan.
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Montreal
Quebec
Canada
McCracken
Kar
United States
Easter program and community notices from Camp Point
Nearby towns report an Easter program by the Junior and Intermediate C E societies with a cantata The Messages of the Lilies. The Methodist ladies host a banquet for out of town guests. Numerous local residents travel to Quincy, Galesburg, and other towns, with illness, recoveries, and social events noted along with church activities and a Centenary meeting attendance.
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C. EF
The
Christian Church
C. E
Chas. M. Pithmore
Methodist Church
Clyde Booth
Decatur
Camp Point
Aid Society of the Methodist Church
Ed Cramore
ePorta
Sam Farlow
Dick Schuhardt
Quincy
Orlo W. Wing
Missouri
Harry Bruns
Reva Kramberg
Ollie Collier
Roswell
N. M
William Barry
Eubanks
George Dreffen
Merta Zanger
William Morley
Quinccy
C. H. Walker
Loren and
LeRoy
Galesburg
William Yeargain
Frank McFarland
Ben Cain
John Schmiedeskamp
Amos Beckman
Clayton
Arlie Houston
Wellerville
Camp Point Friends
C., B. and Q
Robert Clutts
Portsmouth
Ohio
George F. Stewart
William Meatheringham
Arthur Little
Peter Garrett
Quin
Pittsfield Officials Pick Aldrich as Board Chairman for Year
In Pittsfield the board of supervisors at the April meeting elected Thomas E. Aldrich of Levee township as chairman for the coming year with John Stead of Griggsville as an alternative candidate. Claude E. Watters begins county property assessment duties after receiving the books. The issue also notes multiple local life events and business moves including marriages, military discharges, land sales, and industrial plans.
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Board of Supervisors
Thomas E. Aldrich
Levee Township
John Stead
Griggsville
Claude E. Watters
Pittefield Township
Oren E. Dell
Mary Caughlan
Charlies W. Caughlan
Pittsfield
Martin Carroll
James Carroll
Portland
Oregon
Harry White
Frank Springer
Hardin Township
Charles FE. Cox
New York City
Mia
Frank A. Vanderlip
Joshua Sanderson
Navy
Louis Klemme, Jr
New York
Louis Klemme
August Huseman
Edna Robison
Mother's Friend Promises Easier Expectant Experience
Historic ad copy touts Mother's Friend as a prenatal aid used for over 400 years, claiming to ease nausea and nerves, keep muscles soft, and ensure calm nights for expectant mothers. It urges readers to write Bradfield Regulator Company in Atlanta Georgia for more details and to obtain the product from a druggist.
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Bradfeld Regulator Company
Dept. KR
Lamar
Atlants
Georgia
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Long Commission Company
Seaboard
Food Administration
Government Industries Board
Railroad Administration
Bradstreet
Bradstreets Today
Bradstreets Journal
James E. Bennett
Chicago Board of Trade
York Stock Exchange
Hampshire Street
Knoltenberg Milling Company
Sears
Anck Brothers
Peay
Arthur le
Bolles & Rogers
Northern
Western
Liberty Bonds
U S
U Ss
Coupean State
Ro T
Santos
Grain Commission Merchants
Liberty Bonde
Camp Point, Ill
Florence
Paloma
J. A. Wheeler
William McGartland
Chester McGartland
Martha Reed
George
John Arnold
Loraine
William Todd
Harry Castle
Pearl Hunsaker
Frank Huseman
Nina Eber
Wolf Ridge
Fred Hall
Louis A. Hall
Irene Nutt
Mondon
C. H. Nutt
George Cate
Quincey
Archie Booth
Columbus
Olle Dickhut
Sallis Moore
G. L. Thompson
Helen
Elma Browning
Mt. Sterling
Marshall Love
Hay Adair
Everett Points
Aire
Arthur Points
Macomb Tuesay
Ed Geibert
Will
Aubrey Hunsaker
Centralia
W. Ti. Michels
J. %. Smith
William Callahan
Paul Curry
Mable Callahan
Guy Nations
Herbert McDowell
Russell Garner
Russell Seibe
Edna Zeiger
Elnora
William Donley
Bess
Golden
Dave McClintock
Baron Pirks
Coatsburg
Mae Coleman
Reva
Charles Welsh
Harry Neal
Harold Huber
George Trabue
Willian Coring
Libb Ty
Sam de Moss
Joy Lewis
Ida DeMoss
Bowen
David Cunningham
Ida de Moss
William
Dan Wilkey
John Ward
Baby
Ed Kling
Eva
August Jurgens
Mildred
Joe Decker
Alex Thompson
George Lawless
Noy Bossa
Kellerville
Lucille Morton
Elda Cate Misa
Julia Leach
Hamilton
Wilbur Leach
R. C. White
Carthage
August Schmidt, Jr
Chas. Gamm
Liston Rhea
Schwarz
Anna Howard
Big Neck
Elmer Selby
A. B. Cole
Plymouth
Dr. Knight
A. S. Flanigan
Wyman
Jacksonville
Reed
Augusta
Russell Bickford
Jennie Wallace
Arta Winter
Eva Allen
F. D. Smith
Amanda Davis
George Reynolds
Walter Price
Walter Johnson
Ernest Koch
James Seaton
Margaret Cummings
Wes Sammons
William Briggs
Tom
Taylor
William Miller
Anna
William Miller, Jr
Eliza Miller
Hannah
Chas. Kopsicker
Clara
Gladys
John Hokamp
Sam Martin
Walter Wiskey
George Berrier
George Rippel
Lost Prairie
Logan Leach
S. R. Hendrickson
Fred Peters
Henry Sparks
Garnet Lohr
Virginia
Art Adams
J. M. Lohr
Frank Roberts
Simon Guenther
Charles Pittmer
William Murrah
Andrew Banner
John
Jain Meatheringham
John Schroeder
Ashland
Ill
Joseph Harsett
Michel Martin
Migs Vera
William Evans
Canton
Edward Kesterson
Fami
Joseph Carlton
Burlington
Iowa
Guy Carlton
Summer Hill
Ray Atwood
Mexico
Tory
Quincy Railway Company
Clough-Reihm Battery
Clough-Reihm Co
Hannibal
Macomb
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