Grain market leaps on record prices amid wet weather
Chicago April 15. Strong demand and production delays lift corn prices with May at 1.60 1/2 and July at 1.68 1/2 while oats rise and provisions advance. Reports cite export demand and rain delaying seeding, with bullish notes from food administration and positive outlook on Victory loan effects.
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Chicago
Long Commission Co
Northwest
Minneapolis
Duluth
Food Administration
Europe
United States
Wheat and Corn Prices Across Chicago and Other Markets
Market notes from Chicago and St Louis show wheat prices for No. 1 and No. 2 grades ranging around 2 dollars per bushel with mixed and yellow corn varying by grade from about 1.40 to 1.64. Oats hold near 69 to 74 cents. Regional quotes also list Peoria and Kansas City values with slight uplifts or stability in corn and wheat futures.
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Chicago
N.S
St. Lonia
Est. Louis
Guo
Peoria
Peonia
Kansas City
New York Stocks Rise on Favorable News and Victory Bond Outlook
The New York stocks show a firm undertone as favorable foreign news and Washington’s Victory loan with a higher interest rate support gains. Investors are urged to buy Victory Bonds and other issues, with emphasis on cheap discounts, continuing income from dividends, and strength in packing, rubber, and oil-related stocks.
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Washington
Wil
Swifts
Wilsons
Armours
Studebaker
Wiallis-Overland
General
Ray Sinclaie OW
Alexican Petroleum
Texas
Market Quiet On Monday With Stable Prices
Monday brought no price changes in local markets as buyers reported steady quotes. Hay and grain offerings dwindled on the city market lot with a single load of loose mixed hay at 25 dollars per ton and a load of yellow corn at 1.55 dollars.
Local Markets Report on Farm Products and Milling Prices
Knollenberg Milling Company local prices list hay and grain outputs, plus livestock and poultry quotations. Wheat, corn, straw, and various hay types appear with distinct price points. butcher, hog, sheep, and cattle quotes accompany milling product rates and animal feed blends.
Commodity Prices and Receipts Report Across Cities
New York and Chicago markets show mixed receipts and price shifts for creamery products eggs and butter. Sugar prices in New York steady with refined and bulk levels noted. overall market activity reflects unsettled poultry and dairy sectors.
Horses and Mules Prices from East St Louis Market
April 15 EAST ST LOUIS market reports show horses for eastern markets at 140 to 3758 dollars for various types. Mules priced by size range from 90 to 190 dollars, with several price tiers listed. government bond notes and coupon figures also appear in the snippet.
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East 8St. Louis
Southern Horses Choice
Stocks Rally On Victory Loan Details And Oil Shares
Speculative interest rose in New York trading after official Victory loan details were issued. Motors, oils, and shippings led, with Atlantic Gulf up 7 points, American International up 5, General Motors 7, and Associated Dry Goods near 6, plus gains for Sinclair Oil and American Cotton Oil.
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New York
Motors
Atlantic Gulf
American International
General Motors
Associated Dry Goods
Sinclair Oil
Quenien Sugar3
American Cotton Oil
Liberty bond closing price report
Liberty bond prices from New York on April 15 show 3 percent bonds at 98.80, first 4s at 95.50, second 4s at 93.70, first 44s at 95.60, second 44s at 93.70, third 44 43s at 95.66, and fourth 44s at 93.76.
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New York Money
New York
Mercantile Paper
Liberty Bonda
Liberty
Livestock Market Roundup Across Several Cities
April reports show hogs and cattle fluctuating across St. Louis Chicago Kansas City and Peoria with receipts ranging from 400 to 47 000. Prices for hogs bulk sales hover around 20.35 to 20.60 at major terminals while cattle mostly hold steady to higher with beef steers near 11 to 18 dollars and calves around 14 to 16. Sheep see mixed demand and steady to higher values in most markets.
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ST. Louis
Chicago
Kant St. Louis
Fast ST
Kansas City
Peoria
Grain prices and market quotes from Chicago
Rye and barley quotes listed for Chicago on April 1. No. 2 rye at 1.71 per bushel. barley ranges 1.08 to 1.14. Timothy at 8.47 to 10.75. clover nominal.
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Chicago
Seed Market Prices and Coffee Spot Report
Seed market notes from Toledo and New York report varied prices for Clover and Alsike seeds with cash bids from $5.10 to $24.00 and April to October terms. In New York on April 14 spot coffee showed better demand with futures around 16 to 21 for various grades.
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Toledo
New York
Tie
Santos
Bridgman to Lecture at Palmyra Chautauqua
Major Ray C Bridgman of the U S Aerial squadrons will lecture at Palmyra Chautauqua after flying hours in France He holds French and American decorations and fought in St Mihiel and the Argonne He commanded the 22nd Aero squadron which downed 47 planes in seven weeks.
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Palmyra
Argonne Wood
22Nd Aero Squadron
Blue Triangle
Young Women's Christian Association
S. M. Harrison
Rg. Harrison
Marion County
W. H. Scott
John King
Ll. A. Reber
Karl Disselhorst
Haber
A. W. Mackey
Familly
St. Louis
W. L. Gibson
J. S. Frazer
E. Anderson
Marion County Savings Bank
Victory Liberty Loan
Liberty Loan
J. H. Robinson
Quincy
Elmer Gardhouse
Detroit
Mich
Chicago
Eastern Star Lodge
Masonic Hall
G. Bellah
Adventist Church
Ernest Christian
Alabama
John Baxter
H. G. Miller
Henry Garnett
Novelty
Rose Cosby
Macon
Wm. Crosby
Margaret Sullivan
Wm. Cary
Kirksville
Mt. Zion
Mary Dickson
Neta Vanney
Louis
Marie Cary
W. H. Dickson
Adolph Bloom
Laverton
T. E. Pratt
San Antonio
Douglas
Ariz
A. V. Ely
Chautauqua Organication
C. A.guthrie
Bowling Green
Court House
R. L. Young
Kansas City
R. N. Howell
Frances
W. F. Howell
Daisy Stewart
Carthage
Marion Leake
Emerson
Annie Mayme Phillips
Philadelphia
O. H. Phillips
M. E
Hannibal
Willis Carlyle
Syracuse
N.Y
Rural Library Club
Albert Bross
C. W. Gross
Chas, Blakey
Geo. Milton
Vyne Roselle
Local visitors and visits around Shelbina area
Shel b ina Missouri notes show Mrs J C Douglass of Lakenan visiting Tuesday while Bevt Binis of Clarence was in town Wednesday. Mr and Mrs G C Grant spent several days in Clarence this week. Mrs J H Allen went to Clarence Tuesday to visit Mrs Frank Wine. G D G Bedwell spent Thursday in
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Clarence
C. Patterson
Frank Wine
Ada Garrison
Moss Garrison
W. N. Doyla
Willie
Shelbyville
Quincy
Sarah Bailey
Moberly
Will Bailey
R. A. Clark
Monroe City
D. H. Stevens
Clyde Studer
Laken
J. C. Green
Columbia
C. Oliver
Marceline
C. M. Oliver
Geraldine Gregory
West Plains
W. H. Dye
J. H W. Stidham
Shelbina
J. C. Douglass
Lakenan
Bevt. Binis
G. C. Grant
J. H. Allen
G. DG. Bedwell
PTA Program Bright and Busy Evening at Golden
The Monday PTA meeting featured seventh and eighth graders in songs recitations and a wand drill led by Miss Maude Detmers and Mrs. Cornelia Wysong. Prof. Frank spoke on improving the school grounds. Local residents including Roy Witt Fred Poger and I. E. Sahland attended business and church notices. The community mourned the sudden death of Mrs. Bertha Kollman Ihnen in Golden after a brief illness.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Maude Detmers
Johnnie
William Hudson
Lenox
Pauline Thing
Kenneth Bennett
Selma Sahland
Cornelia Wysong
Ormia Paxton
Frank
Quincy
Roy Witt
Missouri
Fred Poger
Camp Point
Golden Monday
I. E. Sahl
Golden
Morgan County
H. B. Ihnen
Pine Tar Honey Cold Remedy Promotion
Dr Bell’s Pine-Tar-Honey promises to tackle tight cold symptoms and loosen phlegm with balsam and soothing ingredients. It claims to relieve inflammation and tightness with fast action, offering bottles in 30c, 60c, and 1.20.
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Dr. Bell
Family Mourns Loss of H B Ihnen and Kin in Nebraska
Mrs. Ihnen leaves to mourn her husband H B Ihnen and their nine children: Geo B of La Prairie Mannes near Golden, Johanna Alva Amelia. two brothers and four sisters. The obituary notes the family’s Nebraska connections and recent move from three miles east of Golden to town about a year ago where they built a new home.
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Golden
Mrs. Ihnen
H. B. Ihnen
Geo
la Prairie
Mannes
Johanna
Alva
Amelia
Nebraska
Plot to Revolt Arrests in Viborg Plan Bolshvike Action
Eight men were arrested at Viborg while planning a coordinated revolt to blow up the Officers' club the bridge and the ammunition depot with a Bolshevik attack. The plan aimed to start in Sweden and Norway and unfold inland.
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Helsingsfors
Viborg
Sweden
Norway
Petain to Visit America
Marshal Philippe Petain plans a visit to the United States with discussions likely to focus on postwar cooperation and Franco American relations. No dates or venues are specified in the available text.
Marshal Petain Plans U.S. Visit
Marshal Philippe Petain, commander in chief of French armies in France, announced his intention to visit the United States.
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Marshal Petain
France
United States
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad from Toledo Mail
Frank J. Cheney of Fr. J. Cheney & Co. swears the firm will pay one hundred dollars for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Sworn December 6 before Notary W. Gleason. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken internally and acts through the blood on mucous surfaces. F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio provide testimonials free.
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Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
Fr. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
Frank
Oreney
Beal
W. Gleason
F. J. Cheney & Co
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Ohl
Ace Board of Trade
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Knolenberg Milling Company
Cort
Anck Hrothers
C. I. Bishop Co
Miller & Arthur Co
Knuyllenberg Milling Company
Milly
Swift
Blatchford
H. P. Chick
Bute
Bref
United States Steel
Atchison
Can. Pac
C. M
St. Pp
N. Wyze
Pra
Lehigh
N.Y. N.il
Penn
Rock
Grain Commission Merchants
Chicago Board Trade
Golden, III
DR. Waldron
Wells Bridg
S. W. Cor
5Th
Maine
Knollnberg Milling CO
8Th and
York
Quincy, Ill
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