Corn market rallies as weekly receipts fall and shorts cover
Market notes a rise in corn prices on expectations of reduced arrivals and stronger demand. Prices closed near highs with May at 1.27 and July around 1.47, while provisions fell 15 to 25 cents. Week's receipts and shipping data varied by region, with optimism tempered by supply statements and hog price influences.
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Crgo
Seaboard
Long Commission Co
Trott Agg
Gui
Nua St
Ineapolis
Chicagoa
Mominy
Massiesippi River
Lo & QQ
Aluck
Anck Brothers
Appointments and Market Notes From April Reports
Seed market reports from Toledo and Chicago list Clover seed prices with various futures and cash values including April and Oct prices. A St Louis market line shows horse draft prices and horse ages with price ranges. In Washington, George Inglish of Centralia Illinois was named by President Wilson to the U.S. district judge for the southern district of Illinois.
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Toledo
Tedo
Ike
Mothy
English
Ashington
George Inglish
Centralia
Til
Wilson
Illinois
Local markets report on hay grain prices and livestock
Market bulletin lists bids for wheat and corn, mixed hay, clover and alfalfa, various feeds, and hog, cattle, calf, sheep and poultry quotations. Includes prices per cwt or per bushel and notes regional shipping origins and wagon loads.
New York Stocks and Market Outlook Report
Market opened steady to strong amid war front updates with slight recessions later. U S Steel rose to 64 and closed near 95 while copper firms and oils like Sinclair and Okmulgee showed mixed moves. Bonds firmed as third loan progresses with Mercantile paper at 4 to 6 months 6 percent and call money around 5 percent.
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U.S. Steel
Motor Group
Sinclair Oil
Okmulgee
Stanton Oit
Oklahoma Oils
Cosden
Cresson Gold
Caledonia
Hecla
Taberty
New York Money
New York
Mercantile
Call
Livestock Markets Report From Chicago and Midwest
Chicago and several markets report receipts on hogs and cattle with varied prices. Chicago hogs see mixed and heavy ranges up to 17.70 while cattle and calves show broad price levels. Saint Louis and Kansas City notes include steady hogs and mixed cattle values. Additional smaller markets such as Sioux City Omaha and St Joseph record similar activity with steady to higher lambs and beef prices.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Sioux City
Omaha
Omaita
St. Joseph
East St. Louis
Markets in New York and Chicago April 23 report varied commodity prices
Market notes from New York Chicago and Kansas City list receipts and prices for butter creamery eggs cheese and poultry with steady to firm trends across regions. Notable figures include butter creamery 34 42 in New York and eggs and poultry varying by product and region.
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New York
Chicago
Wis
Mich
Minn
Kansas City
Market Letter Recaps Gains as Short Covering Mounts
After an early dip the market steadied and closed higher as shorts covered. War news offered little impetus while cash values held steady and the visible supply showed a mixed change. Oats saw gains on exporter buying, and provisions eased on broker selling amid light government allotments. Stocks maintained an underlying strength despite subdued activity.
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Seaboard
Equipment Stocks Lead Features in War-Driven Market
New York April 23. Equipment stocks and war demand driven strengths dominated Monday trading with modest gains in a broad range of issues. Baldwin Locomotive Crucible Steel Bethlehem Steel Great Northern Ore Mexican Petroleum and Distiller's Securities led activity with gains of 1/2 to 3 points as Rails fell. Total stock sales reached 550000 shares with bonds mainly stading or fluctuating around Liberty issues.
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New York
Baldwin Locomotive
Crucible Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Great Northern Ore
Mexican Petroleum
Distiller's
A. B. Steel
Virginia
Supreme Court
U. S
Hancock quota reached as towns exceed goals in Liberty Loan
April 23 Hancock county reports reaching its quota for the third Liberty Loan with several townships over the top. Banks across the county subscribed a total of 136,400, while fair racing plans for August outline mule, pace, and trotting events with purse money and entry rules. Service stars tally reaches 23 on church flag. Chas Scofield addressed Carthage Christian Church group.
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Carthage
Hancock County
S. H. Ferris
Hancock County National Bank
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Hancock County of Treasury
of National Bank
Augusta
First Trust and Savings Bank
Basco Bank
Basco
Ferris
First National Bank
Laharpe
Nauvoo
State Bank
Plymouth State Bank
Plymouth
Tri-County State Bank
Farmers Bank
Stillwell
Til-Dodge Banking Co
Warsaw
Farmers National Bank
West Point
The
American Trotting
American Trotting Association
Christian Church
Ellis Ewing
Clifford Stone
Ted Stone
Brant Williams
Joseph L. Williams
Archie Reed
Leland H. Smith
Harold C. Tyner
Esper M. Booth
Homer Ray Green
George Mayor
Clay Seaton
Charles C. Hendricks
Ivan Kimprough
George M. Hearne
William H. Bower
Floyd Niggermeyer
William C. Carle
Franklin M. Hartzell
Leslie J. Chandler
Warren Francis
Edward B. Hackett
George Brewster Miller
Hon
Chas. J. Scofield
In Our School Monday Chronicle
A school vignette recounts Andy Anderson dodging grammar work to join soldiers guarding a new ammunition factory. A soldier admits illiteracy, prompting Andy to claim army life as a path to learning. Bull Hickey accuses Fatty BELLOWes over onion theft in the school garden. Notes praise Maude Muldinkey Lilac Grimes fashion, and Genevieve Hicks asserts ladylike stance.
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Ndy Anderson
Miss Palmer
Andy
Fatty
Bull Hickey
Fatty Bellewes
Bull
Resess
Bull Hasent
Fatty Bellowes
Maude Muldinkey
Lilac Grimes
Genevieve Hicks
Rock Island Workers Nearing 100 Percent Liberty Bond Commitment
Chicago April 23 President J E German of the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway Co announced that 94.4 percent of 40 641 employees have bought Liberty Bonds. The company leads on western roads and hopes to reach the remaining 5.6 percent by April 26 Liberty Day set by President Wilson.
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Chicago
J. E. German
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway Co
German
Wilson
Adolph Joffe Named Russian Ambassador to Germany
Adolph Joffe named Russian ambassador to Germany. Joffe, 34, Bolshevik, former chairman of the Brest Litovsk peace delegation, has spent years in exile in Siberia and previously lived in Germany.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Adolph Joffe
Germany
Joffe
Brest- Litovsk
Siberia
Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles
Promises kidney and bladder relief for men and women with claims to dissolve gravel treat diabetes and rheumatic symptoms. Regulates bladder issues in children. If not sold by your druggist will be sent by mail on receipt of 31.06 One bottle is two months treatment and often a perfect cure. Include sworn testimonials. Dr. E. W. Hall address in St Louis Missouri. Sold by druggists.
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Texas
E. W. Hall
Olive St
St Louis
Neutrone Prescription 99 Promises Rheumatism Relief
An advertisement touts Neutrone Prescription 99 as a quick internal remedy to remove uric acid and impurities from the blood, claiming relief from rheumatic joints and muscles. It asserts noticeable improvement and offers bottles at Sec and $1.00, sold in Quincy by Owl Drug Store at 125 N. 6th St.
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Quincy
Owl Drug Store
N. 6Th
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