Corn Market Edges Higher Amid Bread Price Signal
Chicago market reports a modest corn advance to new seasonal highs driven by the bread price signal ruling out five cent loaves. July and September corn rise to around 1.58 1/4 to 1.64, with oats steady to down and hog prices at record highs boosting demand. mixed evidence across futures and regional receipts.
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Chicago
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Federal
Long Commission Co
Northwest
Minneapolis
Duluth
Winnipeg
Hay and straw prices rise as light receipts curb supply
In St Louis on April 22 the Timothy hay market shows strength with urgent demand for all sound hay and light receipts. Prices range across grades with No 1 Timothy from 39 to 40, standard timothy 31 38, No 2 timothy 36 37, and threshed timothy 30 82. Clover mixed and alfalfa show varied spot bids, with higher prices for better quality and standard hay at 37 44s. Straw demand appears stiff with limited offerings and prices listed accordingly.
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Chicago
Peoria
Prorta
Winneapolis
Minneapolis
Louis
Timothy
Uxsin
Kansas
Random Historical Bond Ledger Fragments From Chicago Notes
Fragmented financial items show prices and coupons for barley and barley related securities, mentions of Timothy, April and May dates, and references to government bonds. The text includes numbers, locations like Toledo, and assorted coin values, suggesting a ledger or bulletin of market prices and coupons from an old newspaper page.
Horse prices and butter trade notes from Copenhagen
Past St Louis reports horse prices with Eastern and Southern listings, including 14 to 17 hands horses and mules priced up to 150. It notes butter shipments from Copenhagen have long flowed to various parts of Europe.
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ST. Louis
Copenhagen
Europe
Market Summary Shows Mixed Opening Highs and Late Rebound
Corn prices opened at new highs with gains in most deliveries but a large profit take pulled futures down before recovering much of the early loss as selling pressure eased. Oats slumped on heavy local selling while provisions were firm due to local buying. Rails firmed on Hines driven sentiment, steels fell then rallied, and the overall tone remained good as Victory loan ended and peace treaty signatures hinted at higher stock prices ahead.
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Commission House
Hines
Advancles
Quiet Market Day With Corn Sale Missing Weighing
Rainy Tuesday morning kept the city market quiet with only one load of corn offered and not weighed due to slick roads. Hogs gained 15 cents per hundred pounds as the market showed little change otherwise.
Local Market Farm Prices May 1900 Knollenberg Milling Co
Prices for May list Wheat No 1 at 2.43 per bushel for 60 pounds or better No 2 at 2.438. Hay bids include baled timothy 74 and baled clover 22 with various straw and fodder values. Hogs and cattle quoted by Dutchers with loads and weights. poultry prices and local oils and turpentine notes. Milling products cover bran, shipstuff, corn meal and meals. hides, pelts, tallow and wool with limited market clarity.
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Knollenberg Milling Company
Anck Brothers
C. J. Bishop Co
Koesters
Miller & Arthur
Blatchford
Bolles and Rogers
Belleville Misses Bock Beer and Bockwurst
War time restrictions halt Belleville’s Easter tradition as bock beer production ends December 1 leaving saloons without their seasonal brunette brew. Bockwurst, normally paired with the beer, also sees reduced consumption as the absence of beer alters the holiday eating and drinking habit.
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Belleville
ST. Louis
Treason Charge To Be Sent To Grand Jury Thursday
New York April 28 The treason charge against Albert Paul Fricke who is alleged to have aided and abetted Karl Rodiger along with Termann Wessels, a German agent, will be presented to a federal grand jury Thursday.
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Albert Paul Fricke
Karl Rodiger
Termann Wessels
Federal Grand Jury
Rail stocks lead market shift in New York trading
New York stock list shows rails dominant with notable gains for Texas and Pacific Missouri, Kansas and Texas variants, St. Louis Southwestern and others. Overall daily volume 1,526,000 shares. par-value sales $11,850,000 as rail and related issues move under irregular, sometimes heavy trading.
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New York
Texas and Pacific
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Kansas City Southern
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
Erie
New Haven
Baltimore and Ohio
Chesapeake and Ohio
J. Paul Common
Southern Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Atchigan
Norfolk and Western
Illinois Central
New York Central
Great Northern
Louisville
Nashville
Standard
Crucible Steel
Harvester and Steel Foundry
Liberty
A. T
Jinco
Anaconda
Atchison
Can
St. P
Nor
Nor. Pac
Penn
Rock Island
Studebaker
Union Pac
U. S. Steel
Il B. Steel Pfd
Willys-Over
Liberty Bond Auction Notes and Yields for New York
Liberty Bonda New York April 23 Liberty bond closing yields listed for 245s 98.58 first 4s 95.70 second 4s 93.10 first 44s 95.70 second 44s 923.24 third 4s 95.10 fourth 44s 93.12
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Liberty
Hogs and cattle prices across markets April 23 1920s
Receipts led with hog totals in Prorta and Kansas City showing gains, with top hog prices around 20.70 and heavy beefs near 20.95. St Louis and Chicago offered higher cattle values, lambs and sheep mixed, notes of steady to higher trade across markets.
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Peoria
Prorta
Kansas Clix
Kansas City
St. Louis
ST. Lois
Chicago
Prices and Market News From New York and Chicago
New York market notes show butter steady with various creamery and packing stock prices, along with cheese and live poultry figures. Chicago reports weaker potato receipts and lower butter, with egg and poultry data. A New York sugar and coffee snapshot notes steady raw sugar and firm spot coffee. Detroit plans a $600,000 apartment house prioritizing non childless families and housing access.
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New York
Chicago
Northern
Camp Point and Keokuk couple wed in Galesburg ceremony
Miss Gertrude Frazier of Camp Point and Harry M. Yates of Keokuk were married Saturday afternoon April 19 at five o'clock in the home of Mrs. P. J. Bacher in Galesburg. Dr. Campbell of the Galesburg Presbyterian church officiated. The couple will reside in Keokuk. A long list of local residents and visitors joined the celebration with well wishes for the newlyweds.
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Gertrude Frazier
Camp Point
Harry M. Yates
Keokuk
Iowa
P. J. Bacher
Galesburg
Ill
Campbell
Galesburg Presbyterian Church
R. N. Parks
Pauline Behan
Llewellyn Frazier
Blom-Collier Grocery Company
Dan Matthews
Romine
Macomb
Imes
Edith Brown
Cannon Ball
Quincy
Wilt Carlin
Resin Beckett
Grace Hall
Mendon
Helen Seaton
Oliver Banton
Milton McVay
la Prairie
J. B. Satterfield
Plymouth
Abbie King
Augusta
Clayton
McCarty
France
Charles Shultz
Dave Schuhardt
Shultz
David Schuhardt
Joe Murray
Jefferson Terry
Fernet Ripple
George Reynolds
Maplewood
Richard L. Rhea
Roy Liggett
Harry J. Pittman
Jesse Hunter
Ruby Rainier
Hudson Rainier
Ralph Terry
Isaac Cutter
A. F
A. M
Alt
Frank Lawless
Columbus
Camp Point Friends
A. A. Holmes
Payson
Charles Cordsteman
Arthur Boger
Liberty
Marvin McGinley
Quincey
Neva Nations
Mae Grove
William Grove
Everett Miller
Alvin Garrett
Sam Curry
George Shultz
Wilkie Bruns
Isang Cutter
Easter Cantata Ends Palmyra Baptist Meetings
In Palmyra Missouri on April 22 the town's week long Baptist church meetings concluded with the choir presenting the Easter cantata The Greatest Love Attendees heard prominent speakers including Dr Everett Gill who spoke on Ways of Winning the World to Christ and Outlook for the Gospel in Italy The pastor Rev C M Truex delivered sermons and Palmyra high school activities and community notices filled the rest of the page including a May festival planned by the Parent-Teacher Association and a high school dramatic club event
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Palmyra
Baptist
Women's Bethel Associational Union
Everett Gill
Italy
Bethel Associational Union
Gill
C M. Truex
Richfield
Central College
Fayette
Palmyra High School
High School Athletic Association
Floyd Moss
Washington
Kahoka
Amanda Boots
Katie Noenes
Teach
Palmyra Seniors Stage Open Campus Play in Shakespeare
Palmyra High School seniors plan a campus production of A Midsummer Night's Dream with forty two cast members. Roles include Lysander Dimentrius Oberon Bottom and Titania, with a large group of fairies. Prologue and staff details listed, gowns ordered, and class notes on size and achievements. Funeral held for Dr J D Clark. Greenwood Cemetery interment. Freeport nears victory loan goal, reaching at least seventy five percent on first day.
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Vickery
Gullion School
Palmyra High School
Lysander
Farl Barkley Dimentrius
William Gray Oberon
Ceeseeeeeesss
Ben Keller Bottom
Walter Gross Ifelena
Jewell Brown
Nellie Brown
Fairies
Sybil Simpson
Lillie May Rose
Mary Triplett
Martina Barber
Luella Hansbrough
Amanda Fouts
Belle Smith
Josephine Glendinning
Gladys Sanford
Carolyn Gray
Russell Maddox
Virginia Batley
Crystal Clark
Lexie Rinkey
Natie Hoenes
Virginia Bailey
Yancey Stevens
Verr Mkelley
Ernest Yarbrough
Obie Ballard
Everett Bier
Albert Schneider
Hiram Watters
Thomas Glendinning
Paul Stuhlman
Harold Cummings
Earl Keller
Carl Gottman
Kenneth Kelley
Searchlight
J. D. Clark
Boone
Greenwood Cemetery
Henry Brown
Court House
Freeport
Acid Stomach Remedy Promises Relief and Strength
A persuasive ad explains Acid Stomach causes misery, tooth enamel decay, and poor digestion. It promotes EATONIC tablets as a safe, candy like remedy that quickly relieves bloating heartburn belching sour stomach and indigestion and claims a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved.
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Eatonic
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