Market News From Chicago as Sterling Strengthens Corn
Chicago reports firm corn market on Monday aided by a rise in sterling exchange. Dec corn at 1.40 to 1.41, May 1.31 to 1.38, oats firm on feed barley and reduced wheat area, provisions mixed. other cities show mixed grain and livestock quotes with receipts and shipping data across Minneapolis, Duluth, Winnipeg, and Kansas City.
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Peoria
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Kansas City
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New York
Markets News From New York and Chicago Dec 16
New York markets report butter creamery higher than extras with varied prices and scores, cheese and milk statistics, live poultry steady, turkeys and eggs listed. Chicago notes butter and poultry prices with cases, eggs, and milk products. Toledo seed prices for clover, alfalfa, timothy. metal market shows copper, iron, antimony, and lead prices. East St. Louis delivery noted.
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Tsu
Chicago
Citicago
Northern
Southern
Eaat Bt. Louis
Horse and Mule Auction Listings in East St. Louis
Auction notice from East St. Louis Illinois listing horses and mules with price ranges and descriptions. Entries include horse sizes from nine to seventeen hands and mule prices, noting bundled quantities and condition indicators.
Market Report Shows Wheat and Grain Price Movements
Wheat and flour prices rose modestly on Monday in local markets with gains in flour and mill products. Hay and grain remained firm as offerings appeared fair, listing loads of loose timothy hay at 28 dollars per ton, oats at 0.? per bushel, corn at 1.30 and 1.85 dollars per bushel, baled hay 28 dollars per ton, baled straw 10 dollars per ton, and shredded fodder 14 dollars per ton.
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Aled Timothy
Anck Brothers
J. E. Hood and Co
C. FE
Bishop Ca
Holles
Rogers
Timothy Hey
Stocks End Mixed on Monday as Tax, War-Time Prohibition Tie
New York session sees uneven trading with gains in some issues and declines in rails and oils amid tighter money, federal tax payments, and Supreme Court ruling on wartime prohibition. Bond activity broad but irregular. total sales near 80.45 million. Major names listed with varied highs and lows reflect a cautious market mood.
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Tang Commission Co
Armour
Atchison
Met. Com
Met. P
Goodrich
Central
BRIG
Insp
ALI
Kelly-Goring
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Steel
Pacific
Nor
Ohio Cit. Gag
Otis Flevator
Lorillard
Penn
People's Gas
Meading
Sears-Roo
Studebaker
Sinclair
U. S Steel Pfd
Union Pacific
Rubber
Westing
Gate Fey
Willys-Qver
Wilson and Co
T6l
TE Woolworth
Livestock Markets Across Cities Report Strong Hogs and Cattle
Chicago and East St Louis report higher hog prices with top near 14 dollars, heavy packs around 12 to 15, cattle prices mixed with beef steers up to 20 dollars and veal calves 16 to 18. Sheep rise to 16 dollars for lambs while stockers and feeders show varied gains. Kansas City and KinBeans City list higher cattle as hog volume remains robust.
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ST. Louis
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Commodity and financial market roundup with hogs and cotton
The report covers hog prices with top bulk and heavies near 13.60 to 13.75, location Peoria activity, and meal details. It notes New York mercantile activity with interest rate calls, and fluctuating cotton, sugar, and coffee prices, alongside government bond listings and convertible securities.
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Phorta
Dee
Daily Market Letter From Long Commission Go
The market rounds up corn oats provisions stocks with mixed signals. Corn faced larger receipts and a high court ruling. demand for cash corn and stronger grains offered slight support. Oats rose on rye and barley strength. heavy commission selling, but near day’s best futures. Provisions firm on strong grains and hog demand. packers buying. Stocks opened stronger on better foreign exchange and steady call loans but lack of aggressive buying and a court delay in stock dividends caused selling pressure.
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Congress
Estate of Andrew J. Ruddell Probate Details in Hancock County
The praisement bill in the estate of Andrew J. Ruddell lists total property valued at $850,765 with appraisers Frank R. Kreis, George E. Burner, and J. W. Shepherd. Inventory approved covers real estate in Carthage and chattels valued at $859.76. widow’s award set at $1500, $1223 in cash and $277 in personal property. Guardianship records show William Wilkins’ petition for Elmer C. Fisher as guardian with a $5000 bond. Elmer Fisher filed inventory for a one third interest in Lot 7, Block 1 Miller’s addition to Ntota, Hancock County valued at $2000, subject to dower.
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Frank R. Kreis
George E. Burner
J. W. Shepherd
Hancock County
Carthage
Melvin A. Shepherd
Frilda Marie Wilkins
Margaret Valley Wilkins
William Wilkins
Elmer C. Fisher
George W. Hart
A. J. Schneider
Fond
Elmer F. Fisher
Guardian
Miller
Ntota
Estate administration notices and final reports
The county court approves final reports in multiple estates. Items include Harvey Thompson estate with total receipts of 27942.42, payouts of 17956.659 leaving 9985.83 for heirs. guardianship of Hiram F Newton with final receipted promissory note and guardian discharge. estate of George deceased final settlement date set. Bosannah Alvord Hagar inventory lists real estate and chattel items. Mary J Stewart estate shows balance of 5774.77 at last report.
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Marie Wilkins
Harvey Thompson
Lester B. Thompson
Hiram F. Newton
George
Buener
Bosannah
Alvord Hagar
Guestion
Alvord
Hamilton
Hancock County
Mary J. Stewart
Hancock County spelling winner代表 Eileen Kelly
Hancock county spelling contest held in county superintendent Faris office. Eileen Kelly won and will represent Hancock county at the state contest on December 29. Other results include Kathryn Howd second and Grace Lambert and Beryl Rice noted as teachers with participants from Lincoln and Pilot Grove.
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Carthage
Hancock County
D. Faris
Eileen Kelly
Lincoln
Grace Lambert
Kathryn Howd
Pilot Grove
Beryl Rice
Indiana Mines Working Report in Indianapolis
Indiana miners, operators foresee a return to near normal operation as a few stragglers come back. Telegraphed notes from United Mine Workers headquarters in Indianapolis indicate most workers plan to resume duties, signaling stability in the state mine scene.
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Indiana Mines Working
Indianapolis
Indiana
United Mine Workers
Coal mining largely normal in Illinois mines
Production reports from Spaulding Illinois and Frank Farington state president of the miners show about 90 percent of workers at work as utilities and federal fuel admin officials coordinate to ensure fair coal distribution for shipment amid ongoing industrial conditions. London: Premier Lloyd George announced in Parliament today.
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Spainfield
Ill
Iapola
Frank Farington
Federal Fuel Administration
Commons pledge delays Irish bill in parliament
A Commons member stated that no Irish bill would be introduced in this session. He announced plans to make a further statement next Monday.
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Texas Wonder Kidney and Bladder Remedy Ad
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Olive St
St. Louie
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