Market News Grain Prospects Shift Corn Futures
Chicago December grain market reacts to squeeze fears in nearby corn contracts with December and January futures rising while oats slip. Bulls stress near-empty corn stocks, high temperatures hinder near term movement, and slow export cars dampen oats. Hog marketing and cautious buyers weigh on provisions as lard and meat shipments remain strong. Northwest car lots show mixed weekly totals with wheat and corn receipts and shipments outlined for Chicago and Winnipeg.
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Chicago
Long Commission Co
Clase
Thenneapolis
Winnipeg
Grain Markets Across Cities With Mixed Prices
Grain market notes from Chicago Peoria and Minneapolis report mixed data on No 2 and No 4 yellow and white corn oats and wheat. Prices range from about 1 40 to 2 27 for various grades with receipts noted and regional patterns including St Louis and New York spot quotes.
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Louis
Lois
Dee
Peoria
Deefu
Kansas City
Kansans City
Pte
Geigo
Oates
Tim. Rye
Kaffir
Milo Mirize
Minneapolis
Pec
St. Louis
Dec
New York
Local Market Prices for Farm Products and Hogs
Prices paid by Kavellenberg Milling Co for wheat oats hay clover and corn, with livestock quotes for hogs cattle calves and veal. Local butchers provide aligned quotes for pork cuts, hides, wool, and dairy and mill products delivered in Quincy. figures cover a wide range of grains, feeds, and farm commodities.
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Kavellenberg Milling Company
Huey--- $25 26, Lowy Toi Has —S10. Soredded Fowtuey Dle Per Gun. Becors
Witedl
Gauls Straiw
Timothy Nay
Mississippi River
Quincy
Dione Choe
Hongu
Quiley
Anck Brothers
Liongin
Widespread Livestock Prices From Regional Markets
Commodities across St Louis Chicago Kansas City East St Louis and Indianapolis show mixed cattle hog and sheep receipts. Steady to firm trends prevail for hogs and cattle with varying prices for prime and common grades. lambs and yearlings sustain steady demand amid uneven fat animal markets.
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St, Louis
Lambs Spies
Cuniets Ama
Chicago
Oso
Kansas City
East St. Louis
East SP
Louis
Iz.tv
Indianapolis
Idec
Rye and barley prices in Chicago market note
Fragmentary OCR shows rye and barley pricing data from Chicago with figures around 90 to 103 cents and timothy listed. non standard spellings and garbled unit details render specifics unclear but indicate grain market quotation activity in December.
Toledo Seed Market Prices for Clover and Alfalfa
Seed prices from Toledo report show clover seed ranges from 20.85 to 25.00 dollars across January February and March. Alsike seed quoted around 19.65 in March. Timber and drip bag notes list December and January price points including a January rate of 6.20 and May 5.2743 for related items.
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Toledo
Der
Saas
Alsike Ber Ae
Wee
Hay and straw market prices at St Louis and New York
At St Louis on December 20 Timothy hay prices held firm with varied grades listed from No. 1 timothy at 31 32 to No. 2 at 26 28 and straw at 8.50. Clover and alfalfa values appeared, with prices for prairie hay, government bonds and New York mercantile paper noted alongside.
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St, Louis
Timothy
Choice
Prairie Hay
New York Money
New York
Mercantile Paper
Carier
Lamson Bros Letter Corn Report Notes Mixed Market
An irregular corn session ends modestly lower in deferred months while cash corn stays scarce and strengthens at local and outside markets. Oats mirror corn with volatility as traders digest pressure and barley strength. Stocks soften amid labor worries and rising living costs.
Hog market steady with mixed fodder and grain sales
The hog market was reported steady with items sold at the local market yard including shredded fodder at 12 dollars per ton, loose mixed hay at 25 dollars per ton, yellow corn at 1.40 and 1.43, white corn at 1.45, oats at 0.70 per bushel, and haled wheat straw at 10 dollars per ton.
Horses and Mules Lot Prices at East St Louis Stall
Eastern district cattle and horse sale details from East St Louis list rat prices and various horse sizes with prices ranging from 140 to 204 dollars. New York sugar market notes show raw sugar steady with centrifugal at 7.08 dollars.
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East St, Louis
Newark
New Yor
Stock Market Dull Then Rails Rally Causes Reversals
New York trading opened quiet with liquidation of Liberty bonds weighing on the market. In late hours rails spiked causing two to four point reversals while Liberty bonds slid to a fresh low near 94.72 amid heavy volume. United States Steel showed resilience with only a small loss. Total listed sales reached 490,000 shares and combined dollar volume around $20.5 million.
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New York
McAdoo
United States Steel
Liberty
International Group
Atchison
Rand
Wee
Can. Pac
St. P
N. Wl
Erie
Nor
N.Y
N.ilandis
Rock Island
Pac
Bly Studebaker
Union Pac
Steel
Pss
Union
Markets Wrap Consolidate Dairy Meat Prices for New York and Chicago
New York markets show butter steady with varied receipts and higher creamery extras, eggs mixed with fresh gathered prices, cheese firm with higher state flats, and live poultry steady to unchanged. Chicago reports unchanged butter, higher eggs, and mixed poultry. Kansas City shows butter and poultry unchanged. New York coffee spot prices listed nominally at 17 1/2 to 22 1/2 cents.
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New York
Chicago
Citncago
Springs
Kansas City
Liberty Bonds Final Prices Reported in New York
Liberty bonds final prices listed for New York on December 20 show 346s at 98.12, first convertible 4s at 93.20, second 8s at 92.90, first convertible 44s at 97, second convertible 44s 94.80, third 4 %c at 93.40 and fourth 4%s at 04.74.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
Death of Lloyd Loop Young Carthage Man
Lloyd F Loop prominent young Carthage businessman dies of influenza after a nineteen day illness that progressed to pneumonia. Born March 18 1894 he leaves a widow Blanche Swain and daughter Eleanor, plus mother Mrs Sadie Loop and siblings Mary Lola and James Loop. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Carthage
Lloyd F. Loop
Buchanan Street
Edward Sadie (van Winkle) Loop
Our City
Frank Cutler
South Side
Orth
McConnell
Lloyd
Presbyterian Church of
Blanche Swain
Eleanor
Sadie Loop
Mary Loop
Lola Loop
James Loop
Peoria
Hancock Board Adjourns Special Session in Dec 20 Report
Carthage December 20 A special meeting of the board of supervisors was held due to Spanish influenza as the regular meeting was continued. Members present with two absences, reports on county home and farm, schools, and state’s attorney were filed. New county officials bonds were approved and highway superintendent authorized to attend an engineering course. Secretary Baker orders scarlet chevrons for discharged soldiers. Three Krupp directors arrested in Amsterdam per revolutionary committee reports.
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Carthage
Board of Supervisors
C. M. Rennerl
Prairie Township
Wm. Linnenberser
Walker
GC. Skerr
Rocky Run
Geo. A. Weinhauer
Warsaw
Joseph Nelson
Nauvea
Loomis
State Supreme Court
U. S
Muller
Cifron J. O'Harra
Junius Ferris
Stephen Th. Ferris
Fred Salm, Jr
Fred Salm,Sr
Thomas W. Sheridan
James IH. Farren
William H. Thornber
William H. Pitt
Samuel D. Gaann
Geo. W. Dachreth
J. Norman Hennett
W. C. van Pappellendam
William L. Hill
W. E. Albers
Steplen
Fine Response Made to Red Cross Drive
Washington reports enthusiastic American support for the Red Cross membership campaign. The Atlanta division led with 729 813 members and Webster county Iowa registered all 39 000 residents by Monday night. Henry P Davison urged universal enrollment before sailing to Europe to represent the Red Cross and called for a kinder world through widespread support.
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Washington
American Red Cross
Atlanta
New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
Central
Michigan
Ilinois
Iowa
Wisconsin
Webster County
Europe
Henry P. Davison
Red Cross War Council
Red Cross
Texas Wonder kidney and bladder remedy ad
An old medical advertisement promotes Texas Wonder for kidney and bladder troubles including gravel diabetes and rheumatism. It claims to regulate bladder issues in children and offers mail order with testimonials, priced at 1.25 for a two month treatment. Dr BE W Hall of St Louis endorses it.
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Texas Wonder
Mall
BE. W. Hall
Olive St
St. Louis
Drink Hot Water Before Breakfast Inside Bath Ad
Millions of readers are urged to drink hot water with limestone phosphate each morning to flush the stomach liver and bowels. The ad claims internal cleansing prevents headaches bad breath colds and other ailments and promotes inner sanitation as an essential health habit. A quarter pound of limestone phosphate is sold cheaply at drug stores to create converts to this practice.
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Trens
Hoosters
Ducks
Knollenberg
Swift
Patchford
H. P
Rowles & No
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Burles
Rem
Compon
Lamson Bros
Lloyd Loop Young Garthage Mian
Hancock
Wastilington
Baker
Khepp
Amsterdam
Krupp
Essen
Tr. Sirnnosenberger
Revolutionary Committee
RED Cross Drive
Davison
France
America
Texas
James E.bennett & C
Wachauge
Hampshire Street
W.N. Reynolds & Sons
Clothiers
Hampshirf
Furnishers
Morris Adler-Moller Company
Service
Hiere
Knollenberg’s Poultry Foods
Ed. Hobert
State Street
H-P
Knollenberg Milling Co
8Th and York
Wells Bldg
S. W. Co
Pen
Chanta
Pany
Quincy Railway
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