Grain market notes from Chicago and across the Midwest
Wheat and corn prices edged higher amid light receipts and export demand reports. Chicago bids showed mixed white and yellow corn notes, oats rising on export sales, while hogs supported grain gains. Kansas City and Minneapolis also reported varied grain quotes and receipts as markets closed firmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Xellera
Long T Commission Co
Ty Park
Northwest
Minneapolis
Duluth
Winnipeg
Chicago Carr
Tournday
Chivage
Cuicagh
Timothy Gerd
Kansas City
Peoria
Pechua
St. Louis
BT. Louis
Newark
New York
Local Markets Prices Paid for Hay and Farm Goods
Prices paid for hay and grain from the Keellenberg Silling Company list various commodities. Wheat, corn, straw, and hay prices shown alongside livestock, dairy, feeds, hides, and fur values from New York markets and dealers, with notes on quality and seasonality. Martials law in Saare noted as a separate brief.
Markets News From New York Keeps Busy Trading
Markets in New York show varied activity with butter prices around 65 cents to 74 cents per pound and creamery firms posting mixed readings. Poultry demand remains steady for live birds and turkeys while cheese and milk trades reflect cautious movement. Financial markets display firm money rates and government bonds holding steady as traders assess February developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thorn
Nene
Sunar
NYG Yogi
Peto
Bae
Ecutrituayas
Bebo Fe
Boey Santos Ds
Hogs Rise While Corn Prices Hold Steady In Local Market
Hogs gained back 25 cents after recent losses in Thursday trading on the city market lot. Buyers moved several loads of timothy and hay with prices ranging from 25 to 28 dollars per ton while corn loads traded at around 1.40 dollars per bushel.
Prisoners barred from public hanging in Chicago
In Chicago on February 20 Sherman County jail officials announced that prisoners would not witness the planned public hanging of 21 year old gunman Smiling Jack O'Brien. Sheriff Peters said prisoners would be moved from the death corridor after state officials warned against a public hanging and a state law restricting witnesses to doctors, coroner's jury, jail attendants and journalists. In Portugal a husband is freed from matrimonial obligations if his wife publishes his literary works without his consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cook County
Jack” O'Brien
Charles W. Peters
Matthew Mulls
Maclay Hoyne
Peters
Portugal
Live Stock Market Prices Across Major Markets
Chicago and St Louis reports show hog receipts near 50 000 and 7 000 respectively with mixed demand. Cattle and sheep segments list varied prices for beef steers heifers and veal calves, while Kansas City and Peoria reflect higher hogs and modest cattle prices amid fluctuating demand.
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Chicago
Kant St. Louis
St, Louis
Katana City
Kansas City
Vourling Wethers Blow Ik
Ewes Slo den Tate
Breedir Ewes
Canada Opposed to Lenroot Reservation, Meighen Says
Winnipeg February 19 Arthur Meighen former interior minister told the Winnipeg Board of Trade that Canada will insist on a place in the League of Nations with voting power. He warned that either Canada or the United States must step out if the Lenroot reservation is adopted. Representation without a vote would be a sham for Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnepeg
Canada
United States
League of Nations
United States Senate
Arthur Meighan
Aneaster
Interior
Winneper Board of
Teartle
League
Mr. Meighen
Battling Nelson Named Chief Beneficiary of Estate
Chicago feb 20 Rat Nelson former lightweight champion was named chief beneficiary of the 250000 estate of his father in probate. The will leaves 225000 to Rat Nelson and distributes the residue among his five brothers Rupert Henry Charles HW Arthur and Harry Nelson and his sister Mrs Ida Maple of Iowa. Most of the estate allegedly comes from Nelsons earnings in the ring given to his father for care. GEARWAN ADMIRAL DIES BERLIN Feb 18 Admiral Eduard Von Knorr former commander in chief of the German fleet died in Gead retiring from active service in 1929.
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Chicago
Tih
Rat” Nelson
Rat
Rlpert
Henry
Charles HW
Arthur
Harry Nelson
Ida Maple
Iowa
Gearwan
Berlin
Eduard von Knorr
Servica
Claims of Manhood by William Hard in steel era
The author argues foreign born steel workers seek recognition beyond names like wops and hunkies as strike tensions rise. He compares immigrant workers evolving aims to ex-immigrants, notes pride in service bonds, and warns of growing distance between bosses and strikers. The piece previews conservative union organizing and shifting political influences in steel towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
National Catholic War Council
Catholic Church
America
Europe
Church
Trahan
J. G. Brown
Mr Foster
Central Organizing Committee
I W. Ws
West
A. F. of L
Brown
A. P. of L
Soviet Russia
New York
Mr. Brown
T Hat
Sven
Vier
Public Sales Schedule From Feb. 20 Listed By Local Firms
The notice lists multiple public sales on February 20 through February 26 across Missouri and Illinois. Items include land parcels near Palmyra and Payson, Mo, a large tract near Lewistown, Mo, livestock, machinery, grain, and a Penland China brood sow sale in La Harpe, Ill, with sale times ranging from morning to afternoon and locations at county courthouses or nearby farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. E. Wood
Palmyra
W. H. Prentice
Tewistown
Albert C. Luckel
Camp Point
Charles M. Eaton
Payson
Court House
Wissman
Walton Helrhta
R. M. Cassell
la Harpe
Ill
Peland China
Witty & Combs
Lewistown
Three States of Mind in Labor Unrest and Cooperation
The piece discusses a migration impulse toward Soviet Russia, the impact of foreign propaganda on workers, and three states of mind in labor: conservative exclusive, radical exclusive, and rare cooperative. It notes unions, management, and government bodies wrestling with adjustment, plus Capri porters and Capri fishers as contextual images.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arsenal Order Branch
Ordnance Department
United States
Joint Sanitary Board
New York
Capri
Community News From Philadelphia MO and Nearby
A crowded sale at Adley Siutcherson’s drew good prices. FE Tannor hosted a Saturday evening gathering with games and refreshments. Philadelphia High School is closed due to flu. A banquet for young ladies and men is planned for next half Saturday. McPike sale drew attendees. health prompts move to Hannibal. Flu cases touch several families. Mrs Bowler and Mrs Schroeder ill. Lowe farm sale planned February 25 as owners move away. Deggleman misses Hannibal appointment due to flu. he and family ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adley Siutcherson
Tannor
Philadelphia
Igh
A. BP. McPie
McPike
Hannibal
MecFike
Russell Phillips
Novetett Johnston's
Maywood
W. Stamlin
Emerson
Joe Bowler
Wil Schroeder
W. J. Measenden
S. C. Fessenden
Son Hamlin
Ewing
George Vickrey
Drink More Water for Kidney Trouble Advert
An old advertisement promotes Jad Salts as a remedy for kidney discomfort. It claims uric acid in meat strains kidneys, causing backache, headaches, and bladder irritation, and advises drinking water and four ounces of Jad Salts daily to flush waste and restore normal kidney activity.
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Gram Markets
Keellenberg Silling Company
Anck Brothers
Fough Sowe
Je, Ked & Co
Bishop Co
Loxton
Soraehser Fardcagee
Aes
Rolles & Hogers
Keb
P.m
Gecomd
Victory
Otto
Fae
Mareh Leo
Apri Shasu
Get
Merke
Bolt
Shan
Juin
Cotton Market
Mirrely
Daly
Saare
Lontion
Stock Exchange
Ser
Ralls
Lst
Congress
Cony
London
Long Commission Co
Closi
Armour Ptd
Atchison
Amer
Cruc
Edison
Eris
Goodrich
Tio
Mid, Steel
Pacific
N.Y
Central i Ad
Otis Steel
Lorilarad
As Swift
Studebaker
Sinclair OW
Texas
Union Pacific
U. S
Willys-Over
Wilson
New York Money
Feb
Fi Mercantile Paper
Sterling Dem
Elstim
Gquilders
Ots
Leite
Ronda
Ccoupon
Panama
Ree
RR Panama Sa
Smel
James £. Bennett
Liberty Bonds
Battling Nelson
Peru
Walter Pack
Juan Leguia
A. Alta
Callao
Ancon
Pack
Leguia
Vaelc
William Hard
Grain Commission Merchants
Chicago Board of ‘Trade
Liberty Bonde
Niceto
Nichol
Heidbreder Bros
Miller & Arthur
Brown & Mays
Weems
Dyers
Fifth and Jersey Sts
Weiler Brothers
Weilers
Quincy, Ill
President's Commission
Washington, D. C
Quincy Railway Company
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