Market News Report on Corn and Related Grains
Chicago market notes January 9 show ex porters pushing corn up amid adverse car supply news. Prices closed mixed with gains in corn and oats, firmer hogs and flour supporting corn, while provisions largely unchanged. Northwestern car lots and export demand influence from Seaboard outbid locals. receipts and shipments listed for Wheat, Corn, and Oats with various last-year comparisons.
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Chicago
Seaboard
Illinoia
Iowa
Milla
Long Commission Co
Northwest
Minneapolis
Duluth
Winnipeg
Grain markets show varied prices across cities
Chicago and other major markets list corn oats and wheat quotes. No. 2 and No. 3 yellow and white corn prices range around 1.40 to 1.54 dollars per bushel. oats near 0.90 to 0.95. wheat futures steady to higher. Regional notes include St Louis and Minneapolis price marks, cash wheat steady in Kansas City trading.
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Louis
ST. Louis
Tih
Minneapolis
Swaare
Kanaan
Wansas City
Ten
New York
Hog Market and Farm Prices on Local Market Day
Hog prices rose 40 cents to 138.85 per hundredweight on the local market Thursday. The city market showed heavy offerings with firm prices. Readouts included oats straw at 11 per ton, mixed hay at 26, baled timothy 28, and oats and corn shipments with prices of 80 cents per bushel for oats, 1.35 to 1.36 per bushel for corn. Prices from Knollenberg Milling: wheat No. 1 2.50, No. 2 2.47, rye 1.35, oats 0.47, baled hay 24-28, clover 24, alfalfa 3.32, prairie hay 12, shredded fodder 12-14, and various hog and poultry quotes. Candor on hides, meats, and other farm products rounds out the day’s farm market snapshot.
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Knollenberg Milling Company
Anck Brothers
J. E. Hood and Co
Bishop Co
Amco
Swift
Bolles
Rogers
Chicago Livestock Market Report January 9
Chicago market report shows hogs at 14.45 to 14.75, cattle strong with beef steers up to 18.75, sheep and calves mixed. Kansas City and St Louis listings mirror gains in hogs and cattle, with varied weights and prices across regions.
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Ennt St
Louia
Louls
Llogs
Hull
Silva
Kansas City
Seed Market Seed Prices and Bond Market Notice
Toledo market notes show Clover seed prices and prime cash values for several months plus Timothy and emshy items with small per unit changes. New York Mercantile pages report irregular government bonds and varied railroad bonds, with time loans strong and call money firm. Liberty bonds prices listed across multiple maturities and district notes indicate broad market activity.
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Toledo
Clover
Timothy
New York Money
New York
Alices
New York Markets Trade Butter Sugar Coffee and Cotton
The New York market reports dated Jan 9 show butter and creamery items moving up with higher prices and ample inventory for items like extra firat and whole milk. Poultry prices rise for live birds while turkeys and fowls hold steady. potatoes rise sharply due to strong demand. raw sugar and spot coffee firm with steady cotton futures and spot values across the board.
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New York
Now York
Chicago
New York Coffee
Santuarg
Horses and Mules Prices Displayed in Illinois Trade Ad
Horses and mules listed in St Louis Illinois January ad with ranges for eastern and southern horses draft stock. Prices shown from 100 to 340 dollars with various heights and grades including good to choice and draft stock.
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Wast St, Louis
Ill
Horaes
Stocks Drift With Credit Tightening Echoed by Fed Action
The New York stock market showed aimless trading with small volume as investors priced in revised speculative estimates amid Federal Reserve credit restriction policy. Only pools and bear-led shares moved markedly, while steels and equipment led a late rally. Bond activity remained narrow with Liberty issues steady and foreign war bonds easing. Total par value sales reached $13,500,000.
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New York
Federal Reserve Board
Olso
Local Notes From Barry Meredosia And Griggsville
William Funk and J F Kelly attended the Barry Mutual Insurance meeting. Test Hayes sold merchandise stock to M A Graff. Al Kelly hauls lumber for a house north of town. Ed Noa plans a west town house, Tilda Ogle a house east of the park. Mrs Floyd Phillips and children visited Griggsville relatives and returned home. Fry Test family back in Meredosia. G A Hendricks and Arden with Mary Kelly, Mrs Larry Test and son with Dr Shawso from Quincy. L Arnitzen and daughter left for Canton Mo. Elza Predmores go housekeeping on Frank Parker farm. Raymond Sykes family to depart for New Mexico for climate. Rev Moore sick last week and missed services.
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William Funk
J. F. Kelly
Barry Mutualt Insurance Company
Barry
Test & Hayes
M. A. Graff
Kelly
Ed Noa
Tilda Ogle
Floyd Phillips
Griggsville
Fry Test and Son
Meredosia
G. A. Hendricks
Arden
Larry Test
Mary Kelly
Shawso
Quincy
Marion Sykes
L. Arnitzen
Canton
Elza Predmore
Frankarker
Raymond Sykes
New Mexico
Sokey
Moore
Plymouth Votes on Community High School January 17
Plymouth plans a January 17 election in the Miller building to decide on establishing a community high school. The district would cover portions of St Marys, Augusta, Hancock, Lamoine, McDonough, and Birmingham townships. Women may vote with separate ballots due to legal questions. The move follows similar votes in Colusa and La Harpe, with boundary lines set by resident choice in overlapping areas.
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Carthage
S. D. Faris
Motioes
Miller
Plymouth
St. Mary's Township
Augusta Township
Hancock Township
Eactions
Lamoine Township
McDonough County
Birmingham Township
Schuyler County
Augusta
Bowen
Hancock County
Faris
Colusa
la Harpe
Durham Township
Hancock County Probate Court Issues Various Estate Orders
The court hears petitions and reports from guardians conservators and executors including Nina Longcor ward limited to McDonough county orphanage final reports for Lena Bricker ward and Thomas J Ruddell estate proving inventories appraisals and balances. Conservator accounts for Geo Zobel and others approved. Administrators appointed for Amity A Knox estate and Thomas G French estate with bonds and letters issued. Various guardianship and conservatorship reports show receipts disbursements and balances with total ward assets listed and approved.
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Charles Frederick Walton
Nina Longcor
McDonough
Macomb
Lena Bricker
Ymeda Bricker
Ward
John Zobel
Geo
Thomas J. Ruddell
Bisck
Elvaston
Anna L. Raney
Samuel M. Stanck
Hancock County
Hidalgo County
Texas
Samuel M. Ranch
John W. Schenck
M. R. Kelly
Frank Crisham
Ida Pita Hwenerhoff
John Michael Traut. Vetter
Ida Etta Henerhoff
Louis H. V Wienerhoff
Adele Hill Donge
Edward K. Johnson
Amity A. Knox
William B. Dodson
Ftlife
Bonn
James B. Dodge
Henry T. Suecide
Willam A. Lodge
Thomas G. French
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Keokuk
Lee County
Tal Capries C. French
Caray Newell
Elizabeth Rank‘n
Shiuivs
AM F. Nowell
Sterling PL. Lemmon
Wm J. Neuterauer
Andrew Neuteraur
Lulu Af. Burr
Lorene M. Pacey
U.S
Worringe
Henry Kimbrough
Nauvoo
Harriet Ellen Mapes
Hastings
Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Dark Hair Color
An old time remedy claims to darken gray hair naturally using Sage Tea and Sulphur. The modern version, Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound, is said to conceal gray, restore gloss, and make hair appear fuller after daily applications.
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Wyeth
Marriage notices of Bebie Harrison and Miss Garrett
In Bebie Harrison of Bowen and Clarence Eigworthy McCleary of Red Lion Pennsylvania to Miss Helen Catherine Garrett of Disco Illinois Enteine D7 to Miss Eleanor A Smelser of Adrian Illinois both read as paired nuptials with regional names and places mentioned in the notices
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Bebie Harrison
Bowen
Clarence Eigworthy McCleary
Red Lion
Helen Catherine Garrett
Disco
Ill
Eleanor A. Smelser
Adrian
Pittsfield Briefs Report Fire Injury and Local Changes
Maurice Seaman has joined the army and left for Camp Grant after passing the physicals. Superintendent Fred Hobbs was badly injured by a chemical tank while aiding at a fire. the home sustained little damage. The Snl Island Levee Drainage district board has been in Pittsfield. E. J. Chamberlain was named public engineer. John and Bentley Caughlin bought Williams department store and will operate it. Judge Higbee ruled in the Vollbracht case, no jury. Census work begins. James Carroll leads city enumeration, John Carroll township. Tax book prep set for two weeks by Heskey and staff. U. F Williams’ office to start collection work.
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Maurice Seaman
Camp Grant
Fred Hobbs
Andrew Plattner
Board of Commissioners
Snl Island Levee Drainage District
W. S. Foreman
Springfield
George M. Smith
E. J. Chamberlain
Board of Local Improvements
John and
Bentley Caughlin
Williams Department Store
Vollbracht
Pittsfield
James Carroll
John Carroll
Charles A. Heskey
U. FE. Williams
Too Much Tobacco After Forty Five in Personal Crisis
In a personal crisis claim, Dr Hirsch Feld and other doctors warn against excessive tobacco use after age forty five. Nicotol is advertised as a remedy with a money back guarantee and guidance from a pharmacist, with brand sponsorship by Heidbreder Bros Miller Arthur Brown & Mays.
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Dr. Hirschfeld
Heidbreder Bros
Miller & Arthur and
Brown & Mays
Drink More Water for Kidney Trouble Warns Druggist
An old newspaper notice describes kidney distress caused by uric acid in meat. It urges drinking plenty of water and using Jad Salts a four ounce dose in water before breakfast to flush and revive kidneys, reduce bladder irritation, and ease backache.
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Newcome
Quincy
Farmers State Bank names officers at Saturday meeting
At the directors meeting of the Farmers State Bank on Saturday Hon W E B Williams was elected president and John Siegie vice president for the coming year. Sarly Grigsby was re elected cashier.
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Farmers’ State Bank
W. EB. Williams
John Siegie
Sarly, Grigsby
Provinent Lawy Baltimre Mia. Janu 3 4 Whitelock 66
A brief obituary notes the death of Whitelock aged 66, a secretary, in Baltimore Maryland. The notice references the American Bar Association and a date in January. No further biographical details are provided.
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Provinent Lawy
Baltimore
Mia
Whitelock
O’ American Bar Association
Thuyday
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