Peace News Sways Grain and Stocks Amid Uncertain Trade
Chicago and New York markets show corn and oats shifting on peace rumors and weather. Prices move intraday with corn unsettled near 1.27 to 1.25, oats and provisions reacting to cargo expectations and U. S. Steel December tonnage gains, while selling pressure eases on favorable peace prospects.
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Atg
Doe
Arfa
Russia
Germany
Sweden
Chicago
U. S
Grain Markets Report Shows Wide Wheat and Corn Prices Across Regions
Grain markets reveal mixed corn and wheat values with No 3 yellow and No 2 white notes at varying prices in U S regions including U LOIS Peoria and Omaha. Reports show steady U S futures with No 3 white and No 4 white quotes and Argentina freight impacts.
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Ft. Touts
U. Lois
Peoria
Jan
Imaha
St. Louia
ST Lauis
Dieta
Muay
Minneapolis
New York
York
Argentina
Newark
Livestock Market Report for Chicago and Western Cities
Chicago market notes cattle hog and sheep receipts with price ranges for bull heavy cattle and calves. Other Western centers St Louis St Joseph East St Louis Kansas City Sioux City and Omaha report varied receipts with price ranges and market directions.
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Chicago
Helfers
St. Louis
St. Joseph
ST. Josep
East St. Louis
Hanasae City
Kansas City
Slont City
Sioux City
Tipta
Omahaka
Omaha
Market prices for grains feeds and livestock products
Prices from Knvilenberg Milling Co list corn and oats at $1.60 and $6.30 per cwt for shelled corn and oats, with hay, straw, and mixed timothy varying up to $22 per ton. Livestock quotes cover hogs, cattle, calves, sheep, and poultry with assorted weights and prices, alongside dairy and byproduct feeds and hides values.
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Ahilibog Productas
Hretai
Knvilenberg Wiliung Company
Blatchfords
Missisetoe Plo River
C, Bo& Y
Choiee
Auck Brothers
Renee Dier
Hog price drops in market amid cold weather sales
Hog prices fell 15 cents on Thursday in the Incal sive stock market after two steady days. Despite snow, eighteen wagon loads of farm products were sold in the city market yard. Four loads of mixed hay sold at 27 dollars per ton, six loads of corn at 1.30 per bushel, and six loads of oats at 0.70 per bushel.
Commodity Prices in Chicago and Toledo Markets
In Chicago on January 11 the No. 2 nominal Hariey price shows $1,380.71. Timothy and Clover values are listed with prime cash figures and future months. In Toledo on January 11 Clover, Alside and Timothy prime cash prices are given for January February and March with respective changes.
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Chicago
Tye
Nomal
Hariey
Timothy
Clover
Toledo
Clover Seoi
Alside
Timothy—Frime
Steel stocks fluctuate on New York exchange gains
Prices on the New York stock exchange moved up and down within a narrow range with steels and shippings among the active sectors. Several issues posted modest gains of one to three points as market activity faded late in the session.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Steela
Tnited States Steel
Liberty
Nor
Petroni
Rom MY
N.hu
Nor. Pac
Hook Island
Studebaker
Any
Union Pac
VV. &. Steel
U.S. Steel
Woolworth i
Markets Pulse in Wanane City and Chicago Butter and Poultry
Kansas City reports butter and poultry receipts with mixed firsts and extras across markets. Chicago prices show lower creamery butter and varied firsts while New York notes steady raw sugar and mixed coffee spots with regional fluctuations. receipts tallied in hundreds to thousands of cases and cars.
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Wanane City
Kansas City
Thicago
Chicago Inc
Wigher
Poulttry
Springs
New York
Pete
Tan
Santos
Horses and Mules Show Stronger Demand in St Louis Market
Horses and mules in St Louis turn rising trade with improved demand and steadier prices. Buyers rush to fill western shipments, with eastern buyers opening up. high quality draft horses and good mules praised for fat stock and ready outlet. Prices list varied by size and quality.
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St. Touts
ST. Louis
United States
Hay and Straw Market Report from St Louis
Hay and straw arrivals total 90 cars with timothy and clover mixtures in demand. Prices vary by grade with timothy up to 30 and clover mix around 29 to 31, prairie and alfalfa steady or limited demand, buyers notably local feeders and farm shippers.
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St. Louis
Hay
Claver
Burial in Moss Ridge Cemetery Near Carthage
The body of Mrs. Reuben J. Carey was moved to Moss Ridge Cemetery in Carthage for burial Tuesday after a three week illness. She died Sunday at 7:20 p.m. at her son Charles T. Carey’s home in Keokuk. Mrs. Carey was born in Leeds England Oct 9 1838 and later lived in Honesdale Pa Scranton Pa South Bend Ind Louisville Ky and Carthage since 1876. Surviving are her son Charles T. Carey of Keokuk and daughter Ida M. Dickerson of Galesburg with sisters Mrs. Sarah Cooper Nescopeck Pa and Mrs. George H. Adele Portsmouth Va. Funeral at Charles T. Carey’s Keokuk home then at Moss Ridge.
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Reuben J. Carey
Moss Ridge
Carey
Charles T. Carey
United States
Honesdale
Francis V. Taylor
Scranton
Taylor
New York
George H. Adele
Portsmouth
Keokuk
Burlel
New York Stocks Under Peace Headlines See Gains
Peace news dominated sentiment causing gains in active issues. Trading remains unsettled as rumors influence guidance. Investors are urged to exercise caution amid potential further market reactions and a generally trading environment for the near term.
Palmyra Council Hikes Light Rates In Palmyra
Palmyra Missouri city council at a special meeting raised light rates to 15 cents per kilowatt for homes and 12 1 2 cents for businesses due to rising coal and material costs. The city light plant has lost money, drawing funds from the general fund.
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Palmyra
General Fund
H. Clay Heather
Kentucky
Marion County Savings Bank
S. Sanford
J. H. Kelley
J. M. Gash
J. H. Robinson
A. White
Arthur Keller
C. W. Retti
J. E. Anderson
T. L. Banks
Gerald Williamson
Russell Johnson
Bank of Palmyra
William F. Howell
J. G. Berghofer
J. B. Leggett
S. D D. White
A. C. Bross
W. H. Potter
J. N. Nichols
A. W. Mackey
J. W. Proctor
Dr. FP. McCabe
J. W. Head
M. D. Thompson
E. T. Stuhlman
Quincy
Joseph Klunk
Guldie Davidson
Worden
Dewey Martin
Nellie Cochran
Plainville
Ill
Richard Cook
Myrtle Taylor
Marblehead
Edgar D. Hartzell
Ruth Miller
Stanley Goldman
Griggsville
Bynda Holt
Augusta
Little Austin Frazier
Presbyterian Church
Barbee
Greenwood Cemetery
Milton Cary
William Stevens
Louise
Mane
Milton
al. Hollyman
Arkansas
Baker defends wartime waste policy amid sorting contract scrutiny
In a showdown with senators, Secretary Baker says the rag sorting contract was cancelled on quartermaster-general advice and denial of any ongoing plan. He deflects responsibility, notes delegated authority to Mr. Eisenman, and concedes the policy proved unwise while denying knowledge of a family link to a sorting plant bidder.
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Mr. Baker
Baker
Senator McKellar
Navy Department
Frelinghuysen
Boston
Western Wool Growers’ Association
Council of National Defense
Wadsworth
War Department
Ordnance
General Pershing
Eisenman
McKellar
Samuel Kaplan
Supplies Committee
Freezone brings instant relief for corns and calluses
A Cincinnati inventor named freezone offers a tiny bottle that promises quick relief from hard and soft corns and calluses. Apply a few drops to the tender area and the corn or callus loosens and can be removed without pain or irritation.
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Cincinnati
Woman Works 15 Hours A Day In Indiana Case
Peru Indiana woman Anna Meteriano describes severe backache and dragging pains. After doctors offered only surgery and medicines failed, she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and regained health. She reports waking at four, doing housework, working in a factory, and feeling well again and urges others with similar complaints to try the remedy.
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Peru
Ind
Yda F. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Anna Meteriano
West 10Th St
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