Corn Prices Slip on Better Weather Across Markets
Chicago reports corn averages lower as milder weather and a larger U S visible supply ease prices. May contracts edge down to 1.24 1/4 to 1.25 while oats decline and pork, wheat, and oats futures show varied movement across Minneapolis Chicago Kansas City and St Louis markets. Reports note loaded cars moving west and early rough demand, with regional quotes for No 2 white and yellow corn and oats in several hubs.
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Chicago
U. S
Iowa
Long Commission Co
Uigh
Clase
Lari— Ee
Fk Pera
Ud.de Vv. S
Minneapolis
Toreaday
Duluth
Winnipeg
Kansas City
Vensia
Proria
Semple
Stalard
Lou
Outa- May
Minnearca S
Omaha
Omatla
Janine Vernee
Loutes Futures
Bolles
Rogers
Dragoons Candhloreh
Ta &c
Jena
Market receipts and cattle prices across multiple midwest towns
Market summaries from Saint Louis to Kansas City and Omaha report receipts and price ranges for cattle hogs and sheep. Strong cattle demand, steady to higher prices, with mixed results for hogs and varying sheep futures. Local and regional grain and hay prices also listed in terse commodity notes.
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Lonts
Aast ST. Lots
Til
Kausas City
Kansas City
Stenty
Ught
Lambs
Penkingy
Wothers
Ewes
Omaha
Omaita
lToga
Lower
Mhervy
Sioux City
Bioux City
St. Joseph
BT. Joseph
Joan
Matendy
Owateorm
Ewos
St. Louis
Louia
Sateady
Market Letter Opines on Corn Prices and Embargo Effects
Long Commission Co discusses corn receipts and transport delays keeping prices in check. Chicago Board of Trade chief A Stamford White advocates a maximum price for cash and futures to stabilize values, noting no fixed figure. Embargoes and winter weather affect live stock values, while daily arrivals remain light for purchase guidance.
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Bears
Chicago Board of Trade
A. Stamford White
Jes
Oavta Priore
Oatabaye
Provictona
Becnausa
Metleta
Hog Prices Steady In Local Market Report
Mors remained steady in the local livestock market Tuesday while the city market showed a notable increase. Seventeen wagon loads of farm products were sold, with thirteen loads of corn at $1,304 per load, hay and straw sold in multiple loads, and cheese and other feeds listed at various prices as the market yard cleared.
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Toeadry
Etty
Toon
Indefinite Trend In Stock Market On Jan 16
New York stock market shows a progressive contraction trend with early irregularity giving way to moderate strength. United States Steel fluctuates and closes nearly unchanged while shipping and Crucible Steel show strength. bonds remain heavy with Liberty 3 1/2% due.
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New York
Mberty 4
United States Steel
Eoalls
Crucible Steel
Liberty 31
U. S
New
N. Wy
Erie
Ballman
Gee
Studebaker
Union Pac
Iil Lu, S Steel
U.S. Steel Pfd
West
Willys-Over
Markets Report From Chicago and New York
Chicago and New York markets report mixed prices for butter cheese and eggs with higher creamery butter in Chicago and firm prices for various dairy products. Freight and car receipts noted, while sugar and coffee markets showed nominal changes and steady tendencies across exchanges.
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Chicago
Atees
Haan
Kansas City
Kansas
New York Sugar
Neaw York
New York
Santos
Seed Market Miscellaneous Cash Entries and Prices
A fragmentary item lists assorted monetary figures and names including Timothy Petes and Mareh tied to cash amounts. Mentions of Toledo Chicago Rye No 2 and various prices appear, but the text is garbled with partial dates and names, yielding an unclear market record.
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Toledo
Dan
Vitase
Mareh
Atelke
Petre Cash
Jku
Timothy Petes
Ald
Chicago
Checago
Jon
Narlev
Timothy
Bet Phillips visits as Charley Coleman dies in Adelphia
Beth Phillips from Colorado visits home folks in Adelphia as Charley Coleman of Steffensville dies suddenly of heart failure last Friday. His father Will Coleman of Philadelphia also dies in the church from the same illness during the funeral preaching. George Fox improves from pneumonia. Ray Jaeney leaves for Illinois for work. TP Waller saws wood. Florence Plymata and Mrs Clifton Carter visit Mrs J P Waller. Mrs Flavcraft and Mrs N A Gooch ill. Tom Phillips at home. Ballinger learns his son may come home. Dudley Hutcherson butchering.
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Beth Phillipss
Colorado
Charley Coleman
Steffensville
Will Coleman
Philadelphia
George Fox
Ray Jaeney
Ilinois
Waller
Florence Plymata
Palmyra
Clifton Carter
Emerson
J. P. Waller
Flavcraft
N. A. Gooch
Tom Phillips
Trof. Ballinger
Calmup
Dudley Hutcherson
Britain Delays Finland Recognition Amid Russia Probe
In London on January 6 Arthur J. Bal four, secretary for foreign affairs, told the house of commons Britain knew France and Russia had recognized Finland but awaited Russian public reaction before formal recognition.
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London
Arthur J. Balfour
House of Commons
Great Britain
France
Republic of Finland
Balfour
Pinland
Buggy Upset In Snowdrift Injures Two Occupants
Carthage reports a buggy overturn in a snowdrift injuring superintendent S D Weiser with a broken rib and sprained back and Miss Helen Miller with a broken arm. Mary Weiser escaped unharmed as the horse stood by until helpers freed them.
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Carthage
S. D. Weiser
Helen Miller
Weiser
Mary
Mary Weiser
Pittsfield Snow Bound Three Days
Pittsfield was snowbound from Friday morning until Monday morning with no trains on the Pittsfield branch due to heavy drifts. Chief Tames Ducey marshaled a large shovel crew and cleared the tracks Sunday evening just as the main line snow plow reached Maysville. The episode recalls a similar five year ago event when the branch lay snowbound from Sunday to Wednesday.
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Pittsfield
Tames Ducey
Maysville
Ducey
Edina Couple wed Monday night in Edina residence
Walter Maddox and Miss Lulu McGinnis, a popular Edina couple, were married Monday evening at 6 in Rev Donovan’s residence. The bride’s brother Elmer McGinnis and friend Miss Catherine Witherow attended. Miss McGinnis is the daughter of the McGinnises who recently moved to town. Maddox, son of Mrs. W. Maddox of Orrick, Mo, has lived near Edina and will join his bride in Orrick after the ceremony.
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Edina
Walter Maddox
Lulu McGinnis
Donovan
Elmer McGinnis
Catherine Witherow
Miss McGinnis
Edward McGinnis
Mr. Maddox
W. Maddox
Orrick
Mrs Ann Francis Dies at Home After Illness
Obituary notes Mrs Ann Francis died Sunday evening at 6 at the home of Milton T Hawkins after weeks of critical illness. She was 85 or older, survived by a husband three daughters Mrs Cora Levi engood Mrs Ressie Mar low and Mrs Lena Hawkins and two sons Thomas and Oscar with many grandchildren and great grandchildren. A storm on January 11 and 12 1918 is recalled as severe. residents dug through drifts between Deer Ridge and La Belle. Other items mention the stork visiting Mr and Mrs M Shinn and illness and public notices amid local life.
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Ann Francis
Milton T Hawkins
Deer Ridge
la Belle
M. Shinn
Orval Clarkson
Alice Walker
Ben McClain
Deeridee
Red Blooded People Live the Longest
Advert depicts claims for Phosphated Iron as a blood and nerve builder. It asserts pure red blood slows aging, boosts vigor, appetite, and strength. The ad urges physicians and patients to use capsules only, listing Owl Drug Store in Quincy as the seller.
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Quincy
Owl Drug Store
N. 6Th
Mendon Postmaster Dies at Age 88
Mendon Illinois Jan 16 C B Garrett postmaster for 16 years died Monday at 5 PM after several weeks illness A native of Highland County Ohio born Jan 15 1835 he was married to Frances A Fowler since 1863 four sons two deceased active in local church and community Funeral at Mendon Congregational Church officiated by Rev M J Norton burial in Mendon cemetery
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Mary Jane Jones
Mary Jane Tommions Jones
Nashville
Tenn
Illinois
Wiley Jones
Carthage
Rock Creek Township
Jones
Primitive Baptist Church
Caleb Jones
James Jones
Near
Della Hardy
Huntsville
Margaret Tucker
Blandinsville
L. E. Frazee
Harmony Cemetery
Mendon
Til
C. B. Garrett
Highland County
Ohio
Robert W
Sarah I. Garrett
Frances A. Fowler
A. ©. Garrett
Quincy Journal
W. IT. Garrett
Baker University
Baldwin
Kansas
Garrett
Congregational Church
Flo
Mendow
Mendon Congregational Church
M. J. Norton
Mendon Cemetery
Navy Prepared for War Before It Came
Washington January 16 Rear Admiral testified to the House investigating committee about how the navy prepared for war in advance of its declaration. He described prewar planning and readiness measures implemented by the service.
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NAVY
Washington
House
Warship Repair Materials On Hand, Officials Claim
Taylor, chief of the bureau of construction and repair, and Rear Admiral Griffin, chief of the bureau of steam engineering, said they began contracting for adequate supplies a month before Congress passed the war resolution and that there is now on hand all material that may be needed in repairing warships.
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Taylor
Bureau of Construction and Repair
Griffin
Bureau of Steam Engineering
Nuxated Iron touted as athlete strength booster
An article quotes Dr. E Sauer promoting nuxated iron as a quick way to boost strength and endurance. Test involves three two week doses after meals, claiming dramatic improvements in 10 to 14 days, with a money back guarantee if results fail, and listing local pharmacies as distributors.
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New York
E. Sauer
Boston
Sauer
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