May Lift A. R. Embargo Sends Stocks Sliding Open
Heavy selling by leading firms triggers weak opening as May and July wheat futures retreat amid a surprise rise in the U S visible supply. Traders shift positions after session figures show only a modest increase, while Minneapolis and Duluth grain stocks bolster shares in later trading. Cattle and hogs support margins with firmer prices, as rail and shipping conditions improve and prompt movement lifts some sectors.
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United States
Beirs
Baltimore
Cnti
Minneapolis
Uluth
Grain Market Summary Across Cities Jan Price Listings
Wheat and corn prices varied across Kansas City New York Peoria Minneapolis St Louis Toledo and Liverpool base quotes. No. 2 hard wheat ranged around 1.22 to 1.48 per bushel while corn No. 2 and yellow futures hovered near 0.69 to 0.87. oats and white varieties showed smaller shifts. Local cash quotes presented by city markets include several grades and delivery terms for immediate cash and futures.
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Kansas City
Éa. Oats
New York
Duluth
Manitoba
O. B
I. F
Peoria
Bc Lower
Livestock Markets Across Cities Report Mixed Receipts
Chicago and St Louis finish with varied cattle hog and sheep receipts. Pigs bid around $6 to $7.25 per cwt with heavy offerings. Kansas City Omaha and East St Louis show steady to higher cattle and sheep prices amid mixed receipts. calves and yearlings also traded with modest gains.
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SP Louis
Mea
East ST. Louis
Public Interest Lacking in Stocks
New York market notes day features a sharp dip in public interest after a brisk forenoon. Marine securities led gains with notable rises, while war stocks posted modest gains and oil copper and rail issues showed little movement. Bond activity was sparse and exchange markets dull as merchants faced unsettled conditions.
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New York
International Nickel
United States
Mercantile Marine Securities
Central Leather
Pullman Car
National Lead
United Fruit
Western Union
People’s Gas
United States Steel
Bethlehem Steel
London
PsquToon
Marketwire: Chicago onions butter eggs meats show mixed moves
Markets report scattered gains and declines across butter eggs poultry and vegetables in Chicago St Louis New York and surrounding areas. Butter steady to higher aided by creamery demand while eggs and poultry show mixed tendencies with some protection against price dips.
Day on Market Reflects Busy Grain Receipts
Road conditions kept receipts strong in the local market as 16 loads of hay corn straw and oats moved by late afternoon. Corn dominated with seven loads trading 67 to 69 cents per bushel. hogs and overall prices advanced with top corn at 68 cents. Hay and straw varied from 5.50 to 14 per ton depending on type and bale status.
Local Markets Wheat Prices And Retail Flour Rates
Local market data lists No. 2 wheat at 1.15, flour at 6.40, corn 66 69c, oats 35c, various hay and seed prices, and Knollenberg Milling retail rates for High patent flour 6.00 straight patent 6.40 hard wheat flour 0.60, bran 23.00 per ton, shipstuff 31.00 per ton, corn meal 2.00 per 100 lbs, mixed with hog prices by weight ranges from 140 to 300 pounds and 90 to 110 pounds reflecting uplifted hog values.
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Minneapolis
Jan
Northern
St. Louis
ST . Louis
Timothy
Toledo
Knollenberg Milling Company
Graham
Hog market quotations from a historic price list
The page lists hog weights and prices with terms like choice hogs averaging 200 to 250 pounds at 6.00 and 6.34, 6.00 for 160 to 175 pounds, plus variations for lighter hogs. It also notes hens, ducks, geese prices, young and old turkeys, eggs and butter, with regional price gauges and stock references.
Livestock Price Quotes From Market Listing
The record shows bid ranges for hogs at 5.50 to 6.05 per hundredweight with rough sows and stags around 5.70 to 5.85. Fat steers and fat heifers trade at 5.50 to 6.00, fat cows 3.00 to 4.00, calves about 6.00, bulls 3.00 to 4.00, spring lambs 6.00 to 7.00, and sheep 3.00 to 4.00.
Wheat and oats market roundup from Daly Letter
Chicago January market report notes firmer wheat on better cables and demand, with May prices favored by limited visible supply. Rumors of Baltimore embargo lift boost export inquiry. southwest stocks liberal but low grade. Corn sees weather aiding movement and car supply limits. oats show strong exports and continued independent strength against corn.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Horses and Mules Market Report from St Louis
St Louis notes active horse and mule trading with French buyers inspecting stock and expanding consignments. Prices vary by type with heavy drafts around 130 to 185, southern horses 69 to 135, saddlers about 103 to 200, and mules ranging by size from 135 to 275. Market outlook calls for a strong week and ample stock.
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ST. Louis
Lorses
Searchers Find Goldie Billings in New Canton Rescue
Searchers breaking the ice on Kaiser Creek found the body of Goldie Billings, 8, amid the drift on Saturday. The father is identified as Bivines, the mother Mrs Billings is hospitalized under care after a near drowning rescue by John Fashett. the family resides with Mrs Wiseher, the grandmother.
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Hermit Farmer Dies in Solitude Near Warren Palmyra
W Austin a 62 year old hermit living alone on Hess farm near Warren was found dead after a week unseen. Funeral services were held the following day at Quests undertaking, with a note indicating heart disease as the cause.
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Market Prices for Hides and Wool Products
Report lists No. 1 cured hides at 14c, No. 2 cured hides at 14c, No. 1 green hides at 12c, No. 2 green hides at 12c, No. 1 cured calf at 1c, No. 2 cured calf at 16c, No. 1 cured kip at 15c, No. 2 cured kip at 14c, dead green 2c, horse and wool product quotes, and stray lines on tallow grease and lamb prices. Includes garbled text and stray moral note about wives.
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Bolles & Rogers
Indiana Employers Travel? Unclear Article Fragment
The readable text is fragmentary and non coherent, mentioning Indiana, employers, and a named individual Charles SevineT Beaker but lacks clear event, date, or outcome to summarize.
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Washington
Tan
Traby
Charles Sevinet Beaker
Six Year Old Suffering Croup Recovered by Foley’s Honey and Tar
A sixth year old girl with severe croup finds relief using Foley’s Honey and Tar. The writer, E Curry and Evans family, notes quick improvement after trying the remedy for cold and cough. They recommend it as best for coughs and related chest trouble.
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Semi annual meeting of county agriculturists at university
The State Association of County Agriculturists meets in semi annual session at the University of Illinois from January 26 to 30. The January 26 session is private. President is A H Cathout Cham paign county. secretary L W Wise Watseka Iroquois county. Banquet Thursday at Heardsley Hotel. talks by agricultural station staff on sheep crops cattle soil with post session discussion. Friday evening January 28 election of officers.
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University of Illinois
A. H. Cathout
Champaign County
L. W. Wise
Watseka
Iroquois County
Heardsley Hotel
Agricultural Experiment Station
Association
Highway Short Course Attracts Interest At Wilnins
Over 100 road builders attend the highway engineering short course at the University of Wilnins from January 10 to 21. Leaders discuss proper oil use on country roads, the need for good drainage, and how drying the subsoil affects surface oil benefits. Experts will explain why some oils are unsuitable and how tests determine quality.
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University of
University of Ilinois
University of Itingis
Reach Chihuahua Under Strong Guard
Mex Jan 17 under strong escort of guards armed with eight machine guns, bandits and armed men reportedly attacked mining camps along the Parral railroad corridor. The convoy crossed Fort Moria Passengers reached their destination as troops pursued suspects.
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Bankers Urge Hard Road Building Over Oil Trials
State Highway Engineer Fletcher of California warns oiling dirt roads is only a temporary experiment in a letter to Highway Engineer Boyer. Illinois Bankers' Association advises hard rock or gravel roads, lasting beyond bond issues for communities seeking road bonds. Also notes university short courses and an upcoming mid‑year exam period in 1916.
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California
Boyer
Beyer
Bankers’ Association of
Hllinois
Sloan's Liniment promoted as universal pain killer
A testimonial from Marvin H. Loistir of Berkeley California praises Sloan's Liniment for quick neck stiffness relief after wet feet. He says one application eased pain and a second the next morning fully restored movement, noting the product's ease of use without rubbing and its availability at druggists in 1915.
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Berkeley
Cal
Sloan
Druggists
Pioneer Collar Maker Coon Dies in Troy at Age 4
Pioneer collar manufacturer Coon of Troy New York died Monday. He founded the business that bears the name of Cluett Peabody and Co.
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N.Y
Jannis. Coon
Coon
Cluett, Peabody & Co
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