Hog price uncertainty weighs on nearby grain markets
Chicago traders see possible February hog price change from the $17.50 minimum, pressuring corn values. Futures closed mixed, with February at about 1.38% and May near 1.28%. Oats slipped slightly while provisions held steady. Market sentiment remained cautious as the February price fix was postponed to January 28, influencing expectations for grain feeding values.
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Chicago
Argentina
Long Commission Co
BTN Gite
Gia
Gste
Ees
Northwest Car Lota
Minneapolis
Peluth
Winnipeg
Qatar
A &S
Grain Prices Across Cities Prompt Mixed Wheat and Corn quotes
Chicago and several markets report varied prices for wheat and corn with multiple grades. No. 1 red wheat at 2.46, No. 2 mixed corn around 1.32, and white and yellow corn grades listed alongside oats and barley. receipts and spot quotes noted for Peoria St Louis Minneapolis and New York markets with milling product prices and assorted hog and hay quotes.
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New York
New York Stocks Outlook From J E Bennett Co
The market shows continued weakness in industrials after heavy foreign selling of U S Steel, with the stock hovering near 90. Prospects point to rallies in strong issues like St Paul Pacific and Atchison on weak spots. Recommend buying Studebaker Willys Overland Sinalary Oil and Mexican petrolem on dips, with Liberty bonds yielding solid interest. The New York curb softened on disillusioned holders, while miners Caledonia Cresson Gold and Heelan look promising for dividends.
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St. Paul
Pacifics
Atchison
Olla
Studebaker
Willys-Overland
Cresson Gold
Heelan and Holked
Liberty Bond Closing Quotes Reported in New York
Liberty bond prices in New York on January 19 show 316s at 99.20, first convertible 4s at 94.02, second 4s at 93.86, first convertible 44s at 96.10, second convertible 44s at 95, third 4 thirds at 96, fourth 41s at 02.
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Liberty Donds
New York
Liberty
Stocks Slip in New York on Saturday Trading
In a unsettled session professional traders pressed against susceptible issues. Mexican Petroleum fell 6 points and several stocks declined 1 to 2 points including motors and steel. United States Steel led the final hour selling with block trades at 90, near its 1918 low, while rails and copper also eased. Total sales reached 4 1 million, with bond and reserve changes modest.
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New York
Olso
Mexican Petroleum
United States Steel
Reading
Louisville
Nashville
United States
Hog and cattle market roundup from multiple U.S. cities
Market reports from St. Louis Chicago Kansas City and East St. Louis show hog receipts around 7,000 with steady to strong prices, bulk sales near 17.50, cattle receipts about 1,200 to 2,000 with steady or mixed shifts, calves and sheep listed with scattered changes, reflecting a busy midwinter trading day across several markets. Stronger notes for Chicago and Kansas City reference lower cattle values versus a week ago and varied hog weights across regions. Names and dates reflect Jan 19 reports from major livestock hubs.
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St. Louis
St, Louis
Chicago
Kansas City
East St. Louis
Market Receipts and Dairy Prices Across Cities
Markets report varied dairy and poultry prices across New York Chicago Kansas City and St. Louis dated Jan 19. Rutter receipts reach 5 198 with creamery higher. butter steady to unchanged and eggs mixed across regions. poultry demand weak with limited broilers.
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New York
Chicago
Creamery
Mark Casses
Kansas City Kansas City
St. Louis
St, Louis
Quiet Tim hay market shows steady demand in St Louis
In St Louis on January 19 timothy hay remains quiet yet steady with prices across grades. No. 1 timothy at 3847 34, standard 31 32, No. 2 28 30, No. 3 26 27. light clover mixed Nos 1 30 31, 2 28 29. heavy clover mixed Nos 1 27 28, 2 25 26. clover hay Nos 1 27 28, No 2 25 26. alfalfa choice 34 35, No 1 34 34, standard 30 31, No 2 28 29. prairie hay choice 31, No 1 29 30, standard 27 28, No 2 26 27. straw 9 9.50. Toledo prices list clover seed cash 26.15, Jan 25.15, Feb 25.30, Mar 25.10. alsike cash 18.80, Jan 18.80, Mar 19. Timothy prime cash old 4.80, new 4.90, Jan 4.90, Feb 4.92 14, Mar 5, Apr 5, May 5, Sept 5.50.
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Chicago
N.S
N. S
St. Louis
Louts
Peoria
Lu Dso
Knollenberg Milling Company
Mississippi River
Stuovk
Quincy
Anck Hrothers
Sig's
Davis-Cleaver Co
Mil
Swift
Blatchford
St, Louis
Timothy
Toledo
Alsike
Rye and Barley Prices At Chicago Market Summary
Chicago January 19 rye and barley price figures show Rye No 2 at 1.62 with a 1.62 percent stand, Larlevy 96e at 1.02, Timothy at 10.60, and other nominal values. Market notes reflect a muted trading session with limited demand across grain categories.
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Chicago
Rye
Larlevy
Timothy
Lover
Market Report on Horses and Mules in St Louis
Fast St Louis notes a firm market for top quality southern horses with Eastern chunks selling up to 180 dollars and farm mares from 125 to 160, selection and prices varying by type. Mule prices hold firm with 16 to 1644 hands ranging 200 to 325, smaller sizes 140 to 225, and lighter lots 50 to 135 in loose ranges.
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ST. Louis
New York Coffee Irregulars Reported in Market Note
New York coffee market note dated January 19 reports irregular spot trades with a 7s 1443 price and Bantog 4s 213%. The brief item lists verbatim figures for market activity and price points in the New York hub.
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New York
Spot
Bantog
Town Notes on Residents and Travel
From nearby towns and Shelbina reports. Mary Shastid will study voice culture in Chicago and attend grand opera. Friends visit in Kansas City. Several residents travel to Florida, Springfield, Mass., New York, and Texas. A new blacksmith and garage partnership forms in town. Community updates include illness, military service, and civic moves.
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Mary Shastid
Chicago
Sarah Shafer
Elizabeth Butler
Kansas City
Frank L._Frazier
Morris Turner
Phoebe Stone
James Crowder
Florida
Thomas Royle
Elmer Benson
Benson
M. D. King
Springfield
Mass
New York
Ray Atwood
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Ind
Lee
Indiana Post
Emma Brim
Perry
Mollie Taylor
Charles Johnson
Decatur
Harry
Maud Bringman
Peoria
Charles Bringman
Mabel Geiger
Virginia
Ill
Charles W. Caughlan
Thomas N. Hall
I. L. Hall
Hannibal
Texas
Claude Foreman
Alva R. Foreman
M. J. Webster
John Casteel
Clarence Sever
Adolph Kastner
Kampsville
Louisiana
Pittsfield
Mary Robinson
Robert Adrain
Uncle Jim McBike dies after months of illness in Barry
Uncle Jim McBike aged 73 died at home last Sunday at 5 o'clock from a complication of diseases after months of suffering in Barry He leaves a wife six children and two grandchildren Rev T S Scott conducted the Baptist funeral at 1 30 p m Monday and burial followed in Emerson cemetery Other items note local illness visits sales and transfers including Barry Farmers Mutual Insurance meeting and personnel changes at local lumber yard and church duties
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Jim Mcbike
T. S. Scott
Baptist Church
Emerson Cemetery
Sid Parker
Gran MaeKarney
T. BB. Marksbury
Billy McPike
McPike
Charles Gullion
la Grange
Barry, Ill
M. T. Davis
Wellsville
John E. Powell
Barry
Barr
Eli Watkins
Kansas City
R. H. George
Sarah Farmer
Hattie Guss
California
Harry Millan
Julia Gille
Quincy
Byran Lock
Texas
Barry Farmers' Mutual Insurance Company
J. L. Terry
Co. L. Morgan
Canton
J. Henry Jones
Moffet
The
John Weber
T. D. Kaylor
Milton McCartney
W.N. Fauble
Carrollton
Ellis Walch
Barry Township
Newell Ford
U. S. Navy
Warren Campbell
Camp Taylor
Flu Outbreak Strikes Clayton Illinois Town
In Clayton Illinois there are several new flu cases with the fourth room and the high school most affected. The janitor’s family has two cases and Rev T J Enslow recently recovered from the flu and plans a New York trip after visiting Jefferson Barracks with boys. Local families report servicemen and relatives overseas, including Private Joy Wilson and Private Gilbert Syrkell on furlough, while others await news and a military graduation.
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Rev. T. J. Enslow
New York
Jefferson Barracks
Clayton
W. C. Shank
Quincy
Harry Hennett
Emery Gore
Wal l Veach
Somerset
George Kesting
Curtis
George
Joy Wilson
France
Wear
Jo Wear
Harold Wallace
Maxine Walter
Everett Shank
Gilbert Syrkell
Camp Grant Ts
Harry Omer
Camp Taylor
Harry
S. A. TC
Northwestern
Kentucky
Fractured hip for local resident and wedding notable
In Plainville Illinois mud dominates as ice thaws. Mrs J W Smiley, an elder resident, fell Monday, fractured her hip, Dr Gabriel treated her and she was moved to Quincy. Rev H H Fletcher united Roscoe Brooks and Myrtle McIntyre of Industry in marriage. Other notes include visitors, hospitalities, Red Cross sewing for refugees, and local social asides. Death rates among major European cities named Stockholm Christania Berlin and London cited as lowest.
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Shelbina
J. R. Henderson
Monroe City
C. F. Affick
Clarence
Martin Muldrow
Palmyra
W. B. Caldwell
Mae
Hannibal
Omer Fletcher
Leatner
Geo. Lorentz
W. H. Johnson
North of Town
Decatur
G. Parsons
Lee Francis
J. D. Woods
Galesburg
Ill
B. W. Bliss
Mary Irancis
H. F. Henninger
William Hanly
Curran Hanly
James Hanly
Walter Enochs
Camp Dodge
W.F. Fristoe
T. S. Batey
St. Louis
Miles and Bates
W. H. Coleman
Colorado Springs
Colo
Edna Clark
Wm. Threlkeld
Clarence Monay
Hurley Parsons
Camp Funston
Epworth
Plainville
J. W. Smiley
Gabriel
Quincy
Fay Fusselman
Kansas
H. H. Fletcher
Roscoe Brooks
Myrtle McIntyre
Industry
Addie Avgleshire
Hull
M. W. Bowker
Leona Lawson
Leslie Fahs
Amy Clark
Barry
C. C. Stutevant
Dolly Schmalshof
Richfield
Harry Larrimore
Irving Schmalshof
Chas, Fusselman
Wm. Crim
Boss Seelye
Kansas City
Murphy
Stockholm
Christania
Berlin
London
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C.fl Bishop Co
Leoval
Miller & Arthur Co
Hollies & Rogers
New York Money
Mercantile Paper
Brookings
J. E. Bennett & Co
U. BS
A. T
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Penn
N. Landi
Rg . I
Peoples Gas
Rock Island Poe
Eae
Union Pac . Wl
S Steel
Willys-O
Pittsfield, Ill
Emerson, MO
Harry Phillips
Cal Wrights
Figgins
Ira Taylor
George Gullion
MePike
Arthur Burke
Shelbyville
Alpheus Raines
Macon
Alfie MePike
Newark
John Leslie
Monticello
Newt Killibrew
Don Ekillibrew
Stanley Killibrew
Durham
John Wiseman
Maywood
Jim McPike
Clayton, Ill
James E. Bennett & CO
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
Hampshire Street
Weilers
Middle West
Berry S. Henderson
Hampshire St
United Cigar Store
Quincy, Ill
Amade
Segg
Tistaction Guaranty
Quincy Street Railway
Quincy Railway Company
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