Market News Grain Prices Slip on Bearish Food Policy Signals
Chicago January 21 bearish notes on corn as food administration talk weighs on prices. February through May corn slide to about 1.28 to 1.26 dollars, oats down, provisions mixed. Hog quotes firmer briefly, while USDA supply figures show weekly changes in wheat corn oats and cars, with mixed year over year totals.
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Chicago
Food Administration
Congress
Long Commission Co
Corus
Cora
Grain Markets Report From Multiple Cities
Grain prices and receipts across Chicago St Louis Peoria Kansas City Omaha Minneapolis show mixed to lower bids for corn and wheat. No. 2 yellow and white variants vary by city with prices around 1.2 to 2.3 dollars per bushel, receipts cited, and standard oats values noted.
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Chicago
Etc
N.S
X. S
St. Louis
Jun
Peoria
Prorita
Kansas City
Cuarey
Omaha
Minneapolis
New York Stocks See Cautious Start to Week
J E Bennett notes uncertain industrial outlook with U S Steel at a new low. Advises buying on good declines and holding Liberty bonds as bottom prices seen. Recommends Pacifics, Atchison, St Paul, Great Northern, Studebaker, copper stocks, and mining names like Cresson Gold and Caledonia as earnings support potential gains.
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Therndustrial
U. S. Steel
Liberty
Atchison, St. Paul
Great Northern
Motors
Olla
Studebaker
Sinetate
Anaconda
Hrovnd
Cresson Gold
Caledonia
Heela
Rye and Barley Market Figures Misplaced in Ink
Chicago January 21 report lists pestilent grain quotes with LeRye-No. 2 at 1.62, Tirley at 1.10, Tinethy at 810.60, and Clover-Nominal as oddities, reflecting unsettled pricing and unclear commodity names in the clipped data.
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Chic
Chicago
Livestock Price Report From RST Market
At RAST ST Louis on January 21 prices for cattle and mules were noted with ranges. Chokers from the south sold around 110 to 120, eastern chunks 150 to 180. Mules priced from 90 to 325 depending on hands and age, with 14 to 144 percent hand values showing diverse bids.
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St, Louis
Corn Market Drops With Heavy Receipts and Local Demand
Lamson Bros. reports corn prices sinking to new lows after open with early declines tied to ample receipts and lower cash values. Oats weaken as Canada plans export curbs. deliveries total 50k bushels corn, 15k oats, 10k rye. Stocks ease on financing worries. Schwab report from France devastations spurs heavy selling. Caution urged against short selling of standard issues.
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Ar- Senine
Canada
France
England
Charles M. Sewnab
Schwabit
Lttle
Light Day at Local Market Reports Mixed Hay and Corn
The Monday market showed only two loads of loose mixed hay at 25 dollars per ton and one load of yellow corn at 1568 dollars per bushel. Poultry prices fell slightly while linseed off declined from about 1.71 to 1.64. Hog prices rose by a nickel during the day.
Local Markets Show Farm and Hog Price Quotes
Prices for hay, straw, mixed hay, and clover hay dominate the market page with Knollenberg Milling listed alongside cattle and hog quotations. Grain like corn and oats, various feeds, and by products are priced, while local butchers, poultry, dairy, and hides quotations fill the rest, with multiple animal weight classes and grades. Ongoing retail milling products from Knollenberg Milling are shown, including flour, corn meal, and linseed products, alongside packaging and fuel items.
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Knollenberg Milling Company
Swift
Blatchford
H. P
HL. P
Hol
Bolles & Rogers
Ata
Stocks Drift In Quiet New York Session
Stocks fluctuated aimlessly during a quiet Monday session with oil and leather shares showing gains while shipping, coppers, rubbers, and tobaccos sagged. United States Steel slipped to 89, the lowest since mid last year, as 650,000 shares changed hands and total sales reached 11.455 million dollars.
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New York
United States Steel
Liberty
Atchison
C. M
Lehigh
Mex. Petro
N. Y
N.H
Penn
Hook Island
Bo. Pac
Studebaker
Union Pac
U. 8. Steel
S. Steel Pfd
West, Union
ETH
Willys-Over
Livestock Markets Across Chicago and Midwest Huts Slips
Chicago hogs and cattle receipts mix with gains and declines as markets in St Louis and Kansas City show varied directions. Hogs mostly steady to higher. cattle and calves mixed to steady. sheep demand fluctuating with best lambs around 16.75. Kansas City and St Louis report firm to higher trends in some classes amid heavy receipts.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Market Wrap: New York Mills and Commodities Report
Markets in New York and Chicago report varied movements across dairy butter eggs and cheese with firm to lower tones. Notable quotes show butter easing in New York and Kansas City while eggs in Chicago hold near steady and sugar in New York remains steady with various refined grades priced.
Seed Market Toledo Prices Rise for Prime and Timothy
Seed Market Toledo reports prime timothy and alsike prices with monthly bids. Prime cash Timothy moves from old 4.88 to new 4.95, rising to 6.60 by September. Alsike shows 18.40 for January and 15.60 for March, with other monthly figures listed.
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Toledo
Cleaver
Alsike
Timothy
Wilson Praises French Senate at Luncheon in Paris
President Wilson addressed the French senate in Paris noting France and the United States share a long perilous history and a bond of friendship. He thanked Senator Dubont and President Poincare, praised France for defending liberty, and said France has earned the brotherhood of the world amid dark hours and looming danger.
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Paris
Wilson
Senate
Atonin Dubont
H. Dubont
Poincare
Republic
France
Otho Turner Dies In Loraine From Pneumonia
LORAINE Jan 21 Otho Turner died Saturday evening at 5 p m at his home in Loraine from pneumonia following the flu He was 27 and survived by his wife two small children his mother Mrs Hattie Turner one brother Alex Turner Stillwell and one sister Mrs Zepha Wishon Chicago He was grandson of Alex Hartman of Keene township He married Fern Hudson of Loraine in about seven years Also in Toraine Personal notes Leslie Hedrick discharged from aviation corps West Point Mass A Salvation Army message says John Thomas Dave Hardy James Rockwell and Chris Murray landed safely in New York from France They belonged to the Third Trench Mortar Battalion P B Eehols spent weekend in Loraine from Springfield where he has been employed since leaving the Rock Island arsenal
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Loraine
Otho Turner
Turner
Hattie Turner
Alex Turner
Stillwell
Zepha Wishon
Chicago
Alex Hartman
Hartman
Keene Township
Fern Hudson
Toraine
Leslie Hedrick
West Point
Mass
Aviation Corps
Salvation Army
John Thomas
Dave Hardy
James Rockwell
Chris Murray
New York
France
Third Trench Mortar Battalion
P. B. Eehols
Springfield
Rock Island Arsenal
Pittsfield
Ill
William B. Green
Frank Berry
Maysville
John N. Clark
Elmer Weaver
Methodist Church
Laura McFaddin
Gold Fellows Lodge
Wren Medarts
Hannibal
W. R. Hooper
Frank S. Dulaney
Alton
Clark
E. E. van Cleve
State Normal School
Macomb
Robert Mann Woods
Carl Siegle
Herbert Dunham
Bush Building
Dunham
Amy Barnes
Barry
William Kelvin Barnes
Arthur Cannon
Cure rheumatism with salts and precautions
Report on rheumatism urges staying off damp ground and keeping feet dry. Recommends four ounces of salts in water each morning for a week to eliminate uric acid, claims Jad Salts and Prapes lemon lithia mix aid kidney action, and touts lithia water as beneficial to kidneys.
Sickness in Family Cause for Discharge
Edward J. King reports that the War Department issued orders permitting discharge or furlough for soldiers in Europe when serious family sickness requires their presence. Instructions urge proof from physicians, with cases handled in Europe and waiving sea travel allowances. Ottawa.
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Edward J. King
M. D
Washington
Europe
War Department
Sen. Pershing
United States
France
Secretary of War
Cass
Senate Bill to Make Grand Canyon Park Passed by House
The House sent the Grand Canyon national park bill to conference after passage. The 996 square miles to be set aside lie partly in two national forests and a game refuge, a proposal in Congress for thirty three years.
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Washington
Senate
Grand Canyon
House
Congress
Senate Bill Shortens Homestead Residence Rule
Washington Jan 21 The House passed a senate bill modifying homestead laws to shorten the residence period required of settlers in western mountain regions without amendment.
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Washington
Senate
West
House
St Jacobs Liniment touted to ease rheumatism pains
An advertorial touts St Jacobs Liniment as a quick remedy for rheumatism sciatica neuralgia lumbago backache sprains and swelling. It claims most cases don’t need internal treatment and promises instant relief after applying the paste to the tender spot. It urges readers to try a small bottle from the druggist and notes widespread past use.
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St. Jacobs
St. Jacobs Liniment
William B Green in serious condition after stroke
Pittsfield Illinois resident William B Green remains in serious condition at home after a stroke. his wife Mrs Green rushed back from Chicago to be with him. The town notes numerous local events including resignations, relocations, schooling visits, and social club activities.
New Salem News Brief On Local Illness And Accident
Miss Blanche Weeks left New Salem for Pittsfield to care for a flu recovering family. Flu patients include four Woodward children, Mr and Mrs Albert Gerard and Walter Frank, Will Wroughton, Marine Moore, Mrs Lewis Shaffner and Ada, and Mrs Dye and Kyle. Wednesday at about 5 30 p m Miss Sarah Whitten of New Salem was accidentally killed between Maysville and
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A. M. Zimmerman
Blanche Weeks
Jake Eagles
Pittsfield
N. A. Woodward
Albert Gerard
Walter Frank
Will Wroughton
Marine Moore
Lewis Shaffner
Ada
Dye
Kyle
Sarah Whitten
New Salem
Maysville
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C. F. Bishop Co
Miller & Arthur Co
Cancer Breweresens
Therty
Jan
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Mit Naasal
Dia
New York Money
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Minn
Mich
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Louis
Santos
World Council
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Grand Canyon Park
New Salem, Ill
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Hampshire Street
Liberty Bonds
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Miss' Coonrod
Near
Mission
Laird’s
Elizabeth Harshman
Bi Ms
Noa Woodward
Tateuna
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