Market roundup notes corn steady amid cautious buying
Chicago market reports show corn held at about 1.26 for March and 1.255 for May as traders remain skeptical about larger corn movement. Provisions edged up fractionally while reports of better westbound weather and improved rail traffic kept gains narrow, with seaboard demand and short-covering supporting prices.
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Chicago
Qata
Illinoia
Seaboard
Long Commission Co
Northwest
Minneapolis
Puluth
Winnipom
Chiengzoe
Corn and grain market notes from Chicago January 25
Long Commission Co reports mixed grain activity with corn showing strength on demand and easier cash market ahead. Oats and wheat rose early but retraced after profit taking. exports stir prices while ocean freight tightness limits movement. Blacks stocks depressed by tax and war-loan anxieties as bears face resistance from renewed liquidation and market steadiness.
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Chicago
Market Prices and Commodities Across Cities Listed
A survey of grain and commodity quotes across multiple markets shows mixed corn, yellow corn, and white corn prices varying by grade and location. Prices appear for No 8, No 4, No 3 yellow, No 2 white, and related futures in cities including Kansas City Minneapolis and Chicago with references to cash and futures listings.
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Louis
ST. Ymis
Mets
Kansan City
Kansas City
Wminneapolis
Minneapolis
Juan
Noo ! White Erage Sf
Etundarmd
Noo & White Sdly
Livestock Market Receipts Across Cities Reported
Market reports from Chientro Illinois and several Midwestern towns show cattle, calves, sheep, and hog receipts for today. Prices range with cattle steady to lower, calves mixed, and sheep firm. notable entries include heavy steers around 18.5 to 20.0, cows and heifers near 7.0 to 10.5, and mixed feeds at various quoted levels.
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Chientro
Ctmicago
Jan
Park
Wethers
Thapia AG
DAD Furibe
Einat
Leah
Hriosan Tity
Kansas
CIPY
Stouax
Stoutn City
Etrong
St. Joseph
ST. Josediy
Omaha
Omaita
Local Markets Mill Products and Hog Prices
Milling and farm goods prices listed including wheat at 2.6, corn 1.10 per cwt, Timothy hay 22.2, mixed hay 10.3, and milling product prices from Kneellenberg Milling Co. with buckwheat, linseed meal, and various feeds. Hog quotations show range by weight from 140 to 259 pounds with Chicago and local yard listings, plus prices for poultry, hides, and suet.
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Tietali
Kneellenberg Milling Conlrad
Hlatchford
H. P
Stalloops Neat
Mississippi River
Co. B& Q
Tiboice
Hough
Chuice News
Andh Brothers
Kesh
Chuice WalBeel Hess
Weishing
Hoss Report Drops Prices at Local Market
A sudden 16 cent drop in Hwee stock set the tone as 23 wagon loads of farm products came to the city market yard on Thursday. Hay and straw moved at 27 to 28 per ton for mixed hay while bale hay sold around 28 to 38 per ton. Clover hullings brought 18 per ton. Corn moved at 1.85 a bushel across five loads and oats traded at 70 cents. Wheat straw baled sold at 10 per ton across two loads.
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Hwee
Hides and Pelts Market Report January Prices
At Louisa trading, demand remains weak with little eastern demand due to railroad congestion. Dry hides steady. wet salted hides show limited receipts and prices vary by type. Sheep pelts and goat skins quoted with per unit prices. overall market activity muted amid logistics delays.
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Sa. Lonisa
Louis
Lesa
Hart
Market Leaders Move in Grooves on Wall Street
New York stocks paused amid peace rumors and policy chatter as rail and industrials showed mixed reactions. Major issues included a government financing stance, embargo talk, and fuel shortages, with Liberty & 13s sliding to a fresh low and other bonds and commons posting narrow moves. Total sales reached 4,425,000 dollars with a firm but cautious tone prevailing across sectors.
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New York
Congress
Ales
Liberty &13
Clore
St. BP
Flec
Nor
Bay Lehigh
BAY
HGR N.Y
N.Y
Studebaker
Union Pac
U.S. Steel
UT. S&s
Willys-Over
Market notes on Austrian disturbance and U S Steel shares
The day’s trading focused on industrial stocks with UU. S Steel Marine and Mexican Petroleum leading a rebound from midweek losses. Optimism ran high on foreign news with speculation of dividend increases likely for U S Steel Common after January meeting. Austrian unrest delayed progress toward peace talks.
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Austria
Steel
Marine Preferred
Mexican Petroleum
Market Prices Report From New York And Chicago
Jan 25 reports show butter, cheese and poultry receipts across major markets. Butter prices rise with notes on creamery extras and firsts, while milk and dairy goods list varied quotes in Chicago and St Louis notes. Fresh fish and poultry values surface with multiple grade distinctions and per dozen or per pound terms.
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New York
New Yom
Dag Daly
Jan
Kauans Citr
Wansas City
New York Sugar
New Youk
Santos Ds
St. Louis
ST. Lols
Dart
Liva
Bsinkky
Broilera
Felix von Luckner Captured Again by British Forces
In San Francisco on Tan. 25 Count Felix Von Luckner, former commander of the German raider Seeadier, known for an adventurous career in the South Pacific until wrecked, has been captured again by British authorities after escaping from an internment camp near Auckland, New Zealand, according to the steamship master who arrived from the South Pacific.
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San Francisco
Tan
Felix von Luckner
South
Pacihe
Auckland
New Zealand
South Pacific
William McCurdy Veteran of 9th Illinois Ends Long Life
Carthage Jan 25 funeral services were held at 1 30 p m for William McCurdy with Rev W F Boyd officiating Burial was in Moss Ridge cemetery He died Tuesday at 12 15 p m after a short pneumonia illness Born Jan 5 1841 in Georgetown he joined the 89th Illinois infantry in 1862 and fought through the war The survivor list includes eight grandchildren three sisters and a brother McCurdy was a Presbyterian and a G A R member who later farmed and served 11 years as rural mail carrier on Route No 3 from Carthage
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Carthage
William McCurdy
W. FB. Boyd
Moss Ridge
Archibald Harvey
Nancy
Enos) McCurdy
Georgetown
Illinois
Pike County
89Th Ilinois Infantry
Augustan
Hancock County
McCurdy
Louisa Loop
E. Neil
J. W. Holt
West Point
Virgil C. Neil
Camp Dodge
Misa Jennie
Joseph N. Martin
Mary Hamilton
Lesher
Neb
Archibald McCurdy
St. Joseph
Presbyterian Church
Women Volunteers Listed in Hardock County Reports
Carthage January 25 filing registrar B. Newcomer reports county women registrations by township. Appanoose 97 97 Aug ua 202 93 Bear Creek 131 131 Carthage 803 404 Chili 182 131 Dallas 167 72 Harmony 194 83 LaHarpe 242 235 Montebello 249 142 Nauvoo 82 82 Prairie 52 33 Pilot Grove 13 0 Pontoosue 98 74 Rock Creek 127 64 Rocky Run 79 29 St Albans 100 0 St Marys 336 160 Senora 77 40 Walker 16 122 Warsaw 524 70 Milo 10 6 Wrothe 89 80 miscounted numbers due to OCR errors. report details registration by township and two or more tasks.
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Carthage
C. B. Newcomer
Wancock County
Appanoose
Augusta
Bear Creek
Chili
Dallas
Durham
Ft. Green
Hancock
Harmony
LaHarpe
Montebello
Nauvoo
Prairie
Pilot Grove
Pontoosue
Rock Creek
Rocky Run
St. Albans
St Mary's
Senora
Walker
Warsaw
Wilees
Wrothe
White Perot and Turtle Meat Prices Listed
A fragment lists dressed white perch, turtle meat and soft shell turtle at various prices. The text reads like a market or sale notice with items and figures, but lacks complete context or dates and vendors.
Seed Market Prices in Chicago and Toledo
Chicago on January 25 reports Rye No 2 nominal Barley from $1.40 to $1.60 and Timothy around $878.25. Toledo notes Clover seed prices as Frime cash, new, Jan and Feb at $19.20, $19.50, March $18.75. Alsike prime for Jan Feb $15.95 and $16.90 March. Timothy prime cash old $4.25, new $4.55, March $4.45.
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Chicago
Toledo
Alsike
Timothy
Horses and Mules Prices from St. Louis Market
Horses and mules sold with steady to high prices. Heavy draft and extra large consignments topped at 220 for heavy draft, with eastern chunks at 85 to 180. Southern draft choices ranged 135 to 165, good 90 to 196, common 40 to 70, plus 25 to 75. Ma les 16 hands to 16.5 hands 250 to 390, 14 to 14.5 hands 90 to 115, 13 to 13.5 hands 80 to 100, 12 to 12.5 hands 90 to 120. Prices marked as extreme highs and lows, top rates for extra choice stock.
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St. Vouls
Hay and straw market news from St Louis
Hay and straw demand remains strong with timothy and alfalfa firm and Clover mixed steady. Several price quotes appear for No 1 and No 2 timothy and mixed clover, with prairie hay and straw showing steady to moderate values amid active buying.
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Louis
Timothy Hay Mare
Clover
Hay Sterty
Clover Hay Searem Aml
Timethy
Threshad
Chamberlain criticizes war discipline and camp shortages
Senator Chamberlain urges disclosure of wartime camp failures citing shortages of overcoats at Camp Sherman and overcrowding at camps. He reads Baker and Gorgas reports, calls for sunlight on cantonment conditions, and warns of epidemics and mismanaged nursing while vowing to inform the American people.
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Congress
Urchier
Camp Sherman
Ohio
Baker
Chamberlain
Military Committee
Senate
War Department
Gorgas
Senator Chamberlain
Greble
Camp Bowie
Texas
Gallinger
Saliers
Europe
Twelve Get Teachers' Pensions in Hancock
Carthage January 25 County Superintendent Faris approved vouchers for county teachers who are annuitants under the new pension law. Recipients include Mrs Mary Harris Mrs Lizzie Taylor Miss Anna Foltz of Carthage Miss Lydia Votter Miss Nellie F Louden of Warsaw Miss Jennie Tither of La Harpe Miss Emma Groom of Basco Charles J Steffer of Dallas City Mrs Bianche G McArthur of Tramilton To 7 Taney of Plymouth Miss Mary A Jacobs of Nauvo and Mrs Lotte M Miller of Ft Green.
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Carthage
Faris
Mary? Harris
Lizzie Taylor
Anna Foltz
Lydia Votter
Nellie F. Louden
Warsaw
Jennie Tither
la Harpe
Emma Groom
Basco
Charles J. Steffer
Dallas City
Bianche G
Women urge Russia as model for suffrage drive
In Cuivago on January 25 members of the women’s national earth movement urged following Russia’s example in pushing for the national suffrage amendment. The speaker argued Russian law allowed any woman to vote, noting the burden on husbands who own wives and automobiles.
Alexander Forces Pay Claim Over Contract Costs
OMATEA Jan 25 Grover Alexander seeks ten thousand dollars from the Chicago club as a share of the purchase price for his contract. He contends the sale to Chicago Americans and the disclosure of a ring of thirteen thousand dollars require payment beyond his cost. Alexander, eligible for military service class one, says he faithfully served and believes he deserves part of the proceeds.
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Omatea
Grover Alexander
Chicaro National
Uather Keister
Weeshman
Illege Club
Mexander
Philadelphia
Chicago Americans
Eadie Collins
Philadephia
Pres Tent Comiskey
Chicago Eth
Soldiers and Sailors Home News Roundup
Michael Quon aged 85 died in hospital after five days illness. Funeral set for Saturday at 8 from Pleat chapel Kurtal in the Hots centers. Joel Boos aged 78 died after a week illness and Civil War veteran from Illinois. Leaves widow Mrs Mary Boov in cottage 22. Body to be sent to Lismouth for burial. Henry Pfoz civil service baker at the Home resigned and left for Chicago. Mrs J E Andrew wife of the superintendent returns from Des Moines where her daughter was ill. High class vaudeville show at Lippincott hall tonight at 8:30 to aid Red Cross, civil service employees at the Home host. Mr and Mrs W Haynes visited by son R P Blaynes of Clinton Ia.
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Michael Quon
Ire
Vears
Kurtal
Joel T. Boos
Tie
Illinois
Mary Boov
Lismouth
Henry Pfoz
Civil Service
Chicago
J. E. Andrew
Des Mouines
Lippincott Hall
The
Lame
Red Cross
W. Haynes
R. P. Blaynes
Clinton, Ia
Bear Attack Halts Alaska Railway Work at Mile 195
While rail crews worked on the Alaska railway near Mile 195 a brown bear attacked a laborer forcing workers to flee. A man fired at the bear, mortally wounding it.
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Alaska Railway
Mile 195
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Hardock
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