Market News Faces Mixed Read on Corn and Hog Prices
Chicago reports show corn prices easing with futures down up to 6% amid cooler stock data and a cold wave forecast. Hog values rise, but lack of aggressive buying limits gains while oats fall and provisions dip. Trade focuses on railroad data in Iowa and Nebraska and local market conditions across multiple cities.
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Chicago
Here
Iowa
Nebraska
Long Commission Co
Duluth
Market Price Advances to the Fifteen Dollar Mark
The week opens with a strong market as prices rise. Saturday gains 25 cents per hundred pounds, followed by 85 cents Monday taking market to 15 dollars. Corn sells 8 1 2 cents per bushel, four loads $1 40 per bushel, and three loads of loose timothy hay $28 per ton on the city market lot.
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Knotlenberg Milling Company
Anci Brothers
J. Be, Laova & Co
Bisuep Co
Amco
Market Prices for Hay and Straw in St Louis Area
On January 27 prices for baled hay and straw are listed by class and grade. Figures include standard and No 1 quality, with prices for clover alfalfa prairie and mixed varieties, plus threshed and headed options. Straw prices appear in several grades and moisture levels.
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St, Louis
Seed Market Toledo Seed Prices Report
Seed market overview from Toledo shows Clover seed prime cash prices with January through April figures and Timothy seed prices listed across multiple years and months. Key entries include Clover Jan 36.60 Feb 26.15 Mar 36.60 Apr 35.52 and Timothy 1917 1918 cash figures with January 6.85 and March 6.75 among others.
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Toledo
Clover
Alisike
Timothy
Livestock Market Report From Chicago East St Louis and Kansas City
Chicago and East St Louis auctions show higher receipts and strong cattle and hog values. Kansas City casing and cattle markets report gains with beef steers 16.00 to 17.00 and hogs around 15.75 to 16.00, with mixed lots and feeder outfits noted.
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New York
Chicago
Cuiiaco
Santos
East St. Louis
Kansas City
Jan
Market and bond notices from New York financial pages
The report lists horse and mule prices from FAST ST, detailing eastern and southern stock, draft, and draft categories with price ranges. It also notes government bonds, Panama issues, and Liberty bond quotations with prices and yields as of January 27 in New York markets, including mercantile paper rates and call money.
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London
Crusile
Republic Steels
Baldwin Locomotive
Pan-American Petroleums
Texas Company
General Motors
Chandler
Studebaker
New York Money
Mercantile Paper
Thy
Call Money
Liberty Hands
Victory
Plans For A Marion County Sales Pavilion
Plans progress for a sales pavilion at the fair grounds by the Marion County Pure Bred Live Stock Breeders Association with a projected 10000 dollar building and sales pens. A committee including TL I Banks W A Rinehart and A J Bross investigates site options and logistics for exhibition and shipment facilities.
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Marion County Pure Bred Live Stock Breeders Association
TL. I. Banks
W. A. Rinehart
A. J. Bross
Fair
Public Sales Listings Narrowed to Local Auctions
January 28 and 29 sales listed for various farm sows and individual items in Missouri and nearby towns including Palmyra Lima Marcentine and Columbus. Specific buyers include Head and Gray Almon F Schafer and Arthur C Planschmidt with locations described for each sale.
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Palmyra
Almon F. Schafer
Lima
Marcentine
Tul
Arthur C. Planschmidt
Columbus
Community Notes From Palmyra and Surrounding Areas
Election results list officers and directors for the People's Bank of Philadelphia. Notes on stock shipments, farm and local business changes, obituaries, church activities, visits, births, and residents in Palmyra, Maywood, Philadelphia, and nearby towns. Includes personal updates on Boots, Porter, Moore, Gardhouse, and various local families.
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Taylor
W. Parker
Maywood
J. W. McPike
Philadelphia
A. V. Young
Palmyra
C. M, Gray
J.T. Injon
W. J. Becott
C. Parker
Ewing
J. BE. Parker
Uiwing
BK. A. Vance
J. B. Taylor
M. Gash
R. Taylor
John C. Uansbrough
R. I. Young
Brooks Saffaruns
People's Bank of Philadelphia
H. J. Fijort
T. Gupton
R. E. Covert
W. F. Gerard
J. I. Wort
A T. Gupton
A. T. Cort
Yinley
Tinet
O. T. Reamy
T. S. Scott
Vaden Sams
H. M. Phillips
National Federation of Co-operallen
Marion County Shippers’ Association
Columbia
Mr. Phillips
United States
Sherman Boots
Inlaw
John W. Tully
Greeley
Colo
Quincy
Porter
J. N. Porter
John Lockman
Dana Shannon
AY Porter
Knox County
Rankin
Saelbina
F. W. Presley
Alma Lane
Barnard Gottman
J. H Market
Chicago
Logan Ow Isley
T. R. Smith
Presbyterian Church
Burbee
Jos. Rettl, Sr
F. W. Berghofer
Mant City
Fla
Retchofer
Funeral Services for Will Smith and Link Smith
Funeral services were held for Will Smith of Chicago and Link Smith of Camp Point at 2 PM Monday. Will died of heart disease in Chicago, Link from a stroke in Camp Point. Attending Clayton relatives included KE Smith family members and Hurlin Smith.
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Chicago
Ill
T. C. Smith
J. H. Smith
Link Smith
Camp Point
Clayton
KE. FE. Smith
Hurlin Smith
Ed Greenaugh
Otho Curry
Colorado
Curry
H. G. Vandervoort
George Smith
Hutchison
Kansas
Hultz
Frank Wiseheart
Quincy
Clarion
Nicotol Claims Easy Tobacco Cure For Men
Thousands of men seek to smoke less or quit and Nicotol promises to curb craving and boost nerves. Sold by druggists with a money back guarantee, the ad cites Heidbreder Bros Miller & Arthur and Brown & Mays as distributors.
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Nicvotus
Heidbreder Bros
Miller & Arthur
Brown & Mays
Inc
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Buss Co
Washington
Local Moves and Sales Through Town News
North of town preparations signal a move as Fred Stover plans to relocate with his family to a La Prairie area farm this spring. Ray Ach shifts from a carpenter shop to running a groceries in Quincy while Anna Delcas and Floyd Anderson promote upcoming sales. Tip Smith announces a sale this Thursday. Dr and Mrs B Pottle host a visit. Lena Brown suffers a painful fall Saturday morning.
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Hiepper
Panmyra
Merchants
Elmer
Gardhouse
Poland
Marion County
Totland
China Breeders Association
Guardhouse
Marcin County
Leadin
China
Frank Weller
Tlul. Banks
Flog. Kraege
E.W. Nelson
Geo. Saffarans
Marion County Poland
Ching Breeders’ Association
Db. Keler
Palmyra
Walter Summer
PF. T. Feaster
Charlier A. Brown
Nelsonville
E. Ew Ing
Philadelphia
A.S. Smith
Wannibal
W. G. Burnett
Hannibal
E. W. Nelson
Frank Owens
J. A. McKamy
A. P. Quinn
Theo Todd
J. W. Head
B.C. Set Nes
Fred Stover
la Prairie
J. i. (Ray) Ach
Brocvery
Quincey
Ars
Anna Delcas
Floyd Anderson
Tip Smith
B. Pottle
Lena Brown
Pittsfield Community Notes Move Upgrading Degrees and Visits
Pittsfield lodge No 85 conferred the Initiatory degree on five candidates at Friday’s meeting as membership nears 200. Various local movements include Ned Grumman’s improving health, and a series of evangelical services. Residents plan Florida trips, a Legion ball raised funds, and locals relocate or resume work as several families move or travel.
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Nev
AL Tk. Grumman
Methodist Church
M. D. King
Florida
of the American Legion
Bush Hall
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Albert
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IY M
Lewis
St. Louis
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Fred A. Koepning
Wenge
Prorto
George Metygar
Kansas City
Tater
Geo
Thaler
Charles Durr
Aurora
Neb
Karl Griese
W. i Williams
Hannibal Chamber of Commerce
Clr. Shaw
Poland
Acid stomach blamed for indigestion says authority
An expert explains indigestion stems from hyper acidity and fermentation of undigested food. He advocates Jad Salts as a safe, inexpensive remedy to neutralize acid, remove gas, and stimulate digestive organs, noting relief often follows the first dose.
Shaw's Poland China Herd Gains Wide Reputation
In this city Mr. Shaw has devoted years to Poland China hogs and his herd now has a nation wide reputation. His sales are community events drawing attention and buyers from afar.
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Shaw
Poland
China Hoge
Sage and Sulphur Compound Rejuvenates Gray Hair
Many recall Sage Tea and Sulphur as a home remedy now sold as Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound. A bottle from drugstores promises to darken gray hair naturally with even color, using a sponge or brush to apply strand by strand.
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