Market News Roundup From Chicago to St Louis
A chaotic wire service style market report lists grain and commodity quotes across several cities including Chicago St Louis Kansas City and Minneapolis with corn oats wheat and rye prices from No 2 to No 4 grades plus cash wheat and timothy clover alfalfa and other feeds. Crucial figures include corn around 1.44 to 1.63 per bushel and oats near 0.54 to 0.78 with various quality grades cited alongside barley timothy seed and oilseed prices.
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Chicago
St. Luis
St, Louis
Kanmans City
Kansas City
Peoria
Mireneapolis
Minneapolis
New York
Bamer
Market Report: Grain Prices Steady Despite Quiet Trade
The local market stayed quiet with little change in prices on Tuesday. Trade was fairly heavy on the city market with corn at $1.40 per bushel, baled hay at $28 per ton, loose timothy hay at $28 per ton, clover hay at $30 per ton, prairie straw at $8 per ton, and oats at 35 cents per bushel.
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Oes
PARM
Haokenhberg Mhling Company
Anck Brothers
Prices for Hay and Grale by Haokenhberg MHling Co
Readable sections list hay and grain prices from Haokenhberg Milling Co with values for new wheat, corn, oats, straw, and various hay types, plus milling products, hogs, cattle, eggs, hides, fur and cotton markets. Includes New York cotton and stocks data with price quotes and general market tone.
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J. E. Hood & Co
Choice Benewal
C. I, Bisnep Co
Amco
Swift
Blatchford
Blatch
Livestock markets report from multiple cities
Cattle and hog prices from Kansas City Peoria Chicago and East St Louis show steady to higher trends. Beef steers and heifers strong to prime, lambs and sheep higher, hogs mixed with tops around 15 to 16 dollars, packers and sows varying by weight and quality. Market receipts include cattle, hogs, and sheep across several exchanges.
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Kernaan City
Kansas City
Peoria
Porta
Chicago
East St. Louis
ST. Louis
Catire
Butter Cheese and Poultry Prices Climb in Early Jan Reports
New markets show butter creamery up 4 firsts range 64 to 69 cents with 92 cent highs. Creamery extras 69 70 cents, others around 66 66 2 3 cents. Irregular cheese at 32 32 and 33 1 2, live poultry steady to higher, fowls 42 cents. potatoes rising with northern whites at 45 6 per sack. In New York raw sugar steady at 18 04 and granulated 15 dollars, spot coffee quiet with rio 7s 16c and santos 45 25 14.
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Long Commission Co Open
Armour Pfd
Atchison Oe
T. Ee
ORR
ORY Amer
Cruc Steel
Pacific
Cudahy
Com
Edison
Erie
Mid. Steel
Mac Pacific
N Y Central
Ohio
Pacific Ae
Studebaker
Willys-Over
Wilson
Tooo
Woolworth
New York
New
Creenery
McOre
Sree Nore
Frash
Thicago
Chicago
New Y York
Santos
Horses and Mules Prices and Liberty Bond Quotes
East St Louis January 27. Horses listed by category with prices for Eastern chumbs Southern horses draft stock and Mules by size. Liberty Bonds prices in New York as of 2 55 p m with rates for 3s 49 first and second series 4 5s 8s and Victory bonds noted.
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East ST
Louts
Liberty Bonds
New York
Hberty
James E. Bennett
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
Hampshire Street
Pittsfield Newsbriefs Highlight Local Events and Accidents
Mrs M Y McMahan visits sister Ella Orr and brother Col Sid ward Yates as city men plan a noon luncheon club meeting weekly. Dep u ties Kendrick and Farrington start tax work. tax collection to banks. Wright Grumman ill, revival services continue led by McMann and music. Warren Control sustains hand injuries at Brun Mil plant. two fingers amputated. Pittsfield basketball to host Quincy Maroons at high school gym Wednesday.
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M. YY. McMahan
Griggsville
Ella M. Orr
Col
Sidward Yates
A.L. McDasnold
Pittsfield
Elizabeth
Henry Krentzle, Jr
George I. Kendrick
T. W. Farrington
Phosa Williams
EF. N. Wells
Kime's Heralds
Methodist Church
Charles T. Scanland
Frank A. Main
J. D. Hess
Wirden Yelliott
Coatsburg
Warren Control
Brun-Mil Company
Perry C. Allen
Chicago
Quincey Maroons
Community News From Kinderhook Area
Mr and Mrs Frank Estergften returned from St Joe Missouri where they stayed months with their son Joseph and family Rev W H H Hailey of Barry visited M L Hull Sunday Mrs Eva Sperry is seriously ill from heart trouble in Hull Everett YW Rockport last week Fithes school of instruction for the local Masonic lodge The condition of Mrs M L Hull who suffered a stroke months ago remains discouraging Roy Likes C K Foster and Otto Reinhardt named directors over opponents Nellie Newman Charles Fautz Frank Holt in Kinderhook election A baby boy born to Mr and Mrs J A Greer of Hull Tuesday night Rev W M Hatley conducting M E church services in Kinderhook Recent dance at club house near Hannibal Friday evening Mrs A D Hack among the sick list Mrs Wm Fautz in Callao helping care for sisters and two children sick was called home Frank Potter and Miss Bertha Hull married Wednesday in Kinderhook Baptist parsonage Elza Smith and AC Baancroft shipped hogs to St. Louis last week Mr and Mrs Fred Hack spent Sunday at M J Bulls J H Maher of Tull visited Hannibal Monday S L H Kenady called to ...
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Frank Estergften
St. Joe
Joseph
W. HH. Hailey
Barry
M. L. Hull
Eva Sperry
Hull
Wayon Rockport
Masonic Lodge
M. L Hull
J. A. Greer
W. M. Hatley
M. E
Kinderhook
Hannibal
A. D. Hack
Wm, Fautz
Callao
Wim
Watt
Frank Potter
Bertha Hull
Baptist Parsonage
Elza Smith
A C. Baancroft
Barry Feliny Oyt Illness Of Her Ore Merle Elena
Barry Feliny reports illness of her Ore Merle Elena. (Note: Text provided is fragmentary. core facts indicate health issue affecting Merle Elena.)
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Barry Feliny Oyt
Ore Merle Elena
Camp Point News Roundup in Late Friday Events
Friday evening in Center school house Miss Zona Beckett presided as girls auctioned gift boxes raising 32 dollars while Miss Mae Coleman won a candy box. A basketball game at Community hall saw Camp Point defeat Payson and Maplewood 30 to 4. Local society notes mention visits, travels, and a University Daily Kansan article on Miss Lear of Camp Point. Funeral for Abraham Lincoln Smith held with K of P attendance. many local residents noted in visits and illnesses.
Plainville Notes Include Visits And Moves In Area
Plainville Illinois residents share family visits with Emma Kabrick visiting son Jerome near Barry. A Plymouth family moved onto the Waters farm northeast of town last week. Florence Henne and Alberta spent the weekend in Quin. Mrs Aga Allen of St Louis arrived due to her husband’s death. Rev Westerfield attended a revival in Quincey Thursday evening. MecCary of Farry returned home Friday after a week’s visit.
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Plainville
Ill
Emma Kabrick
Jerome
Barry
Plymouth
Old Waters Farm
Florence Henne
Alberta
Quin
Aga Allen
St. Louis
Westerfield
Local social notes and funeral announcement
Mrs George Boren and daughter visited relatives Sunday afternoon. Edith Harris visited her sister Mrs George Clark. Harry Kubrick hauled a sawmill for Mr Chambers to Quincy. Golden McKee of Quincy spoke for Weller Piano. Dorothy Bowker is very sick with typhoid pneumonia. Harvey Wagy visited Quincy on business. Orinda Hirch assisted Mrs Sprague last week. Bonifield and Florence Barry visited Monday. Ase Allen died Saturday morning at Ernest Ave Laughlin's after illness. Funeral Monday at Baptist church, Rev Westerfield officiating, burial Stewart cemetery.
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George Boren
Orinda Hirch
Christian Endeavor events and community notices
Sunday evening the Senior Christian Endeavor will meet at the U S B church led by Rev F W Gray. The Junior Endeavor convenes Sunday afternoon at the U B church with Irma Mittelberg as leader. Miss Velma Custer visited with grandmother Mrs G W Custer. Esther Koch was a Quincy caller. Nelson and Elma Flulse visited Henry Hagmeyer home. Dorothy Anents called on Eleanor Myers. Helen Gray visited Quincy. UW B church revival meetings closed Friday for relatives funeral. will resume soon under Rev A X Harrison and Rev Walters. Mrs Heesie Laury of West Point stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs Henry Farrell. Mr and Mrs Larence Robertson visited Alonzo Robertson of Fubanks. A garage meeting discussed Fowler electric light plant plans. Dick Viar to celebrate third birthday Wednesday Jan 28.
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U. 5B
F. W. Gray
Junior Christian Endeavor
U. B
Irma Mittelberg
Velma Custer
G W. Custer
Esther Koch
Nelson and
Elma Flulse
Henry Hagmeyer
Dorothy Anents
Eleanor Myers
Helen Gray
Quincy
Uw, B. Church
Harlson
Chariwe
A. X. Harrison
Walters
Heesie Laury
West Point
Henry Farrell
Larence Robertson
Alonzo Robertson
Fubanks
Fowler
Dick Viar
Canton activist to lead Lewis county Near East relief drive
H H Howard attorney of Canton has been named chairman of the streakers bureau for Lewis county for the February campaign for Near East Relief. Former four minute men in Lewis county are urged to assist, with Hoover stressing the desperate plight of civilians in the Near East and the need for food clothing medicines and aid to save children from agony and ruin.
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Canton
H. H. Howard
Lewis County
Howard
Four Minute Men
Four Minute
Herbert Hoover
Near East
Ingenious elevator barroom unearthed in New York cafe
Prohibition agents raided a Park Row cafe opposite the federal building and seized an ingenious elevator broom bar room where imitation whisky was allegedly sold to high class clientele. The saloon had operated for more than a year.
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New York
Prohibition
Park Row
Federal Building
Ruth Ward Retires From Auto License and Notary Work
Ruth S Ward announces resignation from Collins Plow Co on Sixth Street and thanks customers for five years of handling auto licenses and notary work. She offers continued services in auto and chauffeur licenses from Room 3 Stern Building 2nd Floor.
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Collins Plow Co
Sixth Street
Ruth S. Ward
Stern Bldg
Secretive club scene tied to city hall raid plan
A 25 year old gathering place for federal court officials lawyers and city hall police was described by prohibition agents. Elevators served customers and liquor was kept in a nailed box near the doors. A planned raid could trigger hoisting customers and a serving table to upper floors to escape.
Eat Less and Take Salts for Kidneys
The article advises Americans to guard against kidney trouble caused by overfeeding and rich foods. It promotes Jad Salts as a safe remedy to flush and stimulate clogged kidneys, neutralize urine acids, and end bladder disorders.
Ely's Cream Balm Brings Quick Relief for Stuffy Noses
Fragrant antiseptic cream sold at drug stores promises instant relief for head colds and catarrh by opening nasal passages and soothing inflamed mucous membranes. Users report clear heads, no more sniffling, headaches, or breathing struggles.
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Ely’s Cream Balmat and Drug Store
Ely
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University Daily
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8Th and
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Crescent
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