Upward Tendency in Corn Markets Chicago Jan 29
Market notes show corn prices steady near Saturday close as demand softens from congestion while export interest and Gulf shipments support oats. Provisions edge higher on hog receipts. weather and reduced country movement dampen corn’s early rise. Minnesota Duluth and Minneapolis car loads show mixed weekly comparisons.
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Chicago
Gulf
Long Commission Co
Mayo
Park
Ali
Northweat
Minneapolis
Duluth
Grain Markets New York Update
New York grain market notes show corn spot steady with No 3 yellow at 182.5 and No 8 mixed at 2804 with cost and freight for prompt shipment. Argentine values around 2e8.0 per car. In St Louis, corn prices eased with No 2 truck at 62.165 and No 2 white around 1.75, reflecting late quotes and unsettled trades.
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New York
St. Louis
Prack Grain
RT. Louis
Livestock Market Receipts From Major Cities
Kansas City and St Louis report cattle sheep and hog receipts for Jan 29 with steady to higher bids. Prices include steers cows and calves from $7 to $16 per unit, hogs around $12 to $16, and lambs near $11 to $12. Chicago lists receipts at 34,000 with varied bids. cattle and sheep markets mix steady to higher.
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Wansan City
Kansas City
Lews
Receipte
Lehwen Opehet UK
Silvectys
Stacia de
Bik
Sats
Cnet Revelnts
Omaha
Omapda
Eleady
Heave
Angotas
Venr- Ol Wethers
Hedfers
St. Jonegeh
ST Joseph
Mea
Winghers
ST. Louis
Chicago
Ugu
Local Markets Report on Hay Grain Prices and Milling Goods
Prices paid for hay and grain include Wheat at 2.19, White corn 1.40 to 1.45, Yellow corn 1.237 to 1.35, Oats, baled straw 9.50 to 10.50, and various hay bundles. Milling products list Bran 1.95 per cwt, Corn meal 4.20, Shelled corn 1.46, Swifts meat scraps 6.45, Alfalfa molasses 2.25, and other feeds. hogs and other livestock quotes follow from stations west of the Mississippi river at stockyards.
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Knollenberg Milling Company
Heatchford
H. P. Eane
H. J. Chick
Mississippia River
Wascon Ivad
Suco
Toca Hutchers
Anck Brothers
Cash prices and livestock reports from multiple cities
The notice lists commodity prices for Clover seed and Timothy forage with January February and March figures, Alside Trimoe bundles, and prime cash values. East St. Louis reports horse and mule prices by horse size and draft capacity, with several price ranges for different classes and hands. An odd closing line notes a man who refuses beer unless advised by a physician.
Market Report From City Yard On Monday Trades Improve
In the city market Monday oats gained several cents amid mixed weather. hogs held steady. A total of 31 wagon loads of farm products arrived and were sold, with prices including hay at 27 to 28 dollars per ton, corn around 1.33 to 1.37 per bushel, oats at 0.75 per bushel, and wheat straw bringing 10 to 10.50 per ton.
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City
Hay and straw market steady with strong Timothy demand
Louis January 29 reports receipts of hay mild with Timothy market firm and excellent demand readily absorbing all arrivals Clover rough hay steady with scarce alfalfa in strong demand for hay grading medium frame scarce none offered Straw market active. Prices listed for No 1 Timothy standard No 2 etc and various hay grades and straw pricing.
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Louis
Timothy
Butter and poultry prices across markets in January reports
Trade notes from Chicago and St Louis list butter creameries at 41.49 for receipts 1 128 cases unchanged. Potatoes mixed receipts and bulk prices in Wisconsin Minnesota and Michigan regions. Poultry alive steady with fowls springs and turkeys priced, while Kansas City offers butter firsts and seconds with poultry rates for roosters and broilers.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Touis
Springs
Wet salted hides and pelts price report from St Louis
Market bulletin from St Louis lists current receipts and prices for wet salted hides including No 1 and No 2 grades, dry Flint and cull varieties, uncured fresh hides, horse hides small and large, hog hides, and sheep and goat pelts with per unit quotes and weights for light and heavy stock. Prices show declines tied to prevailing pression in market.
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Ile Staes
Hilde
Bolles
Rojera
Hitler
St. Louis
AT. Louis
Jann
No- Mikes
Packing firms bought cattle in fixed ratio
Washington reports show daily livestock receipts, shipments, and prices used by the big packing houses to fix supply and control prices. Francis J. Heney presented evidence that ownership of stockyards and railroads gave packers leverage. testimony noted Swift and Co. reports due by 7:30 to 7:45 a.m. and a pattern of noncompetitive market shares across years.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Francis J. Heney
Heney
Walter Twombly
Swift and Co
Swift
Armour
Morris
Cudahy
Wilson
United States
Thomas E. Wilson
Oklahoma City
Kansas City
Thompson
Kansas
Oman
British Casualties Told As Week Ends In Losses
London reports a large drop in British casualties for the week with 2080 killed or died of wounds and ", wounded or missing" figures for officers and men. Previous totals showed 17008 casualties last period and 24979 two weeks earlier. A stray note mentions potato dumping on coal, a Pedarville housekeeper, and a New Jersey inquiry, while the phrase Weems hints at a ship lord's surname.
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London
Pedarville
New Jersey
Second
Cadorna
Corriere Della Sera
Giornale d'Italia
Italy
Second Army
Naples
Turin
Genoa
Sicily
Arma
Secretaries Defend War Plans in Defense Hearings
Secretary Baker and senators debated how the United States should accelerate war production and support Allied artillery needs. Baker cited French factories and shared telegrams from Major General Bliss showing Allied unity to supply American forces with high quality ordnance in 1918 and beyond.
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France
Senator Reed
Beckham
Mr. Baker
Baker
Bliss
War Council
Inter-Allied
England
Col. House
America
Europe
Great Britain
Mr. Daker
Tardieu
Crozier
Capt. Tardieu
United States
Ordnance Bureau
Hancock Board Classified List of Exemption Volunteers
The Hancock county local exemption board lists numerous individuals classified in Class Our. Names include Charley Standley Ferris Adiat V. Skyles Warsaw Clyde Spangler Joanlas City Edward Lowary West Point and hundreds more across Lima Dallas City Carthage and nearby towns. The long roster details residents from multiple communities including Lallarpe West Point and Augusta, reflecting broad local exemptions during wartime mobilization.
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Carthage
Hancock County
Charley Standley
Ferris
Adiat V. Skyles
Warsaw
Clyde Spangler
Joanlas City
Edward Lowary
West Point
Roy Frederick Sparrow
Lima
James Franklin Lathrop
Hamilton
Alfred Nelson
Byers
Colusa
Quinton Monroe Bradshaw
Lallarpe
Mack Joseph Newell
Henry Harrow Dings
Sutter
George T. Alton
Bland Johnsville
Carl William Trendrickson
Clyde KE
Aleshire
Plymouth
Walter Gcg
Wolfe
Joshua Twlighee Poling
Denver
Jasper IL Rice
Dallas City
Chellis Hainline
Andrew Willian
Miller
Basco
John Fulton Senderson
Benjamin Harrison Frank
Posey Green Dulaney
Lalfiarpe
Albert Lea Nicely
Frank McGrew Christ
Everett Glen Reimbels
John S. Miller
Augusta
Sherman St
Orville FE
Gordy
Bowen
Glenn William Hamm
Grooze B. Bronenn
Edwin H. Klump
Chester G. Harness
Claude D. Fouts
Carl Edward Hoskamp
Henry Garretts
William Mberginder
Nauvoo
Everett Dle
Dorothy
Wilmothsville
Wis
Eber Silves Graf
Ernest Siegfried
Fred Milton Chevillon
Harry Lee Fry
Lemuel Huff
Hamiliton
Ernestrederick Bailey
James Marl Law
Creel Golde
LatHlarpe
Samuel Long
Latharpe
Marion Earl Fenton
Fenton R. Mingill
James R. Tomlinson
Iurest H. McCrory
Jay Alfred Copeland
LaHarpe
David Truman Haigh
Niota
Frank Edgar Peck
Colchester
Paul Linkermann
Chellis George Coffman
Floya Lee McCrory
George B. Landers
Harry Earl Phipps
Clarence E. Walters
Charley Alfred Siegrist
Charles H. Ferguson
Tivis Edgar Bildeback
Samuel Jacobs
Henry Leonard Brandt
Lal ¥Larpe
Glen Floan
Castlebury
Everett B. Cain
Earl Lozell Hyler
Albert Hartley Whewell
Stillwell
Lewis Habben
Oliver Homer Sammons
Tennessee
Ralph Maynard Webster
Red Elliot
DeHaven
Maria John Bricker
John Edward Edmunds
LaHarr Tutner
Raymond Foley
Lutt
Robert Creston Duffy
Albert M. Kolber
William Louis Sporr
Jessa R. Lacroix
Tee
Elmer Karr
Jessa
Claude J
William Joe
Homer Hey
Mark D. Comma
John Ore
Plainville Star Lodge Installs Officers in January
Plainville Chapter 6 EB installed officers for the year with Catherine Blauser of Payson acting as installing officer and Lydia Larimore of Plainville as marshal. Officers named include Wm. Larimore as worthy matron and Rev. Me Lambert as worthy patron. ceremony followed by an oyster supper and social hour.
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Plainville
EB. S
Natherine Blauser
Payson
Lydia Larimore
Rev
Me- Camber
Vlainvile
Gertrude Benson
Winkie Larim
Andania Torpedoed Off Coast of Ulster
The Cunarder Andania, torpedoed off the Ulster coast on Sunday, went to the bottom despite attempts to reach port. Press dispatches from Belfast said likely no deaths. The 13,403 ton liner built in 1913 had long served between British and American ports.
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Frelinghuysen
United States
War Department
Baker
Sutherland
Preacher
Camp Meade
H Bist
London
Associated Press
Ulster
Belfast
Peterson Ointment cures many skin and pile ailments
A testimonial from Wilhelm Haase of West Park Ohio claims Peterson's Ginter healed a severe Sprecon condition after doctors failed. The letter praises many cures and notes Peterson's Ointment is sold for 25 cents at druggists, with broader endorsements from users nationwide.
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Tam
Dordova
Peterson
Wilhem Haase
West Park
Ohio
Care Pyg
Mertz
America
Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Dark Hair Shine
Advertises Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as a home remedy to darken gray hair naturally and evenly. Claims a bottle at drug stores improves the old recipe with added ingredients and requires minimal cost. Describes applying with a sponge or brush to hide gray hair by morning and achieve darker, thicker, glossier hair.
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Wyeth
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Seed Market
Chitcago
Tan
Lye
Barlow
Clover
Voltedo
Toledo
Clover Seed
Prima Cnshold
Alside
Trimoe
Prime
East ST. Louis
Trorses
Andy
Weems
First Sea Lord
Hancock Board
Plainville Stars
Andania
Guy Nations
Jacobs’ Jewelry Store
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