Corn leads hog and grain market rally on February price outlook
Chicago market watchers anticipated the February minimum daily average hog price would stay at January levels, triggering sharp gains in corn and mixed moves in pork and oats. May corn rose to about 1.19 dollars a bushel while July edged to 1.16 dollars. oats fluctuated and pork prices held steady to higher amid unsettled policy.
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Chicago
Washington
Board of Trade
Department of Agriculture
Europe
United States
Grain prices shift across markets in early January
Chicago and St Louis show mixed wheat and mixed corn quotes with No. 2, No. 4, and No. 6 colors varied. Kansas City notes cash wheat and corn ranges while Minneapolis and Omaha report assorted oats and white grades. New York and Toledo list spot wheat, corn, oats, and seed prices with futures-like figures.
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Kansas City
Minneapolis
Omaha
Omaila
New York
Toledo
Thothy
Ciast
New York Stocks Outlook From J E Bennett Co
Market fluctuates with downtrend in industrials and rails while bonds weaken. Recommend buying on declines in favored issues Studebaker Willys-Overland and steel stocks. gold and curb market bargains noted for recovery prospects in coming months.
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New York
J. E. Bennett & Co
Steele
St. Paul
Atchisen
Studebaker
Willys-Overland
James E. Bennett & CO
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
Hampshire Street
Liberty Honda
Timothy hay market rules steady with strong demand
ST LOUIS January 29 Timothy hay market shows steady rules with excellent demand for better grades and strong shipping demand for medium grades. Prices listed include Timothy No 1 30 32 standard 29 30, No 8 25 26, alfalfa hay choice 38 38, No 1 31 63, prairie hay standard 28 29, straw cars 8 8.50.
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St, Louis
al- Boo
Clover Hay
Choice
Alfalfa Hay
Prairie Hay
Oil prices soar and farm market mixed locally
Local market notes show Exen and Poul rising in oil to 1.90 per gallon while hay, corn, and oats move modestly. Three loose hay loads bring 25, 24, and 23 per ton. Timothy hay 25. baled hay 24.50. Corn sold around 1.55 to 1.60 per bushel. white corn 1.55. Oats four at 0.74 and 0.72 per bushel. baled wheat straw 10.50 and 10 per ton. Eggs and poultry slip with Davis-Cleaver Co down nine cents and EKF Bishop Co down four cents.
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Miller and Arthur Drug Company
Davis-Cleaver Co
EK. F. Bishop Co
Knollenberg Milling Company
Anck Brothers
Knollenberg Milling quotes Hay grain prices and livestock bids
Prices paid for hay grain and livestock by Knollenberg Milling with ranges for wheat, corn, oats, timothy and clover hays, mixed hay, straw, plus assorted milling products and local butchers quot actions. Live cattle hog and poultry bids from Davis Cleaver and Miller Arthur, with hides, wool and sugar pricing from regional suppliers.
Steel dividends cut as 1918 surplus prompts stock moves
New York trading centered on United States Steel after directors to meet to approve the last quarter 1918 financials and decide on common dividends. The extra steel dividend fell from 2 to 1 percent, placing the stock at about 9 percent. The quarterly surplus barely $3,009,000 helps explain the cut. Other action touched rails, ocean freight rates, tobaccos and sugars. Volume 385,000 shares. Liberty bonds eased.
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NEW _YORK
United States Steel
A. T. and
Anaconda
Atchison
B. and
BR. TL. Ene
Cc. M
St. P
N. W
Nor. Pfd
Lehigh
N.Y. N.handh
Nor. Pac
Penn
Ee Eeas
Peoples ‘Gas
Rock Island
So, Pac
Studebaker
Tinton Pac
Tal
U. S. Steel
UL. S. Steel ,Pra
Willys-Over
Liberty Bond Prices Reported in New York Market
In New York on January 29 Liberty bond final prices are listed. 34s at 99.14 first convertible 4s at 923.40 second 4s at 93.14 first convertible 4s 4%4 at 95.50 second 4 1/4s at 4.59 third 4 3s at 90.44 fourth 4%4s at 94.46.
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Liberty Donda
New York
Liberty Bonds
Livestock Markets Report From St Louis and Kansas City
Livestock market receipts and price ranges for cattle hogs and sheep across St Louis Chicago and Kansas City show steady to strong demand. Hogs bulk sales quoted at 17.95 to 17.70 with other cuts varied. cattle receipts around 15 000 to 17 090 with mixed firmness for steers veal calves and feeders. sheep receipts around 15 000 to 17 000 with higher lamb values and strong ewes and rams for selected lots.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Banana City
Kansas City
Markets Report From New York and Chicago Delivers Mixed Dairy and Poultry Prices
New York trading shows unsettled butter and creamery receipts with high cheese and milk prices, including firsts and extras. Chicago lists firmer poultry and lower butter, with milk and eggs falling. St Louis notes little change in poultry and slight shifts in butter and eggs. Markets also report varying potato and commodity receipts across regions, reflecting a cautious tone in early 20th century price movements.
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New York
Exstras
Mike
Chicago
Wis
Mick
Minn
Grain Prices Reported for Rye Barley and More
Market notes show rye at 1.57 to 1.58 per unit and barley at 70 to 97, timothy at 7 to 10, clover listed as nominal with price unspecified. The report is dated January 29 and mentions rye No 2 quality classifications.
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Chicago
Timothy
Birthday Surprises Echo Through Plymouth Area
A large crowd from nearby towns surprised Mrs. Dallas Brown on her birthday last Thursday by spending the day with her and delivering baskets. That evening the same group honored Mrs. Wiley Turner on her birthday. The column lists numerous visits, travel, and local happenings including military serves, illness, and community events in Plymouth and surroundings.
Stomach Trouble Told To Be From Acidity Not Diet
An authority says indigestion stems from excess stomach acidity and not a lick of digestive quices. He urges four ounces of Jad Salts in water daily for a week to neutralize acid, relieve gas, and restore digestive juice flow, noting it is inexpensive and widely used with good results.
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Ife
Local News Briefs From Meredosia Area
Miss Blanche Weeks returns home after two weeks with uncle near Detroit. WIN Seybold of Barry visits uncle George Seybold and wife. Several flu cases reported but improving, including Harvey Reinhardt's and Bert Conkright's children. Nellia Preble back from Quincy college with tonsillitis. Andrew Dunham and Johnnie Conkright return from camp with honorable discharges. Mr and Mrs Herman Eichman and others dine with the Edwardses. High school to reopen Monday after flu closure. Ada and Will Moss visit from Meredosia with their parents. Woodward family hosts weekend guests.
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Dallas Brown
Wiley Turner
Guy Marlow
Kansas
Travis Weir
Macomb
Weir
Milton King
Streator
Moline
A. D. Lawton
Stanton Smith
Ed Braun
Loren Myers
Napersville
Hazen Tuck
Plymouth
Floyd McKelvie
St. Louis
Siva Phelps
Chicago
Mrs. Myers
McKelvie
Will Glass
Alecix Newell
George Layton
M. M. Monk
Hannah Bidwell
Mont. McLaren
McLaren
Sam
Navy
France
Ohio
Rebecca Must
George Smith
Fred
Howard Lawton
Galesburg
George Collins
Arthur Swisegood
H. O. Whipple
Thomas Atyee
Lindsey
Fred Cox
123Rd
Martha Washington
Newport News
Richmond
Waynesville
N. C
Will Cox
Twila Drew
Aurora
Leigh Brown
O. P. Jackson
Joliet
Gaylord
Fred Smith
Quincy
Guy Thomas
Frank Stockwell
George Swisegood
Jay Betts
Will Ruff
Will Manlove
F. C. Martyn
Giles Griswold
John Hedgecock
Chester Swisegood
W. L. Irwin
Newell Hendrickson
Macomo
Walter Metcalf
Perto- Chas
Alesair
Camp Grant
Leo
Blanche
Jalie Eagle
Detroit
Win Seybold
Barry
George Seybold
Harvey Reinhardt
Bert Conkright
Nellia Preble
Yue
Andrew Dunham
Johnnie Conkright
Herman Eichman
Cloyd Woodward
Twila Leigh
Arthur Edwards
Foreanda
Coonrod
Ada
Will Moss
Meredosia
William Moss
Baby
Tragic illness claims Wahnella Wright at age eleven
Wahnella Wright, eleven, died at home Monday at 5 AM from bronchial pneumonia following influenza. The entire family, except one son, has been stricken. Nurse Miss Simms from Hamilton attended for days but could not save her. Vale Wright, the oldest son, has helped with caregiving after returning from Indiana. Mrs. Eva Walton leaves for La Harpe to assist in installation ceremonies. Find Junk visits as ten day guest of Mattie Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Crear and family are noted in the grieving community.
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Wahnella Wright
Hamilton
Eva Walton
la Harpe
Junk
Mattie Scott
Oliver Crear
Inside bathing for a fresh face and clear digestion
A pasting of health advice promotes daily morning hot water with limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach and bowels. Claims include clearer skin, better appetite, and relief from constipation bilious attacks and acid stomach. One week regimen priced cheaply at drug stores.
Missionary Society Meeting in Beverly Illinois Update
Beverly Illinois missionary society met Saturday afternoon with Clara Fasting. Rachel Waters visited Leta Sibert and Susie Davidson visited her brother Earl. Hazel Sibert and Ruth Waters visited Eva Arntzen. Thelma Asken stayed with her teacher Lucy est Friday night to Saturday. Clara Wasting visited Nellie Kelly Sunday. Meetings will continue in the M E.
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the Missionary Society
Clara
Rachel Waters
Leta Sibert
Susie Davidson
Earl
Hazel Sibert
Ruth Waters
Eva Arntzen
Thelma Asken
Lucyest
Clara Wasting
Nellie Kelly
M. E
Ely's Cream Balm Brings Instant Relief for Cold and Catarrh
A nostalgic ad promises quick nose relief from a cold or catarrh. It claims Ely's Cream Balm cleanses nasal passages, soothes inflamed membranes, and stops headaches and snuffles. Readers are urged to buy a small bottle from their druggist.
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Ely
Church visit and family news from the week
Mr and Mrs John Winner visited Mr and Mrs Harry Hayes Sunday. Miss Powell assisting Rev Pinkston gave an interesting talk after Sunday school Lane morning. Ohn Graham home Saturday. M Funk and W M Huffman Springfield visitors last Wednesday. Hazel Austin spent Sunday with Maye Hofmeister. Mr and Mrs H Hofmeister attended pares meeting at Kingston Saturday nl. Wendall Hall spent Saturday with his aunt Bernice Kelly.
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John_ Winner
Harry Hayes
Miss Powell
Pinkston
Ohn Graham
Our
Soldier Boys
M. Funk
W. M. Huffman
Springfield
Hazel Austin
Maye Hofmeister
H. Hofmeister
Pares
Kingston
Wendall Hall
Bernice Kelly
Nuxated Iron Promises Strength and Vitality Boost
A public health style ad extols Nuxated Iron as a safe, easily absorbed remedy to combat iron deficiency. It claims refined foods lack iron, urges two five grain tablets three times daily for two weeks, and cites tests and testimonials from physicians and millions of users. Endorsers include Dr George F. Baker and several druggists.
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George F. Baker
Monmouth Memorial Hospital of
New Jerey
Nothis
Kiefers Miller
Arthur Druy
Drug Co Pharmacy
Brown and Mays
J. B. Bernbrook
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