Latest Market News on Corn and Grains in Chicago
Chicago market notes show price firmness in corn with May and July futures finishing higher amid sterling exchange activity. Oats rose, while provisions fluctuated, influenced by lard sales and speculative reports. Regional quotes from Minneapolis Duluth Winnipeg and Peoria accompany receipts, shipments, and total clearances across grains.
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Chicago
Sterling Exchange
Federal Reserve Board
Seaboard
France
Long Commission Co
Hiter Roar
Lord
Minneapolis
Duluth
Grain and market quotes from Chicago and Kansas City
Chicago and Kansas City market data list mixed grain prices and futures figures. Values cover No 2 mixed No 6 mixed No 8 yellow and white varieties, with prices around 1.40 to 1.50 per unit, plus oats and corn and wheat quotes. Kansas City shows hard, red, and white wheat prices and mixed lots, with No 1 hard around 2.47 and No 2 around 2.65, alongside corn and oats figures.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Kausas
Chay
Kansas City
Corp. Wec
Livestock Markets Report From Major Cities
Chicago hogs and cattle receipts and prices for multiple categories, including heavy and light hogs, packing sows, pigs, beef steers, cows, veal calves, and feeders. East St Louis and Kansas City listings show similar ranges, with notes on receipts and price movements. Also includes Peoria hogs and cotton market snapshot with futures and spot levels.
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East St. Louis
East Ost
Louls
Kansas City
Peoria
Stocks Drift in Thin Trade on Tight Money Fears
New York stocks moved little amid continuing tight money pressures and a cautious outlook. European currencies showed small gains while remittances to Denmark, Norway, and Sweden remained heavy. a late rally in select oils failed to offset broad softness in the list.
Market quotes for timothy and hay types in St Louis
In St Louis on an unusual January 39 date Timothy hay prices per ton show No 1 at 314 33 standard 2931 No 2 2830 No 3 2527 headed Timothy 244 25 threshold Timothy 1823a. Light clover mixed No 1 3031 No 2 2950 Heavy clover mixed No 1 3133 No 2 2930 Pure clover No 1 3354037 No 2 814 34 Alfalfa choice 340 41 No 1 8739 standard 3636 No 2 3035 Straw 1059.
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ST. Louis
Toledo Seed Prices and Coffee Market Report
Toledo seed prices list cash amounts for Redclover Alsike and Timothy spanning 1917 to 1919 with monthly values. New York coffee figures show spot coffee prices and a garbled value string.
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Toledo
Alsike
Timothy
Chicken prices rise in local market quotes
Chickens advanced with hens at 29 cents per pound and spring chickens at 25 cents. Eggs showed a slight weakeness with no quotation change. City market saw three loads of corn at 1.40 per bushel, three loads of loose timothy at 28 per ton, one load of mixed hay at 26 per ton, and baled timothy at 26 per ton.
Local markets report prices on hay and grains
Hay and grain quotations from F. M. Products and Handjenberg Milling Company with market rates for wheat corn oats and various hay types. Includes livestock and byproduct prices from Anck Brothers J. E. Hood Co. and Bull hides to fur and dairy feeds along with New York money and Liberty bond figures from Jan 30.
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F. M
Handjenberg Milling Company
Anck Brothers
Durham Woman Has Double Bereavement
Durham, Mo. Mrs SW Killibrew received a telegram from Res no Cal announcing that Mr and Mrs Sam Hammit of Durham died Tuesday from influenza. Mrs Frankie Cook, sister of Mrs Hammit, was visiting from Quincy. Two Hammit children were also very sick.
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SW. Killibrew
I*resno
Cal
Sam Hammit
Frankie Cook
Nammit
Quincy
Hammit
W. Killibrew
Ross Dodge
Fresno
la Grange
West Point Notes A Busy Week Of Illness Death And Church Work
Miss Minnie Brumby returns home from Carthage ill with flu as Mrs Emerson improves from sickness. George Jennings tends to his niece Miss Georgia Richardson. Mrs Norris of Bowen dies at home, once a West Point resident, drawing many local condolences. Sam Waggoner’s grandson dies. undertaker Mr Freeman handles the burial. High school teacher Miss Johnson sends violets to Mrs James Garner who is ill. MB church revival continues two weeks with eight conversions and additions. meeting closes early due to illness but will resume. Mr Art York of Quincy visits. Harry Brumby buys property from York. Freeman conducts funeral at Sutter. Mrs Charles Nicely of Tewistown visits Mt Saling. Transon in poor health. Garn preaches at Christian church. Frank Felgar moving to old Davis farm northwest of Elewen. dogs kill fifty sheep and wound ten on first night.
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Ill
Minnie Brumby
Carthage
Emerson
George Jennings
Georgia Richardson
Norris of
Bowen
Bowen Satuday
Sam Waggoner
Freeman
Art York
Quincy
Basco
Harry Brumby
West End
Wolf
Suttor
Charles Nicely
Tewistown
Alt. Saling
Transon
Garn
Christian Church
Frank Felgar
Davis
Elewen
Ancillary obituary notes from Tioga area churches
Andrew Neaterour died at Tioga on January 24 at 2 years 1 month 24 days after immigrating from Germany with his parents and marrying Mary Ann Eisel in 1853. He left 11 children and many grandchildren. Funeral January 27 at Tioga Methodist Episcopal Church. Donald Whitefield, 9, died from membranous croup near Lima after brief illness. Other items report Dora Belt's illness, Rev. McConnell’s family, revival meetings continuing, and James Higgins gravely ill with paralysis.
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Germany
Fred Boyle
Tioga
Pennsylvania
Mary Ann Eisel
Illinois
Nauvoo
Methodist Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
G. G. Maple
Lima
Donald
Robert ‘Whitefield
Irvin Best
Emporia
Kan
Dora Belt
A. H. McConnell
Clayton
Tima
James Higgins
Market Report of Butter Cheese and Poultry Prices
NEW YORK Jan 30 Butter firm with S561 tubs. creamery returns higher than previous with 62 to 63 cents for extra and firsts around 58 to 64 cents. Eggs unsettled, 12828 cases with extra firsts at 4. q 660 cents. state whole milk flats 32s 30 to 32 cents. Live poultry steady with chickens and fowls 43 to 44 cents. Chicago Jan 39 Butter higher creamery 50 to 66 cents. eggs lower 54 to 57 cents with cases included. Poultry alive higher, springs 33 cents, fowls 36 cents. Potatoes stronger arrivals 21 cars, northern whites $4.65 per car lot, western russets $5.75.
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Chicago
Public Sales Listings February 4 Bid Site Details
Public sales announce events on February 4 including Arthur Pfanschmidt located 3 percent miles southwest of Columbus and G B Dowell and Son at Center Missouri. No further context or outcomes provided.
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Arthur Pfanschmidt
Columbus
G. B. Dowell & Son
Center
Knox City Woman 100 Celebrates Birthday Dinner
Mrs Abby B Haskell, age 100, celebrated at the Chester home of her niece Mrs Althee J Lawton with gifts cards and a birthday dinner. Born in Baltimore she lived a simple early settler life and later married Solon Barnard and then Perry Haskell. A Congregational church member in Springfield for 51 years she recently sent a roll call reply.
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Knon City
Abby BB. Haskell
Chester
Althee J. Lawton
Haskell
Ropl
Mrs. Waskell
Baltimore
Deacon
William Davis
Fler
Old Chester Academy
Springfield
Solon Barnard
Sheecame
Perry Haskell
University of Vermont
Aits
Congregational Church
Leap year party in J. W. Kramer home Liberty IL
A group of 16 young people held a social evening with music and refreshments at J. W. Kramer home in Liberty. Attendees included Zepha Weston Lois Potter Adele Kamper Rosalea Waring Ida Wheeler Joye Spangler Vera Wortz Dora Niclamer and others. Visitors Arthur Illegins of Avon Jil, and relatives visited Riggin family. Sick list notes Mrs W E Mercer and Mrs Halph Johnson.
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J. W. Kramer
Zepha Weston
Lois Potter
Adele Kamper
Rosalea Waring
Ida Wheeler
Joye Spangler
Vera Wortz
Dora Niclamer
Roy Clary
Fred Woch
Earle Getts Irl Hunsaker
Jesse Wine
Delbert Linnemeyer
Harry Blemlinger
Rraymond Noftz
Arthur Illegins
Avon Jil
John Riggins
Liberty
W. E. Mercer
Halph Johnson
Mary Beard
Texas
Quincy Gem City Business College
Robert Noftz
Robert Hunsaker
QO. H. Collins
Contshore
Fred Hall
Adam Lentz
George Dieht
Hall
Mary Kricehl
Steve Reid
Tully Snider
Siroam
Miss Herred
Quincy
Geo. Browning
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