Wheat market steadies as overseas demand boosts prices
Chicago business shows firmer tones in wheat with May soft due to wide spread liquidation. July deliveries strengthen while seaboard buying and strong export estimates lift demand. Corn remains firm on bullish Argentine outlook. oats demand surprises despite ample supply and weak profit prospects.
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Chicago
Seaboard
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Pennsylvania
Here
Lilleburgh
Corm
Cory
Unchanged Butter Reports Across Markets and Poultry Notes
Chicago and Kansas City market bulletins show butter steady to unchanged with varied receipts. live poultry trends mixed across St Louis and New York, while eggs and cheese hold firmer in New York. Sugar and coffee quick snapshot indicate steadier raw sugar with refined staying firm.
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New York
Lee
Nig Ts
Local Livestock Advertises Draft Horses and Mules
An 1860s market ad lists extra heavy draft horses in eastern lots offered at about $500, along with good Southern stock at $1009. Mules priced per pair by size and number of hands, ranges from 14 to 16 hands and up, with varied prices.
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Lowvis
Lorses
Gifui
False Passport Taken Off Boat
A man claimed to be Captain Hans Boehm, a German officer, traveling under an American passport in the name Jelsks Leroy Thrasher of Georgia, was removed from the Dutch steamer Zeelandia at Falmouth bound from Spain to Tolland. He reportedly admitted his identity and had spent large sums in the United States while allegedly working for German secret service. Officials expect possible extradition on plots charges, as Senate action on Indian appropriation and a commission to probe the Bureau of Indian Affairs followed.
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London
Hans Boehm
Jelsks Leroy Thrasher
Georgia
Zeelandia
Falmouth
Spain
Tolland
Boehm
United States
Secret Service
Local Hog Prices Steady With Mixed Hay and Straw Market
Twenty three loads of hay corn and baled straw entered the local market on Tuesday. Prices remained steady with loose hay selling at 12, 11.50, 11 and 10.59 per ton across six four and one price not given. Baled hay priced at 12.50 and 14 per ton. Oats and corn sold at 1.06 and 0.47 per bushel respectively. Straw sold at 7 and 86 per ton. One load of oats also reported at 66 cents per bushel.
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Miller
Toca Jl
Kuellenberg Milling Company
Swifts
H. & Bee
Mississippi River
Chotee Nous
Seimtoig
Sieh
Weishing
Woxcavu Land
Rogers
Iero
Leesa Mutevera
Anek Brothers
Davis and Cleaver
Local Markets and Grain Prices Reported
Local markets list prices for wheat corn oats hay and straw along with seeds and milling products. Hog cattle sheep and poultry quotes are provided with weights and price ranges, followed by hides tanning and related livestock materials pricing from Leesa Mutavera and local dealers.
Fragmentary Chicago price list fragment from January
Readable items show partial cash prices and names such as Mye Tim oathy Clavere Barnes Toledo and Alsike Prime cash figures, with several broken phrases and unclear dates. The fragment outlines commodity prices and identifiers but lacks full context or coherent events.
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Chicenga
Chicago
Jan. J
Barnes
Timoathy
Clavere
Toledo
Toretdo
Tan
Bever
Lee
Alsike
Itah
Timothy
Mareh
Grain prices from Chicago and St Louis market notes
Chicago reports receipts of 50 tons with mixed cereals and hay and straw prices, Timothy and rye values listed. St Louis shows daily quotes for Timothy, oats, and wheat with No 1 and No 2 categories, ranges from 14 to 22.50 per unit, and straw steady at 8.50 per ton for wheat or oats.
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Cnicago
Chicago
Timothy
St. Donix
ST. Louis
Dhay Elevern
Newt
Autaira
Public Sales Dates Near Perrs and Nearby Towns
Public auctions listed for January and February featuring bidders from Perrs Mo Ursa Mt Sterling Summer Hill and Palmyra. Listings include Alfred Meers farm three miles south of Perrs, Ed Agard Uran, Lytle Ferry east of Quincy, Swartz near Hull, George Barnett Ursa, Seckman east of Mt Sterling, Frank Lowe north of Pittsfield, Happel Harns Palmyra, and a joint sale of Von Greyerz and Stout Dustin farm near Summer Hill.
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F. E. Davenport
Alfred Meers
Perrs
Agard
Uran
Flmer
Lytle
Quincy
Broadway Road
F. W. Swartz
Hull
Fawn Land
George Barnett
Ursa
George W. Seckman
Mt. Steriing
Frank Lowe
Pittsfield
Happel & Harns
Palmyra
K. G. von Greyerz
Ba Mett Stout
Stop Look and Listen Bill Introduced in Illinois House
Springfield IL January 31 A stop look and listen bill would require all motor vehicles to stop at every railroad crossing in Illinois Rep Robert Howard of Mattoon introduced the measure in the Illinois house Fortunate is the woman whose husband is as smart as she thinks he is.
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Springfield
Illinois
Robert Howard
Mattoon
Markets Cold Wave Fears Strengthen Wheat Futures
Chicago January 31 market report notes fears of a predicted cold wave strengthening the winter wheat market. May wheat closes higher amid buying on dips, with May at 1.754 to 1.78 and July at 1.4934 to 1.4otg. Provisions steady as bears weigh export demand uncertainties and domestic needs.
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Avient
Minneapolis
Seaboard
Long Commission Co
Mayo
Gsveee
Dyalatho
Chicago
Cory
New Haven Stock Dips to Record Low Amid Market Selloff
New Haven shares slid to a record low as selling intensified, with New Haven and related listings recovering later. U.S. Steel traded strongly on 140,000 shares, and other issues showed mixed activity amid reports of property failures denied by authorities.
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U. S. Steel
New York
Den
New Haven
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Sopstun
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Inoeol
Extinafres
Lew Prlewdi
St. Louis
Catt
Orpen
Figen
Law
de Alils-C Pfdoco
Bof
Alto & Te
Toco
Atchison
St P
Cent
Lehigh
Mex
Terror
Went
Noy.nlue
Nor
Bite
Penn
Weeee Peoples
Reading
Rock Stand Sa
Studebaker
Willys-Over
Grain Market In Several Cities With Mixed Wheat Prices
Chicago and St Louis report wheat prices across grades from No. 2 red to No. 4 hard, with values around 1.70 to 1.88 dollars, plus mixed yellow and white varieties. Kansas City and Omaha show similar ranges, while Minneapolis notes a Tuesday price drop followed by a late rebound. New York sees spot wheat irregularity and firm corn prices as oats stay easy. Women are fond of telling their troubles but not their real tell his wife everything he hears.
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Cticago
Jen
Goetge
Wats
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Jan
Nnu
Lst
Cearn
Anmecapolis
Minneapolis
Jatin
Jew York
New
Duluth
Manitoba
New York
Quincy Bank Earnings Tuesday Reported by Clearing House
Bank earnings for Tuesday are reported by the Quincy Clearing House with figures showing 160,033 for the same day last week and 198,498 for the same day a week earlier. The text includes garbled OCR fragments and unclear terms such as ensenalation.
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Quincy Bank
Quincy Clearing House
Livestock Receipts and Prices From Multiple Markets
Chicago and other cities report cattle hogs and sheep receipts with mixed to steady markets. Prices include native beef steers 7.50 to 11.75, western cattle, stockers, and calves. hogs at 9.50 to 12.00, sheep and lambs around 7.60 to 14.40, with regional variations and steady to unsettled tones. Winter colds prompt notice of Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as remedy.
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Chicree
Chicago
Mondsay
St. Louis
Lois
Kansas
Ciryvy
Omnahka
Omaha
Vear
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