Bears' advantage in corn soon lost in market rally
Chicago traders watched corn firm as weather and rail traffic fears loomed. Mild conditions initially favored bears, but reports of a severe Iowa cold snap and drifting snow shifted sentiment to bulls. Oats rose, hogs curbed supplies boosted provisions, and market quotes show March corn at 1.27. Receipts, contracts, and estimated totals for wheat, corn, and oats are listed with bid prices and weekly comparisons.
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Chicago
Iowa
Long Commission Co
Grain Market Snapshot From Kansan City and Beyond
Grain prices across cities show mixed results with No 2 white corn near 1.83 and No 2 yellow around 1.83 in Kansas City. Other markets report No 4 white corn near 1.62 with oats and soybeans posting varied quotes across Minneapolis and Chicago, while futures and spot prices reflect general softness.
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Kansan City
Kansas City
Omaha
Omaita
Jan
Corm
Peorks
Peorta
Giukimyue
Wiarty
Minneapolis
Minsk
APOE
Din
Ep Lois
Dan Ole
Livestock Market Totals From Chicago and Midwest Cities
Chicago livestock market news reports mixed receipts and prices across cattle calves and hogs with noted totals for the day. Prices show varies by grade and weight. other cities like St. Louis Sioux City and Omaha list similar receipts and price ranges for steers cows heifers and sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Ateady
Omnaha
Omatia
Jan
Tetris
Lana
Tanda
Tina
Sansas Cily
Alfoex
Epias Pias
Etondy
Atendy
Ininhs
Mit
Yanglings
Jowueph
Josmnpit
Bo, Jaw
Holles
Local Markets Report from Knollenberg Milling Company Prices
Nutrition and commodity prices list from Knollenberg Milling Co detailing hay and grain costs, mill products, livestock prices, poultry quotations, hides, fats, and related farm goods. Prices cover wheat, corn, oats, clover, alfalfa, bran, meal, seed meals, hogs, beef, sheep, poultry, and hides with regional stock yard terms and grading notes.
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Pricea
Hkaekenberg Milling Company
Wihittte Oor
Chicago Markets Face Snow and Weak Demand
Corn trade was narrow with a fractional gain in futures and higher cash values. Oats rallied late on shorts covering amid cold weather forecasts, while the rail embargo and shipper interest limited demand. The stock market opened firm then drifted dullly but held steady as steel shares influenced a cautious, higher-tending tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Nurrow
Shorts
Seaboard
United States Steel
Nethlehem Steel
Oats Bring 75 Cents Here in City Market Yard
Market report shows oats at 75 76 cents per bushel in city yards with corn from 1.35 to 2.40 dollars and hay around 26 to 28 per ton. Livestock values rise 15 cents as farm products arrive, with multiple loads of oats straw and mixed hay traded at various prices.
Seed Market Notes From Toledo Stock Listings
Fragmented market item listing seeds commodities and prices with scattered figures and city references. Includes Clover Prine values, Marvel price, Barley and Rye notes, New York money quotes, and call money rates, all in a rough 19th century style.
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Toledo
Talmdo
Meéetke Prine
Thooethiye Prins
Marvel
Chivago
Dan &T
Market technical tone shapes Wednesday trading in New York
New York stock market shows irregular price shifts amid shifting trader commitments and mixed news on rail control. Agreement between American and British marine interests lifts shipping and metals. Liberty issues hit new minimums while U S Steel and others rally fractionally. Sales total 34,175,000 par value.
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New York
Senate
U. & Steel
Salea
Sligh
Atchison
Can
N.W
Lehigh 2. O
Moana
Nor
Rork Island
Bury
So. Pue. Co
Studebaker
Union
TS. Steel
Steed
Teot
Liam AL
West
Markets New York Shares and Commodities Report
New York markets show receipts and prices across dairy and poultry. Creamery butter and cheese steady or higher, eggs mixed, potatoes and live poultry varied with some upward shifts in poultry quoted ranges. shipping orders and fresh stock noted along with butter and cheese averages and per dozen prices.
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Chicagca
Cthicago
New York
Greene
New York Stocks Underlying Tone Mixed In Narrow Dip
The market showed a good undertone all day with most trading in about a dozen stocks. Steel directors failed to continue the three per cent extra dividend and the railroad list saw modest gains amid awaiting St Paul auction and dividend developments in Washington. Outlook remains favorable for conservative trading pending further developments.
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Aiasna
Steel Directora
Steel Etocka
Washington
Hay and straw market reports in St Louis
In St Louis January market notes Timothy hay strong and higher with receipts and demand. Clover mixed hay scarce and sought after. Prairie hay steady while alfalfa quiet. Prices quoted for No 1 to No 2 grades vary, with standard and light clover mixed values and specific bids listed.
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St. Louis
T. Louis
Jnv
Timothy
Nol Hanvy
Horses and Mules Prices Stubbornly Steady in St Louis Market
The St Louis market reports steady price levels for horses and mules with drafts and southern stock well bid. Quotas show heavy demand for draft and southern breeds, with prices ranging around $800 to $900 for various sizes and ages.
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St. Louisis
RT. Louis
Dan
Bantern Chipmdics
BNA
Southern Hovenes
Chotea
Ulus
Big Calf Club sale planned by First National Bank
Palmyra January 31 arrangements for the Pure Bred Stock Sale of the First National Bank's Boys and Girls Jersey Calf club are under way for February or March. The sale will feature 33 purebred heifers and 33 calves born since last year, with 18 heifer calves and 15 bulls. Breeding details list many named cows and owners, including Oxford's Ramp owned by Ralph Donelson and Oxford Handsome Kitty owned by Bruce Summers, among others.
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Palmyra
First National Bank
Boys and Girls
Jersey
Settles
Oxford
Ralph Donelson
Handsome Lilly
A. N. Allen
Philadelphia
Eloisa Belle
Waller Brothers
Hambie
Taylor Sisters
Beauty
Wallace Gray
Dixie Girlie
John W. Head
Youll Do
Ruth
Clyde Young
Kathleen
George Weller
Laurette
Edgar Prlantz
Hannibal
Oxford Isabel
J. M. Matlock
Theo
Pearly Crane
Floyd Moss
Roy Lucan
Helen Doolittle
Woolland
Elsie
Drucilla
Harold Cunnings
Idie
Bryant
May Coons
Justa Oxford
Virgil Gottman
Greenfield
Eminence
S Lass
Ethlyn Ladd
Nora Romp
Carnation
Cyrene Mellyman
Palimyra
Iandsome
L. B. Eaker
Philadel Iy
Charles Ulro
Juliette Fern
Eva Hosman
Baby Guards
Rozelle Vickery
Rene Girl
Youn Do
Carl Frankenbush
J. L. Pryor
Hamlice Oxford Jean
Luther Gottman
Edward Foreman
Yambie
Lena Belle
Cast
WLR, Jones, Ely
Russell Crane
Clay Gibbons
Victuity
Omaha
Aviation Corps
U. S. Anmy
New York
Tons Peaster
Tom Rigigh
France
Examinations By Adams Co Board List Attendees
A list of names appears for examinations by the Adams County Board including Wm L Whitefield Ursa Otto Jaeger Quincy Chas A Simmonds Milton Silas G Odell Loraine noy Paisley Clayton Levi H Thompson Ursa Emil Merker Quincy Edward Merker Quincy Fred Ntekamp Quincy Harold Nutt Mendon Henry Mowen Kellerville Charles M Willey Ursa Thomas A Fuller Loraine Fdw Glanzman Quincy Hiarry Cook Barry Roy Long Quincy Fred O Erke Fowler Wm I Goodwin Marblehead Ed Wear Loraine Fay Hendricks Barry Lawrence Graff Adams Milton Dean Adams James C White Paloma Co D Bates Camp Point Russell Nelson Camp Point Teuls Kauder Camp Point Prosper Tourneur Liberty Edward Schlipman Quincy Wm K Rose Quincy Walter S Pieper Camp Point Albert Walker Liberty William Mixer Camp Point Willis J Seward Payson R A Harris Payson George A Anderson Mendon Frank Brockmeyer Quincy Special or Limited Charles Pilcher Mendon Stuart Summers Quinncy Lee Fusseml an Plainville Victor Sego Quincy James R Guthrie Camp Point Floyd Plowman Quincy Milledge Moser Quincy c L Thompson Golden
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General Service
Wm. L. Whitefield
Ursa
Otto Jaeger
Quincy
Hiarry Cook
Barry
Roy Long
Fred O. Erke
Fowler
Wm. I. Goodwin
Marblehead
Ed Wear
Loraine
Fay Hendricks
Lawrence Graff
Adams
Milton Dean
James C. White
Paloma
D. Bates
Camp Point
Russell
Nelson
Teuls Kauder
Prosper Tourneur
Liberty
Edward Schlipman
Wm. K. Rose
Walter S. Pieper
Albert Walker
William Mixer
Willis J. Seward
Payson
R. A. Harris
George A. Anderson
Mendon
Frank Brockmeyer
Special Or Limited
Charles Pilcher
Stuart Summers
Quinncy
Lee Fusse
Man
Plainville
Victor Se
Trans-Continental Roads Get Increase
Washington Jan 31 The interstate commerce commission authorized trans continental railroads to raise rates from eastern points to Pacific seaports to the level of the existing inter mountain rates. It refused to allow canceling commodity rates on less than a carload and applying higher class rates. Galveston routes saw rate increases to match all rail east west levels. Export commodities may be raised. through coast rates were deemed too low. Greek church taxes 3 percent of yearly income. monasteries taxed. penalties for evasion specified.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Trans-Continental
Pacific Seaport
Galveston
Pacific
Eastern Territory
Mountain Territory
Atlantic
Pacific Seaboard
Pike County Teachers Institute Saturday in Barry
Barry January 31 Pike County Teachers Institute to be held in Barry school assembly hall with a full county turnout. Morning sessions include music, recitations, and primary reading demonstrations. Afternoon features discussions on reading, lesson plans, word drills, music, calisthenics, and a high school program. Basketball at Coliseum Hull vs Kinderhook. School museum open. Quote from Hamlin Brown notes long travel history.
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Barry
Pike County
Teachers’ Institute
Burgess
Sidney McCormick
Alta Melntire
Edna Murphy
Assembly Hall
Amy Martin
Hollis
Glenna Kinney
U.S. Boys’ Working Reserve
H.C. McCarrel
T. C. Moore
R. R. Kimmell
N. A. Meserve
G. O. Main
Mildred Hess
J. N
Salts 5 FINE FOR KIDNEYS QUIT MEAT
A well known authority says regular meat eaters can prevent kidney issues by flushing them with four ounces of rad Salts in water before breakfast for a few days. The remedy, Jad Salts, is described as a grape and lemon acid lithia mix that cleans kidneys and neutralizes urine acids.
Persistent traveler recalls his long journey through life
The speaker notes he missed one train through his own fault after sleeping in hotels for 4,000 nights, visiting 75,000 stores, and mailing 5,000 letters with only one failing to reach its destination.
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St. Louia
Greers
Calvays
Inminba
Mississippio River
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Chofer Oss
Slade Yg
Choyee Hess
Anck Brothers
Daily Market Letter
Seed Market
Jon
Tima Loans
TSR! Creamery
Uta
Sky
J. E. Bennett & Co
Petrograd
Zlotowsky
Michailov
Lynochaisky
Leon Trotzky
Muranev
Nogin
Mile
Colonial
United States
Siberian
Pacific Ocean
Russia
BANK
Fairhaven
Adams Co. Board
Greece
Institute OF Pike CO
Hamlin Brown
New Hampshire
Webb
Webb Chemical Co
Heidbreder’s
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Broadway
6Th and Chestnut
Ruff-Koyer Hardware
Knollenberg Milling CO
J. H. Waldron
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Wells Brig
Fifth
Maine Streeta
Quingy
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