Argentine corn lift strengthens Chicago grain market
Argentine corn supply fears and rumors of no cereal pact with Argentina helped push Chicago grain prices higher. May and other futures closed with gains from 2 to 4 percent, while oats advanced modestly and provisions weakened or held. Market moves followed British curbs and a U S food administration denial of wheat resales, with detailed price data and weekly receipts and shipments reported.
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Chicago
Entente al Mes
Argentina
United States Food Administration
Long Commission Co
Lamson Bros. Market Summary Mixed Open With Short Covering
Corn opened weak but short covering in large proportions lifted prices near Wednesday's decline. Nearby delivery demand and light receipts supported futures while cash demand improved. Provisions weakened to lows with locals providing minor support. Stocks showed modest gains as outside trade remained constrained and sentiment stayed bearish, though some specialists warned against a sharp short position.
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Ats
Chicago and Midwest Grain Prices Thursday Markets
Chicago and major midwestern markets report mixed cash grain prices with No. 3 mixed and No. 4 yellow wheat trading around $1.20 to $2.34 in Chicago and Kansas City with corn bids near $1.30 to $1.40, oats around $0.59 to $0.60, and regional price shifts noted in Minneapolis Omaha Peoria and New York Spot levels. Multiple exchanges show varied grades and deliveries, with April/May notes and standard averages reflecting early year grain trades.
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Chicago
Cincago
Jun
St. Louis
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Omaha
Stocks Drift With Mixed Gains as Steel and Oils Lead
Stocks resumed bullish activity with gains in steel and related shares while rails lagged. United States Steel advanced about 1% amid short covering, oils and shippings boosted forenoon firmness, and motors posted mid-day gains. Listed totals: 425,000 shares traded. bond list steady with Liberty issues slight.
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New York
Ralls
United States Steel Quarterly
Motors
Studebaker
General Mosore
Kellys Springfield Res
Liberty
Bert Sug
A. T
Loco
Atchison Issene
Can. Pac
Cc. M
St. P
Eric
Elec
Nor. Pfa
Lehigh
N.Y
N.H
Ee Pac
Rock Island
Pac
U.S. Steel
Willys-Over
Markets Steady Local Quotations on Thursday
Hay market unchanged with one load of loose mixed hay at 24 per ton, another at 25, loose timothy hay at 324 per ton, oats at 0.75 per bushel, and three loads of baled wheat straw at 10 per ton reported at the Market lot.
Local Market Prices for Farm Products and Livestock
Market report from Knollenberg Milling and Davis-Cleaver Co. lists prices for hay by type and grade, straw, oats and corn costs, and wagon loads of hogs and cattle. Includes barley and clover timothy mixes, with regional quotes and daily corrections for livestock and poultry prices.
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Pelcen
Knollenberg Milling Company
Anck Brothers
Davis-Cleaver Co
New York Stocks Market Steady Across Industries
Stocks drifted steadier on Thursday with gains in the Industria group while many issues recovered prior losses. Specific notes include U S Steel trading around 90 with guidance to buy on rallies and hold for gains, Liberty bonds firm with advice to buy and hold to maturity, and positive sentiment on rails and mining shares amid favorable news.
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Industria Group
U.S. Steel
Liberty
Standont
Pacifics
Atchigan
St. Paul
Southern Railway
Kansis
Southern
Lilly Studebaker
Willys-Overland
Anaconda Copper
Sinclair
Baling Caledonia
Hecla
Cresson
Island
Livestock and farm goods prices report East St Louis
East St Louis farm market shows strong demand for fat southern mares and various mule sizes with prices listed. Also included are poultry eggs, hens, springs, ducks and turkeys, plus extensive quotes for milled products, paints, turpentine, and wool prices from local firms and brokers.
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East
Louis
Knox College
Gaieouw
Turkey
W. H. Baker
C. FL
Ishop Co
Miller & Arthur Co
Livestock Market Reports From St Louis and Chicago
Summary of livestock prices and receipts from St Louis and Chicago on January 31, covering hogs cattle and sheep with steady to strong markets. Includes rates for lights pigs mixed and heavy hogs and for cattle calves and stockers. Also notes butter eggs poultry and sugar trends across New York Chicago and Kansas City markets.
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St. Louisa
ST. Louis
Chicago
Kansans City
Kansas City
Kansan City
Springs
New York Money Markets Report Jan 31
New York mercantile paper quoted at 55 percent. Sterling 60 day bills at 4.7314. Mexican dollars at 1744. Government bonds easy and railroad bonds steady. Time loans 60 days 90 days and 6 months at 5 percent.
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New York Money
New York
Mercantile Paper
Seed Market Toledo Prices for Clover Alsike Timothy
Seed Market Toledo lists Clover seed prime cash at 24.65 in January, 24.65 in February, 24.50 in March, 28.80 inMarch. Alsike prime cash 17.30 January, 17.30 March, 17.40 March. Timothy prime cash 84.70 old, new 4.86 February, 4.50 March, 4.95 April, 4.05 May, 4.95 September 1.5.
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Toledo
Yan
Alsike
Timothy
Grain prices and crops market report brief
Rye No 2 stands at 1.62 per bushel while Barley at 0.838 99. Timothy sits at 7.10 and Clover shows nominal values in the Chicago Tan market report.
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Chicago
Tan
Russian allied envoys call for active aid to free Russia
Five Russian political figures urge Entente support to defeat Bolshevik rule and unite Russia under a new government. They advocate aiding southern volunteer forces, securing key towns and rail junctions, and liberating Petrograd to prevent a totalitarian dictatorship.
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Russia
Vladimir Gurko
Nicholas Shebeko
Vienna
Sergius Tretiakoff
Russian Ecumenical Council
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Constantine Krovoposkoff
Paris
Paul Miliukoff
Russian Constitutional Democrats
Northern
Caucasus
Siberia
Free Russia
Petrograd
Baltic Sea
America
Europe
Lenine
Trotzky
St. Jacobs Liniment Promises Quick Rheumatism Relief
A vintage advertisement urges readers to stop internal treatment for rheumatism and rub St. Jacob's Liniment on tender spots. It claims quick relief from pain, soreness, stiffness, sciatica, lumbago, and neuralgia without skin burning, encouraging a trial bottled from any drug store.
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Bolshevik Threat to Europe Cited by Russian Delegates
Russian army delegates claim Bolshevik forces number 500,000 and state Soviet rule in Russia is the deadliest enemy to democracy, condemning any lasting peace as unstable and a constant danger to Europe and neighboring states.
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Europe
Russia
Carthage Boy Dies After Keokuk Hospital Stay
Hugh M. Sargeant ten year old son of Mr and Mrs William H Sargeant died at St Josephs hospital Keokuk after an appendectomy on Thursday at 3 45 am He was ill a week and had been sent for medical care His parents brothers Frank and Fred survive Funeral arrangements pending Moss Ridge cemetery Adair county broader city brief notes on Carthage residents and visitors follow.
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Hugh M. Sargeant
William H. Sargeant
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Keokuk
Hugh
William H
Fannie (Aiken) Sargeant
Adrias
Sergeant
Frank
Fred
Moss Ridge
Rushville
Carthage Personals
Chronic pelvic therapy claims cure for many ailments
A medical advertisement asserts abilities to treat chronic nervous and pelvic disorders in men and women, listing numerous conditions claimed to be cured by correcting pelvic issues. It promises confidential, free consultations and no charge for examination, urging readers to seek treatment.
Funeral of Private Leo Aleshire Held in Plymouth
The funeral service for Private Leo Aleshire was held in Plymouth on Thursday after his death at Camp Grant on Monday. Virgie Roath, who had spent months in Colorado Springs and with her sister Mrs George Philips in David City Nebraska, returned home at the start of the week. Virgil Johansen left for Salt Lake City to rejoin the Warwick quartet, a group he belonged to before enlisting. Byrne Inquest Verdict Finds Death Due to Organic Heart Trouble. The coroner's jury included Dr J T Jenkins J K Akers Will Booz Forest Gable Weakley Huston and Harry Pence, concluding Byrne died from organic heart trouble while serving as conductor on the Wabash railway.
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Plymouth
Camp Grant
Virgie Roath
Colorado Springs
George Philips
David City
Neb
Virgil Johansen
Salt Lake City
Utah
Warwick Quartet
Byrne
Loomis
Nick Byrne
Wabash Railway
J. T. Jenkins
J. K. Akers
Will Booz
Forrest Gable
Weakley Huston
Harry Pence
Women Denied Right to Decorate Coach
Washington Jan 30 The National Woman's party says railroad officials informed it that transport for the Democracy Special car on its planned country tour next month would be refused if the party proceeds with plans to paint prison doors on the car as part of its protest.
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Washington
National Woman's Party
Railroad Administration
Democracy
Elys Cream Balm Claims Instant Relief for Catarrh
An advertisement promises fast relief from nasal catarrh and head cold by applying a light coating of Elys Cream Balm in the nostrils. It claims the antiseptic cream soothes inflamed mucous membranes, clears air passages, and ends headaches and stuffed nose within moments.
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Adv
Morning hot water cleanse for health ad claim
An advertisement urges a daily inside bath by drinking real hot water with limestone phosphate each morning before breakfast. It claims cleansing the stomach kidneys and bowels prevents toxins, improves mood, headaches, and digestion, and touts a quarter pound as enough to demonstrate benefits.
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Bath
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