Wheat and markets mixed as New York port closure eases
Chicago wheat futures closed unsettled with July around 1.98 and May near 1.82 as ex it demand and export news influenced trading. Corn rose about 38 percent, oats steady, and provisions strengthened with export inquiries holding steady despite earlier market jitters from the New York port closure.
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Chicago
New York
Hy Long Commission Co
PDE Ee
Iy Pvt
Minneapolis -Priday
Grain Market Prices From Across the Midwest and East
Grain price reports from St Louis Kansas City Minneapolis and New York show varied values for Wheat Corn and Oats. Prices list No 2 and No 8 grades with mixed results across regions reflecting daily trading activity.
Local Markets Update with Hay Grain and Meat Prices
Wholesale prices for hay and grain including wheat at 2.50 per bushel and corn at 0.50. Milling and flour prices listed by Ronollenberg Milling Co with items such as high patent flour and straight patent flour. Livestock quotations show hogs, pigs, calves, and cattle ranges. poultry, eggs, butter, and hides priced daily by local firms. Includes shipping and cattle yard notes and regional transport references.
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AMILE
T.yu
Gs.co. Millet
Ronollenberg AlrMing Company
Norther
Pew
Wiheargeou
Fey
Asiele
Anck Brothers
Davis and Cleaver Co
Market Prices and Supplies Report From June Trade Day
A dated June 2 market note from St Louis lists prices for alfalfa hay rye straw and grains with values for oats wheat and corn. It notes firm demand for certain feeds while hay and alfalfa show varied pricing and limited availability.
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St. Louis
T. Lotus
Neitiy
Chicago
Hicago
Too -Hay
Chojee Othy
Wheat and corn market jitter amid bullish crop estimates
Long Commission Co. notes Snow's crop guesses for winter and spring wheat and a potential bullish tilt if war lingers. Corn rallies on cold weather and cash demand but unlikely to sustain a long term bull market as crop prospects improve and supplies rise. Oats demand stays firm with bears short covering.
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B. W. Snow
Snow
Seaboard
Hogs and Feeds Steady on Local Market
Hogs quoted ten cents higher on Friday as twenty farmers attended the city stock sale. Loose hay brought six loads with prices from 19 to 21 a ton. Corn and oats moved with loads selling at 1.68 and 1.70 a bushel and 72 cents per bushel respectively. One load of haled straw brought 8 a ton.
Livestock prices and horse listings from St Louis area
Horse draft prices range from 125 to 195 dollars with large drafts listed at 1954 dollars per pair. Mules stand 14 to 18 hands high with prices around 110 to 165 dollars. Include a baking powder note for the pie crust.
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ST. Louis
Turbulent New York trading as port closure rumors shake markets
Nervous Friday session as alarming rumors of the New York port closure and sinking ships spook investors. U S Steel dived to 1203 then rebounded to 13134, with overall heavy selling and steel led the day’s activity amid 1,250,000 shares traded. Gold exports resumed and bonds showed rising demand for Anbio French 3s as the market swung in late trading.
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New York
U. S. Steel
Pacific
Japan
Spain
U. S
Livestock Market Prices and Receipts Across Regions
Hogs and cattle receipts listed for Omaha and Kansas City markets. Prices shown include heavy hogs at 25.0 to 40.0, native steers 10.0 to 15.95, cows 8.50 to 11.59, stockers 6.75 to 10.80, calves 10 to 14, and sheep with lambs at 14 to 18. Western and southern streams noted with varied prices. totals indicate active sale days with fluctuating demand.
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Omaha
Neb
Wanaas City
Kansas City
Sugeigo
Lamba
Wethers
Markets and receipts from Chicago New York and St Louis crate
Market notes report receipts and firsts for creamery and poultry at Chicago New York and St Louis with prices, counts of ordinary firsts and extras. Various commodities include butter creamery products and poultry items with fluctuating bids and noted totals across locations.
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Chilengo
Mhtcago, Inc
Atari
Dirk
Poultry Alive
Kansas City
Brettera
New York
Stern
Poultry -Loess
Stegev
Ehtekets
Towls
Llera
Birthday Party in Country Home Brings Fifty Guests
Grace Goodrich hosted a village birthday gathering at Kim Brough Bros. southeast of Carthage. Rain moved the event indoors after games and music, with strawberry ice cream cake and late departures. Attendees included Carl Kimmel Ruth Talbot and others from Plymouth Albuquerque and nearby areas.
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Carthage
Miss Grace Goodrich
Kimbrough Bros
Miss Grace
Carl Kimmel
Ruth Talbot
Dave Kimbrough
Nora Ervin
Chellis
Damon Boston
Plymouth
C. M. Botts
Robert and
Mildred
Albuquerque
N. M
Anna Boswell
Mr. Warner
M. E
Rockport
Texas
William
Benjamin
Edward MacLelland
Hamilton
Leota Wheeler
Kahoka
George Sample
Edith
W. E .Layton
St. Paul Hospital
Bennie Grove
Elzy Grove
Keokuk
Gratia Kreig
Helen Laffey
West Point
Wilkham Molborn
John D. Ferris
S. H. Ferris
Leon Chevillon
William McGulivery
Reokuk
Mary Bennett
W. E. Boswell
E. Pumphrey
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Neokuk
Farmers urged to build big silos for conservation
A plea urges farmers to provide silos to conserve feed for winter and aid the national conservation movement. Counties vary in silo presence with Adams county only fairly supplied. The silo is seen as a blessing to cattlemen amid rising seed prices.
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National
Adams
Fight Pests That Attack Beans in the Garden
The National Emergency Food Garden Commission urges protection of beans from leaf beetles and plant lice with arsenate of lead and nicotine sulphate sprays, Bordeaux as rotation, and diligent removal of crumpled leaves and diseased pods. Do not save seeds from diseased plants.
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National Emergency Food Garden Commission
Bordeaux
Farm Notes on Poultry and Garden Practices
Agricultural tips cover fowl care including comb color as health sign and evaluating value of hens. Advice on planting, manure use, and feeding suggests practical methods for kitchen gardens and fruit beds, with notes on syrup from apples and strawberry bed rotation to cabbage.
Community notes from Knox County and nearby towns
Local residents list visits and movements across the region including Toelin Vourfossi, Alea Poster, and Mrs Archer Fetatives. Reports mention church services, funeral calls, legal visits, teaching assignments, and summer touring plans for performers in nearby towns through Iowa and the Dakotas.
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Toelin Vourfossi
Pose Es Fer
Pintesaker
Galt
Alea
Lae Sorneeyd Grisdraether
Archer Fetatives
Davis
Carroll Holx
Jeffferson City
Vdbett
Dee Thomas
TL. J. Westcart
Knoxty
Thig
Viola Magee
Brookfield
J. C. Bond
Kertesville
Magee
Waterloo
Iowa
Redpath-Vawter
Seed Market Prices Listed for Toledo Market
Seed market notices show Maver seed Prime cash at 11.20 in June and 11.65 in December, Alsike-trime at 11.50 in September, Timothy-Erime at 4.16 in September with additional September price 3.76. August Toledo market data lists $11.50 for Alsike-trime and $4.16 for Timothy-Erime.
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Toledo
Maver
Timothy—Erime
Bankers Meeting Delayed and Community Notices
Liberty Illinois reports postponements including a bankers meeting in Quincy and a Sunday evening reschedule for a bank offering. Local activities list visits between villagers and friends, postponed exercises in Witesten, and assistance from Liberty residents to Mr Maney vo Watuehter.
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G. AL Wendricks
Bankers
Quincy
William Teunis
Lydia Hendricks
Wits
Dare Ajoonmd
Dr Kings New Life Pills Ad Claims Spring Laxative Use
An old advertisement touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as a non griping laxative that removes winter wastes and purifies blood. It promises increased vitality and brighter complexion and directs readers to buy at druggists for 25 cents.
Cabbage Diseases Declared Uncurable by Bulletin
A national emergency food garden commission bulletin states cabbage diseases cannot be cured and diseased plants must be pulled up and burned. It lists four main diseases, describes symptoms, and warns against seed infection from contaminated sources. It also covers controlling cabbage pests with sprays and safety notes for humans.
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National Emergency Food Garden Commission
Socialist Priest Resigns Over Treason Allegations
Reverend Bernard Iddings Bell, dean of Fond du Lac Episcopal cathedral, resigns from the Socialist party citing treasonable conduct over war policy. His statement will appear in the Living Church Saturday.
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Chicago
Bernard Iddings Bell
Protestant Episcopal
Fond du Lac
Wis
Socialist Party
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