Market News Charts Mixed Grain and Livestock Moves
Chicago market notes weak corn with liquidation under a 200000 bushel limit, July and September futures near 1.6 dollars. oats flat to up. Provisions mixed as weather and labor unrest weigh, late rally from oversold pit and short-covering. Cash demand improves mildly as northwest weather prompts buying. packing interests absorb provisional product amid steady stock activity and talk of labor unrest.
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Chicago
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Long Commission Co
Weemebe Northwest
Minneapolis
Eusuth
CormaAn
Food Administration
de Oate
Teirg
Wheat and corn prices from Chicago and St Louis markets
Chicago and St Louis report mixed grain prices with No 1 and No 2 categories for wheat corn and oats. Prices show No 2 yellow corn around 1.72 to 1.74, white oats steady, and yellow and white corn varying across markets in Chicago St Louis Peoria and New York with minor declines and steady readings.
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Chicago
St. Louis
RT. Louts
Pearks
Peoria
New York
Minneapolis
Kanana City
Kansas City
Wall street gains lift amid renewed optimism and packing merger buzz
The market closes higher on the New York Stock Exchange as the week ends with improved sentiment in Wall Street circles. Leaders like Studebaker and General Motors attract buying while a planned merger of eight independent packing concerns looms, with investors urged to buy bonds and key rail stocks amid ongoing reconstruction and crop-related dividends.
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Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
Studebaker
Willys-Overland
White Motor
General Motor
Southern Railway
Jong
Anaconda
Central Leather
Sinehir
Texas Ol
U.S. Steel
Midvale Steel
Broad Street
Olls
Federal
Boston-Wyoming
Allen
Caledonia
Flecla
Cresson Gold
Market reports from New York Chicago fruits and dairy mixed
New York market notes show creamery prices with slight gains and firm receipts at 12 695, while Chicago butter falls and poultry remains steady. Potatoes see weak arrivals with U S No 1 northern white around 1 70 per cwt and Texas or Florida varieties listed with varied prices.
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New York
Chicago
U.S
Texas
Irish Cobbdlers
Kiss Triumphs
Florida
Spaulding
Rosy
Horses and Mules Sale Report from St Louis
Horses and mules market report from St Louis shows a weekly run with larger volume. Good to choice drafts bring 150 to 270 dollars, Eastern chunks 140 to 200, Southern horses 140 to 176, farm mares 150 to 200, extra mules with finish 150 to 850. Mules with different heights range 90 to 850 dollars, with prices for 13 to 18% hands listed from 50 to 140 dollars.
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St, Louis
Market roundup signals gains across key stocks and bonds
In a short week end session on the New York Stock Exchange Shippings led gains with International Mercantile Marine Americas International Corporation United Fruit and Atlantic Gulf and West Indies rising 2 to nearly 10 points Motor and food shares advanced while steels copiers and rails held steady United States Steel slipped slightly. Total sales reached 700000 shares The weekly bank statement showed continued accommodation with a $205 402000 increase reserves up 14790000 and heavy liquidation last Tuesday Bond market remained firm with strong demand for local traction notes and a range of Liberty bonds quotes published for June
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New York
Stock Exchange
International Mercantile Marine Common
Americas Interational Corporation
United Fruit
Atlantic Gulf and West Indies
United States Steel
Midwest and St Louis hog and cattle market report
Chicago and surrounding markets show hog receipts around 7,000 to 7,000 with steady to firm fronts and tops near 20.00, cattle receipts about 5, 0 with mix of steers and cows mostly lower, sheep receipts around 4,000 with lambs mixed in. St Louis, Kansas City and Peoria reports echo similar softness in cattle and steadier hogs, with prices ranging broadly by weight and class.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Kansan City
Kansas City
Peoria
Fproria
Toledo Seed Price Report for June Market
Toledo market notes Clover seed sells at 27.00 per unit now with October at 21.60 and December at 19.25 for Alsiko prime. Timothy seed shows cash old 5.50 and new 5.60 with September 6.17 and October 6.00 and December 6.15.
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Toledo
Alsiko
Timothy
Hay and coffee market report from St Louis and New York
Timonthy hay prices rise amid strong receipts and active demand with varying grades from No 1 to No 3 and alfalfa and clover mixes. Coffee spot prices in New York show Santos and Rio values with nominal quotes as of June 8.
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ST. Louis
Timothy Hay
Timothy
Clover Hay
Prairie Hay
Straw
New York
Santos
Tinseed on quote and cottonseed price report
A garbled OCR price note lists raw tinseed and various cottonseed quotes with per bushel like figures and color grades. It mentions winter white yellow and summer white samples, with scattered percentages and prices such as 1.91, 33, and 2640, though most data is unclear.
Medical force mobilized for war promptly
Chicago reports a pivotal war chapter as 40,000 civilian medical officers join Army Navy and Public Health Service. A total 112,000 medical personnel were mobilized from an estimated 140,000, with about half later demobilized. The Volunteer Medical Service Corps proved essential, guiding selection and placement of doctors across 4,000 counties.
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Chicago
Army
Navy
Public Health Service
Franklin Martin
Advisory Commission
General Medical Board
Council of National Defense
Martin
Washington
Army and Navy
Volunteer Medical Service Corps
Medical Service Corps
Marritte W. Ireland
Surgeon General
Dr. Martin
United States
Service Preference and Rapid Medical Mobilization Cited
The article reports on a covert propaganda influence guiding service preferences, with 100 applications signed to classify individuals for mobilization. It notes coded applications enabling quick grouping for specific work and cites Dr. Martin describing rapid doctor mobilization after requests from the Public Health Service.
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Martin
American Delegates Visit Made Demand For Republic
Dublin special dispatch notes three American delegates visiting Ireland show that most Irish people favor a republic and doubt remains about implementation. Visitors treated De Valera as a president with hopes for safe conduct to the peace conference. Sinn Fein leaders hosted. mass meetings drew thousands despite strict orders on unauthorized processions. The visit unsettles Unionists and raises expectations, with Home Rule openly scorned and Sinn Fein claiming to have killed the Home Rule Act.
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Ireland
America
de Valera
Frank Walsh
Count Plunket
Sinn
Cork
Sinn Fein
John MacNeill
The
National University
Derry City
Separate republic demand strengthens American stance
The text notes that the American visit has gently stiffened attitude and given substance to the demand for a separate republic, signaling firmer stance and clearer goals. The archival fragment implies a shift toward independence or autonomy during diplomatic engagement.
Kentucky Flag to Return From England After 1812 Loss
Kentucky’s battle scarred banner once carried by pioneers during the River Raisin fight in the war of 1812 may be returned from England. Discovered in Chelsea Royal Hospital, the flag bears part of the state motto United We Stand. Governor Black will seek its immediate return amid historical ties to Fort Detroit and Frenchtown. A separate item notes a million-dollar government purchase for 2000 acres around Camp Dachary Taylor in Louisville.
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Kentucky
Royal Hospital
Chelsea
London
James D. Black
J. M. Winchester
Frenchtown
Proctor
Raisin
Indiana
Detroit
Texas Wonder for kidney and bladder troubles ad
A vintage advertisement promoting Texas Wonder for kidney and bladder ailments in men and women, claiming relief for gravel diabetes and rheumatic issues. It promises mail order and contains testimonials, with the address of Dr. BE Hall in St. Louis and drugstore availability.
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Texas Wonder
BE. W. Hall
Olive St
St. Louis
Adv
Wanted Bond Salesman in Quincy Area for Bonds
A man well acquainted in Quincy and surrounding territory is sought to represent us in selling bonds on a commission basis. A capable and energetic person should earn 3600 monthly. Only high grade securities handled.
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Quincy
Why Be Fat Become Slim This Weight Loss Claim
An advertisement promotes a fat reduction system claiming you may eat freely without exercise. It suggests oil of kerein capsules and simple directions to lose up to sixty pounds, touting health and vigor benefits and added years of life.
Nuxated Iron Praised By Physicians In Courts Following Trials
Dr Schuyler Jaques, formerly Whithings Surgeon, testifies to use of Nuxated Iron in severe conditions with regualr improvements and patient reports. Manufacturers claim easy assimilation, teeth safety, no stomach upset, with refund if results fail. Local distributors Mull and Arthur Drug Co. and others advertise nationwide.
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New York
America
Moe
Fbian
Schuyler
Jaques
Whithngs
St. Elisabeth'a Hospital
New York City
Mull and Arthur Drug Co
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