Market News Grain Prices Fall Amid Federal Action Hopes
Chicago June 11 grain market closes heavy as efforts by the federal reserve banking system to curb speculation spark selling. Corn leads losses with July at 1.67 and Sept near 1.69, oats down and hog prices lifting provisions. Bearish sentiment from a government crop report pressures early trading despite late session weakness in corn. Gasoline-like commodities and car-lot figures from Minneapolis, Duluth, Winnipeg show mixed activity and steady receipts and shipments across wheat corn and oats.
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Chicago
Federal Reserve Banking System
Long Commission Cat
Eee
Northwest
Minneapolis
Duluth
Winnipeg
Grain Prices Across Cities Reflect Mixed Wheat Market
Chicago, Peoria, Minneapolis, Kansas City, St. Louis, and New York report mixed cash grain prices. No. 2 durum white, No. 2 yellow, and No. 2 white oats show varied bids. corn and oats prices move within narrow ranges, with standard and white varieties cited across multiple markets.
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Chicago
Peoria
Chieher
New York
New York Stocks By J E Bennett Co Optimistic Copper Outlook
The Wednesday stock report shows irregular prices with copper advancing on strong demand and motors declining. Purchases urged in several rails and industrials, with coal, oils, and steels gaining. Buy Union and Southern Pacific Atchison Great Northern St. Paul and others.
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New York
J. E. Bennett & Co
Willya-Overland
Studetaker
General Motora
Macunda
Union
Southern Pacific
Atchison, Great Northern
St. Paul
Mock Island
Southern Railway
Liberty
Pency
Baldwin Locomotive
Broad Street
Cosden
Federal
Boston-Wyoming
Allen
Caledonia
Hecla
Cresson
Hay and straw market notes from St Tauis
June 11 Timothy hay market shows strength and higher prices due to light recruitment and strong local demand for higher grade. Prices listed for Timothy No 1 Sile 41 42, Standard 59 40, No 2 88 740, No 8 840 35, Choice 37 38, Standard 50 6 32, Clover and other hay types quoted with various grade numbers and prices amid limited supply.
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ST. Tauis
Timothy
Market Wrap Shows Broad Decline in Commodities and Stocks
Corn prices fell after early gains amid broader protest against high costs and unrest. Oats weakened due to plentiful supply and weak demand, while provisions fluctuated on sales and government stock publicity. Stocks opened weak on a Fed warning against over speculation and a looming telegraphers strike, with United States Steel and other heavy issues driving losses. Investors urged to use breaks to invest surplus funds.
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Irving
Federal Reserve Bank
United States
Local Market Prices for Hay and Grain by Knollenberg Milling
Prices paid for hay and grain include wheat at $2.30 top and $2.27 for No 2, baled straw at 8 9, hay mixes from $23 to $32, oats 70 72e, rye $1.25 1.36, and various tabled feeds. Also listed are cattle and hog quotes, poultry and eggs, and mill feeds with brand names and per hundredweight figures.
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Knollenberg Milling Company
Anck Brothers
C. ¥. Bizhop Co
Anco
Swift
Blatchford
Natchford
Markets News Roundup Butter and Sugar Mixed in New York
NEW YORK June 11 Butter weak receipts higher than extras 53 953 creamery 62 62% firsts 50% 61% eggs irregular receipts 41 611 fresh firsts 44 storage packed extras 42% 74734 cheese weak receipts 6304 state whole milk flats specials 31% 31% live poultry steady broilers 45 50 others unchanged dressed steady fowls 30 37 old roosters 23 New York Sugar raw sugar steady centrifugal 7.28 fine granulated 9.00 Chicago June 11 Butter lower creamery 45 firsts 40% ordinary firsts 38 40 storage packed firsts 42% Poultry alive unchanged potatoes weak arrivals 97 cars old northern white 1 car lots 3.76 New York Coffees spot 7s 20c Santos 24% to 24%
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New York
Chicago
Aly
Texas
Louisiana
Seed Market Toledo Report Prices by Variety
Seed market in Toledo lists Clover premium cash at 27.00 for December 21.55 and October 21.65. Alsike prime shows October 20.00 and December 20.00. Timothy prime cash old 5.40 and new 5.40 with September 6.00, October 5.55, December 5.27 percent.
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Toledo
Alsike
Timothy
Stocks End Lower After Fed Worries Prompt Gains Only in Tobacco
New York June 11 renewed concern by federal reserve officials over excessive speculation weighed on stocks as most prices fell 1 to 18 points. Only tobacco shares stayed firm with American Tobacco and related issues rising about 6 points on word large investors formed a company to push into foreign retail. General Motors slid 11 points, Southern Pacific dropped 3.5, and declines spread across motors, oils, rails, and equipment. After hours, heavy demand for loans signaled continued short selling. total volume reached 1.9 million shares with par value sales around 13.3 million.
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New York
Federal Reserve Bank
Washington
Stock Exchange
Gamatra Tobarzeco
General Motors
Southern Pacific
U. S Steel
Chicago
Hook Island
A. T
Am. Loco
B. R.ot
Can. Pac
C. M
St. P
Erie
Gert. Nor. Pfd
Nor. Pac
Rock Island
Studebaker
U. & Steel
U. B& Steel
Willys-Over
Livestock Market Reports From Chicago and Midwest
Chicago hog receipts 35 000 with prices up to 20.30 supported by strong close. cattle receipts 13 000 with mixed changes and calves up. sheep receipts 17 000 with killing grades firm to higher. Kansas City hogs higher with top near 20.25. cattle higher. St Louis hogs up to 20.20. Peoria hogs up to 19.95 tobacco
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Chicago
Medina
Kanana City
Kansas City
St. Louis
Peoria
Peorta
Liberty bonds and U S government securities quotes
New York June 11 Liberty bonds quoted: final 3 1/4s at 99.40, first 4s 95.30, second 4s 94.28, first divide 95.70, second 94.40, third 4s 95.40, fourth 4s and Victory 33s at 100.02 and 99.9. Mercantile paper 6.4-6.5%, Sterling around 4.60%. government bonds steady, time deposits firm near 6%.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
Liberty Bond
Fina
New York Money
Mercantile Paper
Sterling ‘Sey
Ida Am Yon
Bae Gull
Market quotes and a Guthrie Center flight report
Rye and barley prices in Chicago and St Louis markets with figures for rye No 3 barley timothy and clover. Cottonseed oil and linseed bark quotes. A Guthrie Center note reports Cam uede and George Barnett landing a prairie to Canada airplane trip about 900 miles, delayed by weather and other obstacles.
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Iowa
Guthrie Center
Cam Uede
George Barnett
Canada
Toror
Aby Hee
Baer
Prague schooltypo fragment prompts archival note
Fragmentary OCR text references Prague and names a city or organization in a garbled string. Readable elements point to a historical local item, but essential nouns and actions are missing, leaving only scattered terms and partial place references without a clear event or outcome.
Local residents return and visit in Clayton area
Bogerett Gibson comes home from Philadelphia where he was discharged from service and will resume work later this week. Dr. and Mrs. Bryant of Mt. Sterling plan summer duties in Mt. Sterling. Residents from Camp Point, Kirksville, and Chicago visit relatives here as social events and local gatherings occur through the weekend.
Local residents attend meetings and visits across towns
Shelbyville residents including Miss Susie Singleton and Mrs. P B Pumi travel to Fayette for a P E O convention while Mrs A A Ross of Memphis seeks a dwelling. Other locals visit from Monroe City and Clarence with trips to Quincy Camp Point and Hominy Oklahoma noted among a string of social calls and work-related travels.
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Susie Singleton
P. B. Pumi
Shelbyville
T. W. Lyell
Fayette Wednual
A. A. Ross
Memphis
Ross
Carrie Patterson
Miles and
Jates
Frank Wine
Clarence
Ben Singleton
Familly
Emma Smith
Camp Point
Roy Threlkeld
Quincy
George Stout
Hannibal
J. E. Heald
Monroe City
W. M. Seward
Portland Oregon
Lucy Connelly
GH. Miles
St. Louis
Ida Miles
Everett R. Heckett
Camp Potnut
Anna Long
John Thomas
R. M. Adams
George Glamser
Hunnewell
Ou Fowler
D. McHenry
Hominy Okla
Harry Blackburn
Local Farmers Await Wheat Harvest A Summer Phrasing
The report notes farmers preparing for wheat harvest while Miss Fannie Gooch returns home for summer. Several residents, including Mr and Mrs G H Terrill and Mrs Amit Fagang, shopped in Hannibal, with others attending meetings and visits. Overseas and illness items appear among community notes, including Ebra Hwing returning from overseas and Mrs Everett Taylor listed sick. A reception honors Wilber Scott and Raymond McKamil, with talks by overseas boys Freddie Eppler Russell Crane Clay Gibbons.
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Fannie Gooch Hag
G. H. Terrill
Amit Fagang
J. K. Gibbons
Hannibal
Jamie Banks
Palmyra
Catherine Waller
Mable Martin
Palmyra High School
Birdie Razey
Edd Kerrick
Ebra Hwing
Wille Fessenden
Dallas
Texas
Pittsfield Couple Weds in City Home Ceremony
Faris A. Main of Pittsfield and Miss Sue G. Long of Summer Hill were married Saturday at the home of Mr and Mrs William D Dutton with Rev. W M Hopking of the Federated church officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard M Long, is a popular county young woman. The groom, oldest son of Mr and Mrs George Main, works in live stock and farming. Several local residents and relatives are noted, with other city news including military discharges and community notices.
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Faris A. Main
Sue G. Long
Summer Hill
Willian D. Dutton
W. It. Hopking
Federated Church
Richard M. Long
Summer Hii
George Main
Hmve
Maywood News and Local Happenings In Brief
Rev. G W Humphrey called to Hurdland due to brother John Guinan’s illness. Quincy visitor looked over local store interests. visited Ewing and Hurdland. J A Quinn and son Donald traveled to Strksville for X ray work on a child. Kenneth Kirkham returned from Fulton after school. Maywood teachers elected for year: Hedgock superintendent, Ward Canton, Fay Moore, Hope Carter. Mrs Stewart Elder and child back from Des Moines. J R Adams shipped 1000 pounds wool. Margerite Cason returned for summer from Fulton. Mrs L J Gradner and children visiting Center Mo. Rose Cheney closing millinery for Quincy trip. Corp William Falconer discharged at Carp Funston. Trene Obenhain and Floyd Jones join Maywood Baptist Church by letter.
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G. W. Humphrey
Hurdland
John Guinan
Quincy
Ewing and
J. A. Quinn
Donald
Strksville
Kenneth Kirkham
Fulton
Maywood
Hedgock
Ward
Canton
Fay Moore
Hope Carter
Stewart Elder
Des Moines
J. R. Adams
Margerite Cason
L. J. Gradner
Center Mo
Rose Cheney
Corp
Wm. Falconer
Carp Funston
Trene Obenhain
Floyd Jones
Maywood Baptist Church
Los Angeles
Calif
Dover
Town People Share Dinners Visits And Local Happenings
Mr and Mrs FE Benson motor to Quincy after banking hours. Carron Larrimore and Loren Linthi cun have ponies and are the envy of every small child. Prof Warner will move to Payson and occupy his property there. Ed Lewton and family ate fried chicken Sunday with his sister Mrs Lydia Cunningham. Nellie Schmalishof and children of Richfield spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Arley Lease of Kansas. Mr and Mrs Lee Cunningham and Ed Cunningham of Barry visited with J and Mrs Philip Fahs. Mr Lease is just home from overseas born and reared near Plainville. Wheat is falling down and in low land turning yellow. Mrs Minnie Fusselman and children visiting in Barry. Mr Rushs had company from Barry Sunday afternoon. Mesdames Perry Journey and Walter Hampsire have piano players. Mr Otto Lightle and wife spent Sunday at Philo Hibbards. The W M B S will have Miss Bennet a missionary speaker at their Thanksgiving service at M church next Sunday morning. A Sunday school convention will be held at Shiloh next Sunday afternoon. A reception was given the solicitor Dore in the Baptist church Saturday night.
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Bogerett Gibson
Philadelphia
J. H. Bryant
Mt. Sterling
Dan Peters
Peters
California
Alma Williamson
Brother Lee
Fred Henke
Chas. Omer
Kirksville
A. S. Omer
Everett Miller
Camp Point
F. A. Miller
Howard Miller
Chicago
Ruth
J. P. Peters
Hurley Smith
Springfield
F. L. Enslow
Windy City
W. O. Shankeg
Camp Grant
Hnttle
Margaret
Golden
Timewell
Eastern Star
Louise
India
Hardin
Quincy
Martin King
Ed. Linn
Ernest Yeldell
Willie Dewitt
Kellarville
Florence Dodd
Macomb
FE. E.benson
Funay
Carron Larrimore
Loren Linthicun
Prof
Warner
Payson
Ed Lewton
Lydia Cunningham
Nellie Schmalishof
Richfield
Arley Lease
Kansas
Big
Lee Cunningham
Ed Cunningham
Barry
Philip Fahs
Lease
Overseas
Plainville
Minnie Fusselman
Rush
Mesdames Perry Journey
Walter Hampsciré
Air
Otto
Richfield Social News Highlights Visitors Returnees
Nellie Spouston and children from Shia Kansay visit relatives in Richfield. Albert and Byron Brown return home from overseas service. Tru mine Moore arrives Sunday. T O Moore and children visit Hull. James Stearns family visit Hull area. Andrew Flick and A W Moore visit Hull. Missey Mildred and Myra Rice visit Payson relatives. Sadie Whitney and children from Hannibal visit. Carl Rice of St Louis visits father Earl Rice. Sadie Moore returns home from Hull. Earl Rice conducts business in Hull. Roy Lease family visit Quincy. Ice cream party hosted by P H Kistner for son Audrey turning twelve.
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Hull
Missey Mildred
Myra Rice
Payson
J. JL. Rice
Sadie Whitney
Hannibal
Carl Rice
St. Louis
Earl Rice
Sunny
Sadie Moore
Roy Lease
Quincy
P. H. Kistner
Audrey
Basco Man Claims Blue Grass Champion Title
Samuel Jacobs of Basco Hancock county answers rival Enoch Swisher of Liberty in a grass stalk contest. Jacobs reported a blue grass stalk of 65.5 inches with a spear of 71.5 inches, noting Liberty earned full credit for raising the finding in Saturday's Whig.
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Samuel Jacobs
Basco
Hancock County
Enoch Swisher
Liberty
Fragmentary field note on a blue grass match query
A reader describes a field stroll and a record find. asks where the blue grass raisers match or beat this. The text is fragmentary with unclear subjects and no concrete details.
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Sheela
Peace Treaty Signed By July 1, Paper Says
Paris dispatch notes Echo de Paris predicts Germany will sign a peace treaty by July 1 and have it ratified by August 1. It expects to receive the German counter proposals by Friday and suggests the Scheidemann government may be replaced if terms are rejected. Also mentions a belief about coffee leaf infusion.
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Paris
Germany
Echo de Paris
Scheidemann
Ely's Cream Balm for catarrh and stuffed nose
An old advertisement extols Ely's Cream Balm to open clogged nostrils and relieve head cold or catarrh. It promises quick breathing after applying a small amount in the nose, soothing inflamed mucous membranes and ending dull headaches and snuffles.
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Ely
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