Wheat Market Rises On Traffic Improvements And Peace Hopes
Wheat prices edged higher as reports of improving traffic and export buying at the seaboard supported gains. May futures around 1.82 to 1.83, July near 1.66, with corn and oats also advancing amid light receipts and mixed feed demand. Hog prices rose briefly as provisions moved, while overall market activity remained local and unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Iike
Mure
Seaboard
Long Commission
Lew
Cinse
Enea
Helhtay
Lys
Ben Yetmary
Wien
Grain Market Prices Across U.S. Cities
Wheat and corn futures mixed as markets report varied quotes from Chicago Kansas City Minneapolis Peoria and New York. Prices show No 2 red and No 2 hard wheat trading around 2.00 dollars, No 2 mixed corn near 1.00, with regional differences and spot firmness across major exchanges.
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Chicago
Uae
St. Iow
St.arty
Hotuc
Nog
Batse
Etaridard
Kanana City
Kansas City
Marchi
Wheat
White
Minneapolis
Maret
Peoria
Proria
Standard
New York
Duluth
Manitoba
Local Market Prices for Hay Grain and Milling Goods
Local markets report wide price ranges for hay straw alfalfa and clover seed with No 2 wheat at 1.76 per bushel and mills data showing flour, meal and feed values. Livestock quotes cover hogs cattle sheep poultry hides and tallow from buyers in Chicago and nearby yards with varied weights and grades.
Hay and Straw Prices in St Louis and Chicago Markets
St Louis reports hay and straw markets with clover and alfalfa in strong demand for top grades, but overall slow. prices show No 2 and No 1 to choice fluctuating, with lower quality steady. Timothy and alfalfa values listed. Chicago market notes similar ranges for hay and straw including rye, oats and wheat prices.
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St. Louis
Timothy
Lover
Chicago
March
Hay
Hog Prices Steady as Wheat and Flour Rise
Local live stock prices show hogs steady on Thursday. Wheat advances five cents to 1.75 per bushel while flour climbs twenty cents to 9.60 9.80 per barrel. City scale reports show weights for hay oats straw corn with varied prices across multiple loads.
Seed Market Seed Prices Reported in Chicago and Toledo
Market notes from Chicago and Toledo list seed prices for clover and timothy. Prices include Clover at about 11.80 to 12.18 per unit and Timothy around 2.56 to 2.60 for prime cash or March terms.
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Chicago
Barlow
Timothy
Toledo
Alsthe
Wheat and Corn Rise Amid Bull Markets In Local Trade
Long Commission Co reports continued bull factors in wheat and corn. Cash wheat demand strengthens, especially in the northwest with Minneapolis quoting May at a premium. An Australian wheat cargo at San Francisco is viewed as bearish for export needs. Dry southwest weather persists and February rainfall in Kansas City was the lightest in 26 years. Corn advances near previous highs with outside buying and local profit taking. shipping conditions lag. Oats trade limited as sellers exit early while rest orders limit declines.
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Northwest
Minneapolis
San Francisco
United States
Australia
Kansans City
Gossip On The Board Of Trade Report
A Northwestern Miller report shows Minneapolis flour output last week at 771,000 barrels, up 35,750 from a year ago. Output for the same period last year was 304,650 barrels. Demand for cash wheat by farmers in the West remains active with export buyers showing interest. Weather conditions hinder trading as the Great Southwest faces continued dry spells with sporadic rain in Texas. Kansas City notes February was unusually dry, the driest since records.
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Fe, Lowitz & Co
Northwestern
Minneapolis
Kantna City Wire
Texas
Barrett's Letter From CIUCAGE Market Report
Wheat opened higher with local buyers pushing May futures up while selling pressure limited gains. Reports suggest a bullish sentiment overall though some dampening factors appeared as traders priced in improved crop prospects and cautious trade.
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J. Lowitz & Co
Bert
Livestock Market Reports From Multiple Cities
East St Louis and Omaha price quotes show steady to higher lambs and hogs with mixed totals. Chicago and Saint Louis receipts list varying ranges for hogs cattle sheep and calves, reflecting market steadiness and value shifts across regions.
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East St. Louis
ST. Luis
Cattie— Liecelpts
Steady
Heeves
Omaha
Siso
Merit
St. Johns, &T. Lois
Gallen
Chicago
Markets Report From New York and Chicago Trade Centers
Disjointed market notes show dairy extras creamery items and prices, with New York figures for fresh extras and firsts, and Chicago lines listing poultry, butter and cheese, plus wholesale quotes. Entries mix prices, grades, and pack sizes, reflecting unsettled trading conditions across commodities.
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New York
Hennery
Hennery Brants
C. Do. Averuxze
Trregular
Rilo Ta
Myc
Santos
Stock losses deepen as Germany intrigue weighs on New York
Thr Thursday session saw broad market pressure with further liquidation and short selling tied to disclosures on German plans with Mexico and Japan. Copper stocks fell on dividend disappointments and Utah Copper's lack of higher payout. total volume reached 452000 shares with bond listings showing new lows in International Issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Germany
Mexico
Japan
United States
Utah
Allis-Cord
Atchison
Lelie TR
OL Veceneae
Po. & Nlow
Elec
Seil
GWU
Lehigh
Mex, Petrol
Ey M
N.Y
Ots
Noyonly
Nor, Pac
Oeevese
Penn
Peopie's Gas
Stack Island
Sears
Studebaker
Gsty Union Pac
U.S. Steel
Quincy Bank Clearings Reported by Clearing House
The Quincy Clearing House association reports clearings for Thursday showing 202,704 dollars this year compared with last year on the same day. Figures reflect bank activity in Quincy.
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Quincy Bank Clearing
Quincy Clearing House Association
Public sales march list with buyers and locations
A dated notice lists public sales with sellers and locations: Charles D. Burkhardt six miles west of Palmyra on March 5. Ira F. Schnur 112 miles southeast of Adame on March 6. M E Strong six miles east of Tushville on March 6. Ashberry Boyer six miles northeast of LaGrange on March 7. Willam Mittleberg a quarter mile west of Fowler on March 8. W I Piercoard GL Stouffer 4 12 miles north Barry on March 18. Graham Cros two miles west of Dover Il on March 18. Frank Lawson Barry on March 14.
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Mareh
Charles D. Burkhardt
Palmyra
Ira FE. Schnur
Adame
Strong
Tushvile
Muireh
Ashberry Boyer
LaGrange
Willam Mittleberg
Fowler
W. I. Piercoard GL Stouffer
Barry
Graham Cros
Dover
Frank Lawson
Ladies' Aid to Host Pie Supper in Beverly Hall
Beverly Illinois notes a Friday March 2 pie supper by the Ladies' Aid at the town hall with money logs and recitations. Local pickups include Ralph Funk visiting his grandmother Mrs. Mary Kelly and several neighbors visiting relatives, church programs and meetings continuing through weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly
Ill
Ladies’ Aid Society
Ralph Funk
Mary Kelly
Hazel
Leta Sibert
J. E. Orebeuch
New Litem
Hot Water Cure Promoted to End Headaches
An article promotes drinking hot water with a spoonful of Hypenen phosphate before breakfast to wash toxins from liver and bowels, relieve headaches, and purify the digestive system. It claims quick results and urges readers to ask pharmacists for Thimestone phosphate as a harmless, tasteless aid.
Missouri Senate OKs Good Roads Bill and Hawes Vehicle Tax
The Missouri Senate passed the good roads bill to accept 75 million dollars in federal aid with a 50 50 county and state funding plan and created a state highway board. The Hawes motor vehicle bill also passed 122 to 12, raising licenses about 11 percent for good roads funding in the state.
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Senate
Carter
Clark County
Hawes
Lawes
Goodson
Macon County
State Highway Board
Missouri
House
Spring Draining Will Save Roads
Columbia Missouri March 2 The bane of earth roads is water says the Missouri university engineers When frost goes out in spring fields drain into road ditches are small in capacity and clogging causes water to back up turning roads to mud Farmers should dig their own drainage inside fence lines and lead to natural outlets This simple plow or spade work can free a half mile of road from backwater in ten minutes and let it dry in two days without this relief roads stay bad for weeks
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Columbia
Missouri University
Local farm moves and trades reported in Birmingham
Mrs. Lt. Crawford returns to her farm east of Birmingham while Chester Phillips relocates to the Marshall Wills property to work for 8 RRs this summer. Charles Noel sells 24 head of fat hogs at $12.40 per 100 pounds to Augusta buyers. F. M. Greenleaf heads to Kentucky oil fields with rig shipped earlier. W. G. Noel returns from Florida as J. C. Mullen visits Birmingham on business. Reverend Hutchison buys a driving horse from Chester Phillips last week. Indestructible steel shipping cases announced for flat-fold storage and indefinite use.
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Birmingham
Ill
Lt. Crawford
Chester Phillips
Marshall Wills Place
Wills
Charles Noel
Augusta
F. M. Greenleaf
Kentucky
W. G. Noel
Florida
J. C. Mullen
Plymouth
Birmingsham
William Jones
Homer Phillips
Brooklyn
J. T. Hutchison
Chester T Phillips
Webster Man 88 Buried After Long Webster Stay
Death notices report Frederick W. Barrett 88 of Webster died Sunday of dropsy. Burial occurred Tuesday in Webster cemetery with funeral at 2 p.m. Undertaker George R Hearne officiated. Also noted are August Hohl 83 who died of heart trouble, with services Wednesday. Mrs. McClure of LaHarpe died Tuesday evening after a paralytic stroke following a day of good health. She leaves husband Alc Clure and three daughters.
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George R. Hearne
Webster
Frederick W. Barrett
Mr. Barrett
David and
Annie
Warner) Barrett
Vermont
August Hohl
Moume
Hohl
Germany
E. M. Smith
The
Christian Church
Bertha Sugar
Arthur Garard
Carrie Merrill
Lyceum
Cone
Day Tucker
Charlotte Roston
Harve Waggoner
Mrs. Tucker
Terre Haute
Clay Northup
Blackwell
Ohls
Lallarpe
I. N. Mealey
Carthage
A. Wilcox
the Freeman's Nation
Old
Kentucky
Margaret Sample
LaGrace
Trene van Winkle
Alton Curry
Hanser
Bloch
Pearl Brough
Lincoln
Gettysburg
Bernice Palmer
Pop Washington
Louis Boston
Reading
Bay
Billy
Gail Foulds
Joel Willis
Miss Belle
Comedy in Three Acts The Truth for a Day
A morning scene in the retiring room of a boarding school on February 22 features Rhoda Rollins the goody goody and Joel Belle Black the scrapper, with Elizabeth Parr Louise Lane and Clara Cottersl among others. The play centers on a ring leader Cynthia Sears and teacher Miss Spence guiding the students.
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Rhoda Rollins
Joel Willis
Belle Black
Elizabeth Parr
Louise Lane
Winifred Cheeny
Clara Cottersl
Twila Moore
Cynthia Sears
Sara Cochran
Miss Spence
Tris Aleshire
Kathryn Milby
Mary Berry
Revival meetings and social notes from Fowler Illinois
Revival meetings are held at the Christian church in Fowler with Rev. W. D. Endres of Quincy leading. The Fowler Dramatic Club and Paloma Orchestra hope for a full house at Paloma Saturday night. Social visits include J. D. Worman in Camp Point, Gratia Stahl with Zula Robertson, and several local families sharing gatherings and refreshments.
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Ray Farrell
Lake Forest
Ill
Farrell Holme
J. D. Worman
Camp Point
Gratia Stahl
Zula Robertson
Ida and
Sacha Evans
Elmer Miller
Mary Tweedeh
Bernard Nfaxel
Willian Frenton
Henry Farrell
Quincy
Iiner Dampsey
Christian Church
W. D. Endres
Union Christian Endeavor
T. O. Lewis
Fowler Dramatic Club
Paloma Orchestra
Paloma
C. Haxel
Gorton
M - Weaton
Phil Haxel
Maywood News Roundup Highlights Local Moves and Life
Maywood residents report several home changes and visits. Miss Anna Loudermilk spent time with her parents, while Lige Yarbrough sold his farm southwest of Maywood to Mrs Exton. Alpha Houherton, daughter of Robert and Mary Houwt on, died recentemente.
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A. Wiseman
Boy Scouts
Alpha
Ttle
Robert Houwerton
Maywood
George Huner
James Kelly
Sam Carter
N. B. Cardwell
W. D. Barr
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Milling Producta
Kwollenbere Milling Company
Amississippi River
Welglend
Anck Brothers
Cheaver Co
Bolles & Rogers
Seed Market
James E. Bennett & CO
Postal Building
Chicago Board of Trade
S1. Louis and
Hampshire St
Long Commission Co.’s Daily Market Letter
Gell
Board of Trade
Weather Bureau
Barrett
Produce Markets
Iwooyetus
Mercy Stenuty
Reed’s Brugstore
Savoy Hotel
H. E. Grant
Quincy Bank Clearings
Jefferson City
Congress
F. W. Barrett
McClure
la Harpe
Hampshire Street
Fowler, Ill
William Mitteberg
Tia Sothaefer
Ada Hesen
August Sclroeder
Musta Gil
Maywood, MO
Makers
Labor Temple
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