Hogs Lead Grain Rally as Corn Reaches Seasonal High
Chicago market news reports sensational gains in hog values pulling corn to its highest level this season for March delivery at 1.48 a bushel. May and July corn, oats and provisions rise with strong demand and traders noting food administration scrutiny amid postwar recovery optimism.
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Argentina
United States
Long Commission Co
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Northweat
Minneapolis
Duluth
Winnipeg
Food Administration
Going Higher in Hog Market Sees Price Advance
Local hog markets show continued surge with another twenty five cent rise per hundred pounds recorded on Wednesday. Other changes include declines of one cent for irens, nickel rise for linseed oil, and white lead dropping a dollar per hundred rounds. City market noise shows steady hay and grain trading with prices: loose tineing hay 22 per ton, loose mixed hay 22, loose clover 20, baled mixed hay 22, baled oats 22, yellow corn 140, oats 0.68 per bushel, baled wheat straw 8, baled oats 0.00 per tun.
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Ade Vance
Irens
Remus
Maullenbers Milling Company
Nuob
Luied Ciouver
Houser
Rat Beilers
Chyulce Hess
Slovo Yglis
Unleice
C. &, Washop Co
Trucklers
Burneyit
Bo Ovc
Et Freal Gil
Alier
Arthur Coy Tjnsved
Sailon
Local Markets Report Mixed Wheat Corn and Oats Prices
Chicago and Omaha market notes show No 1 wheat around 1.55 to 1.60 per bushel with variations by grade and delivery. Corn prices cited near 1.45 to 1.55, oats receipts modest and prices around 0.60 to 0.90 per bushel. Minneapolis and New York regions record steady cash markets with mixed yellow and white corn quotes and ongoing freight considerations.
Market Reports from Rye and Barley Trade Post
A dense, mixed listing of grain prices, seeds, feeds, and livestock quotes dated March 13. Rye and Clover seed futures, prime timothy, and cash prices appear alongside reports on mercantile paper, government bonds, and milling products. Local prices for hay, straw, and various feeds are given with numerous firm bids and range values, reflecting active agricultural commerce.
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Toledo
Clover
Mareh
Timothy
Fan
New York
Stocks Endure Milestone Day Amid Peace Treaty Hopes
Transactions in New York stocks Wednesday exceeded a million shares, with gains led by rails and United States Steel after hitting a new high. Notable rises included Texas Company, Industrial Alcohol, Studebaker, Baldwin Locomotive, American Tobacco and various steels and auto-related shares. Bond sales totaled 9,650,000 in Liberty issues.
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New York
Washington
Uite
United States Steel
Texas Company
Studebaker and
Baldwin Locomotive
American Tobacco
Livestock Markets Report From St Louis and Kansas City
Livestock receipts across St Louis and Kansas City show hogs higher with mixed loads at St Louis around 14 to 19 dollars. cattle receipts total about 4,200 with beef steers up 15 to 20 cents, calves firm, cows and helpers steady. Kansas City reports hogs 13,000 on higher bids, cattle 7,400 up, sheep 4,000 higher with lambs near 13.50 to 14.50. Overall prices mixed but firming in several classes, with buyers active in late trading across regions.
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St. Louis
St, Louis
Colcago
Kansas
Kansas City
Maren
East St. Lous
ST. Loves
Maven
Market Roundup for Butter Eggs and Poultry Across Cities
New York markets report firm butter with higher receipts and steady cheese. Chicago and St Louis show mixed poultry, unchanged butter, and steady to higher egg prices. Kansas City notes eggs lower. New York raw sugar steady. regional cattle and horses quoted with various regional ranges.
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Mare
Chitcago
Chicago
St. Louis
Mareh
Cattree
Fowler Ill Junior and Senior Christian Meetings This Week
Fowler Illinois church groups share Sunday services with Junior FE leading at 2:30 in the Evangelical church and Senior EE meeting at the M E church with Tug Myrtle Beckman in charge. Nearby residents visit relatives and spend weekends in Quincy and Galesburg with multiple families noted.
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Joey Gray
M. E
Tug
Myrtle Beckman
Ifred Mittelbergy
Quincey
Augusta Schreder
Quincy
Wm. Mittelberg
Richard Farrell
Galesburg
Brent
Wm. Aneal
John Disselhorst
Fred Mittelberg
Wart Koch
Fred Gray
Edith Gamnes Funeral in Durham Church
Miss Edith Gamnes funeral was held in the Methodist church with Rev. Moore officiating. Burial followed in Durham cemetery. Several local residents offered prayers and attended the service.
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Moore
la Grange
Edith
Wilt Briscoe
Virgil Blythe
Edgar Whitaker
A. H. Lake
John Shackleford
S. W. Killebrew
Trenry Wiseman
Baptist Church
Rev
Humphrey
Shelbyville
Durham Cemetery
Custer
Fred Griswold
Gilead
George Griswold
Stoy Millard
HK. B. Lowe
Alfred Lake
Quincy
I. N. Briscoe
Harold Singser
Bud Shack
W.C. Cave
Zoe Nelson
Sarah Adams
John Andrews
Bud Hadfield
John Hadfield
John Hadfield and Family, Mr. Dentsh
J. O. Pettis
No Excuse for Rheumatism Prescription Ad
An old advertisement touts Neutrone Prescription 69 as a guaranteed cure for rheumatism, claiming rapid relief from soreness stiffness and swollen joints. It urges readers to buy a bottle at $1.09 from druggists and offers mail orders for a larger size.
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A partial OCR fragment presents a jumble of letters and numbers 2697 9227 with no clear names places dates or event context making it impossible to determine a coherent news item or summary.
President Brum of Unasuay Seeks Cordial U S Ties
Washington March 13 President Brum of Unasuay sent a note to the state department thanking the United States for designating a special representative at his inauguration He stated his term will aim to promote the most cordial relations with this country and emphasized goodwill in the diplomatic ties.
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Washington
Brum
Unasuay
Doctors Hand Out Live Tips
Prominent physicians warn that nerve hunger and weak nerves sap success health and happiness. They tout Phosphated Iron as a powerful tonic to boost blood, nerves, and brain, restoring energy, ambition, and staying power for overworked or blue patients. The ad urges buyers to insist on genuine Phosphated Iron and not substitutions, via Owl Drug Store and leading druggists.
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OWL Drug Store
Sloan's Liniment Ad Claims Quick Relief
An advertisement promotes Sloan's Liniment for fast relief of external pains and soreness without rubbing. It cites uses after exposure or over-exertion and notes affordability and availability in drug stores with bottles sized 30c, 60c, and 1.20.
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Sloan
Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Gray Hair Naturally
A vintage hair care ad explains using Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound to darken faded gray hair. It notes the remedy, improved with extra ingredients, darkens evenly and naturally, with a simple application using a sponge to coat one strand at a time.
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Adv
Dalts on Hot Water Clears Pimply Skin
Pimples and boils are due to toxins from the bowels entering the blood via skin pores. The remedy advised is four ounces of Jad Salts dissolved in hot water taken each morning before breakfast for a week to cleanse the bowels, stimulate the kidneys, and clear the skin.
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