Market volatility eases after Buenos Aires strike news
Chicago March 19 reports a tentative settlement in the Buenos Aires shipping strike tempered market gains with May at 1.42 1/2, July 1.34 1/2. oats rise and hog futures surge to max. Maynard packers credited with bulk selling near close. Corn and oats supported by expected demand. oats seen as corn substitute. Provisions hit upper limits while stocks show firmness amid reconstruction period optimism.
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Chicago
Buenos Aires
Local Market Prices and Quotations from Knollenberg Milling
Local market prices cover hay and grain products from Knollenberg Milling Company. Wheat No 1 at $2.38, No 2 at $2.34. various hays priced from $8.69 to $26. Timothy clover and mixed straw included. Live animal quotes list hogs, calves, sheep, lambs, and cattle with weight-based pricing. Poultry and eggs cited, plus dairy and feed products with per hundredweight and per bushel costs.
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FAMM
Knollenberg Milling Company
Anck Brothers
Sissia
ELS Ang
CG E. Bishop Co
Knollenberg’ Milling Company
Swift
New York Stocks Mixed With Automobiles and Rails Outlook
The market showed mixed tone with autos like Willys-Overland and General Motors seen for higher prices on large demand. US Steel declined from peak while rails remain strong and may recover. copper and oil shares attract buyers. Analysts note prewar basing, advise buying Pacifics, Atchison, Great Northern Pref, St. Paul and select oil and copper issues amid favorable long-term prospects.
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Studebaker
Willys-Overland
General Motors
Pacifics
Atchison
Great Northern
St. Paul
Partin Belts
Mexican Petroleum
Sinelabr
Texas Company
Broad Street
Tne Mind Caledonia
Hocla
Cresson
Mederal
Cosden
Taland
Big Indian
Oita
Wheat advances and hay prices in local market
Wheat rose 8 cents in the market Tuesday with No 2 grain at 2.25 per bushel and flour prices up 0. Hogs advanced nearly a dollar per hundredweight. Heavy trading occurred on the city lot with four loads of loose mixed hay at 22 per ton, timothy hay 23, oats 66 cents per bushel, baled wheat straw 8 per ton, baled oats 10 per ton.
Commodity prices from Toledo market report
Toledo market notes list prime Clover seed with cash prices 28 dollars in March and 28 in March for different lots, April 22.80, October 17.60, plus Timothy prime cash 4.80 old 4.80 new 8, and March to October price series 5.00 to 5.60 with scattered misprints.
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Toledo
Clover
Market quotes for Rye Barley and Timothy in Chicago
Chicago March 19 rye No 2 at 1.61 with 1.63 percent. Barley 92 cents at 1.01. Timothy at 7 dollars in. Clover nominal.
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Chicago
Stocks Show Apathy Then Rally As Rail Demand Surges
New York March 19 trading on the stock exchange was marked by general apathy in early sessions, with a late burst of activity in high grade rails lifting some issues. Atlantic Gulf leapt five points and Marine Preferred rose 3 16, while United States Steel triggered a sharp decline to 94 1 2. Total shares 1,025,000. liberty bonds steady to firm. Money market steady with call money easier. Liberty bonds listed with varying maturities and prices.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Atlantic Gulf
Marine Preferred
Sinclair
United Cigars
California Packing
Sears Roebuck
United States Steel
Liberty
Livestock Market Report From Chicago and St Louis
Livestock markets show mixed moves with hogs firm near the day’s early high, receipts around 22,000 in Chicago and 7,000 cattle, and lambs around 11,000. Cash quotes highlight heavy weight hogs near 19.60, calves steady, steer and heifer prices mixed, with hogs closing firm and cattle markets uneven across regions.
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Chicago
Mareis
Markets Reports From New York and Chicago March 19
Strong butter receipts in New York with creamery prices higher and unsettled dairy notes. Poultry and eggs steady to firmer in various markets, with live poultry prices in Chicago and St Louis unchanged. Sugar and coffee markets in New York show steady raw sugar and steady spot coffee prices with specific futures figures.
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Minneapolis
Minneas OS
TI Northern
Ga Ag
New York
NUSV
Loxess
Chicago
St. Touts
ST. Tavis
Rhodes Death and Funeral in Macon and Local Notices
Mrs. Shermin Rhodes died at her Macon home at 12:30 Monday. Remains were brought for burial Wednesday. Rev. Rogers preached the funeral sermon in Macon and accompanied the family to the cemetery. Rhodes, formerly Lula Schroeder, was reared near Emerson. Left are husband and three sons, Henry in Denver and Gerald and Carl at home. The article mentions sheep sales, horse losses by families, and local visits and illnesses.
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Ingold
Canton
Charistian Church
Shermin Rhodes
Macon
Rogers
Lfe
Rhodes
Lula Schroeder
Emerson
Henry Whoives
Denver
Colo
Gerald
Carl
Ife
Betthe Booth
Nob
Harry Booth
Earl Bailey
Glover
Newark
State Veteringman
Will Schroeder
Edward McPike
Charley Schroeder
Mavon
Sherman Rhodes
Will
Charley
Responsible men urged to represent us for income
A brief message emphasizes that honest, capable men can secure a comfortable income by serving as community representatives. It frames public service as a reliable path to earnings and social standing, appealing to civic duty and practical benefit.
Inside bathing with hot water and limestone phosphate
A 19th or early 20th century home remedy advises drinking a hot water limestone phosphate mixture each morning before breakfast to flush poisons from the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims this cleanses the alimentary tract and restores vitality for those with constipation bilious headaches or sour stomach.
Local notes from Yittefield and Hannibal area visits
J N McNary and son Charles and others visited Yittefield last Tuesday. Frank Saxbury was in Isannibal Wednesday and returned with his daughter Mrs Wm Seba and son. The Payne sale on March 12 attracted a good crowd as the Payne family plans to move to Colorado. Numerous residents and visitors from Hannibal St Louis Pleasant Hill and other towns are noted, with church services and travel to Hannibal Lima Belle and Quincy. Several local families plan moves and visits and a few weddings and marriages are recorded.
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J. N. McNary
Charles
David Godfrey
Chas
Hirnest
Ward
Yittefield
Frank Saxbury
Isannibal
Wm. Seba
Arthur Payne
Payne
Colorado
W. Crews
Clarence Dolbeare
M. Willams
Hannibal
Elmer Whitley
Missouri
August Warner
Irred L’fetffer
Manito, I
Arthur Radfeld
Isabel Jane Tepsher
Ten Gwortney
Maywood Community News Gathers Local Changes and Passings
Maywood reports Commodore Huner opens a new stock of restaurant goods in the former J H Church building. J R Adams and family visited J R Adams last week. Miss Beulah Crystal and Wester Wood wed last Thursday and will live on a farm near Monroe City. Gladys Kaifman visited Frankfort over Sunday. George Grieshbaum welcomes a son, Lee Johnson, who has been staying with C A Johnson. Johnson departs to Monte Vista, Colorado for future residence. Clyde Merrel reports a safe California trip and beauty of the country. Lucile Nunn spent a week in La Grange. Mrs William Tieman, formerly Mary Miller, died in South Dakota at nineteen from influenza. Kronkie and Eberhardt attend funeral in Dakota. Hilly Stephens to Hannibal. R A Weedon of Lewistown was a Maywood visitor. Nell Yardbough moved to Quincy. S B Shackleford and family return to Maywood from Hannibal.
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Commodore
George Grieshbaum
Lee Johnson
C. A. Johnson
Monte Vista
Colo
Clyde Merrel
California
Lucile Nunn
la Grange
William Tieman
South Dakota
Mary Miller
Herman Kronkie
Freddie Eberhardt
Dakota
Hilly Stephens
Hannibal
Mr. Stephens
Plainville Neighbors Report Weekend Travels and Visits
Heavy rains Friday and Saturday halted taxi service to Quincy for several days. Marion Cane and Wil Chamberlain were in Wannibal last week. Chas Fusselman spent Sunday in Richfield. Irving Scehmalshof and family of Richfield visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
When a Cold or Catarrh Clears Fast
A remedy promises quick relief from head cold and nasal congestion. Ely's Cream Balm, an antiseptic nasal cream, is applied in the nostrils to open air passages, soothe swollen membranes, and relieve dullness, headaches, and nighttime breathing troubles.
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Ely
Salts in Hot Water Clears Pimply Skin
Pimples and blemishes are blamed on toxins from the bowels, absorbed into the blood. A noted authority recommends four ounces of Rad Salts dissolved in hot water each morning for a week to prevent toxin formation, stimulate kidneys, and clear the skin. Jad Salts is described as inexpensive and harmless, made from grape and lemon acids with lithia.
Down In Pike Hannibal Visitor Ed Anderson Tuesday
Mrs. Ed Anderson was a Hannibal visitor Tuesday while D. F. Liggett spent Thursday in Quincy.
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Ed Anderson
Hannibal
D. FL
Liggett
Quincy
Local notices and updates from Kinderhook area
Several Kinderhook residents are noted with visits and illnesses. Jesse Studyvant and family hosted relatives, F J Penick of Quincy visited his parents in Kinderhook, Sallie Williams trained at Levering hospital and stayed with Mrs. Piper, Dallas Alford of Kinderhook died after a long illness, funeral held at MFE church, Kinderhook. Additional items mention shoppers from Quincy, Anna Hardy in Macon for treatment, Ira Howlett found safe in France, Frank Walch traveling for Lincoln Sand and Gravel, Murl Kennedy ill with tonsillitis, Mrs. Gerald Preble improving, and Mrs. Aura Martin visiting Berry friends.
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Gaye Bon
Studyvant
Arents
James Smith
F. J. Penick
Quincy
M. Penick
Kinderhook
Sallie Williama
Levering Hospital
Hannibal
R. T. Piper
Dallas Alford
M. F E
Fred Huck
Misa Anna Hardy
Marcus Hardy
Hull
California
Dr. Still
Macon
Ira Howlett
Barry
France
Frank Walch
Lincoln Sand and Gravel Co
Sabula
Murl Kennedy
Gerald Preble
Aura Martin
Berry
Eatonic promises relief for acid stomach and indigestion
A vintage advertisement touts Eatonic as a modern remedy for acid stomach, belching, heartburn, and indigestion. It claims quick relief, a candy-like tablet form, safety for delicate stomachs, and a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved.
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