Corn market soars to new high prices on bullish and bearish cues
Chicago market notes corn reaching record highs for the season amid chatter of seaboard bids and bearish Argentina signals. Prices finish nervously near Tuesday’s close with May at 1.48 and July around 1.39. Oats weaken after early strength as exporters hold back. Provisions rise.
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Chicago
Seaboard
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Long Commission Co
Bae
Minneapolis
Wedneaghiy
Duluth
Winnipeg
America
News of grain prices across US markets and stocks
Chicago and other cities report daily grain quotes for wheat corn oats rye with price ranges for No 2 and No 3 grades across Chicago St Louis Peoria Kansas City Minneapolis and New York. The New York Stocks by J E Bennett & Co notes a weak opening after a holiday, with U S Steel leading declines and investment advice favoring Liberty bonds and major rails and oil, steel, and mining stocks amid a cautious market.
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Chicago
WN. S
N.S
St. Louis
Peoria
Pforia
Market Ec
Kansas City
New York
Hampshire Street
Liberty
Local Markets Report Knollenberg Milling Prices
Knollenberg Milling Company market notes with prices for wheat corn oats hay straw and other feed. Includes hog cattle and sheep quotes from Chicago St Louis Kansas City Indianapolis and East St Louis with mill product prices and miscellaneous hides and poultry values.
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Knollenberg Milling Company
Anck Brothers
Choter Hers
C. I. Bishor Co
Miller & Arthur Co
Kansan City
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Ateady
East St. Louis
Market notes from East St Louis and New York bonds
East St Louis reports varied livestock prices and terms for horses mules and hounds with bids around 110 to 200 dollars and futures futures. New York bond market closes Liberty issue prices show 84s at 9.04, 4s around 94. to 95 with 68.44 and 93.46 for various renditions.
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East ST. Louis
Tiberts Ronda
New York
Gece
Stock Market Wavers Amid Europe Tensions
A midweek trading session faced renewed pressure as Europe’s political and economic issues weighed on markets. United States Steel rose modestly from a morning low, Canadian Pacific slipped, and investment shares remained weak despite slight gains in secondary metals and oils. Call loans rose, boosting near close unrest. Total volume about 775,000 shares with Liberty bonds dipping to a new low.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Central
Europe
Rio Grande
United States Steel
Canadian Pacific
Liberty Fourth
Farm Sale Near Birmingham Realizes 110 An Acre
A. D. Lawton sold the Crooked Creek farm near Birmingham to Chay K Hurburg of Galesburg. The 300 acre property brings 110 per acre with possession set for March 1920. Local residents, teachers, and visitors from Macomb Canton Springfield Quincy Augusta Carthage and Rock Island were noted in the surrounding social entries.
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A. D. Lawton
Birmingham
Chay. K. Hurburg
Galesburg
Crooked Creek
Lawton
McCutcheon
Miss Allen
Miss Whittington
Macomb
Maud Collins
John Hedgecock
H. QO. Whipple
Sarah Sample
Carthage
Margaret Harris
Will Wintermeyer
Olin
Henry Long
Lincoln, Neb
Edith Williams
Cora Wiuff
Rock Island
Community Notes and Social Roundup
Mrs Albert Brown and son Raymond visited relatives in Barry last week A surprise party was given at John Browns Thursday night in honor of Johnny and Eugene Hrowen discharged soldiers Roy and Fred Lease were business callers in Fruit Thursday Mrs Mabel McNutt of Payson visited her parents Mr and Mrs J L Rice last week Rev Fletcher filled his appointment here Sunday afternoon Arlie Secrest had business in Liberty Saturday Mr and Mrs Fred Brooks and family of Plainville attended Holiness meeting here Sunday Miss Hilda Kistner took teachers examination in Quincy Thursday and Friday Everett and Arthur Brown of Hull visited their sister Mrs Ivah Inman Thursday Rev Duecker of Kingston held ser
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Albert Brown
Raymond
Barry
John Brown
Johnny
Eugene Hrowen
Roy
Fred Lease
Mabel McNutt
Payson
J. L. Rice
Rev
Fletcher
Arlie Secrest
Liberty
Fred Brooks
Plainville
Hilda Kistner
Quincy
Everett
Arthur Brown
Hull
Ivah Inman
Rev. Duecker
Kingston
Newark News Notes From Edith Tanksley Visit to town
Mrs Edith Tanksley and her young son from Wichita Kansas visit Newark along with local calls and visits. W A Sapp visited Wm Kelley Saturday night and Sunday. Several locals are listed visiting ill relatives and attending events including a county high school contest in Edina where Nelle Tucker and Helen Preston excelled.
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Newark
Edith Tanksley
Wichita
Kan
W. A. Sapp
Wm. Kelley
Bettie Holmes
John W
Kansas City
Jesse Swange
Preston Faw
Perry
Lewis Myers
Josephine
D. R. Nelson
Medley Chilton
Albert Barnes
Philip Hofen
George
Earl Baker
Effie Glover
Marguerite
Edina
Glover Smith
Don Pierce
Camp Grant
Ill
France
Nelle Tucker
Helen Preston
Nelle
J. L. Cooter
la Belle
Thelma Hendren
Wm. Allen
A. D. Glover
Fannie Taylor
Harlan Montague
Frank Corbin
Everett Steffen
Henry Rose
Ernest Vanshike
Wm. Abbott
Lam McDaniel
M. E
Allen
Percy Schofield
New York City
Maggie Minor
Quarantine Spurs Sanford Household Seclusion
Scarlet fever prompts home quarantine as the Sanford family keeps apart while the professor avoids contact due to school duties. Mrs. Sanford returns home to find Paul dying, and neighbors visit as illness recedes. Mesmer’s health weakens with Mrs. Corbin and Leona Smith appearing in local life. Elmira Bentley returns from La Belle after nursing a measles siege and discovers her spring house cleaning completed by her children. The oldest banknotes in the world date to 2897 years before Christ in China.
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Sanford
Paul
Ed Burk
Chris Mesmer
Mesmer
Orris Corbin
Leona Smith
Bethel
Elmira Bentley
la Belle
Wil Ashford
Texas Wonder for kidney and bladder troubles
Texas Wonder claims to aid kidneys and bladder for men and women plus children with various urinary issues. Advertises send by mail, price $1.25, two months treatment, sworn testimonials available from Dr. GB W Hall at 2926 Olive St St Louis MO. Sold through druggists.
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Texas
GB. W. Hall
Olive St
St. Louis
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Tiberty
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General Motor
Steelaly
Mexican Petroleum
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Cresson Gold
Hedhu
Huy
Pepe York
Tima
Knolenberg Milling Company
Brun
Swifts
Hoiles & Rogers
Mareh
Ge Tg Ltd
Toledo
Sike Paige
Tuacthy Prine
St. Louiis
Santos
St, Louis
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Louis
Timothy
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James E. Bennett
Grain Commission Merchants
Chicago Board Trade
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Peoples ‘Gas
So Pac
Union Pac
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West
Union
Willys-Ovet
Plymouth, Ill
Lowell Huffman
Sam Kennedy
Family of
Richfield, III
China
Struthers Manufacturing Co
Illinois
Clough-Reihm Battery
Clough-Reihm Co
Hannibal
County of
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Duke Schroer
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