Grain market mixed as corn recovers from Tuesday drop
Chicago market reports a moderate rebound in corn after a sharp Tuesday decline. July and September corn futures edged up while oats fell slightly, and provisions showed mixed moves. Reports cite stronger eastern demand, reduced selling by elevators, and public worries over flour costs amid federal wheat director actions.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Barnes
Long Commission Co
Minneapolis
Duluth
Chienago
Local Markets Farm Products Prices From Ninollenberg Milling Computey
Prices paid for hay grain and livestock from Ninollenberg Milling Computey. Wheat No 1 tested 60 pounds $2.08, No Lo wheat $2.53, baled straw $5.9, mixed hay $22, timothy hay $24, clover hay $12.16, corn yellow $1.50 1.04, white corn $1.50 1.60, oats $0.70. Cattle and hogs ranges listed with weights and prices, poultry and farm supplies quoted by local firms. Wool market not fully developed. quotations vary by lot and grade.
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Ninollenberg Milling
Anck Tsrotoera
C . Lishop Co
Miller & Arthur Co
Swifts
Bilatchford
Milkian Ae Eeatchford
H. P
Mides
Bolles
Rogers
Grain Prices Reported in Chicago May 1
Rye and barley markets show mixed quotes in Chicago on May 1 with rye No 2 at 1.70 percent, barley and Timothy listed around 8 to 10, Clover and endal appearing as miscellaneous items in the grain bid board reflecting early season trading activity.
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Chicago
Timothy
Quiet Day at City Market Hay Trades Quiet
Wednesday yielded a calm market with two hay loads sold. Loose mixed hay fetched 28 dollars per ton while baled timothy sold for 50 dollars per ton. Slog prices eased by ten cents with no other price changes.
Seed Market Prices in Toledo May 1 Listing
Seed market report from Toledo lists Clover seed prime Cash and April at 26 and 20 for Alsike none. Timothy prime Cashold against new and April 6.25, May 5.22, Sept. 6.05, Oct. 6.76.
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Toledo
Clover Seed
Alsike
Timothy
New
Market and livestock notes from East St. Louis and New York
East St. Louis reports varied horse prices and draft values with several height and color categories priced from 90 to 504 dollars. New York markets show mercantile exchange notes with Sterling 60 day bills at 4.62 and government bonds steady, time deposits irregular, and Cal money strong at 6 percent.
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East ST. Louis
Soo
Choling Southerns
New York Money
New York
Mercantile Paex SK
Sterline
Cal Money
Pia
United States Steel Leads Stocks Mixed Trade May Day
Stock market on May 1st shows United States Steel retreat after ending extra dividend, pulling down the large cap group. Steel closes near 97 1/2, others rise 1 to 3 points with motors, tires, sugars, tobacco and chemical shares among gainers. rails and oils swing, volume about 1.15 million shares, Liberty issues steady. Liberty bonds end with varied final quotes across series.
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New York
United States Steel Common
United States Steel
United States Rubber
Keystone Tire
Liberty
A. T
Loco
Atchison
Can
Pac
C. Mo
St. PL
Nor
Pfd
Mex
Petro
Nor. Pac
Penn
Rock Island
Studebaker
Union Pac
US. Steel
Chicago and St Louis Hog Cattle Markets May 1 Report
Chicago and St Louis report mixed livestock activity for May 1. Hogs receipts around 17 000 at Chicago with prices mainly 10 to 20 cents below Tuesday’s average. cattle receipts about 7 000 with cattle and calves steady to up slightly. sheep receipts around 13 000 with markets largely steady. Prices vary by weight and class across markets in Chicago St Louis and nearby halls.
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Chicago
St Lles
St. Louis
Louis
Peoria
Peomnla
Multiple local obituaries and society notes from West Point area
Glenadine Eyeman and Mrs. Crawford ill with flu. Roy Whitehurst funeral held at ChileMo HL church with Rev Radda and Rev Finlay lordman from York Neb. Hoy’s sisters from Springfield HL and Mrs Slater from Chicago attended. Brecken ridge church to host Walker township Sunday school convention May 5. Welcome address by Rev Rudd of West Point. Mr Frease returned from camp. Ralph Clark on furlough from France. Marty Tharp arrived from overseas, weighs 30 pounds more. Mr and Mrs Freeman. Mr and Mr James Garner and Miss Georgia Highardson drove to Denver to hear Easter cantata. Mr and Mrs Klepper Bowen visitors. Mr Ailshire sick. Mr Sparks and Rev Rudd Bowen visitors. Fred Garner Bowen visited parents. Stock buyer Mr Workman had stroke. Vaughn Stillwell returned from France to Newport News. Memorial services postponed to May 11 at 2:30 due to rain. School closes Thursday. Junior class entertains at Loo,O,FL hall Thursday evening. Geo W Waele bought a new auto. Happy Circle to entertain in M.I. church Thursday afternoon with Mrs Scott, Mrs Cunningham, Mrs Andrewa. Mrs Mart Mills of Bowen visiting. Miss Georgia Richardson busy dressmaker. Mrs Mills of Bowen has work with Miss Georgia. Mrs Pearl Sartman poorly from rheumatism. Mrs McNeall to Lewistown for visit with Mrs Lizzie Nicely. J J Miller Hamilton visitor. Miss Lucie Richie of Golden visiting West Point. Grover Barnard bought John Wolf property on Maine street.
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Glenadine Eyeman
Crawford
Roy Whitehurst
Chile
Radda Officiwtne
Finlay Lordman
York
Hoy
Springfield
Slater
Chicago
Walker Township
Hell Fin Breckenridge Christian Church
Reve Rudd
West Point
Frease
Camp Vthursday
Ralph Clark
France
Newport News
Loo
O, FL
Geo. W. Waele
Happy Circle
M. I
Scott
Cunningham
Andrewa
Mart Mills
Bowen
Garner
Georgia Richardson
Mills
Bowens
Miss Georgia
Pearl Sartman
McNeall
Lewistown
Lizzie Nicely
Death of Stewart S Findley in Wichita Kansas
Carthage May 1 Friends here report the death of Stewart S Findley in his Wichita Kansas home after a long illness of six to eight years. The widow will bring the body to Moss Ridge cemetery for funeral services by Rev. Boyd of the Presbyterian church. Findley, a long time Carthage resident, once worked as a bookkeeper at Hancock County National Bank and lived in Kansas for over three decades. He leaves about four married children. The column also notes a May 3 Carthage College Field meet with 34 invited schools and 12 entered, and lists events and prize cups, plus an update on Dr Rachel Yarros lectures and Floyd Davidson’s expected return from France.
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Carthage
Stewart S. Findley
Wichita
Kan
Hurlington
Moss Ridge Cemetery
Mr. Boyd
Presbyterian Church
Findley
Hancock County National Bank
Kansas
Mary Stawley
J. W. Hawley
Carthage College
Ft. Madison
Hamilton
New London
Mendon
Raven
LaHarpe
Macombic
Warsaw
Ferris
Colusa
Dallas City
Welock P.m
Arthur Odell
Keokuk
Tressier Society of
Cicero Society of
Home Bureau
Yarros
Quincy
Galesburg
Thos. Hardy
Floyd Davidson
France
36Th Medical Unit
United States
Hoch
Hazel Mecum
Ruth Burner
Flotse Hartzell
Elizabeth Parr Wesley Harter
May Ferris
Ida Sfelfrich
Hattie Williams
Plymouth
Bombs Put in Mail: 16 Held Back
Two mailed bombs were intercepted in San Francisco and addressed to District Attorney Charles M. Fickert and Assistant District Attorney Edward Cunha. The parcels, eight by two by two inches, used a glass bottle quartz and mercury caps on dynamite, wrapped in glazed paper marked Novelties A Sample. Investigators seek clues from elaborate concealment and packaging.
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Cimbel Brothers
Cochran
Ife
San Francisco
District Attorney’s Office
Charles M. Fickert
Edward Cunha
Bomb threats rise as New York mail bombs overtake nation
Postoffice inspectors report sixteen bombs mailed from Manhattan labeled novelty and stamped Gimbel Brothers New York. Packages contained percussion caps and explosive in wooden boxes and were held for postage. Authorities warn of anarchist plot, with no clear sender identified.
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New York
Cunha
Gimbel Brothers
New York Postoffice
W. E. Cochran
Manhattan
Senator Hardwick
Georgia
Cochran
Washington
Owen Egan
Fire Department
Judge Landis
Chicago
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Rockford
Sample Novelty
Broadway
J. M. Stewart
Post Office Department
Hardwick
Jed
Supreme Court
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Togo
Kansaa City
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St. Laverda
St, Louis
Mike
Des Fara
Alanthys
Lave Poultry Chaset
Broilers Therid
Mayo
Atomeark
Reed River
New You
Food Administration
Motors
Kucllenders Millios Company
Mul
James E. Bennett & CO
Remiart
York Stock Exchange
Hampshire Street
Liberty Bonds
West Point, Ill
J. Jv. Miller
Lucie Richie
Golden
Grover Barnard
John Wolf
Maine Street
Moss Ridge
Garrelts
Long Commission
Grain Commission Merchants
Huber Light
Oliver
A. M. Linkem
Ursa Road
North 24Th Street
Huber
HE Huber
Waukesha
Hyatt
Quincy, Ul
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