Late Markets Show Weakness in Corn and Wheat
Chicago reports acute weakness across corn and wheat markets with initial upturns fading as millers dampen demand and rye sells well below corn. Prices close unsettled with July at 1.64% and September 1.58% for corn, oats down, provisions mixed, and notable shifts in livestock futures amid larger market rally in oils and shippings. Northwest car lots and Chicago car lots show mixed receipts and estimates with substantial year-over-year differences.
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Chicago
Long Commission Co
Minneapolis
Hogs And Grains See Price Surges At City Market
Hogs show a continued rise with a 25 cent weekly advance and a total 65 cent gain. Best hogs fetch about 2005, corn hits over 1.63 per bushel on a load, oats at 70 cents, and hay and crude products sell for modest sums. Prices reflect brisk demand across hogs, corn, oats, hay, and byproducts.
Market summary shows mixed grain and strong stocks rally
Early market strength due to duueher hop market and unsettled weather supported prices before wheat and rye weakness weighed on cereals. Hogs turned higher as western belt weather improved while oats sold on reduced screnge claims. Provisions fell after an initial surge. Stocks overall firm with Texas oil and railroad shares leading gains. Latest observations say markets remain healthy and not overbought.
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Texas Oil
Canadian Pacific
Chicago Market Price List Fragment May Report
A fragmented OCR list from Chicago shows mixed commodity prices and figures for corn yellow white oats and related terms. The snippet reads like a market bulletin with various lot numbers and price quotes such as No 2 mixed 81.74 and yellow 178 or 1.78, indicating a snapshot of commodity trading data without full context.
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Chicago
May S
Lon
Chicago market closes higher amid mixture of livestock notes
Chicago livestock prices show gains in hogs and calves with mixed cattle results. Hogs firm at about 20.65 to 21.28 after early gains. bulk sows around 20.50. pigs 18.25 to 18.50. Cattle receipts near 8,000 with beef steers steady to some declines. calves up to 2%. stockers and feeders down slightly. Sheep receipts 18,900 with lambs and yearlings mixed. overall market outlook cautious.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Ralls
United States Steel
Motors
Texas Company
Sinclair
Royal Ditect
Atlantic Gulf
Mining Preferred
United States Smelting
Galt States Steel
American Locomotive
United States Rubber
Delaware
Lackawanna and Western
Liberty
Close
A. T
Loew
Tom Try Tale
City Atchison
Lee
Pra
Petro
Nor, Pac
Penn
A. Uae
Peoples Gas
Rock Island
Pac
JAS van Tor
PNT Studebakep
Steed
AY LL & Steel
Willys-Deer
Chicago
Horses Market Report From St Louis on May 7
Worses Market active with supply at satisfactory prices. Dealers seek Eastern drafts and southern horses for trade. Farm mares and plugs listed with varied prices. Mines-Trade in mules quiet with several size ranges and price points.
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ST. Louis
lWorses
Local Markets Farm Prices for Hay and Grains Listed
Knollenberg Milling Company quotes varied prices for hay grain and feeds, including corn at 1.50 to 1.65, oats 70c, baled hay 26 to 30, and shredded fodder 13 per ton. Livestock quotes list hogs, cattle, sheep and poultry, with weights and price ranges, alongside mill products and hides and wool quotations.
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Anck Heroinera Rough Blues and Stags
C. I. Lishey Co
Miller & Arthur Co
Kuellenberg Milling Company
Oaty
Swift
Biatchford
Bolles and Rogers
Community council forms in city after Allen D Albert speech
A city community council organized after Allen D Albert's address selected a committee with Chas Orth as chairman and Mrs arr as vice chair. The Home Bureau aims to surpass 1,000 members by May 10, with 940 already pledged. The seventh year spelling finals and teacher examinations are set for May 7 with many named teachers and schools across the region. T J Wirhby and several visitors and visitors to Bowling Green noted. Chicago visitors Paul Rogers and Zella Fullmer activities mentioned.
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Allen D.albert
Chas. Orth
Arr
Louis Cul Kin
Wagner Clark
J. A. Johnston
Ellen Scofield
Iid Cutler
Organnszne
Home Bureau
Neme Bureau
Pth
North Prairie
Bessie Wright
Tarman
Idenha Joroh
Rossville
Nellie Hansen
Fi. Green
Nellie Lou
Marybeth Leroy
Oakwood
Goldie Leach
Eureka
Elida Hosford
Central
Opal Akers
Powellton
Dorothy Kelly
Appanoose Center
Wilda Hummel
Nauvoo
Victor Mills
White Prairie
Lela Baldwin
Star
Bennett Seals
Rockford
Bertha Mitze
T. J. Wirhby
Bowling Creen
Paul Rogers
Chicago
Zella Fullmer
Rapates
Gladefone
Local Social Notes Highlight Regional Travel and Visits
Howard Lawton was in Galesburg on business while Wi Grafton of Macon visited family. Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Harris were in Quincy Tuesday night and Mrs. Harris visited Hamilton and Carthage. Mrs. Everett Hendrickson's Avon-born mother visited here. A. Dp Lawton and Mrs Hf. O. Whipple attended John Lamounts funeral in Carthage. Sam Talbott and Mrs. Talbott from St Marys attended the funeral in Carthage. Hummer sells out to move to Canada for farming, Mrs. Dunsworth returns home, Elmer Lawton bought cattle in St Louis. Joy Ward hosted ladies for her mother’s birthday. Jim Melchiniel went to Denver to visit his sick brother Johny.
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Howard Lawton
Galesburg
Grafton
Macon
Emmet Harris
Quincy
Joy Ward
Dewitt
Davidson
Prages
Plannah Bidwell
Thomas Monk
Jim Melchiniel
Denver
Cole
Johny
Jotn
Local Notables and Court Actions Fill Week
Names of residents visiting relatives and a busy circuit court docket appear this week with licenses issued for marriages and several jurors summoned. A San Angelo estate trustee travels for business while a local sale of personal property is announced for May 15.
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AL WL
Boreman
Newbury
AL Rayte
Dbittsfield
Uarolat A
Wornson
San Angelo
Texas
Duran Estate
Finny McGary
Farm East Of Town Getting Rooms Remodeled
M J Cummins proprietor of the Pittsfield House is remodeling unused rooms in the third story of the Farmers State Bank building to improve hotel facilities as a rising trade continues. Sun Island Levee Drainage district commissioners have been meeting in the city for several days. OC Métary sold his farm east of town to Arthur Foreman for around 200 dollars. Mr and Mrs McGary will move to town. Alva Tippetts of Quincy and his wife visit Cora Tippetts and the Reads. Marcus Hardy of Yal spent Tuesday in the city and found about 4000 dollars in receipts balancing a long-ago shortage as San Island Seven and Drainage district treasurer. The current district board may seek to recoup the losses.
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Pittsfield
Farmers State Bank
Board of Comemissioners
Sun Island
Dasa
Métary
Arthur Foreman
Ogere
MecGary
Chett
Alva Tippetts
Quinc Cy
Marital Moves and Local Obituaries Across Towns
Mr and Mrs Grover Clack moved from Quincy to a Summer Silt farm last week Mrs Marl frank suffers asthma attacks Mrs Agray Gomlwin returns from Marblehead to Marblehead home Harold Drummond and Miss Mabel Mariner wed in Pittsfield with Ted Trenry and Miss Vearl Smith in attendance The bride daughter of Mrs Brelhy Harner The groom son of Mrs Fannie Drummond of Eldara They will reside in Eldara Alexander Mathes dies at home near Rookpory May 4 age 78 4 23 born Arkansas in 1840 served in Civil War married Nancy De Moins in 1877 Five children and six grandchildren survive plus two sisters Funeral held Tuesday at home burial at Petty cemetery Mr and Mrs R N Sears relocate from Quincy to Rockport No church services due to pastor illness M E church reports influenza illness in family Ladies of M BE church host gathering at Mrs W H Gay Dutch Creek The E T C club meeting May 9 at Miss Lucia Wyatt home Benevolent Camp 3488 RN of A conducts meeting four candidates Edith Lowery Mrs Wm Wagner Mrs James Gray and Mrs Charles Furgeson receive certificates others pending.
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Quincy
Marl Frank
Scott
Agray Gomlwin
Marblehead
Chas. Gomlwin
Harold Drummond
Mabel Mariner
Pittsfield
Youn
Ted Trenry
Vearl
Tollinois
Nancy de Moins
Andy Miller
Denver
H.l Benjamin
Rockport
Chas, Miller
Chicago
Will Whitner
Qui
Quincey
Mert Fessler
Sears
Ogles Bros
M. E
I. G. Gress
M. BE
W. H. Gay
Dutch Creek
E. T. C. Club
Lucia E. Wyatt
Phil Wyatt
R. N. of A
Edith Lowery
Wm. Wagner
James Gray
Charles Furgeson
Moving hardware store prompts new bank site in La Prairie
In La Prairie Illinois J8 Alexander moves his hardware store building from the lot of the implement store to accommodate a future State Bank on the vacated space. The present goods remain in the building while the move is completed. Upstairs tenants Atchbley occupy the building and will relocate to the church basement during the transition.
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Burlington
Thea
Mareuls Rodin
France
Auruur
Ernest Rice
Carl Wiefert
Mary Meade
Camden
Fiera Coats
Galesburg
Isaf Paints
Cardhage
Dr. Thoss
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