Market News Weakness in Corn Drags Chicago Prices Lower
Chicago grain market Friday showed corn sliding as forecasts of higher arrivals within a week to ten days spurred selling. July and September futures closed down with oats also slipping, while provisions held steady to lower. Trading noted ample receipts and strong Argentine corn supplies contributing to the bear pressure.
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Chicago
New York
Long Commission Co
Northwest
Minneapolis
Duluth
Winnipeg
Grain Markets Report From Chicago and Other Cities May 17
Wheat and corn prices mix across Chicago St Louis Peoria Minneapolis Kansas City and New York reports. No. 2 yellow corn around 1.76 to 1.79 dollars while white and mixed grades trend near 1.74 to 1.78. oats steady to lower. Qatar and Minneapolis notes show receipts and slight price adjustments amid overall market activity.
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Chicago
U.t
Loula
Lois
Peoria
Peorta
Ash Corte
Minneapolia
Minneapolis
Kaonens City
Kansas
Trgher
New York
New Yorkix
Amd
Stumtard
Markets News From New York and Chicago Receipts Rise
Markets from New York and Chicago show steady receipts across dairy and poultry. Cheese boxes and whole milk products move, while fresh seasonable supplies and packing stock reflect ongoing demand. poultry prospects remain firm for live broilers fowls and turkeys as prices vary by grade and region.
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New Lork
New York
Kmars
Elf
Daily Market Letter From Long Commission Co
Corn showed early strength then weakness as outside trade volume shrank and crop reports slowed cash corn movement. Planting in many areas finished under favorable conditions with seed quality suggesting vigorous growth. Oats and provisions showed mixed signals with export cancellations and local trading subdued. Rails gained favor while stocks rose cautiously amid labor unsettled conditions and absorbing offerings.
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Sweden
Light trading yields few hay and grain loads on city market
City market activity was quiet Friday with only six loads sold. Two loads of loose timothy hay brought $30 and $31, one load of baled clover hay sold for $30, and two loads of oats brought 70 cents per bushel. Prices for other items such as flox were noted as slightly lower.
Local Markets Farm Products Prices Paid for Hay and Grain
Prices paid by Muollenberg Milling Company for wheat, oats, corn, hay, straw, and fodder with ranges for No 1 and No 2 wheat, white and yellow corn, loose and baled hays, shredded fodder, clover and timothy hay, and straw. Includes hogs, cattle, poultry, eggs, linseed and other mill products and byproducts with varied per unit prices. Also lists hides, wool, turpentine products, and miscellaneous feeds from local suppliers.
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Muollenberg Milling Company
Timothy Hay
Anck Brothers
Sb Gale
Bf. Pishop Co
Beccal
Miller & Arthur Co
Woedlenberg Mining Company
Shipstaff
Swift
Biatchford
Blatchford
H. P
H.W
Oles
Seed Market Toledo Price List Preview
Seed market prices show Clover seed listed at 27 dollars prime cash. Other samples include options at 19.90 and 19.80 dollars with occasional notes on timing. Brand names such as Fito and Eno appear in the list.
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Toledo, Tome
Miy
Aleikhe
Timony Prima
Fito
Eno
Financial Markets Report from Rye and New York
May 11 in Rye and Chicago markets show rye at 1.51 and barley 1.12, with government bonds firm and time loans strong. New York Liberty bonds close mixed with 34s at 99.30 and 4s coupons around 95.60, coffee spot values noted as Paul Ko 7s and Santos 4s.
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New York Money
Mary
Liberty Bonda
New York
Liberty
Paul Ko
Santos
Wall Street Gains Push Ahead as Congress Meets
New York stocks rise on Friday with strength in Pacific, Granger, coal, and cotton carrier issues. Major rails and utilities post advances, while profit taking trims late gains. United States Steel and others ease after a sharp early surge. Total shares traded about 1.6 million. bonds firm except rail traction.
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New York
Falls
Wall Street
Congress
Pacifics
Texas and Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Great Western
Rock Island
Southern Railway
Erie
Pere Marquette
United States Steel
United States
A. T
Loco
Temro Anaconda
Atchison
Rand O
GO. M
St. P
Ferle
Nor
Pace
Penn
Peoples Gas
Pac
Studebaker
Union Pac
U7 & Steel
Steel Pfd
Willys-Over
Chicago and St Louis Livestock Markets May 17 Report
Chicago hogs receipts 18 000 demand strong top 20 90. cattle receipts 3 000 beef steers mostly steady calves strong. sheep receipts 6 000 lambs firm to higher. St Louis hogs receipts 2 100 mixed to higher. cattle steady. Kansas City regions show higher hogs and mixed cattle demand.
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Chicago
Cattis
St. Louis
St, Louis
Peorpa
Kansas City
Commencement Week of Canton High Ends
Canton Missouri marks the close of Canton High School’s week with a Baccalaureate service led by Rev. Geo L Peters and an address by Rev R H Hartley of Quincy, followed by a senior class play Green Stockings, Alumni Banquet, and class exercises listing graduates and activities across the week.
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Canton
Canton High School
R. H. Hartley
Quincy
Geo. L. Peters
Christian Church
Green Stockings
Admiral Grice
Ae Papeete
James Hillard Edwards
William Faraday
Eugene Chappell
Colonel Smith
Edmond Starke
Robert Tower
Fred Smith Henry Steele
Marion Dehner James Raleigh
Claude Briscoe Martin
Eyeseyes
Clifton Dasbach
Celia Faraday
Alma Cooksey Madge
Rockingham
Ogeett Ad Ae Bates
Gayle Briscoe
Evelyn
Lady Trenchard
Edna Wiss
Phyllis
Elizabeth Dehner
Chisolm Faraday
Chicago
H. H. Howard
Heidbreder
la Grange
New York Stocks Rally Against Debt Money Pressure
The stock market shows a shifting up and down as debt money effects liquidate prices, with buying opportunities in Studebaker Maswell motor White and industrials. Liberty bonds firm. oil and mining shares rise on profits, dividends, and bullish long term tone.
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Motor Group
Studebaker
Wittys-Overkind
Maswell Motor
Liberty
Great Northern
Atchison
Union Pacific
St. Paulo
Southern Pacific
Sinclair Oi
Texas Onl
Mexican
New York
Congress
Federal
Cosden
Boson-Wyomling
Hecla
Cresson
Caledonia
Newark Missouri Notes and Local Visits
Newark Missouri gossip lists visits among residents Bart Rudd and Joie Hall guests, Mrs M J McEntire and children at Millard Prestons, and more. Water outage north of the covered bridge is noted, fishing in drainage ditches praised, and families including Lewis Myers and Otto Glover cited. Strock family update from Exeter, California closes the item.
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Newark
Bart Rudd
Canton
Joie Hall
Carrie Downing
M. J. McEntire
Millard Preston
John
Frank Luckett
Florence Parnes
Wm. Kelsey
Lewis Myers
Charles
J. J. Smith
J. W. Smith
Otto Glover
LaBelle
J. H. Glover
T. C. Strock
Exeter
Women Dry Clean at Home With Gasoline
An advertorial urges housewives to dry clean items at home using gasoline and Solvite soap. It claims garments from suits to furs can be cleaned quickly without fading or shrinking, warns to dry outdoors away from flame, and notes a Solvite soap package with instructions is inexpensive at drug stores.
Local residents take weekend visits to family and friends
A string of hometown trips runs through the week as Mrs. W A Brage visits her sick mother in Springfield while Mr Bragg and the Miller family travel to Wyaconda to see grandparents. Other residents travel to Le Roy Iowa St Louis and Hannibal visiting relatives and returning to homes in Macon Quin Cy and Hunnewell.
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W. A. Brage
Springfield
Allison
Bragg
Helen
Mildred Miller
Wyaconda
Miller
A. L. Dobson
Margaret Wilson
Hunnewell
W. E. Durham
Ruth Morgan
Granville
le Roy
Iowa
Macon
F. S. Heathman
J. S. Miles
St. Louis
Adeline
Lindenwood College
St. Charles
H. FE. Ballard
Monroe City
Milt Thomas
G. W. Townsend
J. RR. Lyell
T. W. Lyell
Faye Jones
QuinCy
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Deafness Cure
Catarrhal Deafness cannot be cured by local applications but by a constitutional remedy. Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to act through the blood on mucous surfaces to reduce inflammation of the Eustachian tube. The ad offers one hundred dollars for any case not cured and provides circulars from F J Cheney Co of Toledo Ohio.
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HALL
Catarre
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Start Tomorrow and Keep It Up Every Morning
A health advisory promotes morning practice of hot water with limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach liver and bowels before breakfast. It claims benefits for general health appetite and complexion, urging readers to acquire a quarter pound of limestone phosphate.
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Isis
Wintering in San Diego and visits across Missouri
San Diego resident spends winter with daughter Mrs. C. McManness while Dr. J. M. McCully of Clarence visits his son A. M. McCully. Several local residents travel for family visits including Mrs. E. W. Ragland to Clarence, Mrs. FB. W. Welker to Kansas City to meet discharged sons Harry and Glen, and Mrs. Roy Lasley and Mrs. W. C. Blackburn visiting in Moberly and Hunnewell respectively. Frank Irwin of St. Louis visits his mother Alice Irwin as Art Connelly travels to St. Louis to see his son Lee.
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San Diego
Calif
C. McManness
J. M. McCully
Clarence
A. M. McCully
E. W. Ragland
D. Muldrow
FB. W. Welker
Kansas City
Harry
Glen
Sam
Roy Lasley
Moberly
W. C. Clark
W. C
Blackburn
Hunnewell
J. J. Beckley
Anna Dempsey
Quincy
Frank Irwin
St. Louis
Alice Irwin
Art Connelly
Lee
Fowler School Holds Final Examination And Special Election
Eighth mirade final at Fowler school house Saturday listed attendees from Fowler and Richfield schools with W J Winn and Edith Sill among teachers. A one year school director election elected Lawrence Gray. Memorial day services planned at M I church with W L Viar and pupils. Mr and Mrs Lewes Phillips of Laberty visiting Fowler. Orel Viar attends Macomb normal. Senior Entlavor event planned at evangelical church.
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Fowler School
Fowler
W. J. Winn
Howard J Lewis
Mirjah Bartlett
Harold Gray
Arthur Bigelow
Hersel Lewis
Neta Hagmeyer
Richfield
Edith Sill
Esther Moellrings
Lawrence Gray
Orel Viar
Macomb Normal
Entlavor Withl
Evangelical
Lester Mittelbers
M. I
W. L. Viar
Speut
Quincy
Lewes Phillips
Laberty
Stomach Sufferers Urged to Use Jad Salts
An authority claims stomach acidity causes indigestion and sour meals. He prescribes four ounces of Jad Salts in water before breakfast for a week to neutralize acid, flush gases, and boost digestive juices, noting relief after the first dose and wide usage by many.
Mother's Day program shines at United Brethren Church
The annual Mother's Day program given at the United Brethren Church on Sunday evening by the four Sunday school groups is described as a complete success. The event took place as part of spring activities and featured the church's youth participants.
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Kansas
United Brethren Chur
Ely's Cream Balm Relief for Cold and Catarrh
A vintage ad promises instant relief for nasal congestion from cold or catarrh. It claims Ely's Cream Balm clears air passages, soothes swollen mucous membranes, and ends headaches and nighttime breathing difficulties. Obtainable from a druggist in a small bottle with a fragrant antiseptic application.
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Ely
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Catherine Selves
Fletcher G. McMurry
America
Roberta C. McCutchan
Carrie M. Dasbach
Nelle Miller
Eugene L. Chappell
Adah M. Underbrink
Roberta G. McCutchan
Fred Smith
Beulah G. Baker
Mary L. Miller
Martha E. Miller
Claude A. Briscoe
Katherine Nelson
Clifton W. Dasbach
Marion Dehner
Nelle M. Fleming
Alma E. Cooksey
Erma Hetzter
Alice O'Ferrall
Paul
Orville
Vicalla
Will Abbott
Everett Steffen
Knox City
Seth Jones
J Ls. Glover
la Plata
K. T. Barnes
Willa Windrem
William
Walter Mesmer
Steffenville
Johnston
W. A. Sapp
Wilson Clark
Wm. Kelley
G. W. Chase
Percy Schofield
New York City
Government Hospital
Colonia
N. J
J. J. Keethler
C. W
Lewis Minor
Carl
Lyman
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J. E. Bennett & Co
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Chicago Board Trade
Shelbina, MO
Mark Noble
Hannibal
Co. W. Noble
FE. J. Hubbard
J. P. McMahon
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Albert Turney
V. Lyell
North of
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H. C. Vaugn
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A. E. Prince
Newcomb Hotel
Sidinee
Bradfield Regulator Company
Lamar Building
USA
George
Fort Ete
Mother's Hood
Ohsman & Sons CO
City Hall Square
Ree Tatn
Chickering & Sons
Amplio
Giles Brothers
West Side Square
Potter
Busy Bee
Jenny Limd
Emerson
Geo. Keller & Sons
STH & Maine
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8Th and
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Quincy Railway Company
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