Market News: Corn Crop Delays Influence Chicago Trading
Chicago May 23 authoritative opinions say the 1919 corn crop is two weeks late, helping corn market settle unsettled with slight gains and softer hogs. July and September corn prices move within narrow ranges while oats show strength from foreign buying rumors. Receipts and car lots inform mixed signals as grain futures shift with minor market reaction.
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Chicago
Long Commission Co
Oe Wee
Minneapolis
Duluth
Grain Markets Chicago Wheat and Corn Report
Grain market notes from Chicago New York and Minneapolis May 22 26 report steady to firmer tones across wheat and corn with mixed oats and meats. Prices shown include No 2 red wheat 2.36 elevator and May July futures gains offset by September loss, receipts light and weather improving. Stocks higher as market sentiment shifts. hogs weak on large supplies and cautious cattle outlook.
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New York
Now York
Local Markets Farm Prices and Livestock Quotes
Prices paid for hay grain and milling products by Knollenberg Milling Co. include wheat No 1 at 2.50 for 60 lb or better No 2 at 2.47. various hay types from 10 to 83 per ton. yellow and white corn at 1.50 to 3.60. shredded fodder and clover hay values listed. Hog and cattle quotes by Roush, Chace wagon hogs, vealers, cows, steers, and sheep with weights and price ranges. poultry and turkeys priced. inked by Anck Brothers and Miller Arthur Co with milling product prices from Wheellenders Milling Co. Also hides, tallow and leather values and miscellaneous commodities.
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Knollenberg Milling Company
Lang Tom
Timothy Hay
Lorss Brothers
Anck Brothers
Litshop Co
Roosterelbe
Dacknes Lve
Civene
OU Q Aviations
Miller A& Arthur Co
Waterford
Wintehferd
Lee
Bolles
Rogers
Livestock Markets Reports From St Louis and Chicago
Market receipts across St Louis and Chicago show hogs down 26 to 40 cents, prices mixed by grade with top hogs near 20.90 and lighter weights around 20.40 to 20.75. Cattle also mixed with native steers around 16 to 18.60, calves up to 18.60, and stockers weaker. Sheep receipts rise with lambs around 18.25 to 18.50, ewes and cull grades steady to lower amid薄 heavy turnover.
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St. Louis
S. Louis
Chicago
Chivags
Veorta
Prorta
Kansas City
Wehta
Lieht Wehta
New York Stocks Mixed Amid Turbulent Trading Day
Disjointed market notes describe broad activity with references to industrials and gains in some sectors. The fragmentary text mentions various companies, dividends, and general mood, indicating uneven performance and investor caution amid uncertain conditions.
Seed Market Toledo Chaos and Cryptic Trade Tags
A garbled seed market fragment from Toledo includes scattered tokens like May, Clover seal, cash amounts, and names such as Creo, Dee Blade, Jaime, and Tomothy. The text is largely unreadable, but hints at a chaotic trade note with monetary figures and dates embedded in disjointed phrases.
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Toledo
Tore
Clover Seal
Creo
Fll
Dee Blade
Jaime - Carh
Blank
Tomothy
Horses and Mules For Sale in Louis Railway Market
Rural auction notes from Louis market listing horses and mules for sale. Prices span broke to farm stock with sizes from 13 to 15 hands and weight around 1300 pounds. Also mentions New York money and Liberty bond prices on May 28 government listings.
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Sr. Louis
Thorses Anina
Ned Teoudbe
Floh
Ap Pro
New York Money
New York
Mercantils Pawr
Starling
Call Money
Stocks Steady Day With Moderate Gains Noted
New York trading showed calm, with no big swings after weeks of volatility. Steel issues rose on talk of large government orders, while rails, tobacco, and leathers were uneven, and bond activity supported overall strength. Total sales reached 1,235,000 shares with par value around 14.5 million.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Ols
Close
A. T
Loco
KOM
Nor
Nor, Paw
Yhle Penn
Markets in New York and Chicago Mixed Goods Report
New York markets show mixed results with tepid creamery butter and steady cheese despite higher creamery receipts. Butter and creamery product prices edge up while eggs and poultry holdings show limited gains. sugar and coffee prices move modestly. Chicago reports butter prices down with steady livestock and potato markets. coffee remains firm in New York.
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Chienan
Chicago
Catomark
Cares
Florida
New York
Bay
Missouri's New Laws End Session In Compromise
Jefferson City May 28 after a four day deadlock the fiftieth general assembly adjourned with a compromise bill on taxation and the state tax commission. The measure funds the tax commission to June 1 and adds 26000 for the governor's contingent fund to collect franchise taxes and other duties while awaiting new commissioners. The body ratified prohibition amendments and enacted a worker’s compensation law, a bone dry enforcement bill, and broadened suffrage for presidential electors. Road funding proposals include a 6000 mile system with 1200 per mile state aid, plus major tax law changes and health measures. Local notices recount deaths marriages and community updates in Hannibal and nearby areas.
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Jefferson City
Fiftieth General Assembly
State Tax Commission
Tax Commission
Gardner
State Board of Equalization
Senate
Farris Hill Falls
Farris
Union
Missouri
Wne
McCullough-Morgan
France
State Bureau of Murkoik
State Department
Timie Sehorl
State Board of Health
Board of Public Health
State Fish Commission
Residents and events in Rockport Illinois and nearby
Rockport residents recount visits to Nebo Mississippi and Jacksonville and discuss returning to the area. Local deaths include Mrs. Turner of New Canton and Miss Ethel Ward, a 19 year old tuberculosis victim, with funerals in Miller and Samuel Taylor cemeteries. The ET club hosts an afternoon gathering, and plans for Children’s Day are underway at the Christian Sunday school.
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Rockport
Ill
Nebo
Juliaetta Miller
Emily R. Pryor
James Borartte
Jacksonville
Wm. Whiliman
Little Chfild
Arkansas
Hillman
Atlas
Petty
Henry Meeks
Quincy
Quincey
Ethel Ward
Christian Church
Ed. H. i. Brown
Mabel
Ada
Mildred
Eldon
Joshua Capps
Miller Cemetery
Chas. Goodwin
Samuel Taylor
Wid W W
Palmyra Patrols Crack Down On Late-Night Crap Game
In Palmyra Missouri a raid at Mitchell's livery barn led to five participants being brought to city hall and fined. The group included four Negroes and one white boy. Recorder W. F. Beattie issued marriage licenses to several couples including Andrew Strawn and Jennie J. Jones of Tewistown, Roscoa Hendrix and Virginia Dwdre of Hannibal, Archie DPiape and Clara Barsehack of Quines, and others from Palmyra, Marion County, and Quincy.
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Meiffroy
Lucile Waelder
Hannibal
Robert Mundy
Harriet Smith
Palmyra
Ben Mueller
Viola Harden
Quincy
Louis Mundy
Lucy Johnson
Jacob Benner
Pauline Binner
Burlington
Towa
Michael Hetrick
Eva Gibson
Mt. Sterling
Jerry Snuff
Blanche Shanklen
Timewell
C. W. Long
Galesburg
Hattie Ellis
Edward KP
Kelley
Kansas City
Augusta Kneiseley
Belle Threlkeld
Hicksville
Kelley Building
J. D. Clark
Illie Reber
Harvey Triplette
C. M. Truex
First Baptist Church
Atlanta
Convention of the
Southern Baptist Churches
May Dickson
Laverton
Adolph Bloom
Miarehal J
Watterman
Mitchell
FE Beatt
Andrew Straun
Jennie J. Jones
Taewistown
Roscoa Hendrix
Virginia Dwdre
Archie Dpiape
Clara Barsehack
Quines
Flarry Mettinger
Leavenworth
Kan
Olive Gayeatte
Rock Istead
Jil
Beverly Pugursen
Juliet Wood
Harvey E.priplette
Alainda Reber
Marion County
James Rata
Ines Mevonnell
Alfred
Powerful Pile Remedy Discovered
An advertisement proclaims Mira Pile Remedy can cure chronic piles in three to ten days with a balanced internal prescription and mentions an external Pile Ointment for itching associated with piles. It notes availability through local pharmacists or by mail from Guaranteed Remedies Co. Elyria Ohio and lists prices including tax.
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Nemedtea Co
Elyria
Ohio
Bank Reference Notice From Peoria Banks
A dated notice referencing Peoria and County Banks appears with a permanent address at 1121 Glen Ave Peoria Illinois and a contact telephone Main 8418. The fragment suggests a bank reference or formal inquiry, signaling a banking matter involving the listed address and contact line.
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Peoria
County
Glen Ave
Ilinois
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