Market News Notes Corn Down on Week Outlook and Weather
Chicago May 25 The corn market fell as traders priced in larger next week arrivals from Iowa and rumors of Argentine supplies. Oats lost ground while provisions softened with fears of ample meat stocks and a strong food administration push. Chicago wheat and other grains showed mixed to weaker tones as weather and harvest prospects influenced futures and spot prices across major markets in St Louis Minneapolis Peoria and New York.
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Chicago
Iowa
Iowa Planting Appeared To Be Nearer Complete Than In Tainois
The
Food Administration
Long Commission Co
Northwest Car Lots
Minneapolis
Duluth
St. Louis
ST Lois
Peoria
War Department
United States
New York Stocks Buy Sell Signals from Bennett & Co
The market ends Saturday with cautious optimism and expected upticks in steel, copper, rail and packing stocks. Traders advised to exit specialties, watch U S Steel Midvale and Superfrost steel, monitor trunk lines Southern Pacific Atchison Union Pacific Great Northern St Paul, and buy Rock Island common. Copper, gold and Liberty bonds noted for moves. packing houses like Armour, Cudahy, Swift seen rising.
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U.S
Midvale
Slde Canntak
Guy Os Awele
Armours
Cudahys
Whisens
Swift Teternationel
New York Card Market
Perfection Tire
Maee
Cosden
Rosen-Wyomings
Federal
Llouston
Caledonia
Heelan
Cresson
Local Markets Hay and Grain Prices From Kuellenberg Millog
Prices paid cover wheat, corn, oats, hay varieties, and straw. Includes hogs, cattle, poultry, eggs, hides, and milling products with numerous per cwt and per ton figures. Listings show regional quotations corrected daily by Anck Brothers and Miller Arthur firms.
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Kuellenberg Millog Company
ULEO
Timothy Hay
Anck Brothers
CLE. Bishon Co
Miller
Arthur O
Seed Market Toledo Prices Degenerate Market Report
Seed values listed for Toledo markets include Clover seed cash 27.78 and 21.40 for other grades. Timnethy prime cash old 5.20 new 6.50. Prices for Alsike, Many, Sept and Geet range from 5.30 to 6.14 with various cash quotes and futures notes.
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Toledo
Clover Seed
Alsike
Timnethy
Fowler, III alerts on arrivals of soldiers home
Telegrams inform relatives of Privates Alva Heaton and Marty Walbring that they have landed overseas and expect to return soon. Rev. O Ty Angel of the U.S. Navy is due any time to take up work at the Christian church. A strawberry and ice cream social is planned for May 24 on the Christian church lawn. Union Childrens Day plans are underway for Fowler Sunday Schools. Transport Zeeland lands at Newport News with 3000 troops from France including engineers and air service detachments.
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Alva Heaton
Marty Walbring
Ouverseas
Dick Esmond
Preutmonin
U. S
Christian Church
O. Ty Angel
U.S. Navy
Fowler
C. FE
United Brethren Church
T. O. Lewin
Newport News
Zeeland
France
Twentieth Engineers
Stocks Fall Mixed as Market Closes Quiet on May 25
In New York trading May 25 leaders of industry voiced cautious optimism while a brief session showed varied moves. Strong gains were seen in Stutz Studebaker Chandler Pierce Arrow Maxwell and General Motors with 21 to 6 point advances, while Atchison Chicago Northwestern Norfolk and Western and Chesapeake and Ohio led a broad high grade rally. United States Steel hit a new yearly peak as coppers rose on higher refined metal prices, with total volume about 875,000 shares and par value sales around $5.45 million. Bonds remained steady to firm with no notable features as government issues and currency markets steadied.
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New York
Stutz
Studebaker
Chandler
Pierce Arrow
Maxwell
General Motors
Stromberg
United States Rubber
Ajax Rubber
Kelly-Springfield
Atchison
Chicago
Northwestern
Norfolk and Western
Chesapeake and Ohio
United States Steel
A. T
Am. Loco
BRT
Can
C. M
St. PL
Erie
Nor. Pfd
Mex. Petro
Nor, Pac
Wee Ees
Peoples Gas
Rock Island
Paco Oo
14la Ku Union Pac
UW. Steel Co
Willys-Over
Oe Ee Ae
Liberty bond prices reported in New York May 26
Liberty bond prices in New York on May 26 show 3119's at 99.48. first 4's unquoted. second 4's 94.70. first 44's US 7u. second 44's 95. third 434's 95.76. fourth 4's 95.12.
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Liberty Bonda
New York
Liberty
Kansas City Livestock Market Report May 25
Livestock markets show receipts: hogs 500 steady to higher in Kansas City with top about 20.74 and primes around 20.40 to 20.64, heavy and light weights varied. Cattle receipts 790 with mixed shifts: beef cattle mostly lower. stockers and feeders down. veal calves up. stock cows steady. Sheep receipts none in KC. Additional reports from Chicago Peoria St Louis list hogs and cattle with varied prices and weekly comparatives.
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Kansan City
Kansas City
Chicago
Delogna
Peoria
Phorta
St. Loui
ST. Louis
Market Roundup United States Commodities May 25
Butter prices mixed across New York and Chicago markets with unsettled receipts and varying grade levels. Potatoes and coffee also show unsettled or quiet activity, with specific price ranges and cargo updates reported for creamery butter, fresh gathered eggs, and New York Spot coffee trades.
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New York
Chicago
Santes Hs
Rye and barley prices in Chicago market report
Chicago May 25 rye and barley prices show rye nominal at No 3 around 1.4614 dollars per bushel and barley at 1.14 to 1.23 dollars. Timothy nominal around 9 dollars per bushel and clover listed as nominal with no clear quote.
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Chicago
Timothy
Camp Point Bride and Camp Point News Trimmed
Miss Butalia Salthouse of Bowen and Fred Omer of Camp Point wed at Nash home with fifty relatives present. The ceremony was by Dr Wohlfarth of Rossville. A birthday bride and groom from Bowen marked the day with pink decor and Lohengrin prompts. Second wedding, Miss Ida Mae Traver and Newton Beckett of Curryville united in Quincy with a simple dinner and plans to move to Curryville. Local items note social events, visits, church activities, and public notices as Camp Point neighbors travel, study, attend church, and prepare for Memorial Day at Perry.
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Camp Point
Ill
L. E. Nash
Butalia Salthouse
Bowen
Fred Omer
Wolforth
Rossville
Wohlfarth
Alice May Carley
Miss Carley
English Opera Co
Chicago
Ruby Neal
Nellie Wally
Gertrude Sachan
Opal Miler
Genevieve
Marjorie Nash
Lohengrin
S A. Baker
Donald Edward Norris
McPherson
Kan
George Norris
Ida Mae Traver
Newton Beckett
Curryville
J. F. Brierton
Quincy
A. R. Grumman
William Traver
Maplewood High School
Christian Church
Hazel Frazier
Mae Mason
Julia Mason
I. Stecher
New Berlin
Peter Metz
Wl. Greer
Frank Thomas
Springfield
Isaac Cutter
the Christian Church
J. BR. Leib
Arthur Isletcher
Mendon
Ladies’ Social Union of the Christian Church
Clarence Becker
Baby
Dailey C. Lewis
Becker
Everett Beckett
Shelbina
Rudy McFarland
Evalyn Wells
Jacksonville
P. M. Herndon
Frank Humble
Pittsfield selects Brown as high school principal
Pittsfield Illinois board of education hires Dr. Robert B. Brown of Carbondale as principal of the high school. He recently completed military service and succeeds Rev. Robert Achison who did not reapply. Attorney R. B. Stephen of Barry visited briefly. Miss Louise Bassert returned to Minneapolis after an extended visit with Dr and Mrs.
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Board of Education
Robert B. Brown
Carbondale
Robert Achison
R. Br, Stepher of
Barry
Louiese Bassert
Minneapolis
Mtnn
Mra
Residents travel and returns from overseas in Shelbina area
In Shelbina Missouri Mrs Frank Schweiter and J Schweiter visited relatives in Quincy Friday. Eugene Smith, back from Elyria Ohio, returns to Shelbina. Everett Beckett arrived from Toledo Ohio after four months away. Mrs W Chapman of Brookfield visited sister Mrs Exelon and relatives in Shelbyville. Mrs R A Cleek visited Monroe City to see cousin Minter Bouware just returned from overseas. Miss Bess Feely left for Staynor Canada to teach. Miss Alice Krieg enrolled in Chillicothe Business College for banking. Joseph A Dunn discharged after about 18 months overseas and returned to his parents.
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Frank
J. Schweiter
Quincy
Eugene Smith
Elyria
Ohio
Shelbina
Everett Beckett
Toledo
Oho
W. Chapman
Brookfield
Shelbyville
James Exelon
William Hollow
Chicago
W. Rbollow
R. A. Cleek
Monroe City
Minter Boul- Ware
Bess Feely
Staynor
Canada
Alice Krieg
John Krieg
Near Bethel
Chillicothe Business College
Joseph A. Dunn
Hawkins Visit Greenville For Granddaughter's Graduation
Mr and Mrs J F Hawkins left Monday for Greenville Ti to visit their daughter in law Mrs Nellie Hawking and attend the graduation exercises of their granddaughter Miss Nellie James Hawkins.
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A. Dunn
Shelbyville
J. F. Hawkins
Greenville
Nellie Hawking
Nellie James Hawkins
Aliens Denied Papers After Registering With Consuls
In Chicago on May 24, registrations at German and Austrian consulates after the U S entry into the war cost many men their citizenship papers. These men had applied for first papers but Judge Bowles ruled they must start again to become American citizens.
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Chicago
United States
Bowles
How Women May Become Stronger Healthier and More Beautiful
Public notice touts organic iron therapy Nuxated Iron as a quick health boost for women. It cites doctors including Dr. George H Baker and Dr. Ferdinand King praising iron’s role in building strength, vitality, and rosy health. A home test and dosage are described, with a money back guarantee if results aren’t satisfactory.
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George H
George IT. Baker
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
New Jersey
Ferdinand King
New York
James Francis Sullivan
Bellevue Hospital
Westchester County Hospital
King
Dr. King
Guaratee
Miller Ad Arthur Drug Co
Kiefer
Brown and Mays ‘Drug Co
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Claud Neece
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Maud Fisher
Avon
Maud Cross
Fred Boger, Jr
Stanton Appleby
Methodist Church
Naomi McVay
William Shields
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Frank Vancil
Elizabeth Weert
Delana Smith
Alma Gurets
Lorena Simmonds
Altona
Laura Sawyer
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Corinth
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Lee Akers
Robert McClintock
W. H W. Brewster
Clayton
Alex Thompson
Mary Cossart
Clearmont
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Glen Willis
W. C. Greer
Arthur C. Boger
Galesburg
Lombard College
Lombard Hall
IF. N. Wells
Herman P. Hooper
Hooper
State University
East Side
Charles Riley
Mae Noyes
Hirsheimer Bros
Pike County Abstract Company
J. C. Brown
K. P. Hall
Nellie Chapman
Ralph S Dunham
J. T. Chapman
Anna Kaeser
Raymond Knox
Cape Girardeau
M. D. King
Jacob D. Hess
J. W. Wild
Charles Anson
Ruth Walmsley
Tuscola
Robert Atchison
Perry
Pittsfield, Ill
Shelbina, MO
Richardson’s Rapid Service Garage
J. S. Uplinger
Pioneer Creamery Co
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DR. Haley
Or Dr. Blair
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State Board of Health
Belvidere Board of Health
Belvidere
Glendale Ave
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