Market News: Grain Prices Rise on Tight Supply
Chicago May 28 Prices tightened in the corn market as supply remained meager. May delivery touched the highest level for the present crop with July and September nearby, while oats gained and provisions rose sharply on packer buying of lard and ribs. Reports of green bugs in Missouri supported oats, and cash corn showed strong demand despite discounts on arriving offerings.
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Chicago
Shorty
Missouri
Grain prices and receipts from multiple Midwestern markets
In Chicago, St Louis, Peoria, Kansas City and Minneapolis on May 28 grain bids and cash receipts are listed. Wheat varied with No 1 north at 2.46 and No 2 north at 2.36 in Chicago. corn for various yellow and mixed types ranged around 1.80 to 1.85. oats and rye shown with mixed figures. Receipts cited include 10 cars in Peoria and 126 cars in Minneapolis.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Louis
Oates
Peoria
Kausas City
Kansas City
Kaftfir
Minneapolis
VRAUS
Hiatchford
Hwatchford
Balles
Rogers
New York Stocks Rise Amid Broad Market Strength
The market opened strong led by Studebaker with new highs as Willis Overland and Kindred issues advance. Recommendations urge buying on small pullbacks and riding high prices for rail, oil, copper, tobacco, and leather stocks, with Liberty bonds also moving up.
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Studebaker
Willis-Overland
Hay Great Northern
Atchison
Union
Southern Pacific
St. Paul
Liberty
Line Clair
Annaconda
United Clear
Coreden OW
Boston-Wyoming
Federal
al Jen
Local Markets Prices for Hay and Grain by Knollenberg Milling
Prices paid for wheat, oats, hay, corn, and straw from Knollenberg Milling and Leven Butchers. Quotations cover No 1 and No 2 trades, various hay qualities, corn types, shredded fodder, and related animal products. Includes hogs, poultry, eggs, linseed, turpentine, milling products, and hides with multiple per unit prices.
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Knollenberg Milling Company
Npcete
Joe Fomanne
Leven
Anck Brothers
GC BP. Bishop Co
Turkey
Miller & Arthur
Wallon
Rye and barley price notes from Chicago market
Market wire from Chicago dated May 28 shows rye and Noe at nominal levels with Harley at 1.10 to 1.25, Timothy at 9 m2, and Clover nominal. Prices reflect commodity quotes and do not include broader market context.
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Chicago
Rye
Noe
Harley
Timothy
Seed prices listed for Clover and Timothy markets
In Toledo on May 2 a market update lists Clover seed prime cash at 27.38, Get 21.50, Dec 21.40. Timothy prime cash old 5.36, new 5.36, May 5.35, Sept 6.16, Oct 5.95. Prices reflect near term cash and future quotes for sowing seasons.
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Torledo
Toledo
Timothy
Market and bond notes from New York and St Louis dispatch
May 27 and 28 reports show horse prices in St Louis markets with varying hands and draft values, plus U S Liberty issues and New York mercantile paper rates. Liberty bond prices range from 88.60 to 99.92, while time loans and call rates are listed for commercial paper and cotton coffee bids with spot prices noted.
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New York Money
New York
Mercantile Paper
Time Loans
Call East High
Liberty Bonds
Liberty
Victory
Stock Market Activity in New York Shares Rise on Broad Rally
Stock exchange dealings Tuesday remained very active with turnover near the prior day’s million share level. Gains were shown in motors, steels, and equipment stocks with oils and tobacco also contributing. United States Steel advanced modestly while Southern Pacific posted a solid gain. Victory bonds appeared at 99.88 to 99.96.
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New York
Stock Exchange
United States Steel
Southern Pacific
Victory Bonds
Liberty Group
Fea
Chicago and St Louis market livestock report summary
Chicago and St Louis markets show mixed receipts and varied price ranges for hogs cattle and sheep. Hogs top near 20.20 with bulk sales around 19.90 to 20.15. cattle receipts about 14 900 with steer and butcher prices generally 16 to 25 cents lower. sheep receipts around 14 000 with lambs and yearlings trading higher in places. Local markets include East St Louis and Kansas City with similar declines and price spreads across hogs cattle and sheep.
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Chicaroa
Chicago
St. Louis
East St. Louis
Kansan City
Kansas City
Garste
Lainie
Yvearlina Wethers
Peoria
Mayus
Markets New York May 28 Sugar and butter data
Markets from New York and Chicago report mixed dairy and poultry receipts. Butter creamery values rise. cheese and poultry hold steady. sugar and potatoes show slight movements with various grade prices through May 28. Illinois and Louisiana pricing noted alongside New York figures.
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New Yorks
New York
Chicago
U. S
Louisiana
Neww York
Palmyra Commencement Held By St Louis Pastor
Dr Ivan L Holt pastor of St Johns Methodist Church, St Louis, delivered the Palmyra High School senior commencement sermon in the Palmyra Methodist church. Forty one seniors wore gray gowns and caps as a musical program accompanied by Miss Wilson featured the event.
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Palmyra
Ivan Lee Holt
St. John’s Methodist Church
St. Louis
Miss Wilson
J. M. Boon
Palmyra Methodist Church
Temple
C. M. Truex
Baptist Church
Calvary
Rodney
Thad R. Smith
W. L. Owsley
H. J. Smith
Ivan L. Holt
Tab Griffith
Hannibal
Missouri
Wisconsin
Pittsfield Notes Highlight Local News And Moves
State's Attorney Edwin Johnston improves from neuralgia as Barry Mumford returns from overseas. Mrs. Wilhelmine Kaufman dies after illness. funeral held with Rev. Schutz and Rev. Brown officiating. Chicken pox outbreak noted. William Troos wins bridge rebuilding contract on Hill to Hannibal span. Overseas servicemen Arrivals and discharges appear, library staff changes, and civic events including lodge degrees and a Griggsville transfer. April circuit court reconvenes with Judge Higbee presiding. baccalaureate sermon given by Rev. Atchison with program details.
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Edwin Johnston
Barry Mumford
Camp Grant
Wilhelmine Kaufman
Henry Schutz
Springfield
Pittsfield Lodse No
William Perry
Henry McCann
T. C. Moore
Griggsville
Hert A. Burbridge
West Washington Street
Moore
George Farrand
M. W. Farrand
Henry Bowers
Harry Higbee
Karl Hesley
Edith Hesley
Decatur
Filmore Mayo
Champaign
Camp Point dances at I O Q F hall in cool weather
The Camp Point dancing club held a Thursday night dance in the I O Q F hall with a Plymouth Orchestra providing music. Guests from out of town attended and the evening was described as very pleasant.
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Camp Point
Plymouth
Frank Humble
Paul Curry
James Liggett
James Wootman
Elvaston
Wootman
Agnes Dilley
Christian Church
C. Greer
Wm. F. Jones
Greer
K. A. Omer
A. R. Grumman
W. C. Greer
Joan Meatheringham
G CL Flett
George Omer
Jeannette Selby
Elmer Selby
Milligan College
Tenn
Borton of
Golden
Frank Roberts
Isaac Cutter
A. F
A. M
Springfield
Quincy
Fred Hufnagle
Oscar Hufnagle
New York
France
Worden and Wakefield Move and Local News From Barry
Barry Illinois items note Mr and Mrs T J Worden move to Hannibal Harry Wakefield opens a bakery. Memorial services held Ruth McKinney visits Emily McKinney of Colorado. Property transfers and travels of residents, including Dr C E Reavers family trip to Missouri. Soldiers Wesley Curtiss and Dewey Patrick return to New York after service. Funeral of Anderson Havird in Barry church burial at Park Lawn. Local illness and clerical moves, post office delivery system talk, entertainment by Gerum, second soldiers reception at M E B church. Dan J Smith death report from San Croix Wis.
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Barry, Ill
T. J. Worden
Hannibal
Harry Wakefield
Christian Church
Ruth McKinney
Emily McKinney
Colorado
Geo. East
James Boyd
Washington
Margaret Hartman
Morris
Okla
Blue Foreman
Barry Friends
C. E. Reavers
Missouri
Jesse Holton
Thos, Martin
Brown County
Til
W. He. Johnson
Dick" Evans
Frank
Decatur
Park Lawn
Nelson
Brilderback
R. KB. Stepker
Quincy
Blanche
Latre Crawford
Columbus
Post Office Department
Troy TL. Gerum
MEB
Dan J. Smith
San Crosse
Our City
A. L. Maltman
LaCross
Funeral in M E church uncovers many local visits
In Green City Missouri forenoon and Sunday afternoon funeral held in the M E church. Visitors include Frnest Hill of Macon county and Mrs. Geo Burgess of St. Louis. Local residents Mrs. R B Davis and daughter Mrs. Roderick of Kirksville travel relatives in the area.
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M. E. Church
Macon County
Geo. Burgess
St. Louis
R. B. Davis
Roderick
Kirksville
John Bright
Granby
James Overstreet
Clarence Bailey
Milan
Rex Campbell
Etbace
Charles Beall
Fort Lions
Cal
Ernest Dever
Dee Hill
Lewistown
H. Patton
Osawattomie
Kan
Geo. T. Payne
Viola Magee
Flat River
J. Co. Bond
Keytesville
Keytesville Superintendent Visits Magee Family
J C Bond, superintendent of the Keytesville school for two years, arrived last Saturday night and will stay with Dr and Mrs Magee for a few days before resuming summer work with the Redpath Vawter chautauqua.
Woman too ill to walk finds relief with herbal remedy
Perth Amboy New Jersey resident Martha Stanislawski describes years of severe female trouble including backache dizziness and fainting. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports improved strength no pain and better appearance. The ad touts the remedy as a standard treatment for displacements inflammation irregularities and nervous prostration in women.
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Perth Amboy
N.J
Lydia E. Pinkham
Martha Stanislawski
Penn St
Chronic Disease Treatment Offer in Peoria Illinois
Dr Blair offers chronic disease care covering stomach liver heart lungs rheumatism deafness catarrh leg ulcers and more with free examination consultation and advice. Six years general practice eight years chronic disease practice eighteen years in Illinois licensed to practice medicine and surgery. Permanent address 1121 Glendale Ave Peoria Illinois. Main 8413.
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Illinois
State Board of Health
Belvidere Board of Health
Belvidere
Peoria
Country Banks
Glendale Ave
Internal Cure for Piles Claims Miraculous Treatment
A Cleveland area claim touts Miro Pile Remedy an internal cure for piles supposedly effective in 2 3 days even in severe cases. It promises no payment unless the remedy conquers the condition and offers an ointment for external itching. The notice instructs readers to order by mail if druggists cannot supply it.
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Ares
Hiyria
Ohia
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