Market News Grain Prices Rally Amid Holiday Prep
Chicago notes pre holiday trading in corn recovers from earlier declines amid favorable weather for new crop. December corn at 1.225% and May at 1.21, oats steady, provisions mixed. Bank lending unchanged, longshoremen strike widening observed, market eyes holiday break as prices show slight bounce from session lows.
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Chicago
Pricea
Long Commission
Dee
Northweat
Minn
Wuluth
Chiergo Cor
Local Markets Prices for Hay and Grain by Kaullenberg Milling
Market quotations cover wheat, rye, oats, corn, straw, and various hays with prices per bushel or ton. Also listed are live stock and meat prices from Anck brothers and J. Hood & Co, plus milling products, animal byproducts, feeds, hides, wool, and line items from Linseed and White lead suppliers. Prices reflect regional rates and bartered goods, with detailed ranges for hogs, cattle, poultry, and byproducts.
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Kaullenberg Milling Company
Py Anck Brothers
J. 2. Hood and Co
CL F. Bishop Co
Amco
Kiatchford
Liatchford
Hy Bolles
Rogers
Thy Aldo Sommers Drug Co
Prices Steady for Hogs as Corn and Oats Firm
Local market quotations show no change in hog prices on Saturday while corn and oats appear firmer. City market offerings for hay and grain were heavy with oats selling at 100 and 74 to 75 cents per bushel, corn at 1.65 dollars per bushel, and baled hay at 28 dollars per ton.
Stocks Rise on Motor Shares a London Style Rally
New York stock list shows motor stocks leading gains with Chandler motor up sharply though pulling back at close. Studebaker, Maxwell, Pierce-Arrow and General Motors also advance 3 to 6 points. motor accessories and oils rise, rails steady with Southern Pacific dipping slightly. Liberty bonds and government bonds hold, money markets firm.
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Chandler Motor
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Stuts
White
Maxwell
Pierce-Arrow
General Motors
Sains
Stromberg
Bosch
Kelly- Springfield
Keystone
Mexican Petroleum
Industrial Alcohol
Famous Players
General Chemical
Geveral
Rails
Southern Pacific
United States
Chicago Livestock Markets Oct 12 Hogs Cattle Sheep
Chicago reports receipts hogs 5000 firm heavy 14.50 to 15.40, mediums 14.75 14.00, lights 14.50 13.40, light lights 14.00 14.85. Packing sows 13.70 14.30, packing heavies 15.00. Cattle receipts 2000, week compared: good to prime steers steady to 60c higher, other grades weak. best cows steady, stockers lower. Sheep receipts steady to lower. fat lambs 50c lower, natives 1.60 lower, feeding lambs lower. Kansas City: hogs strong, mixed cattle, calves steady, sheep late week softer. St Louis and Peoria regional notes show mixed hogs and cattle trends with steady to slightly lower sheep and lambs.
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CUTY
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Peoria
Peouta
Howe
St. Tide
ST. Louis
Grain and Stocks Outlook Amid Holidays and Strikes
Market activity shows weekend action aside from usual profit declines as holidays affect volumes. Steel strike signs lift sentiment for reconstruction workers, with higher prices expected in grains, meats, and oils while leading stocks in steel railroad and tobacco show strength. Caution remains but buyers are endorsing infrastructure and commodity plays, with broad Street steady as oils and gold stocks rise. New York reports heavy rains cooling frost fear and fueling cotton hedge buying, with December futures firm around 33.25 cents and early advances of 20 to 40 points.
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TS. Steel
Raiiwin
Central Leather
Whelyn Overland
Sinclair OW
Anaconda
Susara
Prain
Broad Street
Caledonia
New York
Canton Daily Gazette Local Social News and Visitors
Canton Missouri society notes many residents visiting relatives in Quincy Keokuk and La Grange plus travels to Williamstown Hannibal and Keokuk. Multiple hometowns including Stronghurst Russesville and Canton share greetings weddings and engagements with neighbors and local businesses.
Bowen tail celebration draws many from county
Carthage residents J Martin Hawkett and others spent Thursday and Friday in Bowen for the tail celebration. George Tavenner returned from Virginia to visit relatives. Mrs. Gardner reports changes after sixteen years in Vasda. Mrs. Walter Rowland visited Bowen. Master Clark Rowland traveled home with his empetior after a week with grandparents. Mrs. Califf and family toured to Qlaincy. McAnulty of Springfield visited his mother. Harbeck county Har Association members met in court. Heirship and private sale reports filed in county court. Several marriage licenses issued. Bowen fall celebration drew a smaller crowd due to unsettled weather.
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Stronghurst
Ill
Nina Long
J. L. Kearn
Russesville
J. G. Mitter
Williamstown
Jesse Thompson
Quincy
Lula Houghland
John Bugh
Harvey Clark
John Campbell
Sacramento
Calif
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Hannibal
Canton
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Edward Moore
Ewing
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LaGrange
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State Highway Board
Jefferson City
Miss Coolbrough
Culver-Stockton College
Keokuk
Ernest Schroeder
Elizabeth Bland
Taylor Grandstafft
Augusta
Scott
Canton Planing Mill Co
Peope
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New Madrid
Ala
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Park Prattt
College Street
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H. Meirheoberts
F. R. Lawrenson
Co. B. Wrawkins
Chicago
Evelyn Tate
Florence Stow
Nettle May Henderson
Kahoka
C. A. Kilkeny
I. B. Mevoy
Ethel
Hook Island
Virginia McCutchan
Monee
R. V. McCutchan
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Henry Schrader
Big Timber
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J. 0. Dickerson
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Tildorado
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Virginia
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Vasda
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W. O. Sharp
Clark Rowland
John Califf
Mulhingy
H. KR. Farwell
Howen
New York and Chicago Dairy and Market Report Oct 12
Rutter Strom receipts show creamery and dairy items with mixed changes. Notable entries include higher creamery receipts and altered fat contents, with mixed poultry and potato trade, while New York coffee markets report quiet spot activity with slight gains for Santos and other futures.
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Rutter Strom
Chicago
Unesch
Santos
Pittsfield Social Notes Mention Visiting Kin and Lodge Degrees
Virgil Ducey of Detroit visits Pittsfield as local residents plan for future moves. The Pittsfield Lodge No 95 S O O I confers initiatory degree at the county cooperative meeting. Members and hopefuls reflect on growth, with many pending applications and past initiations.
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Henry Kleinschmidt
Charles Hl. Nelson
Nieilischmidt
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Harvey Willams
Versailles
lLsugh Williams
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Wir
Ray Stanley
Sol Watts
Bosworth
Laura Helm
Miss Cora
Ray Kelley
Russell Carey
William Ellis Smith
Cleatus Fusselman
Rock Island
Mrs. J
St. John
Ginger Ale Request Example Tells Prohibition Tale
Rev Dr James Empringham recounts touring New York saloons in disguise with a pink neck tie seeking ginger ale or birch now denied by prohibition. He notes tougher access to drinks, altered saloon chatter toward theology, and clerical attire provoking harsher reactions from barkees.
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James Empringham
Sixth Avenue
Hester Street
Four Die as Train Strikes Auto Near Cedar Rapids
Four persons were killed and a fifth was mortally injured when a Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul passenger train hit their automobile at Marion near Cedar Rapids. The collision occurred on October 12, and emergency crews rushed to the scene. Authorities investigated the cause as investigators reviewed road crossing signals and train schedules.
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Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Marion
Here
Public Sale Notices Include Addresses and Dates
Public sales listings show J. B. Majors near Plymouth at a position 1% southwest and 344 miles north of Au stasia dated Oct 13 and Mrs FE W Smith on South 36th Street in Melrose Township with damaged Cu Ti details.
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Plymouth
Austasia
FE. W. Smith
South 36Th St
Melrose Township
Damg Cu, Ti
A Texas Wonder Kidney and bladder remedy ad
The Texas Wonder claims to treat kidney and bladder troubles in men and women including gravel diabetes and rheumatism with regulatory effects for children. Sell by druggists or mail order for 1.25 with two months’ treatment per small bottle. Dr FE Hall address provided.
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FE. W. Hall
Olive St
St. Louis
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