Grain Prices Slide on New York Stock Market Weakness
Grain prices faced a setback Tuesday amid stock market weakness. Corn finished lower with December around 2.11 to 2.12 and May near 1.07 to 1.08. wheat hovered near the government fixed No 1 northern basis and finished slightly lower. Wheat selling shifted to storage as government action influenced trade, while strong commission houses absorbed corn offerings. Northwest car lots and Chicago market figures show mixed results across corn, oats, and wheat with various regional quotations and daily totals.
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New York Stocks End Turbulent Session With Decline
After a brief period of moderate weather the early session turned weak as heavy selling hit road shares and dragged the market toward the bottom. Prices fell four to five points from highs while no new action or price fixing occurred, and traders eyed a possibly discounted future with some belief in dividend viability.
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Washington
Local Market Prices for Hay Grain Hogs and Hides
Readable market sheet shows prices for hay and grain commodities, milling flour, animal feeds, and livestock. Includes hog quotations by weight, wagon-load hogs and pigs, plus daily butcher prices, poultry, dairy, hides, tallow, and minor farm goods from regional markets.
Auction Market Prices and Vacant Street Notices
Fragment shows price ranges for Eastern chunks and Southern lumps with various dollar figures, plus references to hands and percentages. Mentions vacant street areas and a note likely from a local market or sale listing. No clear event or individuals identified.
Market Letter Covers Corn Oats And Provisions
Long Commission Co reports corn ended the day down from its peak after a near steady session as frost timing looms. It notes two to three frost-free weeks could yield the largest U S crop, while looming demand may cap prices. Oats rise on cash demand and corn strength, with Snow predicting a larger crop final figure amid ongoing global demand. Provisions ease as hogs weaken and professional buyers lead selling. cash trade holds steady.
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Snow
Hog Market Dips Ten Cents Locally
The hog price on the local stock market Tuesday was ten cents lower. Rain in the morning limited arrivals with only two farmers selling. A bale of hay sold for 20 dollars per ton and mixed hay fetched 18 dollars per ton.
Seed Market Prices at Toledo O
Clover seed Prime ash sold at 12.90 earlier 13.70 with December 813.50 and March 13.63 quotes. Alsike Prime cash 13.50 with September 13.60 and October 12.80. Timothy Prime cash old 3.5 and new 4 with September 4.05 and October 3.95. Other items include Timothy 5-Rye-No 2 at 1.79 per unit and Clover at 165 20.
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Chancellor Returns to Berlin After Europe Trip
AMSTERDAM Sept 5 German Chancellor Dr George Michaelis has returned to Berlin following a five day trip to Belgium and the western front.
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George Michaelis
Belgium
Stocks Are Weak Rail Shares Down In New York Market
The market showed weak conditions with strong short interest pushing prices lower on many railroad shares. High grade rail issues fell 2 to 6 points with New York Central St Paul and New Haven at new lows, reflecting broad weakness across listed securities.
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New York Central
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New Haven
Livestock Market Report Across Major U.S. Packers
Summary of Sept 5 to 6 cattle hog and sheep receipts from St Louis Chicago Kansas City and Omaha. Hogs receipts and price ranges show weakness in several markets while cattle and sheep receipts vary by region with mixed price movements and notable ranges for native beef cattle western steers stockers and feeders calves and lambs. Major entries include Chicago strong hogs and large cattle receipts, Kansas City and Omaha reflecting steady to lower trends.
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Markets in Chicago and New York follow mixed commodity trends
Chicago receipts show butter and eggs firming with varying creameries and packed goods. Kansas City notes price shifts in butter and poultry. New York reports firm butter and steady sugar and coffee markets with unsettled sugar futures and blended price ranges across creamery and refined products.
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Wedding of Ida Ell en Boyd and James H Ketcham
Miss Ida Ellen Boyd daughter of Mr and Mrs J M Boyd and James H Ketcham of La Harpe were wed at the bride’s Plymouth home with Rev E M Smith officiating The ceremony used a ring theme A luncheon for 42 followed The couple will live with the bride’s parents until spring then move to the groom’s farm near Cisco Local attendees included Misses Lillie Jacoby Mary Jacoby and Delta Kimbrough Other notes cover open Carthage schools and local visits closing with Miss Susan Davidson’s return from Minneapolis and sister Mrs Robert Williams’ visit
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J. M. Boyd
James H. Ketcham
la Harps
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Mary Jacoby
Ketcham
William Ketcham
LaHarpe
E. A. Wilcox
A. R. Robertson
Robert Ramsey
Margaret
Quincy
Margaret Ramsey
August Hellake
Ramsey
Fred Baker
Clayton
Ilinois
Chicago
E. O. Reaugh
Clark Reaugh
Fred Wwewitt
Hannibal
Susan Davidson
Minneapolis
Robert Williams
S. C. Davidson
Marion County Sunday School Convention Opens
The Marion County Sunday School association held its 1917 convention at the Presbyterian church in Palmyra with about 300 attendees. Key speakers include Lansing F. Smith and Harriet Beard from St. Louis, Richard Heilbron, and Rev. L McCreary replacing Dr. John A. Rice. Methodist church ladies provided meals, and exhibits from publishers in St. Louis Kansas City and Ohio showcased Sunday school materials and Marion county children’s work.
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Marion County Sunday School Association
Presbyterian Church
Marion County
Lansing F. Smith
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Philadelphia Chautauqua Highlights and Local Visits
In Philadelphia residents report visiting relatives and friends such as Mrs. Sarah S Boldridge with James Waller and family. Miss Sadie Young led a youth group to Palmyra for the chautauqua. Delegates from Philadelphia Baptist church attended in Monroe City. Dr. Smoot from Bethel joined Littleneton’s dedication. A cake box was prepared by Union ladies for Tom Feaster at an aviation camp in Texas.
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Sarah Sboldridge
James Waller
Sadie Young
Palmyra
Maury Susan Waite
Georgia May Vickrey
Charley Vickrey
Sam Waller
St. Louis
George Rager
John T. Martin
Edward Engan
S. J. Day
Mary Gibbons
Nellie Phillips
Philadelphia Baptist Church
Monroe City
Chautauqua
Pike’s First Nine Men for Camp Taylor Quota
Pittsfield dated September five, list shows Pike county men chosen for the first five percent national army quota sent to Cantonment Louisville Kentucky. Included: Joy Gicker Barry Walter E Stauffer Barry Arthur Raymond Grammar Baylis Leslie Eugene Grammar Baylis Leo Victor Likes Barry James Lane Pleasant Hill Charles Godfrey New Canton Vernon Bolin New Canton Harvey Virgil Hill Newburg P O Pittsfield. James Lane volunteered to be in the first five percent.
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Pike County
National Army
Louisville
Joy Gicker
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Walter E. Stauffer
Arthur Raymond Grammar
Baylis
Leslie Eugene Grammar
Leo Victor Likes
James Lane
Pleasant Hill
Charles Godfrey
New Canton
Vernon Bolin
Harvey Virgil Hill
Newburg
P. O. Pittsfield
Colt Show Draws Many Exhibitors at Palmyra Pasture
Three hundred fifty to four hundred Marion county stockmen attended the Colt and Jersey cattle show by the South River Marion County Farm Bureau at D. A. Lehenbauer's pasture near West Ely. Judges included George W. Saffarrans for dairy stock and draft stock, Clarence Welsz for draft, W. A. Rinehart for mule colts, and A. White Jr. for saddle colts. Winners covered 21 dairy cattle, 14 draft colts, 3 saddle colts, and 31 mule colts, with numerous class prize and sweepstakes results noted for Mackey and Vaughn bred colts, Tillett jack mules, and Pflantz top jerseys and cattle. Palmyra notes record John Baxter buying a six-cylinder DeLuxe Studebaker through J. S. Berghofer.
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Colt and Jersey
South River Branch
Marion County Farm Bureau
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West Ely
George W. Saffarrans
Charles W. Atkins
Hannibal
Clarence Welsz
W. A. Rinehart
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J. B. Tillett
Raymond Todd
R. J. Stephens
W. H. Banks
John L. Pflantz
William Spooner
D. A. Lebenbauer
Nichols and Bower
A. White, Jr
William Frankenbach
Charles Donelson
Jacobs and Gash
J. A. B. McElroy
Biggs Glascock
al Porter
Louis Vogt
F. A. Masterson
Homer Porter
George Melvin
Fred Locke
R. McIntyre
J. W. Whiston
W. Batley
W. I H. Banks
Tillett
Jack
Jersey
Cowes
John L. Pflants
O. Berzt
Heifer
G. F. Walden
George Frankenbach
Andrew Thurston
Hellar
O. Berat
J. P. Pflantz
Palmyre Personals
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Studebaker
J. S. Berghofer
Monday arrivals and moves in Palmyra area
Mr Baxter lives two miles north of Palmyra while Milas Frankile Connell, county superintendent, visited the courthouse Monday. H W Markell of Chicago called on Palmyra friends, Uncle Zack Gupton of Union Township spent Monday in town, Henry Brown moved into Tom Banks property in the east, and Banks moved into the Smythe property in the south part of the city.
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Palmyra
Milas Frankile Connell
Hannibal
Court House
H. WH. Markell
Chicago
Frustrated plots to assassinate Borden and Heighan
Police announce the thwarting of plots to assassinate Sir Robert Borden and Arthur Heighan and to dynamite Ottawa parliament buildings. The arrests follow a month after the explosion at the summer home of Lord Athelstan.
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Arthur Heighan
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Lord Athelstan
British Airmen Raid Bruges Raid Near Bruges by British Aviators
LONDON Sept 5 continuing raids over Belgium British aviators Sunday night attacked near Bruges. A British airplane fought six Germans and shot down one of them.
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