Market News: Hog Price Declines Drag Corn Futures
Chicago reports heavy hog price declines aiding a weaker corn market. September corn closes around $1.59 to $1.60, December near $1.28, oats also down with mixed shifts in futures. Provisions swing from drops to gains as hogs and cash inquiry influence trader sentiment. Northwest car lots and Chicago car lots show mixed Wednesday figures for wheat, corn, and oats with harvest season dynamics noted.
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Chicago
Easien
Grain Market Rundown Across Cities
Chicago and surrounding markets show varied grain quotes with No 2 red wheat around 2.20 to 2.24, No 2 white and yellow corn hovering near 1.60 to 1.66, and mixed bids across several grades. St Louis Peoria Kansas City Minneapolis report steady to higher tones in wheat and corn with price lists for white and yellow varieties and cash bids noted.
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Chicago
N.S. B
Leste
Iss
St. Louia
ST. Louis
mats—Steady
Sutide Hagner
Deorla Peoria
Kanaan City
Kansas City
Waltfir
Minneapolis
Timothy hay market rules firm on No 1 and standard grades
In St Louis on September 11 timothy hay prices held firm for No 1 and standard grades with strong demand. Medium and lower grades moved slowly. some unsold stock remained. Quotes listed for No 1 32 35, standard 31 31, No 2 27 30, No 3 23 M24, headed 23 25, threshed 15 18, light clover mixed No 1 30 31, No 2 27 28, clover hay No 1 32 323, No 2 28 30, heavy clover mixed No 1 38 0, No 2 27 28, prairie hay choice 26 qh 27, No 1 24 25, standard 22 er 22, No 2 20 21, alfalfa hay choice 36, No 1 33 35, standard 31 4 32, No 2 28 29, straw 7 7.50.
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Louis
Timothy Hay
Timothy
Hog market declines deepen with lower prices noted
The local hog market fell another 76 cents per hundred pounds on Wednesday, bringing the price to 17.35, a low not seen in months. Corn on the city market dropped to 1.65 per bushel, oats sold at 72 and 74 cents per bushel, with hay loads at 32 per ton for baled hay and clover hay priced lower.
Farm Prices and Markets from Local Milling and Sellers
Prices paid for hay grain and feed items by Kuellenberg Milling Co and local merchants. Wheat, corn, oats, timothy and alfalfa hays listed with various bale prices. hogs, cattle, poultry, eggs and dairy feeds priced by local firms. livestock hides and fats quoted. fruits, vegetables and produce with multiple per unit quotes. and mixed market notes on oils, waxes, and farm goods from Bolles and Hogers and John Musolino Co.
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Kuellenberg Milling Company
Anck. Brothers
J. E. Hood and Co
C . Bishop Co
Amco
Swifts
Blatchford
H. P
Wildes and
Bolles and Hogers
Ind
Hy Aldo Summers Drug Co
John Musolino and Co
California
Clover seed and timothy prices by year and month
Toledo market brief lists prime clover seed prices for 1919 1917 1918 1919 with monthly figures plus Timoth y seed prime prices across years including cash and future months. Prices shown include 1819 19.75 80.00 20.00 28.00 29.00 25.00 25.50 26.50 26.15 and timothy cash 1917 5.25 1918 5.20 1919 5.45 5.30 5.40 5.55 with monthly details.
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Toledo
Timothy
Chicago market roundup of creamery and produce prices
Chicago reports receipts and prices across dairy and produce lines. Creamery runs include Dutter-Lower at 4719 55 and Bess-Higher with 10 253 cases. poultry and potatoes show steady arrivals and varied regional quotes. Minnesota, Ohio, Wisconsin, Idaho, and Maine lots appear with sack and car lot pricing, while Linseed and cotton seed oil quotations close the market notes.
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Chicago
Minn
Biles
Maine
Grains Era Shifts as Corn Rises then Falls
Corn opened strong then slid to the lowest close on record amid rising hog prices and weak cash figures. Oats followed a similar path from early strength to late weakness. Export demand hampered by high freight. Provisions stayed fairly steady with some shift from nearby to later deliveries as hog receipts rise.
Chicago and St Louis Live Stock Prices On Sept 11
Chicago and East St Louis report mixed declines across hogs cattle and sheep with receipts around 96 000. Hogs see prices $1.25 to $1.50 lower in heavy to light ranges while cattle steady to lower with beef steers and butchers showing narrow gains or declines. Peoria and Kansas City markets follow suit with similar weak to steady trends across hogs cattle and calves.
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Chicago
St. Louis
East St, Louis
Kansas City
Peona
Peoria
Grain and Stocks See Sharp Swings and Hog Price Drop
Grain and Stocks report erratic corn trade with prices drifting lower and late losses around 10 to 50 cents as hog values slide from 1 to 1.80 dollars. Oats show strength then pull back while rye and barley rise on better receipts. cash demand remains steady amid mixed national weather and drought fears.
Potato Wart Appears in Carthage Illinois
A report from Carthage Illinois warns of the potato wart disease spreading across the United States. Officials urge potato growers and handlers to watch for wart like growths on eyes, collect samples, and notify H. Lloyd or the Urbana Experiment Station if found.
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Carthage
United States
Union
Pennsylvania
H. Lloyd
Illinois
Urbana
Ilinois
Rain Drives Need for Water as Drought Bites Farmland
Cisterns run low and pastures dry while corn ripens as farmers plow. Wm Wagg of Barry visits his old home. Mrs Sarah Hull and daughter of Dallas City visit relatives. Old Folks meeting in Richfield. farm sales and family visits across Richfield, Quincy, and Payson areas. Continuous notes on neighbors, travel, and small local events.
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Wm. Wagg
Barry
Sarah Hull
Dallas City
Harvey
Flora Warg
Plainville
Richfield
Chas
Fusselman
James Hendricks
Harvey Wary
Waters
Mr. Waters
St. Louis
Fred Lease
Verda Cane
Ellis Cane
Albert Wagg
Hichfield
Mesdames Etta Collings
Rebecca Lightle
Valley City
Ray Wagy
Kansas
Pete Sheets
Celia
Baker
Loraine
Walter Hampshire
John Wagy Sr
Waters Sisters
Payson
James Boone
Quincy
Lathrop
Bluffs
Old Folks Meeting and Local Social Highlights
Pittsfield Illinois reports a well attended old folks meeting with no strong program. Re-elected society president Uncle Jacob Gambell hosts visiting patrons from Colchester Kingston and Siloam. Richfield school opens with Fred Kochs as teacher. Plainville and Richfield baseball game ends with Plainville victorious.
Miss Madeline McCants Visits Carthage and Returns
Social notes from Carthage Illinois list Miss Madeline M McCants of Chicago visiting Tuesday evening then returning to Quincy en route home. Also reported is a 3600 appropriation by the county board for state aid road maintenance and a final report on the William L Bainter estate showing 47315 80 received 7816 04 paid with 39699 76 to heirs. A marriage license was issued to Robert L Kelly and Myrtle L Garnard of Adrian Illinois.
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Madeline M. McCants
Chicago
Quincy
Board of Supervisors
Ralph Davis
William L. Bainter
County
Cour
Robert L. Kelly
Myrtle L. Garnard
Adrian, Ill
Farms Change Hands Rapidly Near Lima
The Kern and Holt 159 acre farm east of town sold to Fred Shulte at 190 dollars per acre. Merced California visitors Mr. and Mrs. D R Oliver report Lima natives Joe Harness and Lot tie Harness improving, with family moves to War saw ahead. Airship over Lima, odd ball sale notes, M M degree at Warsaw lodge, Rev G G Maple to remain as Lima pastor. EB Jacobs travels to Kansas Florida. Richard Harness visits Grayton.
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Kern
Holt
Fred Shulte
D. R. Oliver
Merced
Calif
Williamstown
Lima
Joe Harness
Joe
San Jaquin Light and Power Co
John K. Harness
Keokuk
Kouima
Lottie Harness
Harness
Warsaw
A. M
J. St. John
Apple Man
Luther
G. G. Maple
Maple
EB. F. Jacobs
Kansas
Florada
Richard Harness
Grayton
FL BL Parker
Christian Endeavor events and family notes
The senior Christian Endeavor will be held at the Evangelical church Sunday evening with Mae Worman later. The Junior Endeavor meets Sunday afternoon at 2 30 with Caroline Knorr leader. H I Myers and family returned home Thursday after a trip through the west. J Myers and family ard Gratia and Leota Brohl have been visiting la
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Evangelical Church
Mae Worman
Caroline Knorr
H. l. Myers
West
J. Myers
Ard Gratia
Leota Brohl
Henry Kollmeyer and Clara Leave for Denver
Henry Kollmeyer and his daughter Clara departed for Denver Tuesday morning to visit Miss Helen Owens. Mrs. C. M. Erwin and son Lewis plan visits with the Lawrence Gray family as the Sunday school convention in Fowler last week netted about 152 dollars to be shared by four local Sunday schools. Nev. T. O. Lewis will deliver his foreword sermon at the W. S. church Sunday evening. The Fowler union CEB society set next Friday for its monthly meeting at Henry Hegmeyer’s home. Malford Myers plans to attend Mendon High School this year.
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Henry 4Lagmeyer
Henry Kollmeyer
Clara
Denver
Colo
Kollmeyer
Helen Owens
Lawrence Gray
Macomb
C. M. Erwin
Lewis
Erwin
Fowler
H. L. Myers
Leonard Knorr
Nev
T. O. Lewis
Fowler Union C. EB. Society
Italy’s leather industry hit by wartime slaughter
An official estimate asserts that 30 percent of Italy’s leather furnishing animals have been slaughtered for food during the war. Recovery will take several years as the losses are recouped.
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Italy
Rheumatism Cure Claim From Allen Revival
James H. Allen, after years of study, claims a special prescription dissolves utic acid deposits and banishes rheumatic pains. He says his remedy works quickly and completely, and Brown and Mays Drug Co is appointed agent offering refunds to those who report no benefit.
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Discoverer
Allen
James H. Allen
Brown and Mays Drug Company
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