Quincy Whig Notice Fragment From Illinois Newspaper
Fragmentary text from The Quincy Whig in Quincy Illinois shows editorial and business contact details. It includes prices and postage references and delivery instructions for morning edition. The snippet mentions postal matters, phone numbers, and carrier rules with no clear news event.
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Ewe
Wheat futures dip after Manitoba crop worry and Canada relief
Chicago markets showed heavy wheat selling offset by later reassuring Canadian crop reports. Oats gained strength from northwest crop doubts while corn fell slightly and hogs and cattle moved within narrow ranges across major trading hubs. Price range notes from Chicago Kansas City and St. Louis reflect mixed results with steady to lower hogs and firm cattle futures.
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St. Louis
Penere
Chicago
East St. Louis
Kansas Cty
Kansas City
Omaha
Omatia
Market roundup from Chicago Kansas City and New York
Butter and eggs markets show varied prices across Chicago Kansas City and New York with creamery butter at 28% to 30% and firsts or extras in the 22 to 31 range. Eggs display irregularity with nearby hens and refined grades quoted. sugar and coffee futures noted with spot demand still strong for Rio and other varieties.
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Springs
Kansas City
New York
Hennery
Aios
Wheat and corn futures rise then pull back on bullish crop reports
In Chicago on Aug 4 wheat rose on bullish crop news from both American and Canadian northwest followed by a natural correction. Liverpool prices climbed with export demand noted. Corn saw early gains trimmed by scattered rains in Iowa, with cash corn in fair demand and ongoing hopes for wet weather to lift prices. Oats remained weak with expectations of higher values later. New York money and mercantile paper moved mixed.
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Chicago
Winnipeg
Liverpool
Iowa
Pee Nak
Irregularity Dominates Market Amid Industrial Uncertainty
New York August 4 Irregularity was the dominant feature as the market faced uncertain railroad and industrial conditions. Leads to declines of 2 to 6 points in many rail shares while oils and munitions show mixed reactions. Union Pacific leads an advance while Canadian Pacific and others pull back. total stock volume about 850,000 shares with mixed bond activity.
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New York
Buubars
Bethlehem Steel
United States Steel
Union Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Chicago
Northwestern
Erie
Local markets report grain hay and hogPrices across regions
Prices paid for hay and grain list No 2 wheat at 1.20 and corn around 1.77 1.79 per bushel. Oats 0.35 0.36. Various hays alfalfa clover and timothy priced up to 14 per cwt. Milling products show flour around 6.60 6.80 per sack and related cereals. Hog quotes cover car lot and ship yard lots with weights 90 to 260 pounds, plus butcher and dressed poultry prices. Livestock and hides values appear across hogs sheep lambs calves and horses with varied grades and weights.
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Chicagg
Chicago
Mknellenberg Iiling Company
Brun
Queen
Home Butcher Company
Maine Street
Market notes and Perry Illinois social roundup
Market steady with seems mixed quotes for horses mules and government bonds. Local Perry items note visitors, road work, rain, church services, travel to St Louis, weekly socials and a drug advert promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills for bowel health.
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Louis
Dr. King
Local market reports show corn prices firm and hogs down
Corn prices rise to about 77 to 79 cents per bushel in the local market on Thursday while hog prices in the livestock market drop by five cents. Fourteen loads of products arrived including six hay loads with prices from 6 to 8 dollars per ton, corn loads at 77 to 79 cents per bushel, hay baled at 9 and 58.50 per ton, and straw at 6 and 5.50 per ton.
Pluck Wins Praise in Life Says Skinner
Petunge counters that Skinner boasts about his success, claiming he has plucked everyone who did business with him. The exchange highlights a tense portrayal of reputations and enterprise.
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Skinner
Petunge
Will Ask For Share Hetty Green Estate
Pittsfield residents may claim a share of Hetty Green s estate worth 1 250 000 set aside to benefit Gideon Howland descendants. Cousins George R Howland and Right Trowland believe their links to Gideon Howland can be proven with a New York counsel noting Miss Sylvia Howland left the fund to Hetty Green for distribution among Howland descendants after her death.
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Gideon Howland
George R. Howland
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Green
Sylvia Howland
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Pittsfield Briefs
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Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles
The Texas Wonder claims to cure kidney and bladder problems in men and women, dissolve gravel, treat diabetes and rheumatism, regulate children's bladder issues, and offer a two month supply for $1. Send for testimonials. Dr FL W. Hall 2885 Olive Street, St Louis MO. sold by druggists.
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Thie
FL W. Hall
Olive Bircst
Loule
Not Totally Depraved. The Desk Sergeant and Culprit Dialogue
A dialogue excerpt centers on a street robbery where the culprit admits concealing a weapon violated the law. The desk sergeant questions why the gun was discarded after the holdup while the culprit defends not breaking all laws.
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