Markets Wheat Prices Up Traders All Buying
Wheat and grain markets rallied on crop damage reports from Canada and the northwest. Prices climbed 7% to 8% from session lows, with Dec wheat at 1.45 1/2 and Rept at 1.42. corn and oats firmed, provisions stronger on hog price gains. Local cash wheat sales reached 206,000 bushels as buyers returned amid rain and crop damage chatter. Northwest car lots showed varied receipts while total market activity indicated broad buying interest across wheat, corn, oats, and pork products.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Canadian
Northwest
West
Central
Northwest Car Lotz
Minneapolis
Duluth
Winnipeg
Grain Markets Across U S and Europe Aug 16
Reports from Chicago Saint Louis Peoria Liverpool and other hubs detail wheat and corn prices by grade, oats and various white and yellow corn classifications, with No 1 Manitoba and No 2 red western pricing in Chicago and New York spots. Prices vary by grade and region reflecting bid and arrival estimates.
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Chicago
Kb Stig
Mitsat
St. Louisa
BT. Louis
Toledo Seed
Toledo
Aus
Clover
Alsike
Timothy
Liverpool
Manitoba
Peoria
New York
Duluth
Wheat Market Mixed as Demand Supports Rally
Long Commission Co reports a sharp early decline in wheat gave way to broad demand on decks and a midday advance to near a sold-out level. Export barriers and reports of low yield in the northwest and Canada support a wheat shortage outlook. Bearish corn notes and talk of embargoes cap gains while oats remain comparatively firmer.
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Lavierpool
Northwest
Canada
Ceantry Sea
Balthmore
Waystar
Shorts
Eish
Livestock Market Prices Across Major Cities
East St. Louis Omaha Kansas City Chicago St Louis report mixed hog and cattle receipts with prices varying by weight. Hogs fetches range from about 9.50 to 10.60 in Chicago and St Louis, while cattle and sheep show gains or steady levels across the listed markets.
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East St. Louis
East &T. Louis
Omaha
Muananes City
Kansas City
Chicago
St. Louis
Louis
Markets Report From Across Cities on August 16
Summary of prices for butter creamery eggs poultry and raw sugar across Kanaan City New York and Elate Butter with figures for firsts seconds and packing values. Includes butter price tubs and creamery extras and notes on coffee markets and refined sugar levels.
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Kanaan City
Kansas City
New York
Rio
Santos
Horses and Mules Market Report from East St Louis Ill
Market report from East St Louis Illinois shows steady livestock values with various categories. Extra heavy draft horses at 175, eastern chunk horses around 160 to 185, good southerns about 125, mules ranked by height and weight with prices ranging from 60 to 270 dollars, reflecting mixed hands and sizes.
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Louis
Ill
Corn Supply Drops After Monday Rain
One load of corn arrived Tuesday at 3 cents per bushel as the sole country shipment. Rain late Monday night partly caused the light influx. Hog prices in the local livestock market rose by ten cents, while other prices held steady.
Local Markets Report Prices and Trade Highlights
Local markets list diverse agricultural prices for hay, grains, milling products, animal feeds, and livestock. Notable figures include hay at 11 to 14 dollars per ton, wheat around 1.25 to 1.30, flour bids up to 7.40 per barrel, and hogs and cattle quotes from Home Butcher Company on Maine Street with weights and price ranges. Shipping yard prices for hogs and poultry show regional variations and specific weights.
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Kundlenberg Milling Company
H.W
Home Butcher Company
Maine Streat
Market Gains Fuel Optimism In Tuesday Trading
New York stocks rose on Tuesday as optimism about railway labor talks and a looming British loan eased fears of foreign liquidity. Steel and munitions led gains with Bethlehem Steel bolstering other industrial issues. volume reached 670000 shares while bonds remained steady.
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New York
S. Steel
Canadian Pacific
Union Pacific
Bethlehem Steel
London
Berlin
Vienna
U.S
ALT. & T
Atchison
Wl Com. & St. P
CG. & NW
Erie
Ecsee
Gen
Elec
Nor. Pfd
Cent
Lehigh
Ae Ae
Mex. Petrol
oSy Mo, Pac
N.Y
Nor. Pac. W
My Penn, Secceeees Som
Peoples Gas
Reading
Rock Island
So. Pac
E.ee Studebaker
Union Pac
U. & Steel
Boagash Osa
U.S. Steel
Wilis-Over
West Point Picnic Draws Crowd Aug 15 in West Point
West Point plans a Christian church picnic on Saturday Aug 15 with a 10 am parade prize awards welcome by Howard C Kocks and a Stillwell band concert. After dinner the Sunday School program features S A Hubbard and Mrs Schlagenhaus from Quincy followed by a Mendon vs Carthage baseball game. Chicken fry at noon fish fry at 5 pm and an evening drama Diamonds and Hearts plus a perpetual merry go round.
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West Point
Howard C. Kocks
Stillwell Band
S. A. Hubbard
Social News From Camp Point And Nearby
Ida Turner of Mt. Sterling visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. Williams. Alvin Hostetter of Des Moines visits wife and children and his parents. Mrs. Mary Allen of Birmingham visits her sister Mrs. James Hart. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Law of Peoria visit Mrs. Mattle Reed. Miss Florence Wart of Chicago visits her father George Hart. Miss Kessie Bates hosts a party. rain keeps many away. Guests honor Maud and Mabel Callahan and Marguerite Cook of Osawatomie. Mrs. Roll Castle of Galesburg visits Rankin Castle. Maude Wilkes returns home from Carthage. The Misses Talfe and Frances Booth, Mary Myers, William Turner, Everett Stabler and families Sunday in Clayton at Fred Fletcher’s. Funeral of the late Rev. E. B. Miner at Presbyterian church. interment Evergreen cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Ciscar Wall of Obs visit mother Mrs. RB Wall Tuesday. Mrs. FPLC Blood to leave for Boston to visit. Harold Razier visits friends in Quiner. William Washer and K. W. Parkinson survey Adams county soil with Amn BPoint HQ in Quincy until survey completes.
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Ida Turner
Mt. Sterling
John Williams
Alvin Hostetter
Des Moines
Jerome Hostetter
Mary Allen
Birmingham
James Hart
Guy Law
Peoria
Mattle Reed
Florence Wart
Chicago
George Hart
Kessie Bates
Maud
Mabel Callahan
Marguerite Cook
Osawatomie
Kan
Camp Point
Roll Castle
Galesburg
Rankin Castle
Maude Wilkes
Carthage
Talfe
Frances Booth
Myers
William Turner
Everett Stabler
Clayton
Fred Fletcher
E. BR. Miner
Presbyterian Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Miro
Ciscar Wall
RB. Ro Wall
Fplc
Boston
Maass
Harold Razier
Quiner
William Washer
K. W. Parkinson
A. W. Uarz
A. AH. Karraker
Adams County
Amn
Quincy
Dr King’s New Life Pills Ad Targeting Constipation
An old advertisement claims Dr King’s New Life Pills relieve constipation and restlessness. It promises quick improvement after taking one or two pills at night and again in the morning, urging readers to buy from their druggist.
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Dr. King
Sundry events at Camp Point Chautauqua schedule
The Camp Point Chautauqua program lists daily activities from August 20 to August 28. Readings, concerts, lectures, junior chautauqua, children hours, baseball, moving pictures, dramatic plays, and special concerts feature Rev Charles Taylor Rabbi A J Mege sing J Frank Hanley Madame Keno and many local organizers.
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Charles Taylor
Kellam
William A. Quayle
Momday
Chautauqua
Flora B. Dawson
Hallie BE. Gasaway
A. J. Megesing
Miss Dawson
Madame Keno
Maxie
Nevpolitan Orchestra
Miss Galaway
Junior Chauutauqua
Grossman
Helen King Robinson
Lyman Howe
Moving Pictures
Junior Chautauqua
Oufton Mallory Players
Thernday
Dawson
Charles M. Sheldon
Stratford, Operatic Company
J. Frank Hanley
Straford Operatic Company
Frank P. Sadler
Chicago
C. Edward Clarke
C. Edward Clarke Conscert Company
Local notes and fire spillover in Richfield Illinois report
Richfield residents visit relatives in Missouri and nearby towns. A barn and shed owned by A Flick burned with several bushels of corn hay and about 100 bushels of oats lost. The fire cause is unknown. Camp meeting started but weather limited attendance amid four rains this week. Community updates include visits, illnesses, and local social rounds involving the Redman, McCarl, Beheymer, Fusselman, Hoellembeck, Rice, and Fitch families.
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Florence Swan
Ethel
Barry
Lena
Lela McCarl
Esta Redman
Orvilia Fitch
Merritt
Meridith Bice
Colchester
Aura Redman
Plainville
Aura
Nina Beheymer
Gertie Fusselman
Walter Hollembeak
Ate Hoellembeak
Nowell
Payson
Carrie Rice
Hedthan
Mildred McNatt
Luther Rice
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York
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Oak
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Schaefer’s
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Weems Laundry Co
Maier College
M AL E
Quincy Law Hig
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Otis Elevator Co
Mofer College
Noth St. St. Louis
L-—Roys
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Whig
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Carbonveld
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Springfield
St. Aitiode
Clark
Haverty
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Pirote
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Gene Wearton
Fmoo
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Heidbreder Bldg
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Inquire
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State
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Sooth
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Cherry
Quincy Coal Company
Virginia Hotel
Kenson
F.M. McCann
Blackstone Building
Payson Ave
Ford
Phiyer
Kk. i
Bentiers
Elty
Springs St
Giles Bros
West Saide Square Eid
Pfarms
W. PL
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Parm
Kkoown
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Monticello
Ron
Catop Point
W. L Breckenridge Co
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Efty
Aimats
Jas. Muallerrin
Paunited
Giee
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Plume
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Cromdy
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Honresifert
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Metz
Newark
Box N.Y. A
Chalmers
Aspp Roseman
Monaly
B. G. Wagen
Malone Street
State Board of
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Fiffteenth
Lawrence Vravilla
Charles R. Chinn
J. Wm, Stuart
Liberty Star Route Carrier
Wo Mre
Sanford C. Pitney Las
C. Teuben FE. Weeks
Cau
Wei
I BL Siepker
Rolla EB. McNeall
County Recorder
Gilea Bros
B. G. Turner
St Telephone
J. D. Pestitary
South Th Street
Ruff. Brewing Co. Brewers & Bottiers
Koetter Mattress Co
Krueger
Orkmen
H. H. Lake
Wells Bldg
North Tenth
Catherine Taylor
J. J. Ingram
Home Loan Co
Mercantile Bldg
E. Best
Maine Street
Grain Markets
Northern
Cuincy Savings& Loan Office
T.c.poling & CO
TI. C. Poling
Samuel Woods
T. Poling Jr
Blackstone
Long Commission Co.’s Daily Market Letter
New York Money
Mercantile
Elgin
Mississippi River
CG. BR
Chatee
Witadea
Bolles & Rogers
Kip
Leo
Nel & Tatow
Iil
Camp Point Chautauqua
A. G. Parker
Roscoe Gilmore Scott
George Marton
Johnny Skelton
George Goforth
Knollenberg Milling & Co
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