Local arrivals, moves and visits in Bluffs area
Mrs Georgie Blait of Chapin visits sisters in Bluffs while Fred Barrett and Leroy Castle family drop from California and a baby boy is born to Mr and Mrs Castle. Watermelons enter market quality noted. Smiths and teachers travel as Prof Glen Head visits Royal Okes. Infant of Newt Elliott shows slow improvement.
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Georgie Blait
Chapin,s
Monday
Bruno
Fioyd
Springfield
Bluffs
Fred Barrett
California
Fred
Leroy Castle
Tueesday
Ralph Holiday
Otto Bosse
Pittsfield
Engineer Cox
Zoller
Syracuse
N. Y
Quincy
Quincy Wheel Works
Chas Hale
Vernon
Glen Head
Champaign
Royal Okes
Head
Gray
St. Louis
Mary Padgat
Clarence
J. E
Adams County
Pink Strahian
Summer travel and family notices fill local column
Ralph McAllister returns to Quincy after a summer with grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Dunham visit Superior Nebraska. A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Angus N Orr. a son to Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Harshman named William Perry. Miss Stella Rhodes and Mrs. George Fillis visit Winchester relatives. Mrs. Will Richardson and two children visit Markham relatives. Jerome Rush family travel to Michigan for weeks. Frank Troutner drives to assist in Pittsfield and Parmington resident Ralph Wedards visits grandmother. A market note and local advice on cost of living. An ad cites Foley Kidney Pills for kidney trouble with testimonials. Miller and Arthur Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph McAllister
Quincy
Ed McAllister
Bert Dunham
Superior
Neb
O. C. Wise
Baby
Peoria
Angus N. Orr
Wayne Harshman
William Perry Harshman
Stella Rhodes
George Fllis
Winchester
Will Richardson
Markham
Til
Thomas Simpkins
Jerome Rush
Helen
Michigan
Frank Troutner
Pittsfield
Ralph Wedards
Parmington
M. H. Rodway
John Bartholome Breather
Mear
Mrs. Ly
Butler
St. Louis
Markets Immense Trade Volume At Chicago Board of Trade
Monday saw record activity at the Chicago Board of Trade as government crop reports and crop damage concerns boosted demand for wheat. Prices surged early, then rebounded after a mid-session decline, with notes on corn, oats, and provisions, and detailed futures quotations and weekly visible supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
International Institute of Agriculture
Rome
Italy
Grain Markets Rally Across Cities With Mixed Wheat and Corn Prices
Chicago and St Louis report mixed wheat quotes from No 2 red to No 4 for August 22, while corn ranges from No 2 yellow around 92 to 86 in various markets. Minneapolis notes price uptick on crop damage in western Canada, New York cites firmer spot wheat and corn, and Toledo and Omaha list oats and seed prices with regional variations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
N.S
Standard
St. Louis
St, Louis
Aus
Minneapolis
Canada
New York
Iduram
Duluth
Manitoba
No. & White
Livestock Market Report From Major U.S. Cities
Hogs receipts nationwide around 29 000 with higher prices in Chicago and similar gains in St Louis and Omaha. Cattle receipts near 24 500 in Chicago and 8 900 in St Louis with mostly steady to lower tones. Sheep receipts about 23 000 in Chicago and 2 300 in St Louis with mixed to steady demand across regions. Data covers Aug 22 from Chicago St Louis Kansas City Omaha and East St Louis markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
St. Louis
Louis
Kanana City
Kansas City
Omaha
Neb
East St. Louisa
East ST. Louis
Markets in the three cities aug 22 poultry dairy and eggs
Market notes report Chicago New York and St Louis prices for butter creamery extras firsts seconds and highs. eggs at various grades. poultry hens roosters broilers and live fowls with price ranges. cheese steady with several varieties. potatoes and sugar prices listed. values shown for several regional markets with date Aug 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
BT. Louis
S. Butter—Creamery
Chicago
Jersey Bulk
Minnesota
New York
Hennery
Wheat and corn markets show bullish bias despite heavy selling
Chicago reports indicate wheat price pressure eased after heavy selling while export offers, bullish domestic and foreign news, and a cash wheat shortage create wide spot premiums. Corn fetches high prices to New England with December futures weak but expect strong near-term activity. Oats supply expands with quality allowing hedging, keeping oats affordable and hedging pressure subdued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Seaboard
New England Paints
Harvest Home Plente Set At Putnam's Woods
The annual Harvest Home plente will be given in Putnam's woods on North Thirty-sixth Street Thursday August under the WMlington Presbyterian church. The Freese Orchestra will provide music. The Universal Sunshine club met at Miss Jima Powell's home on North Thirty-sixth Street. The club plans to meet next Saturday at Misses Cornelis and Alvena Ohnemus near Eubanks. Mr and Mrs Earnest Robbins, visiting Mrs Robbins' parents Mr and Mrs George Folkrod, have returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlon Simons
Putnam's Woods
North Thirty-sixth Street
Wmlington
Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey Cough Remedy
Summer coughs and colds are soothed by Dr. Bell's Pine Tar Honey. A 25 cent bottle promises to stop your cough and prove its value with a quick soothing effect to irritation. Available at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bell
Ady
Steel hits new record as market closes strong
New York stocks rose as steel led with a 3 percent gain to a new high of 95.1 and about 165000 shares traded. Shipping, nonferrous and industrials also advanced while autos were mixed and bonds held steady amid the labor controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Steel
MannIng Common
Preferred
Atlantic Gulf and West Indies
Pacific Mail
United Fruit
Lackawanna
Republic
Slosson
Sheffield Steels
Colorado Fuel
Great Northern Ora
General Motors
Sears Roebuck
U. S
ALT. & T
BR. Tees
lCan. Pac
Sr Et BP
Cc. & N.W Erie
Elec
Eee Lehigh
Mo. Pac
N.y.on. LL
Nor. Ac
Penn
Peoples Gas
Rock Island Ay
Studebaker
Tinton Pac
S. Steel
Prices Rise in Local Market Hogs Up 20 Cents
Local market receipts Monday were moderate with seven loads of hay and corn sold by 4 PM. Corn price quotes ranged from 84 to 85 cents per bushel with two additional loads selling at 85 and 84 cents. Hog prices in the livestock market advanced 20 cents per hundredweight while other prices held steady. Hay and bale prices varied, with loose hay selling up to 9 dollars per ton and 7 dollars per ton, bale hay at 10.50 dollars per ton.
Local Market Prices for Hay Grain and Livestock
Local markets list prices paid for hay and grain including No 2 wheat at 1.30 per bushel and corn at 0. sda. mixed hay 6.50 to 10.00. alfalfa clover seed and timothy hay values. milling products prices for flour and grain by Knoillenberg Abshlings. hog prices by class and weight. local butcher quotients for hogs dairy cattle and poultry. various hides and animal products prices. overall a dense ledger of commodities and livestock values.
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Ailuifa
Aisike
Tim
Knolienberg Ahislings Company
I.su. Grauham
Queen Dairy
H. F
Missiissippi River
C. B
Home Gatener Company
TLS
Maine Street
Ib., Inc
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Alcorn & Henkel
Ill
Imber Audit Bureau of Circulations
Care Whig
Fantil
Vantd
Burs Cale
Yanlob
Sar Thotel
la Pais
Juindie
Wid Perpices
Tavine
Ais Aesiauglun Street
Heip
Phaciacul Wurai
Udilwin
Usibateu Yuuk
Lidatuss
Ciicuayy
Yuuhey Man
Dunuay
Aca
Byu Laine Stopis Jeboe
Vtreck
Jbaid Puuin
le Boa
Wun Keys
Adeena
Wuse LY
Ole
Cure Wille
Ask Part
aLust
Wang
Alisier Und Armur Rug Co
Anu Agenie
Aglnia
Balun
Seis
Caroll
Wulvarie
di Cartel
Catbunelaine Pouteu
Deisers Walled
Bawsyjit
Vue
Duis
Corbunru
Bassaine Claines
Super Cell Genesis
Mebey
Ding
Curpun Giaaser
Dius Greta Vay
Na OY
Biokui
Western Metal Company
Diivoinibyten
Lilies
Bovd
Audiess Q Ol
Edie
Wats
J. Tlanly
Publicc Ownership League
Lindhstone Bldg
Brentane Washington, Diuerkin and
Dinwempen
Bath
Hght Housekeeping
Nige
Boyd
Ilso Electric Light
11Th St. Wid
Jersey Street
Boro US
11Th St
Broadway
Advertiser
Washington
Rear
Locust St
Chas
Th. Rogers
Kentucky
Ea Itory
Kient
Vermont Street
N. W. Cor
4Th and
Vermont Streets
Mainden Lane
St. Inquire
Maine
Inqquire
Terwische
C. N. Terwische
Spring Street
North 4Th
Ege
Front St
CG. L. Adams
N. Krent
Dnuone
Gisl
Hampshire St
W.ale
6Th and
Payson Avenue
J. W. Crumwo Tenden
6Th
Vermont Sts
Coe Oses
Lor Bent
N. Sth
Quincy Coal Company
S. 8Th St
J. B. Stroup
Aresge Co
Calk al Woodland Fioral Co
Madison Street
Korona
Koehler
Alice
Hleaton
Kerris
A, Urban and Sons Co
Hampshire
OK Trade
I. B. Leeds
Griggsville
Aig Tsu
Farmis
W. I. McCready
North Sixth
Big Snap
Yank Uhroch
Ladysmith
Wison
Fourteenth
Belles
Rogers
LaBelle
Kherson
C. E. Peers
Vermont
Liberty
W. H. Breckenridge and Co
Boughe
W. F. McCready
North Sixth ‘Ave. Sts
Webster District
Blackstone
P. Dickhut
Salek
East End
Loren C. Cox
Wells Bldg
B&t
Merkel Home, Co
Chas. Tross
Loraine
Illinois
Columbia Bicycle
Ohio
Chalmers
W. A. F. Begeman
Chalmers 40
N. 24Th
B. G. Vasen
Missouri
P. L. Dickhut
Ryede Specialty Works
Rochester
J. Db. McMillan
South 4Th Street
Walt
McCloskey
Ruff Brewing CO. Brewers & Bottlers
Koetter Mattress Co
Elm St
Hagenbaumer
Hampshire Street
Secret Service
H. H. Rupe
Elm Street
State Board of Equalization
Hess, Henry
Camp Polat
Fifteenth
Lawrence Travilla
Charlies BR. Chinn
Golden
Ett
J. Wm. Stuart
Liberty Star Route Carrier
Sanford C. Pitney
Reuben BE. Weeks
R. B. Slepker
Rolla B. McNeall
County Recorder
Hig
Sara C. Earel
Krueger
H. H. Lake
Wells
E. Best
Jobbers
Cuincy Savings & Loan Office
T.c.poling & CO
T. C. Poling
Samuel Woods
T. C. Poling Jr
Money Peat
Pete
S.mhngs
Griggsville, Ili
Duncan Mills
Eveland
Miller and Arthur Drug Co
Long Commission Co
Northwest
Winnipeg
Liverpool Cablea
Grain Markets
Cricaco
Liverpool
Manitoba Ts
Toledo
Dea
Alsike
Timothy
Qmahker
Omaita
Porta
New York Money
Elosins
Produce Markets
Long Commission Co.’s Daily Market Letter
la Tower
Roni
U.S
Panama
Ellington Ull
Bailes & Rogers
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