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Newspaper

Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1919

Page

7

Market News Briefs From Chicago Grain and Provisions

Chicago market notes show corn closing unsettled with December around 1.39, May near 1.34 amid rain talk and potential coal strike settlement. Oats and pork lard moves varied. prices swung as market absorbed offerings and supply concerns. Regional car lots and shipments data cited, with week comparisons and last year figures.

Chicago Dec Long Commission Co Northwest Minneapolis Duluth Winnipes

World Grain Prices and Quotes Across Cities

The report compiles mixed grain quotations from Chicago St Louis Minneapolis and Peoria with No 2 yellow oats at 1 55 No 2 white oats 4 1 3 1 2 and various barley, Timothy and clover seeds priced. pork and nibs also noted. In New York wheat and oats prices show No 2 red at 2 95 and No 1 white oats at 88 cents with cost and freight terms.

Chiczge Chicago Dea St. Louis ST. Tacis Dee Minceapolis Minnea Kansas Cain Peoria Peouta Bec Fe Bower Tee Lawer New York Cary

New York Butter and Cheese Markets Report Declines and Rises

Markets report from New York and Chicago shows butter firm in New York with varied grades and prices while Chicago records butter weakness. Poultry and potatoes move with mixed signals as fresh gatherings lift some items and drag others, with regional price ranges noted for several classes.

New York Chicago Eger Dulle

Liberty Bond Prices Reported for New York Market

At 2 65 p m Liberty bonds quoted in New York: 34s 99 60 First 4s 3941 Second 4s 92 24 First 44s 94 30 Second 4s 92 50 Third 43s 94 42 Fourth 44s 92 68 Victory Bonds 99 04 Victory 4s 99 08.

Liberty Bonds Liberty Victory

Corn Market Steady as Hog Prices Fluctuate

Local market reports show corn at 91.25 per bushel with steady activity and hogs trading near steady levels. A single price break occurred around 1.26 per piece, while a load stood at around 1.80 per bushel. Three tons of timothy hay sold for 28 per ton and one load of ba ted hay brought 36 per ton. Hog values slipped 20 cents per hundredweight during the day.

Prices for Farm Products and Livestock Market Update

The Knollenberg Milling Co lists New wheat No 1 at 2.25 per bushel No 2 at 2.22 Rye 1.35 Oats 0.67 to 0.75 New corn 1.10 to 1.25 Baled hay prices range from 9 to 27 cents per unit and loose straw 7.50. Livestock quotes include hogs 9.75 to 12.25 per hundredweight cattle calves and sheep with prices varying by weight and grade. Also included are poultry prices, mill products, hides, furs, and fur lot valuations with regional bids and market names.

Knollenberg, Milling Company Anck Brothers J. E. Hood and Co C.F. BtShop Co Amco Swift Watcrfords Bolles Wrogere Kansas City

Livestock Markets City and Midwest Report Dec 5

Chicago and East St Louis markets show hogs lower with top around 14.80, cattle receipts and bids mixed across regions, Kansas City and Peoria activity steady to lower. Cotton futures close steady with Dec at 28.90 and spot middling around 39.50.

Peoria New York

Timothy hay prices and mixed forage quotes in St Louis

In St Louis on December 5, prices for timothy hay vary by grade from No 1 at 82 452 and No 2 at 26 28 with other grades and mixed timothy hay listed. Clover and alfalfa hay show ranges with No 1 at 40 41 and standard at 33 36, prairie hay at 25 26, and straw around 9 50 to 10.00.

St, Louis Dee Timothy Stewie

Toledo financial brief lists prime cash and bonds

Toledo Ohio dateline reports Clover seed prime cash and Kintke prime cash figures for Dec Jan Feb March with various cents, plus Timothy BFan 1917 1918 1919 values. New York market notes show mercantile paper and government bonds strong, railroad bonds strong, time loans strong with call money easy and closing bid 54.

Toledo Timothy Bfan Ean New York Money New York Mercantile Paper OK

Commodity quotes from Otis Michigan district (not exact)

Dinseed prices for 1 to 4 barrel lots range raw 1.93 and boiled 1.95 per gallon. Cotton seed quotes per pound list winter white 2.80, yellow 2.70, summer white 2.70, yellow 2.60, salad 2.70, cooking white 2.70, yellow 2.60. Coconut 2.80, soy bean 2.21 per pound.

Otis AT. Louis

Government Bonds Coupon and Convertible Notes Summary

Government bonds listed with various coupons and conversion terms. References include TY Os and TOG notes, with prices around 100 and yields implied by coupon figures. The OCR text is fragmented, listing multiple bond types and coupon values without coherent narrative.

Pike County News Roundup In Pittsfield Illinois

Judge Harry Hirbee presides over Gullagy circuit sessions this week. EB J Chamberlain returns from Columbus to visit a critically ill brother. Tax books underway under Circuit Clerk Charles A Heskey. Odd Fellows district meeting Thursday to elect a deputy. Pike County grand lodge district includes the area. New jail building nearing completion with brick, steel, cages installed. Harry Branch in charge. Heskey licenses marriage for Ifred Boyle and Ura Necece of Nebo. Schmidt dinner honors homecoming committee for Pike soldiers. Mrs. Lee Moore cared for by Mrs. Thomas Royle in New Salem during illness.

Pittsfield Ill Harry Hirbee Gullagy EB. J. Chamberlain Columbus Ohio Charles A. Heskey Moses Morey Liberty Pike County Grand Lodge Harry Branch Jalls Ifred Boyle Ura Necece Nebo William Schmidt Thomas Royle New Salem Lee Moore

Deportations Planned for Berkman and Goldman

Washington reports Alexander Berkman and Emma Goldman, held in New York awaiting deportation, will be sent to Russia at the earliest moment. Commissioner Anthony Caminetti says deportation is possible despite legal challenges to recognizing the Soviet government. The article also notes over 4,660,000 pins are destroyed daily.

Russia Washington Alexander Berkman Emma Goldman New York Rusia Anthony Caminetti United States

Hotels Hold Line After La Salle Rate Cut

Chicago managers of the largest hotels show no sign of following the Hotel La Salle’s bold price slashes. Ernest J. Stevens says cuts aim to restore fair profits as business peaks and expects sustained strength. Congress Hotel’s Frank Florentine declines to comment on rivals’ pricing.

Chicago la Salle Ernest J. Stevens Mr. Stevens Frank Florentine Congress Hotel

Decatur packing plant closes due to coal shortage

Decatur's only packing plant shut down Thursday at noon because of a coal shortage. More than 500 workers lost jobs immediately, with officials predicting the number could reach 3,000 by Saturday night as additional factories close.

Decatur

Iowa and five states gain 50 percent coal allotment

Washington December 5 fuel administrator Garfiel d and Senator Cummins of Iowa announced after a conference that the coal allotment to Iowa Missouri Nebraska South Dakota and Kansas would be increased by 50 percent.

Iowa Washington Garfield Cummins Missouri Nebraska South Dakota Kansas

Farm Family Subscription Coupon Offer

An invitation to put your name on the subscription list for farm readers. The notice highlights practical tips in every issue and invites farm owners or operators to join via an attached coupon for convenient signup.

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