Corn and grain rise amid rail strike fears and sparse receipts
Chicago and other markets report corn gains of 2½ to 4 cents as supply tightness and talk of a railroad strike boost prices. May and July corn rise to about 1.28 and 1.25 per bushel, while oats, rye and hogs advance. Receipts and shipments show mixed activity across Minneapolis, Duluth, Winnipeg, Chicago and Kansas City, with futures and cash prices responding to expected crop movement delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longe Commission Co
Minneapolis
Duluth
Winnipeg
Mogs Rise on City Market Amid Light Market Activity
Market report notes little change in local markets on Tuesday with Mogs up two nickels per hundred pounds on Nighel Crrektet. City market offerings were light due to bad roads. Hay loads sold for 28 dollars per ton, bated timothy at 327 per ton, cats at 83 cents per bushel, and corn at 1.40 per bushel.
Stocks Endure Heavy Losses Amid Liquidation Wave
New York. February 11. A broad market retreat persisted with widespread declines across sectors led by motors oils steels and shipping stocks. Heavy selling pressure and rumors of loan curtailments weighed on prices with losses ranging up to nearly 20 points. Total volume reached 1,050,000 shares as Liberty bonds weakened and industrial issues posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States ‘Steel Corporation
Sharow
Steels
Oila
Motora
General Motors
Liberty
Livestock Market Reports From Chicago and Midwest Regions
Chicago and several Midwest markets show varied cattle hog and sheep receipts. Hogs top around 15.75 at East St Louis and Chicago with heavy sows and pints noted. cattle across regions display mixed support with beef steers and veal calves priced from mid teens to mid twenties. Kansas City and Peoria bids mirror steady to higher tones, while Liberty Bonds quotes surface in New York trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hoyes
East St. Louis
EAST ST_ LOUIS
Kansas City
Butter and dairy prices drift in uneven New York trades
In New York on February 11 butter and dairy markets show mixed moves with creamery butter higher on some lines while others soften. Fresh eggs and poultry hold steady amid varied wholesale activity. sugar in New York remains steady with raw and refined grades quoted at 12.29 and 15.16 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Fasb
Market prices for hay and straw and cotton futures
Hay and straw quotations from St. Louis list timothy No 1 at 32 34 per cwt No 2 at 29 30 No 3 at 26 28 with various hedged and mixed lots. Prairie and clover hays priced up to 41 06 for choice prairie hay and 85 37 for standard. Straw quoted at 10.00 10.50. Cotton futures in New York close steady with March 34.70 May 32.30 July 30.35 Oct 28.52 and Dec 25.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicura
Chicago
Met
Rarney
St. Louis
Y ST. Louis
Kranean City
Kansas City
Schieher
Peoria Prhorta
Mixnmapolis
New York
Kustienberg Milling Company
Anck Brothers
Pat Lassie
Long Commission Co
Atchison BO
S&s
Cal ‘Pacific
iGen
Goodrich
Bob
Bae
Tad Me I
KO Roy
Kelly -Spring
Mid. Steel
Mor Pacific
Pacific
Penn
Peopl
Sears-Roe
Swift
Studebaker
Sinclair Oil
Texas Oil
W. S. Steel Com
S. Steel
Union Pacific
U. S. Rubber
Westing
Willys-Over
Woolworth
Choice
National delegates vying in fifteenth district race
The fifteenth congressional district contest for Republican national convention delegates features Charles P. Riner of Galva as a candidate. The district, covering Henry Knox Fulton Schuyler and Adams counties, elects two delegates. Henry County is expected to back Riner unanimously, with strong standing for him across the district. Col B Chipperfield of Canton is reportedly unopposed for Fulton County’s delegate seat, leaving Stiner and Chiperfield as the likely two selected delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Riner
Galva
Chicago
Henry
Knox
Fulton
Schuyler
Adam
Henry County
Riner
Amer
Chipperfield
Canton
Fulton County
Colonel Chiperfield
Stiner
Chiperfield
Kewanee Star-Courier
New York Coffee Market Report Feb 11
New York spot coffee quotes dull and nominal on February 11. Rio 7s 14%c, Santos 4m 24 12 25c. The market shows little movement with ofertory trading subdued and prices holding near prior levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rio
Santos
Tax Books In Hancock Ready For Collectors
County Clerk W E Miller delivered the collectors books for the 1919 taxes to county treasurer Fred Salm. The books will be mailed to banks in Hancock County townships for collection. Leland G McArthur, a Chicago attorney, visited Carthage with family plans to move to California. Mrs J Frank Scott, Deputy Circuit Clerk, is back after illness. A marriage license was issued to Albert Beeler and Edna Matilda Wollbrink of Sutter Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
W. E. Miller
Fred Salm, Jr
Leland G. McArthur
Chicago
A. L. McArthur
Hamilton
California
J. Frank Scott
W.E. Miller
Albert Beeler
Edna Matilda Wollbrink
Sutter
Ilinois
Mrs Ethel Stevenson Dies Near Ewing Missouri
Mrs Ethel Stevenson aged 29 died at 9 am Tuesday in the home of her parents Mr and Mrs James Lillard near Ewing Missouri from pneumonia. She fell ill while helping care for her brother Custer Lillard about a week ago. She leaves a husband and a seven year old son. She is survived by her parents and one brother and two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewing, Mo
Ethel Stevenson
James Lillard
Custer Lillard
Stevenson
Ewing
Plainville News Briefs Include Local Visits and Socials
PLainville residents report bad roads causing moves while Henry Wagg and son visit Quincy on business. Fred Brooks worked near Indus Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Climate visited relatives with Mr. and Mrs. Philo Hibard. Arthur Richmond bought property in Truth and will work in the bank there. Masons initiated two candidates Friday. Mrs. Mary Cochran visited daughter Mrs. Eldon Bowker Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Wagg spent weekend with daughter Mrs. Irving Schmalshof. Some youths passed checks on merchants last week marked no funds. Larimore taxi went to Quincy Monday. Prof. Fahs installed a home telephone. John Thompson of Payson passed through town Monday. Wheat is predicted dead in this vicinity. GH Lease was sick last week. Olan Morgan and Stanley Lease returned from university for a week’s vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wagg and Son
Quincy
Fred Brooks
Indus
Philo Hibbard
Arthur Richmond
Trulh
Masons
Mary Cochran
Eldon Bowker
C. P. Wagg
Irving Schmalshof
Larimore
Prof
Fahs
John Thompson
Payson
Lease
Olan Morgan
Stanley Lease
University
Illness hits Lima area with pneumonia cases and flu
In Lima and nearby areas several residents fall ill with influenza and related ailments. Among the stricken are Mrs. Henry Montag and her son Carl, three Marsh children, Maxine Jacobs, and Elwin Doyle who has pneumonia. Also noted is E. B. McAdams visiting Hamilton. Portland babies home staff install fire drill slide for fun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Henry Montag
Carl
James Marsh
Maxine Jacobs
Elwin Doyle
E. B. McAdams
Hamilton
Preston P. Quick Dies Near Warsaw After Illness
Preston P. Quick, aged 67, died February 7 at home seven miles from Warsaw after a long cancer of the face. Born April 7, 1842 in Bulington County, Kentucky, he resided with his daughter Mrs. Thomas Williams and had been living there for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Preston P. Quick
Thomas ‘Williams
Bul Ht County
Civil War Veteran Thomas Williams Dies at 74
At 74 years and 10 months, Thomas Williams, a Rocky Run resident, passed away. Married to Elizabeth G Whipe on Oct 31 1867, he left four children Thomas L Williams Mrs Lemuel Whitney Mrs David Webster of Madrid IA and Alfred P of Momence JrL all surviving except Mrs Whitney who preceded him in death in 19. He also leaves two brothers Lemuel T and James A of Rocky Run and sister Mrs James M Shipe of Warsaw along with six grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. A Kentucky immigrant as a youth he joined Rocky Run Methodist Church, served in Co Hi 118th Illinois Infantry in the Civil War for three years. Funeral at the Williams home conducted by Rev G F Maple of Lima with interment at Oak Valley cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth G. Whipe
Lemuel Whitney
David Webster
Madrid
Alfred P
Momence, Jrl
Witney
Lemuel T
James A
Rocky Run
James M. Shipe
Warsaw
Kentucky
Slancock County
Nev. G. F. Maple
Lima
Oak Valley Cemetery
Public sales list from Illinois and Missouri farms
Feb. 11 Robert Long farm three miles northeast of Quincy Illinois sale includes registered Poland China livestock grain and implements. Feb. 20 B Wood Palmyra 160 acres located three miles northwest of Palmyra. Feb. 21 W H Prentice 97 acres one and a half miles from Lewistown. Feb. 21 Albert C Luckel one mile east of Camp Point livestock machinery grain. Feb. 23 R M Cassell La Harpe Poland China brood sow sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Long
Quincy
36Th Street
Poland
China
86Th Street
B. Wood
Palmyra
W. H. Prentice
Lewistown
Albert C. Luckel
Camp Point
R. M. Cassell
la Harpe
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AGERE
New York Money
Mercantile Paper
Sana Ar Ae Rohs AI
J. E. Hood
Fenske
Atta
Alfaifn
Neowlazies
Ameo
Hlatchford
Bolles & Hogers
Tess Liaw
Ll Mane
Ste
Leen
Guerament
U.S
USD
Panama
Eeneeees
Bbd
Nighel Crrektet
It Zione
Clayton
Jersey
Farrow
Rock Island
John Deere
Ohio
Plymouth Rock
Henry Lefringhouse
F. D. Thomas
Christian Sunday School
Peoria
Liberty Bonds
Hancock
Plainville, Ill
Portland
Ore
Ndiana
Indiana
Maine St
Bennett
Knollenbergs
Knollenberg Milling Co
Quincy, Il
8Th and
York
Morris Adler CO
Quincy, Ili
Maywood
JANES
Long Commission On
Chicago Board of Trade
J. J. Aummerman & Co
ST. Quincy, Ill
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