Improvements and farm comforts for sale by owner
After a death the owner wants a quick sale of two sets of home and farm conveniences priced at 112.50. Items are placed with C. E. Delaplain in room 4 Stern Bidg. or by phone 406. Exchange for land in Smith Jewell and Republic Counties Kansas. Drive out today from Quincy via Liberty to the farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Burr Oak
Kansas
Posgession
M. Be
C. E. Delaplain
Smith
Jewell
Republic
Quincy
E. Delaplain
Stern
Corn Market Rises Amid Grain Holding In Chicago Trade
Chicago market shows corn gains as farmers hold grain amid bear attacks and low securities mood. May futures rise to 1.35 9/16, July to 3.32 3/4, oats up 1/2 to 1 1/8. Receipts and shipments data from Chicago and other hubs show varied activity, with No. 3 white and yellow corn priced across multiple markets.
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Chicago
Securities and Foreign Exchange
Grain price details from Chicago markets
Chicago markets report mixed grain prices with No 3 mixed at 1.43 dollars and No 4 mixed at 1.38 dollars. Yellow corn prices show No 3 yellow at 1.471, No 4 yellow at 1.393, and No 6 yellow around 1.25 dollars, reflecting market variation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicagoa
Chicago
Markets New York Butter Sugar and Coffee Report
New York and Chicago market notes from February 17 show butter steady in New York with varied quotes for creamery and firsts, while sugar futures resume trading after 1917 suspension with May at 10 and September around 9.85. Coffee spot steady with roaster and Santos prices listed. general activity light amid weather and demand shifts.
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Chicago
New York
Santos
Wall Street Rejection Shocks Markets In Milan Style
New York trading opens with Washington rejection of Adriatic plan triggering rally of reactionary mood across stocks. Federal reserve banks report further reserve losses as call loans ease and rails gain on Wilson plan. General Motors and others slide in weak close. bonds irregular as par value sales total about 10.65 million.
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New York
Washington
London
Federal Reserve Banks
Wilson
Motors
General Motors
Grusible Steel
Siles
Long Commission Co
Open High
Tan
Armour Pfd
Ak Atchison
Ataconda
Edison
Erie
lGoodrich
Pacific
Central
Nor, Pacific
Otis Stes
Penn
cress _ AL
Reading
Sears-Hoe
Swift
TER
So. Pacific
Studebaker
Sinclair Oi
Steel
Union Pacific
Willys-Over
Wilson and Co
James E. Bennett
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchanges
Hampshire Street
Live Stock Market Summary Across Cities
Chicago market receipts show hogs at 48 000 head with bulk prices around 14.25 to 15.55 and top 15.55. cattle receipts near 14 000 with beef steers and veal calf values noted. sheep receipts about 26 000 with lambs quoted at 18 to 21 and cull ranges 14.50 to 17.75. East St Louis reports hogs unevenly lower with tops near 15.50 and cattle steady to higher. Kansas City shows hogs 1 153 000 with bulk around 14.30 and cattle 11 000 with beef steers 14.25 to 15.75. Teoria notes steady to strong hogs with top 15.00 and cattle strong. bond listings complete in Panama and local bond notes.
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Louis
ST. Louis
Kansen City
Kansas City
Peorin
Peoria
Til
Minneapolis
New York
Chicago
East
East ST. Louis
Manson City
Teoria
Peeorta
Liberty Bond Prices and Rates Reported in New York
In New York prices for Liberty Bonds are listed with several series showing varying yields. First 4s trade around 90.40 to 90.66 with 4% and 4 1/2% series, and Victory bonds quoted near 97.74.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
New York Money Market Report February 17
Mercantile paper at 6 6 percent, government and railroad bonds irregular, time loans strong across 60 days 90 days and 6 months at 8. Call money easy with high 7, low 6, closing bid 6 and last loan 6.
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New York Money
New York
Market Report Weak Poultry Eggs and Feed Prices Fall
Local market shows a weaker trend for poultry and eggs on Monday with egg quotations down to 4 1 2 cents per dozen. Listings include two loads of corn at 1.40 per bushel and one load of large timothy hay at 28 dollars per ton.
Farm product and livestock market prices from St Louis area
Quotations from local buyers list prices for hay and grain, roughs and hogs, cattle, and poultry. Items include yellow and white corn, oats, clover and timothy hay, alfalfa, straw, and milking feeds, with weights and varying price ranges. hides, furs, and horned livestock also quoted. Cotton market figures from New York close for March through December contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knotienberg Miling Company
Anck Brothers
J. &, Huoud & Co
Choice
Cholce
C. I’. Bishop Co
Blatchford
Swift
H. P
Bolles & Rogers
Public sales announced across several Missouri farms
Public sales listed for February with multiple bidders. Robert Long farm near Quincy offers livestock grain and implements. Frank Pratt near Quincy features horses cattle hogs and machinery. Palmyra E Wood sells 160 acres northwest of Palmyra. Lewistown W H Prentice lists 897 acres near Lewistown. Camp Point Albert Lurekel 4% miles east with livestock machinery grain. Payson Charles Eaton 222 miles southwest with livestock implements grain. Frank Wissman home near Wal ton Heights 40 acres. R M Cassell La Harpe sells Poland China brood sows. Willy & Combs near Lewistown 160 acres. Various sale dates and times noted.
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Robert Long
Quincy
36Th
Frank Pratt
5Th
Bluff Road
E. Wood
Palmyra
W. H. Prentice
Lewistown
Albert C. Lurekel
Camp Point
Charles M. Eaton
Payson
Court Base
Frank Wissman
Walton Heights
30Th St
R. M. Cassell
la Harpe
Poland
China
Willy & Combs
Seed Market Toledo Seed Prices Report
In Toledo on February 17 Clover prices show Prime cash 35 cents, February and March notes at 24.45 and 39.93, with March 24.70 and October 26.66. Timothy prices listed with Prime cash for 1917 at 6.68, 1918 6.65, 1919 6.90, and March 6.98, April 6.90, May 6.83.
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Toledo
Timothy
Petty Jurors Drawn for March Hancock County
Carthage Feb 17 The March term jurors were drawn for Hancock county circuit court. Names include Jacob K McAfee Augusta Freeman Grove St Marys Ed DeWitt St Marys Orville White Hancock Joe Cameron La Usarpe Sam A Baker Chins I T Cain Chili Geo B Shinkle Harmony D Baxter Carthage Har ld Armstrong Carthage Eugene Bole ton Carthage John Moore Carthage John W Davis Carthage T A Grife fin Durham Emery Steffey Bear Creek P t Caldwell Bear Creek Menke Feeht Prairie Richard Dalton Prairie D M Grindle Rock Creek Fred Swanson Dales City Edward Gracey Dales City John Beeler Walker Charlen Herzog Walker Oscar Myers Walker Wes Fwing Walker Charlies Schraeder Wythe Wm McMahan Wythe Otto Derkaen Monte bello Walter Findlay Montebello Ben Mauthes Montebello Henry Davidson Sonora H L Wemhauer Bocky Run Adam Koch Wilcox Louis Frank Wilcox G E Beth Warsaw C Crawford Warsaw Warren H Orr county judge ill with flu
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Carthage
Circuit Court
Hancock County
Jacob K. McAfee
Augusta
Freeman Grove
St. Marys
Ed DeWitt
Orville White
Hancock
Joe Cameron
la Usarpe
Sam
A. Baker Chins
I. T. Cain
Chili
Geo. B. Shinkle
Harmony
D. Baxter
Harld Armstrong
Eugene Boleton
John Moore
John W. Davis
T. A. Grifefin
Durham
Emery Steffey
Bear Creek
P. «T. Caldwell
Menke Feeht
Prairie
Richard Dalton
D. M. Grindle
Rock Creek
Fred Swanson
Dales City
Edward Gracey
John Beeler
Walker
Charlen Herzog
Oscar Myers
Wes Fwing
Charlies Schraeder
Wythe
McMahan
Otto Derkaen
Montebello
Walter Findlay
Ben Mauthes
Henry Davidson
Sonora
H. FI. Wemhauer
Adam Koch
Wilcox
Louis Frank
G. E. Beth
Warsaw
C. Crawford
Warren H. Orr
County
jJudge
Arbin Willard Vaughn
Lomax
Mary Mate Breen
Carmen
Lik
Julines Mulch
Lena W. Roshamp
Sutter
Henry Wilson Reed
Frances Fr. Melvin
Fa Harpe
John A Mead
Duroc Sows and Gilts Average $107.50 at Sale
Thirty nine head of choice bred sows and gilts sold in the Hancock County Duroc Breeders' association sale at an average price of 107.50 per head. Local breeders purchased almost the entire offering, keeping stock on Hancock county farms.
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Cartebage
Hancock County Duree
W. Davis
Carthage
A. R. Mecallister
Layman & Bird
J. G. Riel
Ferris
Pathfinder
J. TE. McCallister
Hancock County
Local moves and visits in Quincy and Payson area
J B Cook and family moved to a new home purchased from Clark. Floy Sims visited Quincy. Mrs Albert Hartrick on sick list. John Cornwell and Mr Boyer delver Ghogs in Seehorn. Floyd Tandy went to Quincy. Boyer visited Quincy. Frank Short of Payson plastering Charles Coek’s new home. A pound supper will be held in the schoolhouse Friday hosted by Miss Florence Clary and Mrs Catherine Raynolds. Dr Gabriel of Payson attended the Garnet home during illness. Miss Kentrell of Liberty helps Mrs John Cornwell. Floyd Finchum and son Alonzo visited Payson. Herman Ellerman and son plan a sale near Adams on Tuesday Feb 17. Ellerman may relocate to Quincy. Movable scenery first used in Jaav in 1508 by Italian architect Peruzzi. A Lowell resident wrote Brunchte to census taker when asked race.
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J. B. Cook
Clark
Floy Sims
Quincy
Albert Hartrick
John Cornwell
Boyer Delvere Ghogs
Seehorn
Floyd Tandy
Boyer
Frank Short
Payson
Charles Coek
Florence Clary
Douglas School
Catherine Raynolds
Adams School
Gabriel of
Orville Garnett
Miss Kentrell
Liberty
Floyd Finchum
Alonzo
Herman Ellerman and Son
Adams
Ellerman
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Foundry
Electric Wheel Co
17Th Street
Ohio
Locust Street
Stern Bldg
Dick Winfield
Jersey
Guernsey
Chas. M. Eaton
J.R. Murphy
Bank OF Payson
Vilga
Aes i
Northwest
Duluth
Winnipeg
Court House
John Rump
Cassell
Broad Low Sale
Ill
Farrow
Yankee
King Albert
Orange Prospect
Cooper & Houtchens
LA Harpe, Ill
Panama
Couteen
Petty
March Terwin Hancock
Adams, III
Jaaiv
Peruzzi
Lowell
Mass
Warewayland CO
Grain Commission Merchants
Memes Paucege Board Trade
Ohsaiian & Sons Co
City Hall Square
City Hall
Quincy, Ill
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