Bearish mood in Chicago corn market on fresh DOJ report
Bearish sentiment spread through Chicago grain trading after a Department of Justice report on past seizures of foodstuffs. May corn fell to about 1.32, July near 1.29, oats down, while hog price declines helped pressure grains. Seaboard buying persisted on the downside and lard and ribs provided some offset. shipments from the Black Sea and Argentine corn purchases noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department Justice
Department of Justice
Black Sea
New York
Seaboard
Chicago and St Louis Grain and Market Prices
Chicago and St Louis markets list mixed grains and yellow and white corn prices, oats and rye values, followed by Minneapolis and Peoria spot bids. Local farm and livestock quotes show hay, straw, haylage, cattle, hogs, sheep, and poultry prices from Knollenberg Milling, Anck Brothers, and J. E. Hued & Co, with regional pricing in St Louis and New York sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Sreapolin
Minneapolis
Ars
Perthern
Louis
ST Louis
Hanxas City
Kansas City
Keffir
Mio Matze
Peoria
Prorta
Tih
New York
Knollenberg Milling Company
Anck Brothers
J. Eb, Hued & Co
C. F, Bishop Co
Hides Lower Prices Hit Local Market Slump
A sharp drop in the local hide market Wednesday saw No 1 cured hides down to 15 cents and No 1 city calf skins to 40 cents as demand remained very light. Slogs were off 25 cents, while city market trading ran fairly heavy with several loads of corn, baled barley and Timothy hay sold at mixed prices.
Rails Lead Broad Stock Advance on Exchange
New York stocks rose amid rail reorganizations and hopes of federal transport policy. Major gains in Pacific lines and eastern trunk carriers boosted markets, while industrials and options faced selling pressure from short sellers before closes. Total volume reached 925,000 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stock Exchange
Canadian Pacific
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
St. Louis
San Francisco
Atchison Reading
Hudson
Decible Steel
General Motors
Sesson
James £. Bennett
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
Hampshire Street
Market Receipts and Prices Across U.S. Livestock Hubs
The report aggregates livestock receipts and bid levels from St Louis Chicago Peoria and Kansas City with hogs cattle and sheep. Prices showhogs steady to lower with top $14.95 and bulk around $14.50 while cattle offer steady to weak and varied by grade and weight. Lambs and sheep mix show steady to higher bids in several markets as buyers maintain demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chhenge
Chivagg
Cigeit
Gland
St. Loui
ST. Louis
Peoria
Theorla
Tibet
Kansans City
Kansas City
Market reports and commodity prices from New York
The item compiles daily reports on butter creamery grades and prices, eggs, cheese, live poultry, and produce, with New York sugar and coffee prices, mercantile and foreign exchange rates, bond movements, cotton futures, and Liberty bonds, dated February 13 to February 19. Strong entities include New York, Chicago, and various commodity terms and price points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
McCully challenges Paris decision on independence of Georgia and Azerbaijan
Rear Admiral Newton A. McCully reports from Novorossisk that the United States did not adhere to the Paris supreme council decision recognizing Georgian and Azerbaidjan independence. General Denikine thanks the U S for its stance, saying the move could hurt anti Bolshevik forces, while he expected it to stiffen resistance to the Reds. French universities flood with Chinese girl graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Novorossisk
Newton A. McCully
United States
Denikine
Supreme Council
Paris
Birthday Social and Local News From Camp Point
Mrs. Mattie Easter hosts February club birthday with 17 February birthdays observed including Miss Duffield. Out of town guests Eunice Flynn and Inez Duffield attend. Community notes include property trades, influenza effects, church attendance, illness lists, and local movements of residents and animals. Military and fraternal activities, plus a horse accident and medical updates, provide a snapshot of daily life in Camp Point Illinois.
Local Shifts and Sickness Report From Area
Mrs Amanda Wipton dropped a can of fruit on her toe causing a bad bruise. Mrs John Beckett caught her finger in a car door ripping the nail. Miss Carrie Rippetta is sick. John Ward and Art Adams visited in Clayton Tuesday. Miss Elizabeth Sites is ill. Miss Edith Murphy has been ill for two weeks in the care of Mrs Frank Thomas. Mrs Toll Castle and daughter Ethel spent Sunday with Camp Point relatives. Teane Cutter attended the state Masonic school of instruction in Galesburg and will return tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Point
Ill
Tuensay
Mattie Easter
Eunice Flynn
Clayton
Inez Duffield
Chillicothe
Miss Duffield
Jacob Groves
Mark Curry
Oliver Gates
Mr. Curry
Ella Welch
Martha Banton
Reva
Curry
Mareh
California
Leverett Miller
Rank Sawyer
Joshua Rainer
Charles Welch
Aubrey Spense
Garnet Beckett
Jay Griswold
Springfield
Jerry Leeper
Isaac Cutter
A. A. Tolmes
Jesse Tlunter
One Craver
Clarence Hostetter
Quincey
Fonday
Albert Akers
Quincy
Jesse Hunter
Quin
Ecommunity High School
Liberty
James Viart
Isabe Flett
Arr
Frank Sawyer
Sawyer
Frank Lawless
Columbus
Amanda Wipton
John Beckett
Carrie Rippetta
John Ward
Art Adams
Elizabeth Sites
Edith Murphy
Frank Thomas
Toll Castle
Ethel
Teane Cutter
Galesburg
Masondc School of Instruction
Will
Kerensky in Prison Belated Cable Says London
Former Russian premier Alexander Kerensky reportedly imprisoned in the Caucasus, per Central News via Copenhagen quoting Varanias. The dispatch says Kerensky traveled to the Caucasus aboard a British steamer to seek population support for the Russian democratic center party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerensky
London
Alexander Kerensky
Caucasus
Copenhagen
Varanias
Russian Democratic Center Party
Supreme Court bars textbook price rise in state schools
Springfield Ii Feb 19 The supreme court held textbooks used in public schools cannot be increased until the five year limit set by the legislature expires. The court denied a writ of mandamus by Gustav A. Albright and John A Stehman publishers of Chicago against Superintendent Francis G Blair to force a revised price list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Supreme Court
Gustav A. Albright
John A. Stehman
Chicago
Francis G. Blair
State Court Rules City Plant Rates Out Of PUC Reach
Springfield Feb 19 The state public utilities commission has no power to regulate public service plants owned by municipalities The state supreme court ruled 4 to 3 upholding the Sangamon circuit court decision which refused an injunction to compel the Springfieldias & Electric Co to operate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
State Public Utilities Commission
State Supreme Court
Sangamon Circuit Court
E.S. Smith
Springfieldias & Electric Co
Public sales announced across Missouri and Illinois venues
A sequence of public sale notices lists dates in February with bidders and locations across Missouri and Illinois. Items include livestock, horses, cattle, hogs, machinery, grain, and land parcels ranging from 40 to 360 acres. Notable sites cover Palmyra, Lewistown, Camp Point, Payson, and nearby towns with times often at 1 PM or 2 PM and locations such as court house doors or farm properties. Proceedings span Feb 19 to Feb 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratt
Quincy
Blufford
E. Wood
Palmyra
W. H. Prentice
Lewistown
Moa
Albert C. Lucker
Camp Point
Charles M. Faton
Payson
Court Horse
Frank Wiseman
Walton
R. M
Cassell
la Harps
Ill
Paland China Brood
Witty & Combs
Regulation and Supreme Court Reversal in a Key Case
A lower regulatory decision is reversed by an appellate body, overturning the December term Supreme Court ruling in the same case. The shift indicates a notable reinterpretation of regulatory authority and legal standards within the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PEO Erate
Ke Fou
Supreme Court
Notice of Action to Dissolve Multiple Illinois Corporations
Attorney General of Illinois has filed a bill in chancery against numerous corporations in Adams County Circuit Court seeking dissolution. Summons issued. sheriff unable to serve any named corporations. Case pending at March term 1920. Clerk Erd e W Keatty and Attorney General J Brundage listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weet Steam Hell Ringer Company
Quincy Club
Aesbroasigpaive Compoany
Quincey Stove and Furence Company, & Corporation
Quincy Manufacturing Company
Ingie Milling Company
Quince Social Club
Quincy Carriage Car Transportation Company
Illinois Yearly Meeting of the
Free Will Baptists
Adams County Agricultural Society
Quincy Medical College
Eagle Packet Company
Quincy High School
Summer Lynds and Co
Hawkeye Brick Kiln Company
Illinois
Quincy Gas and Electric Light Company
Jack Frost Ice Co
Quincy
Ilinois
Quincy Exposition
Yeader Incubator and Breder Company
Miller Boger Cracker &Sandy Company
Daugherty Freight and Grain Car Door Company
Bonnet-Nance Store Company
Iinois
State of Illinois
Circuit Court
Adams County
Erde W. Keatty
J. Brundage
State of
Illnois
C. H. Wood
Also Mentioned on This Page
Long Commission Co
Northwest Car Lota
Wittipeg
Estimted &T
iTa
Goa
Owhite
Kate Ryes
Harley
Timothy
Bio Park
Neoninal
Lord
Mel
Bern
Swift
Hilde
Bolles & Rogers
Hornes
Frank Wissman
Walton Heights
Thirtieth Street
Court House
John Rump
Ry Long Commission Co
Armour
Amer. Loc
Silyae RS
Ory
Tra Ld
Tae
Pitts
Amdoo
Crue
Pew Seed Ag
Cor Prad
Goodrich
paNag Tan
Central
Ohloit
Jotix Steelway
Toridard Tos
Penn
Pacif SA
Studebaker Studatr
Texan
Kteael Ree Eny
Gsi Gut
S. Steel Prd
Union Pacific
VSN
Willys-Over
Toledo
Peb
Clocer
Allside
Liberty Bonds
Rio
Santos
REA Youk
Mercantile Paper
Liberty Dondsa
Silas Pee
Victory
Panama
Gen. Denikine
China
Knollenberg
Knollenberg Milling Co
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!