Tightened discounts weigh on corn market in Chicago trade
Chicago January market notes show federal reserve discount rate hikes disadvantaging bulls in corn as futures slipped 1/4 to 2/3 cent. Declines were offset late by talk of a possible 150 million dollar Austrian Armenian and Polish credit to buy food, with oats following corn and freight uncertainty dampening holders.
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Chicago
Federal Reserve
Ogis
Bears
Congress
Austria
Armenia
Poland
Long Commission Co
Northwest Car Lota
Minneapolis
Duluth
TSS
Winnipeg
Chitago Cay Lota
Chicago and Midwest grain prices and quotes scattered
A fragmentary market report from Chicago, Peoria and Minneapolis lists grain bids by grade for oats corn and wheat with mixed prices. No. 2 and No. 4 varieties appear with quoted values and several locations report unchanged or slightly altered figures.
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Peoria
Prorea
Dan
Minneapolis
Seed price list note with multiple figures and dates
Seed catalog fragment from Toledo shows Prime corn and related seed prices for January February March and April including cash amounts 383 and 6022, with percentages and various odd spellings such as Mareh and Hrimnemah. Contains several broken terms and inconsistent dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TetdWa
Toledo
Market Notes From New York and Milwaukee Butter Creamery
Markets report butter and creamery commodities with varied grades and prices. Butter and creamery stocks show changes with irregular boxes and fresh gathered extras. poultry live not quoted. potatoes arrivals hit 49 cars. coffee in New York remains unchanged at 16.40 per unit with spot and future pricing noted.
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New York
New Yor
Tan
Chivaso
Cuicacgo
Wtark
Market round up from St Louis and New York news
Prices for livestock and feed items list eastern and southern markets with bids on drafts mules and horses, cottonseed oil quotes, and government bond coupons. New York futures show slight ease with cotton spot steady at middling around 39.25.
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ST. Louis
Cation Market
New York
Ofton
Liberty ERPS NW YORI Jaw Talberty Victory Summary
In a brief, unclear note a sequence of times and scores is recorded with references to Liberty ERPS NW and YORI Jaw Talberty. The text lists split times and scores across four events, noting a victory for Sas 98.98 and a separate figure 08,96. The fragmentary OCR provides limited context and names.
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Liberty
Victory Sas
Victory Sic
Newark Money Spews Over Mercantile Desk
A Newark market note reports government bonds easy while rail road bonds hold steady amid an uneven trading day. The transcript reflects cautious moves in municipal issues and favored securities, with traders watching rates and inflation signals for direction.
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Newark
Stock market ends mixed as oils lead declines
In New York trading, early gains in steels, equipment, motors, and oils faded by session end as oils drags pulled the market down. Rumors of a potential German upheaval influenced shorts, while United States Steel reported December unfilled orders about 8.27 million tons. Liberty bonds remained heavy amid uneven foreign issues and varying rail and industrial activity.
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New York
Germany
Shorts
United States Steel Corporation
Long Commination Co
Close
Armour Pfd
Atchison
B. and Co
Cal
Cruc
Steel
M.S. PL
Can
Pacific
Q Kim
COR LP. Co
Chand Mo
Cudahy
Com. Edison
Gen. Cigars
Goodrich
Central
Him Sim
Otis
Penn
Swift
Y Studebaker
Sinclair OU
Ty Texas OU
Steel Com
U. S. Steel
Union Pacific
Westing
Willys
RY Wilson
Ig Tal
Hogs and cattle price summaries across Chicago Kansas City and Peoria markets
Chicago hogs opened steady to strong with bulk around 14.50 to 15.00 and top at 15.00, packing sows 14.00 to 14.25, pigs 13.50 to 14.28. steers and bulls mixed week to week. Kansas City wholesale bids steady to firm with hogs 14.60 to 14.85, cattle weekly gains 25 to 40 cents, lambs up to 1.00, calves up to 50 cents. Peoria hogs active 15.19 high, mediums 14.75 to 15.00, heavies 14.75 to 15.10, cattle steady to strong.
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Knoltenberg Milling Company
Anc
J. E
Mood and Co
C.F. Sishoe Co
Swift
Blatchford
Bulles & Rogers
Ilrozen
Brinks
St. Louia
East St, Louis
Chicago
Kansas City
Peoria
Tll
Harrison Drug Act Upheld by Court in Kansas City
Judge John C Pollock ruled the Harrison anti narcotic act constitutional in U S district court Kansas City Kansas. Eight doctors in Leavenworth federal penitentiary sought habeas corpus but petition denied. One petitioner named is Joseph A Baker of Detroit.
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Kansas City
John C Pollock
United States District Court
Kans
Federal
Leavenworth
Joseph A. Baker
Detroit
Central Committee Meeting Sparks Reorganization of Quincy Service
Nev. B. N. Murrell presided at a Friday night gathering of Quincy community service groups. Twelve committees were outlined including music, athletics, dramatics, libraries, and education. A permanent organization is hoped with church groups invited to join. A Monday meeting at 232 North Fifth Street will review baskets for dependent families and treasurer’s report. Current Events and Culture Club notes follow with hostesses and program details.
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Nev. B. N. Murrell
Community Service Office
Community Service
Trevor A
North Fifth Street
Quincy
Rev. B, N. Murrett
Dinner Planned by Social Center Association
The Social Center association members plan a dinner on Monday February 23. Mrs Fannie Monday, committee chairman, convened a meeting on Sunday January 4 to perfect arrangements.
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Sioner
Social Enter Association
Fannie Monday
Union Baptist Church social and fundraising efforts
Union Baptist Church and its Wide Awake auxiliary held a Thursday necktie and apron social at the church on Tenth and Chestnut to fund the building fund with net proceeds planned for a $285 drive by the third Sunday in March. A fish fry the next day drew good patronage. The newly elected Sunday school officers met June 1 at Pastor Murrell’s home to outline the year, naming several teachers. Representing the Eighth and Elm Streets church at the Quincy Baptist association, members praised moderator Dr. Meigs. Three new members joined Sunday night January 2: Arthur Weldon, Estelle Fivre, and Mrs Weldon, with Weldon chairing ushers.
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Union Baptist Church
RL M, Dehoney
Wide Awake
Eighth and
Elm Streets Baptist Church
B. N. Murrell
N. Murrell
Mattie Green
Lena McPike
Charles Vaughn
Anna Smith
Sallie Weldon
Marty
Quincy Baptist Association
Central Baptist Church
Elm Streets
Arthur Weldon
Estelle Fivre
Weldon
Busy Bee Sewing Circle Meets at 1866 Vermont Street
Werman Chapel and Pastor J F Johnson schedule sermons at 11 am and 8 pm. Busy Bee Sewing Circle hosted by Mrs Cecil Robinson at 1866 Vermont Street on Thursday afternoon with the Indies enjoying refreshments after sewing.
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Busy Hee
Cecil Robinson
Busy Bee Sewing Circle
Vermont Street
Mrs Laboe Hosts Every Ready Club Meeting
Mrs Oleva Laboe of 532 York Street hosted the Every Ready club on Thursday evening. After an interesting program, light refreshments were served and the Gates Ajar group met at the conclusion for further activities.
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Oleva Laboe
York Street
Mary Eliza Jackson
Household Ruth No 213 Officers Installed for Year
The officers of the Household of Ruth No 213 were installed Tuesday evening with N. N. G. Leona La Foe as R. N. G. Louise Thompson R. M. N. G. Mrs Lena McPike N. G. Mrs Halle Weldon W. T. Mrs Jennie Buckner W. R. Mrs Mattie Green W. C. Mrs Cora Warris. Auditing committee named Mrs Fannie Smith Mrs Sarah Young Miss Beatrice Anderson. Trustees: Mrs Mary Young Mrs Lottie Johnson Charles Anderson. Ini Camp Fire Girls held a meeting at Lincoln School auditorium. Five girls Nettie Collins Margaret Mosby Madah Wilson Thelma Taveris Verneeda Bassett earned Woodgather's Ring with rings expected soon.
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Ruth
Ylovehold
Leona la Foe
R.N
Louise Thompson
R. M
Lena McPike
N. G
Halle Weldon
W. T
Jennie Buckner
W. R
Mattie Green
W. C
Cora Warris
Fannie Smith
Sarah Young
Beatrice Anderson
Truestees
Mary Young
Lottie Johnson
Charles Anderson
Inii Camp Fire
Anna Smith
Ini Camp Fire
Lincoln School
Nettie Collins
Margaret Mosby
Madah Wilson
Thelma Taveris
Verneeda Bassett
Woodgather
Lincoln Parent-Teachers and Willing Workers Gather in Lincoln
Lincoln Parent-Teachers Assocation met in the auditorium with Miss Gladys Herleman discussing Food and School Work. Willing Workers club, hosted by Mrs Nannie Hall, raised funds, awarding a rug to Elmina Thompson for $16.50. upcoming Apple Social and Valentine party planned. husbands formed an auxiliary. health lectures by Adams County Red Cross nurse Miss Pilech for Lincoln Home Service club with strong turnout.
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Lincoln
Gladys Herleman
Willing Workers
Bessie Collins
Nannie Hall
Vermont Street
Elmina Thompson
Robinson
Lieut. S. Shumaker
Lincoln Home Service Club
Pilech
Adams County Red Cross
Lincoln School
Wedding of Alice Webb and Luke Sidner at Baptist church
The ceremony took place at Eighth and Elm Streets Baptist church Monday with Rev. G. W. Brown officiating. Alice Webb and Luke Sidner, both well known in the city, were married. Sidner has been janitor at the Anna Brown Home and they have friends’ well wishes.
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Sidney Webb
Alice” Webb
Luke Sidner
Eighth and Elm Streets
G. W. Brown
Sidner
Mr. Sidner
Anna Brown
Third
Sycamore Streets
Society Notes From St Louis To Davenport Speaking Tour
Miss Hallie Tutt and Miss Marie Major spent the holidays together then Tutt returned home to St Louis. Mrs. Lucille Berry Cook came back to Galesburg after two weeks with her parents. Rev J W Tutt, grand master of A B of F S M T of Illinois, visited the Tri Cities and preached at Mount Zion Davenport then spoke to the NAACP at Bethel A M E Davenport where 26 new members joined. He is to preach at Edina Missouri Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri Cities
Moline
Rock Island
Davenport
Mount Zion Baptist Church
Tutt
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Bethel A. M. E
Edina
New York Prepares for Last Big Jag Before Prohibition
New York faces a planned January 15 revelry as the end of the 18th amendment looms. Officials admit helplessness as crowds consider a last wild New Year’s style celebration, with authorities noting bottles and private liquor still flow.
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New York
Daniel L. Porter
Internal Revenue
Mulqueen
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TSA
Kansas
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Sinai
Janes E Beret
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
Hampshire Street
Liberty Bonds
Liberty Bonda
Wmsigh
Panama
Negro Community News
Community Service Publicity Committee
Susie A. Brent
Mrs. A. & Moon
Edward Johnson
High Street
Current
Gates Ajar
E. Carl White
N. 5Th St
Quincy, Hl
Ware Wayland Co
Miss Pitch
Ware Wayland
Cleveland
W J. B. Murphy
Hlinois
Cristian Shoe Co
B. C
Freiburg, D. O. C
Maine ST
Maine
Aeolian
Vocalion
H. Addington Bruce
Iowa
Agricultural Journal
Schroeder
H. Schroeder
Maine Street
United States
Express
Kiefer
Brown & May's Drug Co
Schlinkman
Pittsburgh
Quincy Railway Company
Mid-Continent
Universal Petroleum Company
Wabash
Thad W. Ward
Stern Bldg
Quincy, III
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