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Newspaper

Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1916

Page

10

Market reports show wheat gains on rains and Liverpool prices

Chicago and Minneapolis lead a mixed session as bearish crop reports fade. Wheat strengthens with rains in the northwest and higher Liverpool quotes, July around 1631 and Sept near 1.06. Corn and oats rise on export demand and hot Iowa weather. hogs supply trims provisions. Northwest and Winnipeg show bullish cash tones, while river and Gulf markets reflect steady demand.

Chicago Liverpool R&a Gulf of Mexico Manitobas Torn Towa Ga Tay Northwest Car Lota Minneapolis Duluth Winnipeg Minnneapolis Peoria Timothy Toledo Alsuke Omaha

World Grain Prices Roundup Across Cities

Wheat and corn prices span multiple markets from St. Louis to New York with No. 2 yellow corn around 77 to 78 cents, No. 2 red wheat near 1.06 to 1.13 per bushel, and bids varying by grade and location including Kansas City Liverpool and Manchester reports. Prices reflect spot quotes and futures nominal statuses across regions.

St. Louis St, Louis Zowhite Dowhite Chicago Cihcago Maniac City Kansas City Cain Fisky Bo Whhte ALERT Liverpool Manitoba Ifm New Vyork NEW_ YORK Duluth New York

Grain and livestock market reports across several cities

Market briefs from Kaa City East St. Louis Chicago and Omaha list cattle receipts, hog prices, sheep quotations, and changes from steady to higher across multiple districts. Notable figures include cattle and hog price ranges, market highs, and wholesale lambs and sheep values.

Produce Markets Across Cities Report Mixed Dairy Prices

Chicago reports steady butter at 37 percent creamery 23 and 37, eggs lower with receipts at 17 885 cases firsts 2207232 ordinary firsts 20344 21 per case. Potatoes unsettled with new receipts 36 cars Oklahoma Arkansas sacked at 95c to 1.05 Witneis Ohios 90c to 1 Virginia barrels 8.35 old 76 9005 receipts. poultry alive higher fowls 17 Springs 22 2R Ranson City.

Chicago Oklahoma Arkansas Witneis Springs Ranson City Kansas City Brotlers St. Louis ST. Tavis Tulv R

Market snapshot and livestock prices from mid July

East St Louis markets show steady activity for horses, mules and draft stock with quoted price ranges from 85 to 225 dollars. Notices include U S government and bond references, coupon listings, and New York money market highlights with call money near four percent.

East ST. Louts New York Money New York

War Group Under Pressure Friday on New York Exchange

Special stocks led a market slide with 2 to 4 point drops in key war related issues. Bethlehem Steel rose 15 points to 45 5 on strong transactions while Reading stood out as a feature in forenoon rallies after the crop report. Total sales reached 490 000 shares as money rates rose to 4 percent amid tax payments and large disbursements.

New York Bethlehem Steel United States Industrial Alcohol, Texas Company Federal Mining United States North High Law Close Atchison Gen Elec Nor. Pfd Lehigh Mo. Pac N.Y N. Y WIL &H Nor. Pac Fenn BRI Peoples Gas Rock Island Pac ORB Studebaker Union Pac U. S& Steel Shik U. & Steel Pfd West. Union Willys-Over Woolworth

Review For The Week Indicates Uncertain Summer Commerce

UN'S weekly review notes competitive buying has eased and output remains near max. Labor shortages and delivery delays hinder many mills, with cotton and woollen lines facing government demand pressures. Army footwear orders boost leather and footwear sectors while foreign and domestic demand fluctuates. Weekly bank clearings reach $4,618,091,560.

New York Dun’s Zomy Mills

Foley Kidney Pills Prove Helpful to Patient in Mississippian Testimony

Mrs Laura Beall of Plattsburg Mississippi reports in April she suffered back pain and Brights disease symptoms. After two bottles of Foley Kidney Pills she says she feels well. The remedy relieves backache rheumatism and pains by removing toxins and contains no habit forming drugs. Miller Arthur Drug Co.

Foley Laura Beall Plattsburg, Miss Bright Miller & Arthur Drug Co

Clover Harvest Leads Farm Market Report

The country reports a near complete clover hay harvest with an exceptionally good crop due to seasonal rains. Wheat and oats harvests advance under favorable weather as rains ease. oats fetch 30 35 cents per bushel and No 2 wheat about 95 cents. Corn prospects look strong with some fields laid by and others plowed. market prices show 73 cents per bushel for a load of corn and $11 per ton for loose hay.

Local Market Prices for Hay Grain Hogs and Dressed Poultry

Local market report lists prices for hay and grain commodities including No 2 wheat at 71c, oats at 30 to 33c, various alfalfa and clover values, and milling products. Hog quotations cover car lots and wagon loads with weights from 90 to 300 pounds. butcher shop prices for hogs, veal, sheep, and poultry are provided, along with pastry and fat cattle figures.

Mississippi River C. B Home Butcher Company Maine Street

Clover alfalfa prices mixed and ungraded in St Touts

Market notes list various Clover alfalfa grades and prices for old and new lots at St Touts. Entries include No 32 heavy mixed at 12 dollars, No 1 at tof Timothy old at 86, No 2 at 312.50 to 12, No 3 at 14 dollars, high quality No 1 at 15.50 to 17, Clover new secant No 2 at 7s, and Alfalfa common No 2 at 11.58.

ST. Touts Timothy

Philadelphia MO News Roundup of Visits and Local Events

A long list of social visits and community happenings from Philadelphia Missouri includes Elmer Lummis and family dining with the Grays, many neighbors traveling to Palmyra and Hannibal for games and rides, and numerous family movements. Notable items include the sudden death of Mrs. Frank Brown, typhoid illness of Herman Allen, and a vehicle accident injuring a heifer. Farmers report rain drought and hay field work ongoing.

Elmer Lummis Charles Whittington Little Son Quincy Philadelphia Lummis Kir R. M. Gray James Brown Litttle Olgo E. L. Painter Palmyra Bleigh Bros Bleigh Bros. and Earl Ragan Delivered Hogs In Palmyra Monday. Dr. C. W. Hamlin Vera Haycraft Lillian McPike Juliet Tipton Lizzie Freeman Bessie Norfleet Hannibal Evelyn McMike Opal Crane Kirksville Zelma Lewis Anna Mayme Hillips John McKamey Benbow Charles McKamey Herman Allen O. Cort Ed Kerrick Irene Phillips Mattie Schultz Hester James Primross Raymond Hook Misses Corine Phillips Russell Phillips Warren P. H. Caverly Clyde Phillips Maxine Glascock Anna Mayme Phillips A. P. McPike Evelyn Laurie Ida Clark Emerson C. F. Tipton Wade Carter Crogilla Cady Guy Vanlandingham Eugene Mee- Glassen Valera Lyell War- Ten Bessie Nortlet Everet Rife Cherry Dell Henry Feaster J. B. Sams McPike Place Howard Gaines Eula Belle Dick Raleigh Mr. Haskett Hunnewell O. W. Glascock Mattie Glascock George Fox Heather Joe Kintzler Clay Gibbons Eula Gaines W. K. Glascock Pea Ridge Cecil Gibbons Joe Alen Charles Bradford Edna of Marshall Dr. M. Cort Frank Brown

Wheat Bearish on Government Report Outlook

Long Commission Co notes wheat carryover at about 150 million bushels from the 1915 crop, with total available genotypes near 909 million and a potential shortage next year if demand remains high. Corn bears respond to lower than expected acreage gains, while oats show a record yield except for hot weather and rust damage concerns.

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Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles

The Texas Wonder claims to cure kidney and bladder problems for men and women and regulate children's bladder troubles. One bottle covers two months and is said to nearly always cure. Sold by druggists or mail order for $1.00 from Dr. FE. W. Hall, 2926 Oliva Street, St. Louis, Missouri. testimonials available.

Texas FE. W. Hall Oliva Street St. Louis

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