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Newspaper

Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1919

Page

3

Grain Market News Shows Fresh Strength in Corn

Chicago July 9 fresh strength appeared in the corn market due to limited supplies and hog price gains. September corn near 1.92 1 92 and December 1.61. Oats gained, provisions mixed to higher, and nearby corn deliveries closed at day highs amid bullish grain and hog factors. Government crop reports anticipated to support prospects while old crop reserves stay ample.

Chicago Long Commission Co Northwest Corpota Minneapolis Duuuth Winnipeg

Grain Market Prices Across U S Cities With Corn and Wheat

Chicago reports mixed grain prices with Wheat No 1 red at 2.244 2 45, No 2 red 2.56, No 2 hard 2.31, mixed oats and rye values listed. St Louis market records corn ranges and soy notes, while Peoria and Kansas City show yellow and white corn prices, oats and rye receipts. New York spot prices for wheat and corn vary with freight costs noted.

Chicago Peoria Prorta Corn Kansas City WWE Minneapolis New York

Local Markets: Faruwur Products Hay and Grain Prices

Prices paid by Knvilenberg Milling for new wheat and other grains, hay, and straw. Includes quoted ranges for yellow and white corn, oats, timothy and clover hay, mixed hays, straw, and various milling products. Also lists livestock, poultry, hides, tallow, dairy feeds, and fruit and vegetables with per unit prices from multiple local suppliers and dealers.

Faruwu Knvilenberg Milling Company Ralel Anck Brothers Ugs C. FL Bishop Co Scratchford Hlatchford Hreties Rogers Quetatiana Aldo Summess Drug Co John Musoling and Co California

New York July 9 Market and Crop Prices Mixed

New York reports show butter receipts at 27 748 with creamery products varying. irregular dairy yields and packing stock noted. Chicago prices for butter and poultry fluctuate, while cotton opens firm in New York with futures and spot prices influenced by weather and stock market. Liverpool cotton prices steady with mixed middling values.

New York Spea Chicago Jole Irtesh Enbhtars de Carolinas Liverpool Tiricer

Steamer Sidney Summer Ride to La Grange

A Thursday July 10 outing aboard the steamer Sidney from 8 15 to 11 30 p m offers a dance and a ride to La Grange for a fare of 50 cents.

Sidney la Grange

Hog prices rise on tight supply despite harvest in sight

Hog prices jumped fifteen cents Tuesday due to ongoing hog shortages with top prices moving from 21.70 to 21.05. Farmers anticipate a price drop after harvest. Market sales included hay priced at 32 for old timothy, 28 for two loads of new hay, 12 for prairie hay, two loads of corn at 1.45, six loads of oats at 0.70 to 0.72, and oil meal up to 4 per cwt.

Fragmentary OCR: barley and timothy prices and names

Readable text lists barley price 1.17 to 1.29 and Timothy price 9.00 3.00 with references to Clover and other names. The fragment lacks full context, dates, or locations but preserves farm product pricing references and entity names.

Stocks tumble and rally as rates spike in New York trading

Trading on the New York Stock Exchange was volatile with money rates jumping to 15 to 17 percent on mixed leads. Early strength came from Pan-American, Mexican Petroleum, Royal Dutch, Sinclair, and motor shares like Chandler, Stutz, White, with 1,675,000 shares traded. Bond activity picked up while overall indices showed mixed moves and Liberty bonds posted varied final prices.

New York Stock Exchange Olla Pan-American Mexican Petroleums Royal Dutch Sinclair Chandlers Stutz and White A. T and T OOM, & St. PL IBM Dac NY. Cent Nor Peoples Gas Reek Island

Livestock Market Totals Across Regions July 9 Reports

Chicago and Kansas City livestock markets show heavy receipts and higher prices on cattle hogs and sheep. Beef steers and heavy hogs lead gains with top prices near 22.66 for hogs and 16.55 for high grade beef steers, while lambs and veal calves trend varied with unsettled totals.

Chicago St. Louis Stt Otis Park Kansan City Kansas City Hulk Mae Alam Feader Stocker Sheen Worring Wethers

Seed Market Prices at Toledo in July Report

Seed market notes from Toledo list Chover seed prime and Timothy prime with cash, new and old prices, and future delivery months. Cash prices show 328.25 for prime Chover, with Oct and Dec quotes and similar Timothy primes. Starch appears as a separate item with unclear figures.

Toledo Chover Alarke Timothy

Horsee and Mules Trade Signals Strong Export Demand

A market note shows good horses for export selling at attractive prices while renewal activity remains quiet. Mules in various sizes command steady demand with prices ranging from modest to high, and raw cotton and related goods enter prices amid shifting supply.

Cholea Southern

West Point Fire Destroys House and Two Stores

A July fire in West Point Illinois caused by a faulty chimney destroyed Edmond Charpentier’s frame residence on Main Street, his dry goods and grocery store, and Dr. T W Gillum’s office. All three one story structures burned to the ground, with about 12000 dollars in losses. Charpentier carried stock and building insurance totals of 6000 and 2060 respectively. Grover Barnard saved most household items while Dr Gillum saved office furniture. The Christian church elevator area caught fire but suffered minimal damage. Firemen from Bowen and surrounding towns arrived too late to save the blaze.

West Point Ill Edmond Charpentier Main Street Charpentier Grover Barnard Vones Dr. Gillum Christian Church Bowen

Hancock to Send Two Boys to State Fair

Carthage July 9 Hancock county will select two delegates for the Boys State fair school at Springfield. A competitive examination will be held July 19 at 2 30 p m if more than two nominees are nominated. Delegates must be 15 to 21 years old and represent agricultural, mechanical and educational exhibits under instructors.

Carthage Carthage Personnals Dirs Daniel Vollmer Chicago Vollmer Warren-Webbsater Corporation Carthage College Letta Simmons Denhart Hall Nevada Katherine Cherrill L. C. Cherrill Susan Cherrill Mia L. C Merrill Cleveland Ohio Andy Moore Wm. Garner Delweth Garner QO. I. Johnson Grier and Thompson J. Frank Scott John F. Scott Scott Mra

New York Stocks Prospects Rise Amid Reconstruction Hope

The Tuesday stock market extended gains as recovery from Monday’s tepid scare grows. Recommended buys include Great Northern, St. Paul, Union Pacific, Southern Pacific, Atchison, Southern Railway, Rock Island, and solid plays like U.S. Steel group, Anaconda copper, tobacco products, General Motors, and Caledonia Hecla mining. Liberty bonds swing back toward par with favorable discounts noted.

Great Northern St. Paul Union and Southern Pacific Atchison, Southern Railway Rock Island U. & Steel Lackawanna Steel Anaconda United Cigar Merican Sugar Willys-Overland General Motors Ginclatr Ol Liberty Broad Street Caledonia Hecla Cresson Gold

Highland Park Tonight Ventures Concert and Dance

Highland Park Tonight Ventures presents Life's Greatest Problems with Hitness State Band. The Big Grab Rag Dance features prizes for all ladies and an admission of 10 cents.

Nature’s counsel to set you on a healing path

A proffered invitation to heed nature’s guidance for recovery, offering remedies and counsel on what the body needs to restore health. The tone suggests a prescriptive approach to wellness, emphasizing natural remedies and personal responsibility in treatment.

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