Quincy Whig publication details and contact lines
The Quincy Whig newspaper lists its publishers The Whig Co and Associated Press membership, notes editorial and news room contacts, and provides business office phone numbers and mailing details. It includes delivery instructions and a note on reporting irregularities to the office.
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Flic Quincy Whig
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Whig CO
Associated Press
Quincy Whig
Quincy
Tha Eeery
Morning Whig
Wheat Decline in Markets Amid Weather Skepticism
Denials that Black Rust spread into Canada cooled fears and left Chicago grains unsettled. Wheat fell with July at 1.11 1/4 and Sept at 1.125 1/4, corn gained modestly, oats fell, while provisions rose on late trade. export sales seen around 600,000 bushels.
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Chicago
Canada
Grain Markets Mixed Across Cities July Market Notices
Chicago and St Louis report mixed grain quotes with wheat range from about 1.07 to 1.22 a bushel and corn steady to around 0.80 to 0.90 per unit. Liverpool and New York show No 1 and No 2 grades, while Minneapolis cites bearish weather aiding wheat gains and cash prices around 1.05 to 1.19.
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St. Louis
Kansas City
Wethers
Ewes
Einst
Chicago
Rt. Louis
Liverpost
Liverpool
Manitoba
New York
Duluth
I. F
Minneapolia
Minneapolis
Taly
Peoria
Vellow
Butter and Poultry Prices Across Markets July 19
Market reports from Kansas City New York and St Louis record butter creamery firsts and seconds, poultry hens roosters and broilers, with prices for creamery butter and cheese. Coverage includes minting and coupon notes, raw sugar and molasses steady, and mercantile rates in New York.
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Chicago
Nthe
Poenisna Lawes
Virginia
Virginia Pulse
Springs
St. Louisa
ST. Louis
Hutter—Creamery
Kansas City
New York
Hennery
Trading Light All Day Tuesday
New York market movements Tuesday showed light trading and negligible public interest. Call money remained in free supply at 2 to 1 percent, with longer maturities easing slightly. General Motors dipped early to 465 before recovering most losses. Reading led railroad strength amid irregular gains and losses across the list. Total bond sales reached 2.64 million dollars. U S bonds were unchanged on cash.
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New York
General Motors
Reading
U. 3 S
Local markets report farm prices and hog futures
Prices paid for hay and grain include No 2 wheat at 1.05 and corn at 0.75. Straw and various hays priced. milling products show flour and meal costs. Hog quotes by weight range and origin, plus local butcher quotations for livestock and poultry, hides, and packing stock rates.
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Knollenberg Milling Company
Queen
Wheat Gains and Risks Amid Weather Outlook in Market Letter
Chicago July 19 Wheat shows firm tone with average morning levels. northwest reports suggest possible serious damage if weather does not improve, while new wheat moves to market faster than last year and millers seek stocks. Corn rises on dry heat. oats stall as hot weather may not yet cause harm. cash buyers note shipping strength and potential for higher prices if northwest yield falls.
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Chicago
Northwest
Ilinois
Tllinois
Mixed Feeds and Prices Dominate Market Report
Clover and timothy hay prices listed by grade and type with No 1 and No 2 mixes ranging from 9 to 18.50 per unit, alfalfa and clover prices noted, straw price around 6.80 per ton. Mellow market quotes accompany stray, unrelated moral quotes.
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ST. Touts
Tully
Vieht
Toieht
Timothy
At &S
Hirsh
Hissh
Intense Realism in Kritix Paintings Storage Controversy
Kritix works titled battle scenes are stored after tenants complained they were too realistic. The artist says the pieces were kept in storage due to the dispute, and neighbors objected to their lifelike depictions.
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Kritix
Ameat
Farmers In Quincy Area Face Dry Weather Delays
Farmers in the Quincy region await rain as threshing and harvest proceed. Eight loads of hay oats and corn were sold with hay at 11 dollars per ton and 9 and 7.5 dollars per ton for other loads. Hogs rose ten cents per hundredweight. Oats sold at 83 cents per bushel and corn at 75 cents per bushel.
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Quincy
Horses and Mules Market Advertisement East St. Louis
Market ad lists draft horses at 175 to 125 dollars and mules priced at 60 to 125 dollars. Mentions extra heavy draft, good southern stock, and various lot sizes with unspecified codes. Local sale location East St. Louis, Illinois.
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East ST. Lotts
Dr Kings New Life Pills Promise Clear Complexion
An advertisement claims a cleanse of the system with Dr Kings New Life Pills to improve complexion. It asserts gentle action without gripe and relief of the liver through bowel action, suitable for all ages, priced 25e at druggists.
Victim Found Unconscious After Negro Brawl in Monroe City
In Monroe City Missouri Lee Ed died after a vicious Saturday night assault. Bloodhounds tracked suspects Mrs Eddie Lee Nancy Burns Henry Summers Roy Scott and Austin White to multiple locations. all jailed awaiting trial. Lee’s skull was crushed and his recovery was doubtful. Funeral services for Hiram C Underhill were held in Bethlehem. Candidates visited Monroe Park for a rally and nine freight cars derailed near Holliday Madison. A severe windstorm damaged farms southeast of town and a council meeting approved paving Vine street. Delegates to Hannibal elected and Crystal Bottling Works reported busy. Several locals and visitors attended church and social events around town.
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Monroe City
Eddie Lee
Hunter Anderson
Nancy Burns
Henry Summers
Roy Scott
Austin White
Lee
Geo. W. Tompkins
J. E. Christian
Underhill
Hiram C. Underhill
Bethlehem
Sam P. Gott
Kurial
Mr. Underhill
Kentucky
Irve Underhill
Missouri
Adeline Crawford
Mary Moss
Clay
Elizabeth Beeman
Bethlehem Baptist Church
Monroe
South Park
Donnie Ettner
John Smath
Huntington
L. T. Bell
Mike Long
Cty
Vine Street
B. L. Anderson
Hannibal
Rural Letter Carriers’ Association of Missouri
Yanus Sharp
Joseph Quinn
James Wimsett
Chicago
Crystal Bottling Works
Mary Evans
Austin
Tex
Mayme Hallock
P .N. Jones
J. F. Renshaw
Dilola Jones
George Renshaw
University of Missouri At Columbia
John R. Blye
Baptist Church
Eldon
First Baptist Church
St. Louis
C. A. Grassell
E. L. Anderson
Pittsburgh
California
Donald Courtney
Columbus
Ohio
J. M. Caplinger
C. P. Forsythe
Macon
Forsythe
Jasper Henderson
R. J. Allen
L. F. Steve
Kansas City
H. E. Hume
Gerald Williamson
Citizens Bank
Marvin Gosney
Jas Jiven
Colorado
New Irish Measure Soon Says Asquith
London July 19 Premier Asquith announced that the new Irish bill will be introduced in parliament before the autumn recess and that the whole Irish question will be submitted to an imperial conference after the war. It is understood the bill will not be presented until next time, allowing opposition to crystallize which threatens trouble and indicates the measure will have a rocky passage.
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London
Asquith
Dr Kings New Discovery for Coughs and Colds
An ad touts Dr King's New Discovery a pleasant sweet syrup for coughs and colds. It claims years of experience prove it best and that every bottle is guaranteed with money back if unsatisfied.
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Dr. King
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