Unsettled labor, markets shift as buys urged in industry note
A stock market summary urges buying on steel, shipping, and related shares amid lower prices and looming normalcy. Advises purchasing Great Northern, Union Pacific, Southern Pacific, Rock Island, Canadian Pacific, and others for dividends. Highlights Armour, Wilson, Swift, Cudahus, and Leathers as strong bets. Mentions mining and oil plays, including Caledonia, Hecla, United Cigar Stores, and Sinclair Oil, with broad Street activity rising on setbacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buch
Great Northern
Atehaon
Paut
Union
Pacifte
Rock Island
Halfway
Armour Pfd
Wilson
Morris
Cudahus
Swifts
United Cigar
Central Leather
Sinclair Oil
Broad Street
Boston-Whoming
Cosden
Federal Oil
Caledonia and
Hecla Mining
Timothy hay market holds strong in St Louis area
GT. LOUIS July 23 Timothy hay market remains robust with active local demand for good No 1 to detent timothy old or near there. Medium grades fair. low grades dull. No 1 $35 to 39, standard $35 to 37, No 2 $24 to 36, No 5 $28 to 30, headed $40 to 46, thresh ed $18 to 20, new hay $3 to 4 below. Lieutecaver mixed No 1 $33 to 34, No 2 $32 to 33. Also notes Maggie Sutton, widow of his grandfather, age 73, and Henry Timothy Sutton, 18, from Knoxville, Tenn., seeking a divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GT. Louis
Timothy
Knolenberg Milling Company
Anck Brothers
Moca
C. F. Bishop Co
Swift
Blatchfords
Market News: Hog Prices Hit Peak as Corn Rises
Chicago markets show hog prices reaching record levels and corn trading firm on dry heat damage reports. Oats advance and provisions steady as bulls cite crop stress from heat and drought in Central Illinois and the Southwest. Notable quotes include July and September corn and pork futures with mixed shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Central Illinois
Long Commission Co
Northwest
Minneapolis
Duluth
Winnipeg
Chicago Grain and Livestock Prices Amid Mixed Trading
Chicago and St Louis report mixed grain quotes including No 2 red wheat at 2.26 to 2.27, corn around 1.93 to 1.96, oats varied, and Timothy and hay prices listed. St Louis notes steady wheat with No 2 red at 2.23, corn firm to higher, oats steady. Kansas City and Peoria show higher cash wheat and mixed corn oats. New York reports steady wheat and firm corn. prices for butter, cheese, and dairy also recorded with regional hay and feed figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Samble Rade
Ayenig
St. Louis
Peorina
Peoria
S&c
Minneapolis
New York
Onta
Mirmer
Brothers
Seed Market Prices and Fragments
Fragmentary seed market notes show prices for various items with dates and odd markings. Entries include old and new prices and irregular symbols, lacking full product names.
Local market prices rise Tuesday across hogs and commodities
Hogs jumped 60 cents to 22.25 on the local market Tuesday, while tar turpentine rose to 1.29 and Exe plants appeared at 0.26. Milling products showed the most changes with a range of price increases including shipstaff up 6 cents and linseed oil meal up 25 cents. Items on the market lot included hay at 28 and 20.60 and oats at 0.72.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shipstaff
Amco Dairy
Fragmented OCR Horse Sale List in Louisiana
Readable items show horses and mules with prices and measurements for a sale in St. Louis area. Mentions eastern and southern horses, mules at 16 to 18 hands, prices from 90 to 250 dollars, and a few vague notes about cattle or silos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wast ST
Louia
Ara
Ohun
Jeels
Stocks Rally After Monday Slump In New York Trade
Stocks recovered substantially after Monday’s severe setback with oils motors and kin dredges leading the rebound. Rail shares and dividend issues firmed while general news aided long accounts though steel and iron sector troubles lingered. Bond trading was irregular with Liberty issues steady and totals showing 12,760,000 par value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liberty Group
A. T and T
Am. Loco
Atchison
Mo. Pace
Willys Over
Live Stock Prices Across Markets on July 23
Chicago hogs receipts 19,000 with top at 23.00 and bulk around 21.40, cattle receipts 21,009 with beef steers at 12.50 to 18.75, lambs and sheep mixed demand. St Louis, St Paul, Kansas City notes show higher hogs at record 23.05 and strong cattle trade across regions. Peoria closes with hogs near 22.80 and cattle steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
St. Lonia
ST. Touts
Heansgas
Kansas City
Vearling Wethers
Peoria
Proria
Daily Market Letter Outlook From Long Commission Co
Market letter notes corn with advancing tendency due to strong oats and fears of dry weather. mentions limited credibility of damage reports and that showers over next weeks could fill car stocks. Grain and provisions described as quiet but firm amid hedging. overall market action slow and uneven with cautious trading patterns post armistice. Notes on coffee and Rio price references included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provisiona
Eas
Palmyra Celebrates One Hundred Years With City Pageant
Palmyra Missouri hosts a centennial homecoming with a pageant at the fair grounds and a Mardi Gras parade. The Leggett shows, curios displays, and Confederate monument memory mark the week long celebration as crowds converge from Palmyra and nearby Quincy. Music from Leggett and Hannibal bands, army trucks donated by Uncle Sam, and planned bond election activity accompany old settler gatherings led by Governor Gardner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmyra
C. R. Leggett
Fair Grounds
Levoy Hotel
Savoy Hotel
Court House Square
Quincy
Court House
Colonies
Court House Yard
Leggett
Hannibal
Q .V. Ely
Macon
Marion County
Uncle Sam
France
Union
Missouri
Main Street
Gardner
Goings and families visit Pittsfield and area news
Pittsfield Illinois notes include visits of Earl Goings and family of Canton to Capt. George Webster and kin. A county court case Walter Strubinger vs Otis Gwnby argued before Judge Burr Swan over supervisor of Derry township. Promotions and travel plans for local residents. Ferny Wells obituary note with funeral arrangements pending. Union open air services planned. Lt Charlie Webster on furlough from overseas duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Ill
Earl Goings
Canton
George Webster
Walter Strubinger
Otis Db. Gwnby
Burr Swan
Derry Township
A. G. Crawford
Ray Bergman
Perry
Paul Fife
Hannibal
Fife
Pike County
Clifford Hanner
Claud Wells
Ferny Wells
Harry Ayers
T. A. Boyle
Charles A. Heskey
Henry E. Newlin
Baylis
Adaline M. Dobson
Poplar City
David N. Wetzel
Bloomington
Court House Park
Rev. Wetzel
Christian Church
Charlies Webster
Durham area threshing report and visits noted
Kroegar Bros threshing for Shacklefords and Denish this week reports very good wheat quality and fair yield with large shipments from Durham. Mrs. Will Wallace of Seattle arrived to visit Wesley Cave and wife. B. and J. Schofield and families joined a day trip from Quincy to J. W. Schofield family. Mrs. Ruby Smyser and her Iowa relatives visit her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kroegar Bros
Denish
Durham
Will Wallace
Seattle
Wagh
Wesley Cave
Schofield
Quincy
J. W. Schofield
Ruby Smyser
Iowa
Local families spend Sunday visits across towns
Mrs Minto Smith and relatives traveled with Bud Hadfield and Deans Leach to Quincy to spend the day with J E Havenridge. Jim Quinn of La Grange transacting business in Durham. Sam Shackleford and sons of Maywood visited B B Lowe. Charley Mohr of Yeatelphnny attended services and visited Fannie Wiseman. Shires family visited J D Bevibies near Dover. Harrison Selves ill last week. D M Custer and wife spent Sunday at Fred Friswold's with all four children home. Davis Briscoe and family of Ewing spent Sunday with Bob Briscoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minto Smith
Bud Hadfield
Deans Leach
Quincy
J.E. Havenridge
Jim Quinn
la Grange
Durham
Sam Shackleford
Fannie Wiseman
B. C. Shires
J. D. Bevibies Maths
Doverunday
Harrison Selves
D. M. Custer
Fred Friswold
Davis Briscoe
Ewing
Mra
Bob Briscoe
Sunday Visits and Local Car Purchase In Small Town
Milton Brown of Payson visited David Rice on Sunday. The Ferryman family from Quincy visited J C Pierson and family, as did John Brown of Hull with Mrs Ivah Inman. Alonzo Hoskins and daughter from Barry called on A J Moore. Earl Rice and Otis Gallaker families with Primrose Stearns from Barry visited Albert Brown. Johnny Brown bought a new Ford touring car. P H Kistner and family motored to Muincy Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Brown
Payson
David Rice
D. R. Ferryman
Cloyd
Steve
Ferryman
Quincy
J. C. Pierson
John Brown
Hull
Ivah Innman
Alonzo Hoskins
Barry
A. J. Moore
Earl Rice
Otis Gallaker
Primrose Stearns
Albert Brown
Johnny Brown
P. H. Kistner
Muincy
Daughter Saved From Operation At Petersburg
Petersburg Virginia Mrs W D Wells tells how her daughter suffered two years with pain on the right side and weakness. After doctors advised surgery Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped from the start and she is now well. Women with irregularities painful periods backache or inflammation urged to seek guidance from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts with forty years of experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Wells
North Adams Street
Petersburg
Miss Wells
Lydia E. Pinkham
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Earl Poulos
Coxey
Famgon
Columbia At Cleaners
Christ Venis
Hampshire
Boston Shoe
A. E. Shannon
Klein's Loan Bank
Olympia Candy CO
Quincy Savings & Loan Officer
T.C. Poling & CO
Co. Poling
Samuel Woods
Legal Department
T. GC Polling
Eer Cashier
Blackstone
Sixth
Vermont
J. E. Bennett & Co
Maggie Sutton
Henry Timothy Sutton
Knoxville
Tenn
Janes E. Bennett & CO
Chicago Board of Trag
New York Stock Exchange
Shire Street
Laberty
Shipmenata
Oata
Kwansaa City
Say
Aldo B Summers Drug Co
John Musolino and Co
California
Nee ‘Uts
Sethe
Alsik
Dea
Aaa
Timothy Pr Mige
Cath
Dee
Hess
SRO
U.S
Ue S
Liberty Bonds
Ac Victory
New York Money
City of Flowers
Richfield, III
Mrs. Wells
Tesla P. Volz
Thompson of
Chiez
Gem City
GEM City Business College
Lil
America
Tech Bax
Alee
Struthers
Struthers Manufacturing Co
Illinois
Grain Commission Merchants
Quincy Railway Company
T. CG. Poling & CO
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