Market News Report on Grain Prices June 20
Weather-driven gains push oats and corn higher with July contracts up amid strong export demand. Government crop data show needed rain in Kansas Missouri and Montana while no major damage reported, pork and stocks rally on grains strength and lingering war news.
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Televisions
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Governoyeekly
Kansas
Missouri
Imrom
kBy Long Commission Co
Oeld
Montana
Steel Committee
War Industries Board
First Load of New Hay Brings Prices at City Market
The first load of new mixed hay mostly clover arrived at the city market Wednesday morning and sold for $8 per ton. Three loads of old hay sold at $13 and one at $10 per ton. A load of baled wheat straw and two loads of baled oat straw each brought $8 per ton. One load of yellow corn brought $1.45 per ton.
Local Market Prices for Farm Products and Hogs
The Handlenberg Milling Company lists farm prices for hay and grains including Wheat 2.10, yellow corn 1.45 to 1.50 per unit, white corn 1.50, baled timothy 14 to 15, baled clover 16, and various milling products with per cwt rates. Hog quotations cover weights from 90 to 250 pounds with prices from 15.05 to 46.80 and wagon load ranges, plus live animal and poultry rates, hides, wool, and general market receipts all quoted for Quincy deliveries.
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Handlenberg Milling Company
Knollenberg Milling Company
Slatchford
Wlatchford
H. P
Mississippi River
Anck Brothers
Dresach
Jeese
Rolles & Boxers
Bolles & Losers
Quincy
Toledo Markets Report Seed Prices and Quotes
TOLENO June 20 Clover seed Prime bids 15 for Oct 13. Alsike Prime cash 12 Oct 11. Timothy Prime cash 3.60 Sept 4.27 Oct 45 Dec 4 March 4.15. One of the great drawbacks in this world is that a man never knows it is too late until it is too late.
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Toledo
Toleno
Alsike
Timothy
Stock prices finish off point at close
New York June 20 trading in stocks showed little change with modest gains in some sectors as war finance moves and steel price discussions surfaced. United States Steel and rails and ships fell late while fertilizers and leathers rose. total volume about 410000 shares. Bond prices mixed amid light offerings and Liberty issues varied. Market list shows mixed closes across major issues with US Steel near 102 to 105.
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War Finance Corporation
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
United States Steel
Witte A
Atchison
St. P
Helec
Lehigh
N.Y
Nor. Pac
Penn
Wea
Rock Island
So. Pac
Studebaker
Chicago Livestock Market Reports June 20
Hogs receipts 19 000 mostly lower than Tuesday’s average with varied quotes for hogs and pigs. Cattle receipts 11 000 dull except best steers. many unsold at close with prices generally down for steers and cows. Sheep receipts 9 000. lambs and sheep 25 to 50 cents lower, wethers and yearlings down.
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Chicago
Cihicago
Eduho Wethers
St. Louis
Joseph
Omaha
Sioux City
Sioux Cuey
East ST. Louis
Indianapolis
Markets New York Butter and Cheese Prices Report
New York markets show butter firm with creamery extras around 44% firsts 44, packing and receipts varied. cheese receipts around 1,532 with fresh specials and average run around 23 14. eggs higher with 25,678 cases received and firsts at 68 70 cents, ordinary firsts 28 to 31 cents. live poultry unsettled, dressed steady. Chicago reports butter firm at 64 43 and eggs higher with 25,678 cases. potatoes unsettled with assorted regional supplies. Kansas City notes butter unchanged and poultry prices. St Louis lists fresh firsts 29 46 per dozen for eggs and butter creamery extras 43 and firsts 38 42. Arkansas shows fresh firsts 29 46 per dozen and butter creamery extras 43, with various livestock prices including Northern Twins 22 and 24 for dairy?
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Creamery
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Minn
Tex
Nangwasa City
Kansas City
Broilers Joaess
St. Lonia
Tavis
Arkansas
Northern Twins
Unions Fight German Bribes Over Longshore Strike
In a tense London office scene German agents discuss the longshoremen strike and bribery attempts. Von Rintelen recounts efforts to pay leaders Kelly Butler and O Conner ten dollars weekly for five weeks to trigger disruption, but the plan collapses as officials report the attempt to Wilton. Count Bernstorff notes the breach closed by agitators.
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Rintelen
von Rintelen
Kelly
Butler
O'Conner
Bernstorff
Later
Wilton
Germany Plots Strike to Paralyze Allies at Sea
In a tense wartime scene Bernstorff presses for a general strike to tie up East Coast ports. Rintelen suggests arousing anger by depredation and blaming longshoremen to widen a breach, while Pat Sennessy and Harrison Grant finalize security measures at the club.
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America
Harrison Grant
Pat Sennessy
Honor
Pat
Hennessey
Neighbors Share News From Wirkwood and Surrounding Towns
Willard Cunningham of Wirkwood Missouri visits BR B Sanford to help on farm. Elsie Mannel, T. t eile Nelson, and Jessie Kelley visit L. Strock's. Clara Sanford aids Red Cross in St Joseph and is re elected music supervisor. Ada Chase travels from Kansas City and other cities as Red Cross worker and hopes to sing for Sammires in France. Reverend Steffen preaches at Baptist church. Meeting series planned to start first Sunday in October. Mississippi.
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Wirkwood
BR. B. Sanford’s
Elsie
Mabel Manneh
T.teile Nelson
Jessie Kelley
Kans
City
Toledo
Chicago
Miss Chase
Sammires
France
Arele Dave Walker
Howard
Mont
Ernest
Jonely
Conrad Steffen
Baptist Church
Hallie Rice
M. Kck
Bessie Spurgeon
G. S. Minon
Carl Simpson
Idina
J. A. Whitebread
Chris Mesmer
Rob Plunkett
Myra Lite
Plunkett
Liberty Clark Sylvester Clark Quincy and Lizzie Manfield
Liberty Clark and Sylvester Clark of Quincy are connected with Lizzie Manfield of Beverly in a notice. The details reference names and local ties without further context or dates.
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Clark
Liberty
Sylvester Clark
Quincy
Lizzie Manfield
Beverly
Miners Do Not Receive Deferred Draft Class
Washington on June 20 reports that Provost Marshal General Crowder will not reconsider his decision to deny deferred draft classification to coal miners as a class. Congress members from mining districts were informed by Crowder’s office on Wednesday.
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General Crowder
Congress
Grocery Trade Terms From Aged Ledger Fragment
Fragmentary OCR excerpt lists food items with prices and grades such as Swiss No 1 No 2 brick and margarine table prints. It mentions bakers special Gia tubs poultry including fowls cocks and hens spring chickens turkeys ducks geese and guinea fowls priced per dozen or per unit with units like 24 and 5 and 6 dollars.
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Burger
Outlook for horses and mules in St Louis market
In St Louis on June 20 the horse trade weakened with fewer large farm horses and uncertain prospects for southern and Cuban stock. Draft horses and mules show mixed activity with some shipments to Cuba and miners nearby, while bond prices and government offerings are cited in brief market notes.
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Paar
Cuba
Pennsylvania
New Salem Residents Visit Quincy and Baylis Folks
NEW SALEM ILL Mrs Callie Griffith visited her husband in Quincy where he is recovering from an operation. Charles Hill Jr of Baylis on furlough from Camp Taylor visits AL Rt Gray. Miss Bertha Hearn of Missouri visits cousin Miss Pansy Forbes. Dean Peterson and Grace Bell families visit Lee Bell in Quincy. Werman Fichman family visit C F Woodward. Eva Gray visits Quincy shop. Anna Martin of Baylis visits Miss Gray. Mrs Frank Pierson of Baylis visits Airs Arthur Gregory. J R Clark and family host Sunday guests Henry
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Quincy
Lee Bell
Werman Fichman
C. FL Woodward
Eva Gray
Anna Martin
Baylis
Miss Gray
Frank Pierson
Arthur Gregory
J. R. Clark
Henry
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