Wheat and corn rise and fall in July option trading
Chicago June 22 wheat prices drifted lower as shorts in the July option spread trades. Quotations showed an irregular market with July at 2.03 and September at 1.78. Corn gained modestly while oats and provisions moved higher on packing-house demand and western reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ferelgnerg
Congress
Kerrs
Washington
Entente al- Hes
New Jersey
Seacard
Kansas
Apt
Long Commission Co
Lisw& Caprn
ISL
What
Minneapolis
Duluth
Winnipeg
Wheat and corn price report across multiple markets
Markets from St Louis to New York publish price quotes for wheat, corn, oats, and flax. Entries list No. 2 red and hard wheat, No. 2 mixed and yellow corn, and No. 2 white oats with current bids, futures, and spot values, reflecting regional fluctuations on June 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louisa
TOUTS
Sane
LGSIZ
Hannan City
Sansas City
Peoria
Peorta
Chicago
N.S
Standard
Winnerpolis
Minneapolis
New York
Market Prices for Hay and Straw in St Louis and Chicago
Prices listed for hay and straw across St Louis and Chicago dated June 22. Timothy and clover fetch several dollars per unit, with alfalfa and straw varieties showing varied bids. Receipts and shipments totals indicate steady trading, with timothy and rye straw among the noted categories and ranges in prices from roughly 10 to 22 dollars per unit depending on grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Chicago
Seed Market Prices Note From Toledo Ledger
Seed market prices listed for Toledo show June and July figures with numerous misread terms. Entries include cash prices for various months and items such as Prime cash and Piety Prime cash with scattered figures like 92.45 2.00 1.80 and 11.20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Aber Geage
Tober
Hog market steadies as 23 farm product loads enter city market
The hog market remained steady on Thursday as 23 loads of farm products arrived. Prices varied with one hog load at $37 per ton, two at $18, and eight at $320 per hundredweight. corn brought in four loads with values around $1.62 a bushel, oats five loads with several prices, and a bale straw load sold for $8.50 per ten. A single loose hay load remained unsold.
Local Markets Report with Farm Product Prices and Hogs
A dense market listing covers mill products prices, feeds, and animal bids. It lists wheat, hay, straw, milling products from Knollenberg Milling, hog prices at C. L. & Q. stock yards, cattle and calf figures, and poultry and hides values with corrected daily notes from Anck Brothers and Davis and Cleaver Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knollenberg Milling Company
H. P
Choice
Choice Aces
Waxsen
Lucent Butchers
Anck Brothers
Davis and Cleaver Co
Bolles & Rogers
Market summaries from Chicago New York and Kansas City
Butter prices and receipts mixed across markets with unaltered figures from Chicago and New York. Poultry and cheese receipts show steady to lower trends, while sugar and molasses hold steady. spot coffee dull with mixed regional notes from Kansas City markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Rho
Santos
Horses and Mules Sale at East St. Louis Prices Listed
East St. Louis reports a catalog of horses and mules with price ranges for heavy drafts from 160 to 225 dollars, eastern chunk horses around 160 to 176 dollars, southern horses 100 to 135 dollars, and mules from 16 hands at 200 to 276 dollars, 15 to 15% hands at 200 to 228 dollars, and smaller sizes 1d to 14% hands at 3726 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East ST. Louis
Supreme Court Reverses Munday Fraud Conviction for Retrial
The Supreme Court reversed and remanded for a new trial the case of Charles B. Munday, convicted as vice president of the La Salle Street Trust and Savings Bank for fraudulent operations. Munday was tried in Grimdy County amid questions over attorney conduct.
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Springfield
Supreme Court
Charles B. Munday
la Salle Street Trust and Savings Bank
Munday
Grimdy
Market Recovers Many Stocks Despite Light Volume
New York June 22. Market gains across rails oils shippings steels cop solids amid reports of government contracts and war tax measures. Rubles rally as Britain gold imports rise, bullion reserves strengthen. Occasional declines limited to minor benches as 680000 shares traded and money rates steady.
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New York
Gaia
Washington
Board of England
Pepples
Ohio Gas
Local Visitors and Journeys Reach Across States
Carthage reports a weekend of family visits and travels with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Lloyd and son James Henry Jr. visiting Gerard and meeting Mrs. Lloyd’s parents. Numerous residents depart for pauses in Des Moines Chicago Newark St Louis and Omaha while relatives and friends host visits across Illinois Missouri and Iowa.
Live Stock Market Prices From Chicago to Kansas City
Chicago hog receipts reach 23 000 with prices around 15.50 to 16.10 for heavy and mixed, cattle receipts near 4 000 with steers at 7.50 to 13.50, sheep receipts 8 000 with lambs 16 to 18, stockers and feeders trends mixed. Similar listings show St Louis Omaha and Kansas City markets with varied hog and cattle ranges and occasional steadiness or weakness across classes.
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Chicago
Louin
ST. Louis
Omaha
Kansans City
Kansas City
Sterdy
Bryan Endorses Food Administration Bill In Washington
Washington June 22 William J Bryan endorses the administration food bill calling it a measure to protect the whole people from unpatriotic greed. He says a government that can command the lives of its young and tax its older should trust the President with the powers proposed and believes the President works openly without selfish interest.
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Washington
William J. Bryan
Administration
National Grocers Back Hoover in Food Conservation
A June 22 convention resolution pledged support for Herbert C. Hoover as federal food commissioner. The National Grocers' association would aid his food conservation efforts without compulsion, said Oscar B. McGlasson, chairman of the federal trade commission committee.
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Chicago
Herbert C. Hoover
National Grocers’ Association
Oscar B. McGlasson
Federal Trade Commission Committee
Social notes and obituaries from La Belle area
Miss Lula MacWilliams leaves for Massachusetts for two weeks while Mrs. H. H. Fletcher and children visit La Belle. Miss Mamie Sharp heads to Columbia for summer study and Miss Mabel Ladd visits Elsie West. Emil Rosenberger and Glover Dowell visit relatives in Montgomery City. Red Cross chapter organized at Presbyterian church with 108 members. Effie Berry dies at home. E P D Calhoun weakens. Harriet Reynolds ill. William Reynolds and niece visit from Lewistown. Masons plan all day celebration and basket dinner in Washington Park on Saturday June 23. S E Huestead visits from Kirksville. Sans Ewalt Jr and wife depart for Colorado for Mrs. Ewalt’s health.
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LA Belle
Lula MacWilliams
Massachusetts
H. H. Fletcher
Plainville
Joe Quall
Mamie Sharp
Columbia
University
Mabel Ladd
Knox City
Elsie West
Emil Rosenberger
Glover Dowell
Montgomery City
Wiliam Reynolds
Dacon
Lewistown
Harriet Reynolds
Masons
Lewis County
Washington Park
S. E. Huestead
Kirksville
Sans Ewalt, Jr
Baby
Colorado
Ice cream and cake planned for park event Saturday
The Willing Workers of the Christian church will serve ice cream, strawberries and cake in the park Saturday evening, June 23. Mrs. Stout of Mt. Sterling visits son Francis Stout and daughter Mrs. Hutch Brownrigg. Mrs. Kate Castle and daughter Dorothy of Galesburg visit Jake and E. Oberling and Mrs. George Weaver. Edward Fries improves at home. Rev. H. H. Waltmire recovering from rheumatism. Dr. W. B. Miller with him in Quincy. Jeff Roling assists with Loren Marshall ill with measles. Alma Anderson returns to Quincy. Lucile Lummis of Loraine visits Granville Lummis. Ladies' Aid meets at Mrs. D. In Moneall. Epworth League elects officers Friday. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Jess Smith a daughter June 15.
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The
Christian Church
Stout
Mt. Sterling
Francis Stout
Hutch Brownrigg
Kate Castle
Dorothy
Galesburg
Jake and
E. Oberling
George Weaver
Edward Fries
H. H. Waltmire
W. B. Miller
Quincy
Jeff Roling
Loren Marshall
Alma Anderson
William FP. McNeall
Lucile Lummis
Loraine
Granville Lummis
Ladies’ Aid Society
Meneall
Epworth League
Jess Smith
Local Visits and Travel Notes From Green City Area
Green City area residents report visits and trips as many families host relatives and travel to states including Kansas Utah Iowa and California. Names include Rosa Scoggina C D Davis J W Edelen Frank Moore Earl White and Blanche Lair with trips to Colorado Utah Iowa and Oakland California among others.
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Green City
Rosa Scoggina
Galt
A. Bushong
C. D. Davis
Brashear
H. Davis
Wayne Paynes
Reila
John Schuster
Earl White
Ethel
E. Hannah
Tom Lucag
Colorado
B K. Irwin
Utah
James
U. P
Henry Pfeiffer
Iowa
John Hayden
Montazuma
Kan
Reardon
Blanche Lair
EH. S. Pfeiffer
Oakland
Calif
Capt
Bryant
Albany
Joe Linville
Augusta area social notes and alumni event
Miss Jessie Robertson attends the Western Normal summer term in Macomb. Mr and Mrs Paul Coffman visit from Lincoln Nebraska. Lola Williamg and Dan Artz family visits. Stark in Galesburg on business. Roll Frank Mendon and S D Faris Carthage visit Augusta. Chester McCreery to Chicago for business. Andrew Young and B E Dawkins in Chicago. Mrs Fred Creamer Roseville visits Perry Davis. Augusta High school alumni meet Thursday June 21 at the Christian church. Mead Slingerland and Ellis attend Modern Woodmen convention in Chicago.
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Augusta
III
Jessie Robertson
Macomb
Western Normal
Paul Coffman
Lincoln, Til
Dave Coffman
Lola Williamg
Macomb Normal
Dan Artz
Keokall
Towa
Sedwin Artz
Stark
Galesburg
Roll] Frank
Mendon
S. D. Faris
Carthage
Auguste
Chester McCreery
Chicago
Andrew Young
BE. Dawkins
Fred Creamer
Local Social Notes From Liberty and Nearby Towns
Liberty and surrounding area residents share visits and family moments. J B Breckenridge and Ralph Johnson help Ed Pracht paint a new house while Bryan Keller and his mother stop by Quins ey Tuesday. Will Hardy and son Joe visit from Loraine with Louis Keller. Jacob Pritz transports a sheep load to St Louis on Wednesday. Dr Spence and family Aubrey Spence and Mrs Spence along with Will Williams and the Plymouth family visit Will Roe Wednesday. Etta Williams Sturtevant, now in Eau Claire Wisconsin, also visited. Miss Mellen Welsh plans a trip Tuesday to Cullison Kansas to visit her sister Mrs Oscar Keller.
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Liberty
All
J. B. Breckenridge
Ralph Johnson
Ed Pracht
Bryan Keller
Quinsey
Will Hardy
Joe
Loraine
Louis Keller
Ralph Roe
Jacob Pritz
St. Louis
Spence
Aubrey
Camp Point
Will Williams
Plymouth
Sturtevant
Etta Williams
Eau Claire
Wis
Will Roe
Mellen Welsh
Cullison
Kan
Oscar Keller
Local residents share visits and new car news
Mr and Mrs Paul Sadewater and Mr and Mrs Richard Purcell visited Mrs J Q Proctor last week. Hubbie Harkness and Art Wells own new Ford cars. Joseph Elliott of Quincy called Tuesday. Jimmie Elliott and May Treaster were guests of Mrs Ida Gardner in Quincy Sunday. Floyd Finchum visited Richfield Friday. Mark Tandy has returned home from (text cuts off).
Soldiers and Sailors Home Social Roundup
A sleepy September evening at the Soldiers and Sailors Home finds Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Craig driving their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. John H. Gallaher, in cottage 22 for a city tour. Visitors arrive from Canton Wil liamstown Galesburg Decatur, Augusta Bevier Callao and other places, while residents Dr. Baker and Mrs. Tompkins, and several others are noted as discharged or visiting.
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Wesley Craig
Donald
John H. Gallaher
Cottage 22
Camp Parker
Leon
Cottage 20
Mary Hinkle
Florence Eastwood
John Shaffer
Mt. Sterling
Edward F. Baker
Cottage
Chapin
Greenfield
Samuel Camp
City
Effie M. Tompkins
Canton
A. J. Tucker
Williamstown
H. O. Crain
Galesburg
N. C. Gibbs
Decatur
C. D. Haywood
Cottage 3
G. A. Walsh
Marjorie Massie
Augusta
A. F. Graffis
W. H
Mary Tucker
Draft Conspirators Guilty in Draft Obstruction Case
The jury found Owen Cattell and Charles E. Phillips, former Columbia University students, guilty of conspiring to obstruct the selective draft act in federal district court on Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Owen Cattell
Charles E. Phillips
Columbia University
Federal District Court
St Louis brewer seeks $100 stock refund from Belleville club
East St. Louis brewer Robert Bethmann asks a Belleville judge to order return of his $100 stock share in the St Clair Country Club after he says he was barred from drinking beer in the dining room. Club officials deny the request, offering only a certificate. Bethmann argues shares now worth about $50. The dispute centers on club policy versus Bethmanns desire to drink beer and entertain German friends on club grounds.
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St. Louis
Justice Wangelin
Belleville
Robert Bethmann
East St. Louis
St. Clair Country Club
Bethmann
Heim
St. Louis Brewing Association
Tenth Street
Ohio Avenue
Heim Brewery
The
Sol
Thomas L. F
Attreet
Fekete
Rudolph Kramer
Check That Cold Quick Adv
A vintage advertisement urges quick care for colds with Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey. It claims millions of germs spread from coughs and sneezes and promotes the balsam product to cut phlegm relieve congestion and ease inflammation. It notes children and public speakers approve and prices the remedy at 25 cents.
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Dr. Bell
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Henry Anderson
Des Moine
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Bowen
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York
Neb
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J. T. Sparks
J. B. Crawford
Brookfield
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H. J. Elsea
Abingdon
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Will Morris
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Henry Webber
Jennie Thomas
J. E. Garnett
Wichita
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Hoover
Columbus, III
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St. Ola Country Club
Cody Gateway
Buffalo Bill
Cody Road
Yellowstone National Park
America
Grand Canyon
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Great Gorge
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A. 8. Ellis
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Federal Reserve Banking
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Bettie
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