Market News Reflects Embargo Lift Lifts Corn Prices
Chicago March 12 The railroad embargo on New York shipments was lifted and corn rallied Tuesday after a session low. May corn rose to 1.37 percent, July to 1.315, with oats steady to up half a cent. Provisions gained as hogs supported higher quotes, while strike rumors and denials influenced late trading.
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Chicago
New York
Mayne
Loong Commission.Co
Northwest
Minneapolis
Duluth
Winnipeg
Market reports from Chicago to New York corn and wheat prices
The page details corn and wheat receipts and prices across Chicago Cambridge Kansas City and New York with No 1 yellow and No 2 white values. It lists bids for oats and barley along with local market quotes for live stock and dairy feed.
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Veoria
Prota
Kanana City
Wansas Cpuy
Oman
Mareh
New York
York
Stocks Rally As Market Ends Up After Uneven Open
New York stocks rose in a cautious session with broad gains in late trading. United States Steel led with near two point advance to 98, while affiliated industrials oils tobaccos and distillates gained 3 to 10 points. Total shares traded about 1.6 million and total sales near 9.375 million dollars as rails and shippings strengthened on Washington conference prospects.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Washington
United States Steel
Anconda
Atchison
Co Mound St
NLW
Erie
Gen. Lew
Nor
Lehigh
N.Y
Peoples Gas
Stock Island
Pace
Studebaker
Union Pac
IS. Steel
Ml Steel
Wert, Union
Willys-Over
Still Soaring Hog Market Hits New Top Price
The local hog market rose to a top price of 17.70 dollars on Tuesday as a quarter point gain added to last week’s advance. Trading stayed steady with the only market lot moving, and overall prices remained firm with no other notable changes.
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Aedaviar
Livestock Market Report From St Louis Area March 12
Hogs receipts large across St Louis market with prices 30 to 40 cents higher, bulk around 19.19 to 19.34 for standard hogs while butchers and greens show strength. Cattle receipts about 32,000 with beef steer and butcher cattle firm to higher, veal and calves mixed. sheep and lambs steady to higher with prime lambs rising. In Chicago and Kansas City hogs higher, cattle steady, sheep strong, eastern markets show similar gains. East St Louis reports hogs 18.60 to 19.15 with cattle steady and sheep strong.
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St, Louis
St, Lois
Anicago
Chicago
Kansan City
Kansas City
St. Louisa
Markets News from New York and Chicago Creameries
March market notes report Butter firm receipts of 15 780 cases and creamery prices near record highs. Live poultry values show limited changes while unsettled shipments flow from Wisconsin and Michigan to Chicago and St Louis. New York and Chicago creamery goods show varied firsts and ordinary firsts with prices around 74 cents a case and limited stock for packing.
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New York
Chienzo
Cmicago
Maren
Wis
Mich
New York Stocks By J E Bennett & Co
The stock market shows a halting but strengthening tone with bulls in some specialties. Bonds appear steady with discounts inviting for small investors while copper and mining shares attract as prices rebound to prewar levels. Purchases advised on dips for U S Steel copper names and Canadian CresBon gold while war facilities and unlisted issues remain active.
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U. S
New York
Waltume
Cosden
Houston
Caleddonia
Cres- Bon
Toledo Seed Price Report
Toledo notes Clover seed prime cash and futures with March and April quotes. Prices listed for Old and New season clovers and prime cash, including $26.45 in March, $26.20 in March, and other monthly futures showing shifts from $19.75 to $6.46 across periods.
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Toledo
Bryan Urges Amendments to New League Draft
The speaker argues for changes to the league draft to ensure fair representation for the United States, easier admission for qualified nations, clear constraints on mandatories and internal affairs, and limits on economic boycott powers. He also suggests broadening the league’s scope to address causes of war, including disputes over territory and unused lands, while noting risks in both accepting and rejecting the league.
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United States
League
General Council
League of Nations
Council
Indigestion Remedy Promoted With Jad Salts
A well known authority links stomach trouble to excess acid and recommends Jad Salts. He says four ounces in water before breakfast for a week neutralizes acidity, reduces gas, and aids digestion. The product is described as inexpensive and grape lemon juice based.
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Carrie
Ife
Brother's Crisis Shocks Camp Point Family
Miss Lula Jacobs headed to Rowen after Ezra Jacobs attempted suicide Monday morning in his garage. He left a note of poor health and possible mental imbalance. The family and community in Powell, Golden, and Camp Point are shocked and grieving.
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Lula Jacobs
Rowen
Ezra Jacobs
Jacobs
Powell, Golden
Camp Point
Miss Vansy
Adams
Bloomington
Pioneer Creamery
James Kent
Lynchburg
Joseph Hunsaker
Henry Kiig
Owen
Arthur Gay
Kenner Seaton
Health Candy Promises Cure All Ailments
An advertisement touts Health Candy as a remedy for cough hoarseness sore throat croup whooping cough and many illnesses. It claims to clear the voice for singers and public speakers and to prevent influenza diphtheria and typhoid fever. Price 60 cents a pound plus 25 cents mail. Dr G W Chapman 109 N 4th St calls phone 1430 Quincy ill.
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G. Ww. Chapman
N. 4Th St
Quincy
Iit
Look and Feel Clean Fresh Every Day
A morning internal bath using hot water and limestone phosphate is urged for cleansing the stomach liver kidneys and bowels to remove indigestible waste and toxins. The ad claims it improves appetite and health, recommending a quarter pound of limestone phosphate for daily use and touting widespread benefits for constipation stomach trouble and skin disorders.
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Everdyne
Ady
Camp Point and nearby residents noted in town items
Quincy visits and family movements fill a Camp Point area column. Arthur Boger, Lloyd Kaylor, Clarence McFadden, and William Grove are among those mentioned visiting, spending weekends, or returning home from relatives. A church bake sale raised thirty three dollars, and Rev. W. C. Greer spoke at Camp Point. The six wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Stanton Appleby is noted.
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Quincy
Camp Point
Arthur C. Boger
Golden
Larry Carter
Baby
Flint
Mich
John Meatherinham
Sterling
Warren Steaths
Belle
Mississippi
Lloyd Kaylor
Clarence McFadden
William Grove
Macomb
Koster
Paul Curry
Curry
Missouri
Miller
Ten Kemble
la Prairie
Fowler
Augusta
Wilma Adams
The
Presbyterian Church
W. C. Greer
Milligan College
Tenn
I Am
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Fhe
Greer
Unday
Harry Blouds Hig
Influenhgan
Jioward Lawless
Columbus
Camp T Point
Cal White
Reverett Miller
Chicago
Stanton Appleby
R. C. Roger
Alvin A. Garrett
Snake Oil Promises Relief for Rheumatism and Aches
Miller's Antiseptic Oil, once called Snake Oil, claims to relieve rheumatism lumbago sore throat and other pains. It promises removal of inflammation and improved circulation with a money back guarantee if not satisfied, available in 30, 60 cent or $1.00 bottles from druggists.
Elv’s Cream Palm advertises nasal relief for colds
This compact ad promises instant relief from head colds and catarrh by applying a small amount of Elv's Cream Palm inside the nostrils. It claims the antiseptic cream soothes swollen membranes, clears air passages, and ends stuffed-up misery with guaranteed relief.
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Corpm
Cnet
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TATE
PWG
New York Money
New Yori
Mercantiile Pay
Lierts
Farst
Seco
Suirar
Famm Fruducts
Veicea Staid
Iuc May
Grala Dy
Ihe Kuyttenberg Milling Company
Anck Brothers
Hough
Aily & Dul Beifers
Chuice
Lee Chelwe
Mailer & Artiar Co
Whitivubese’ Oe
Boultes & Rogers
Bolles & Ro
Quincy Whig
Farm Daily
St. Louis
J. E. Bennett & Co
Chileago
Rye—No
Harley
Timothy
Santos
Bryan
Long Commission CO
Grain Commission Merchants
Liberty Bonds
Quincy Savings & Loan Office
T.C Poling & CO
T. C. Poling
Samuel Woods
T. C. Poling, Jr
Loan N Money Real Estate
Blackstone Bldg
Sixth
Vermont
Chenge Board of Trade
Hampshire Street
Witsments
Ricker National Bank
Resources
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
Federal Reserve Bank
H. F. J. Ricker
Ele Eta
Batera
Limbernech
Mical Co
U.S
Quincy Railway Company
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