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Newspaper

Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1919

Page

11

Market Upturn After Germany Accepts Provisions

Chicago March 16 reports Germany definitively accepted provisioning terms, triggering a rally in corn futures. May corn rose to around 1.87 per bushel, oats and provisions also climbed, while prices in other grains showed gains amid renewed buying as news of a 270,000 ton monthly foodstuffs allotment circulated. Price quotes and cash market details across Chicago Minneapolis Kansas City and New York outline firmer demand and mixed adjustments for soft commodities.

Chicago Germany Long Commission Co BALA Minneapolis Veorta Peorta Maren PH Kanaan City Kansas Fisher Minneapalia Northern New York Food Administration Santaridey

Market Outlook Said to Rally Amid War Stocks

A long market update notes gains in war and industrial equities despite caution. It highlights Mar 16 New York currency, bonds, and energy groups while flagging volatility in oils, autos, mining, and rail shares, with expectations of a partial recovery if political power spurs industrial activity.

Local Markets Report from Novilenberg Milling Co

Local market prices list farm products and livestock from Novilenberg Milling Co including wheat straw hay and mixed hay at $22 and $24 per ton, corn and oats quotations, calf and steer prices, hogs and sheep quotes, and various feed and milling products. Also lists hides and wool quotations from two firms with unit pricing and weights, reflecting a broad rural commodities market snapshot.

FANM Novilenberg Milling Company ADO Brothers Rouen Gisgylz Weimuitty Chuice Goa Tuusthop Co Reshae Edie Jsjalchterd Agga Mapisy Prives Dives Rogers

Stocks Open Higher on Government Demand Hints

New York trading opened with a brisk advance as shippings and industrials led gains, boosted by government talk of large commodity orders. Rail and United States Steel lagged while American International surged near four points before easing. Regional markets showed mixed cattle and grain activity, with overall bond buying and steady to higher prices across key issues.

New York Stock Exchange United States Steel American International Colorado Sinclair California Packing Jewel Tea May Liberty Tnnt Cinse Atchison St. Pnus Tehieh Paw Ica Ace Tslan Sa Bae

Markets in New York and Chicago Report Mixed Receipts

The report lists March market activity with creamery butter, cheese, and poultry prices across New York Chicago and Kansas City. Notable items include butter and creamery receipts, cheese yields, potatoes and poultry prices with regional variations and changes from previous quotes.

New York Nea York Marretl Reece Chicago

Thornes Market Report On Light Receipts And Mule Prices

The item notes a market report from Monday showing a rise in light receipts with recoveries from declines. It lists mule and horse offerings by size, price ranges, and qualities, including several price examples and live stock types.

Market Notes and Bond Closes Across Cities

In St Louis on March 16 Thrathy No 1 mixed hay prices and other feed values were listed with various grades and dollars per unit. In New York on March 16 Liberty bond closing figures showed 3 4s, first 4s, 4s, and other series, while a labor department initiative seeks employer cooperation to assemble photographs illustrating women workers and industry service.

ST. Louis Prack Thrathy

Local visits and travel records from area residents

Bo McManness did not travel to St Lewis last week. Fred Smith spent Wednesday in Quire. Mrs Mitt Thomas and Mrs Th Uf Thomas were Macon visitors Wednesday. K Edmonson visited Leatner to see relatives. OR Taylor went to Dallas to visit her brother. Willi Wauekner and family were mentioned. Mrs Sr 8 Barklew returned home from Motherly Friday after visiting relatives. Mrs () 2 Roberts visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs mR KB Marshall and others. Tee turned to Tierame at Billings Moor Friday. Dr J W Hayden returned Wednesday from a business trip to Heneor Patebe ly and other points in Coloradea. Miss Maurine Ragsdale visiting her aunt Mrs W L sSelsor, returned to Mannewell Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Frank McGlassan went to Clarence Thursday to visit Mrs Alex Bennett. Mrs Bert Young of Quincy came Wednesday to visit relatives at Yethel.

Bo McManness St. Lewis Fred Smith Quire Mitt Thomas Th Uf Thomas Macon K. Edmonson Leatner OR . Taylor Dallas Texas Willi Wauekner Barklew O Roberts KB. Marshall Em Tee Billings, Moor J. W. Hayden Heneor Patebely Coloradea Maurine Ragsdale W. L. sSelsor Mannewell Frank McGlassan Clarence Alex Bennett Bert Young Quincy Yethel Woman's Literary Club Camp Point Illnois Neva Tipton Bowen Julia Miller California Oregon Frank Roberts Monroe Adams Georgia Ettinger Ella Welch Shelbina William Liggett James Liggett Ethel Hausman Galesburg Hoy Oberling Henry McVay la Prairie Walter Vollbracht Elnora Zeiger Samuel Mahn Davenport Crippen John Shieferdecker Denver Caroline Shieferdecker Frank Wardin J. C. Lewis Charles Lewis Jefferson Terry Glen Rogue William Grove Foster Quincey Guild of the Presbyterian Church Hezekiah Menry Ladies’ Social Union of the Christian Church Hheing Mia James Seaton Barnet Cummings la Grange Mara Ida Roley J. Ranson Coatsburg Lawrence Terry Havelock Nebr Tor Dan Corrigan Chiyton Hannah Dickhist Owen Clark Martha Welch Fowler Fred Stubbins J. A. Wheeler Chester McGartland George Weaver Arthur Gay Mable Fadson Golden William Castle Liston Rhea Macomb and Bushnell I. H. Aden Jennie of Golden Wm. H. Teterson William Schmiedeskamp John Virgil Austin Centerville Towa Turlington William Hickman Nitro W. Va Sam Farlow Hickman U. S Margaret Groves Quinney Frank Thomas Ralph Terry Tielen Tlsambert Augusta Res Fieime Wr. Cutter J. Beesie Ralph Thompson Pa- Toma Charles Welch Reta Mettea Clarence McFadden Grovery Frank Vardin James Ellis George Miller Fred Fiken Lee Davis August Hausmin Fred Janssen Janssen Mildred Marte Roscoe Smith Clayton Red Erte Fay Clara Kopsikere Walter Wilkey John Mwckanmp William Adams Sam Lefringhonuse James Dedfoss Lost Prairie Clifford Kintzel Arthur Deming Wolf Ridge St. Mary’s Hospital Harris Akers Julia Semmonds Altona Lorena Misa Filla Slade George Stewart J. J. Manard Sidney Taindenbauer Rebecca Lindenbauer Board of Trustees George W. Cyrus A. Tincoln Smith Chester Frockemer Aubrey DP Bpence

Camp Point Diary Notes and Local Moves Across Town

The Woman's Literary club met in Camp Point library rooms with the leader absent. Numerous residents traveled to Quincy and Bowen for visits, with many sending or receiving relatives from Missouri, Nebraska, and Iowa. The community reported trials, social events, school and church notices, influenza cases, and local governance updates as residents moved between towns and farms.

Reynolda couple gift piano and watches at daughter’s graduation

Mr and Mrs George Reynolda celebrated their daughters Irene and Edith with a baby grand piano player and wrist watches as graduation mementos. Two weeks earlier, he underwent appendicitis surgery and accompanied her home.

Mary's Hospital George Reynolda Irene Edith

Community Notes From Golden Illinois War and Social Updates

Golden Illinois residents share news of visitors and family travels. Miss Marie Wiceman and Miss Edith Glass visit Quincy. PTA plans a box supper March 25 with a proclaimed program. Local sergeant Sidney Markeley returns from New York via France and wears expert marksman insignia. Overseas arrivals Henry Gerdes and George join family at Camp Stuart. influenza affects John Wallace. Wible family sorrow as Miss Currie Wible passes.

Woodlawn Harry Bottorff Golden F. I. Moore James Norman Arkansas Sidney Markeley New York Ife France Henry Gerdes George Camp Stuart John Wallace Tie W. J. Wible Mendow Currie Wibble J. J. While

Moves Bring Health to Son and Farm Meeting Planned

Albert Slater plans a move from La Prairie to Montana for his ill son Russell. A big power farm meeting is set for Monday March 17 with a Fordson tractor demonstration by Cassens Auto Co. Also noted deaths and moves in the area including Viola Ewen near Mendon and Ralph Henry family near Clayton. Experts estimate U S homes lit by electricity exceed 8 790 000 with 15 000 000 by other means.

Albert Slater la Prairie Montana Russell Cassens Auto Co Viola Ewen Mendon Fwen Viola White Golden Ralph Henry United States

Nuxated Iron Promoted By Notables For Vitality

An advertisement touts organic Nuxated Iron as a premier tonic for anemia and energy. Endorsements come from former Senator Mason Judge Atkinson and others, claiming improved appetite, endurance, and strength. The claim is backed by a manufacturers guarantee and local druggist availability.

Pal Lda Urene U.S William HK. Mason Mason Cow. Atkinson United States Court of Claims At Washington Congress U. S George H. Baker Monmouth Memorial Hospital New Jersey Orangiec

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