Grain market slides as corn leads drop across futures
Widespread opinion of rising grain values fading led to a sharp Friday decline in grain prices. Corn futures fell 3% to 8% with May about 1.52 dollars and July around 1.46 dollars, oats slipped and provisions largely steady. Trade wary, weather and ample supplies weighed on bulls while export calls ebbed and foreign exchange buoyed some gains in provisions.
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Long Commission Co
Minneapolis
Duluth
Local Markets Farm Products Prices and Hides Guide
Local markets list extensive prices for wheat rye corn and hay plus stockyard quotes for hogs cattle calves and sheep. Also shows milling products feed stocks and animal byproducts with varied unit prices and regional terminology.
Seed price list for Clover and Prime crops in Toledo Ohio
March 29 Toledo seed market lists Clover seed with Prime prices at 35 dollars for March and 35 for April, plus Ort and Alsike figures. Prime cash quotes show 55.93 for March and 25.95 for March, with later April and May values noted. Also includes Thaathy Prime cash with 1918 and 1919 figures 38.95 and 6.10 respectively.
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Toledo
Toleio
Alsike
Thaathy
Prices on track per ton and hay market notes
March lot prices for Vimethy and various hay types listed with per ton and per unit figures. Includes standard and heavy clover mixed, alfalfa, prairie hay and straw prices, plus government bonds and U.S. 4s mentions. Data appears partial and scattered from a goods and securities section.
New Top Prices For Corn And Oats On Friday Market
New top prices for corn and oats were paid on the local market Friday. Bad roads increased offerings and strengthened demand. One load of oats sold for 90 cents per bushel and corn sold for 31.50 per bushel. Mills offered 1.60 per bushel for all corn offered. Hogs fell ten cents. otherwise no changes on the day.
Butter and Poultry Market Roundup in New York and Chicago
New York reports firmer butter and cheese prices with fresh and average runs across creameries and state flats, 22583 cases of extras and firsts, eggs and poultry steady with slight shifts in live stock and dressed meat. Chicago notes similar firmness in creamery butter and eggs, potatoes and poultry prices, with currency quotes and market bonds showing resilience.
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Aesemt
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
Hampshire Street
New York
Eges
Hilghert Creamery
Minnesota
Idaho
Ruse
Horses and Mules East St Louis WV Auction Prices
Horses and mules listed with prices in East St Louis West Virginia on March 164. Teantern chunks 180 and 150. Southern horses choice 130 and 165. Draft good and choice 150 and 256. Mules 16 to 17 hands 300 and 400. 15 to 1 hands 110 and 250. 14 to 14% hands 90 and 2690.
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East St, Louis
Stocks Parade Gains and Losses Mirror March Market Quiet
New York stocks edged with similar drivers as recent sessions as stock dividends and easy money fed demand while profits selling rose. Trading weakened after the first hour with leaders like Stutz Motor and Vanadium Steel showing notable moves amid 1.4 million shares traded and a firm bond market.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
London
Stutz Motor
Vanadium Steel
Long Commission Co
Armour Pfd
Atchison
Anaconda
A. Ti
Sne Amer
Hald
Cruc. Steel
Pacific
Chand, Mo
Cudahy
Com. Edison
Erie
Met
Goodrich
Ceintral
lInter
Ime
M. Y. Central
TAN Wor. Pacific
Ohtg Cie
Gas
Adby
Esa
Swift
Studelaker
Tas Sinclair
Exas
Steel Com
TERRA
Ukion Pacific
Rubber
Westing
Witlys
Wilson and Co
Livestock Market Report from Chicago and/La St Louis and Kansas City
Chicago and regional markets show mixed cattle hog and sheep prices with receipts around 5,000 to 15,000 heads. Hogs strong to steady with top hogs near 16.30, cattle steady to higher with beef steers and prime grades at about 13.85 to 15.50, veal calves 17 to 18.50, sheep lambs 17 to 19.25, and regional quotes from St Louis Kansas City and Peoria.
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Ny and
Gratin
Kuellenburg Milling Company
Anck Brothers
J, Be, Maud & Co
Rote Howe
C_ F
Lishop Co
Gee
Amco
Blatchford
Swift
H. P
W. P
Hotles & Rogers
Chicago
St. Louis
East ST. Louis
Kansan City
Kansas City
Peoria
Sunday Services Notices for The Whig Office
Notices for Sunday services must be sent to The Whig Office by Friday evening at 6 o clock to appear. Include service times locations and contact details for accurate publication.
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Murat
Methodist churches schedule Sunday services and events
Vermont Street and Eighth street pastor Rev F A McCarty leads 9 15 Sunday school 10 30 morning service South Side Sunday school 2 20 Ep worth Leagues 6 30 evening worship 7 30 annual thanks offering for Woman s Foreign Missionary Society The Forward Move theme evening A Light That Shines Grace Methodist Lind and Fourth street pastor Rev G L Losh 9 30 Sunday school 10 45 morning service 3 p m Junior League 6 50 Epworth League class 7 30 evening service WW F M B program morning service annual thanks offering Miss Mabel Allen missionary address luncheon at noon lay men hour 7 p m D I Musselman and E V Moorman speakers Evangelistic services evening sermon Self Examination Bethel Jefferson and Twelfth Rev Carl Buch 9 15 Sunday school 10 30 German service Epworth League 7 30 Kentucky Street Methodist Kentucky and Eighth Rev F S Eb... el georg 9 15 Sunday school 10 20 morning service 7 30 evening Women s Foreign Missionary Society charge Miss Amelia Grunewald in charge Bethel A M E Church Ninth and Oak W H Razie pastor 10 45 sermon 2 p m Sunday school 3 p m sermon and communion 6 30 p m A U C L Eague 7 30 sermon
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Vermon
Epworth
F. M
Mabel Allen
I. Musselman
E. V. Moorman
Bethel—Jefferson
Carl Buch
Epworth League
Kenstcky Street Methodist
Kentucky
F. S. Ebtelgeorg
W. H. Razie
UC. E
League
Central Baptist and churches schedule on Vermont streets
Sunday school and preaching times listed for Central Baptist, Immanuel Chapel, Eighth and Film, First Christian Church, East End Christian, Congregational First Union, Episcopal Cathedral of St John, Good Shepherd, the Charlotte Scientists, and other local congregations. Includes addresses, pastors, and service subjects such as Miss Philrose and Mme Patti, the Angel of God and Paul, and The Gospel of Jesus.
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Central Baptist
Vermont
Robert van Meigs
Philrose
Mme
Patti
Angel of God and
Paul
Immanuel Chapel
Cedar
Wallace Gibson
Eighth
Elm Streets
B. N. Murrell
Mission Society
Presbyterian Service Schedule and Sermon Themes
Reverend RB Hartley D D pastor at Presbyterian Broadway and Eighth. Sunday school at 9:45 AM. morning worship at 11:00 AM with sermon titled Who Is Your Architect and a morning theme On the Upper Side with God.
Lutheran Churches Schedule Readies Sunday Services
Lutheran Luther Memorial Jersey Twelfth Rev I W Bingaman pastor Sunday school 915 morning service 1600 Junior Endeavor 2 pm C E 7 Evening worship 720 St John Lutheran Seventh Kentucky Rev E F Schueter pastor Sunday school Bible classes 9 Divine services 1030 Evening service 730 Music by choir Ladies Aid 230 St Jamesx Lutheran Rev HW Horn pastor Morning services 10 Evening worship 720 Sunday school Bible classes 9 St Matthew Loutheran Rev J G Kaiser pastor Burton area Services Sunday morning 1030 with Sunday school after.
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St. Jamesx Lutheran Church
Kev
HW. Horn
St. Matthew Loutheran Church
3. G. Kaiser
Burton
Evangelical church notices and baptism class times
Evangelical St Peter on Ninth hosts Sunday school at 9 and worship at 10 with confirmation exercises at 10. Lenten service Wednesday evening features Calvary. Salem Ninth and State presents Rev Leemhuis with Sunday school at 9, English service at 10, German service at 11, English sermon Radiant Ruhies and German sermon Christ's Suffering with confirmation class at 2:30.
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St. Peter Evangelical
York
A. KF. Warskow
Ruhies
Christ
Religious Service Schedule at Fifth and Cedar Street
Rev H W Trueblood pastor conducts Bible school at 9 15 p m preaching at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m junior meeting at 2 30 p m and Christian Endeavor at 6 50 p m at Sixth and Cedar Street. event details follow standard church routine.
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Qeanithd Brethaba
Cedar Street
H. W. Trueblood
Christian Endeavor
Not the Religion of Some One Else But Your Religion
Unitarian Hampshire and Sixteenth streets announce Sunday schedule led by Rev. Earl I. Cook with Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. Morning service at 11:00 a.m. featuring sermons on personal faith.
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Unitarian
Hampshire
Sixteenth Streets
Earl I
Cook
Camp Point Weddings and Local Notices
Camp Point residents report the wedding of Harry Littl of Camp Point to Miss Ida Took of Quincy on Sunday at the Presbyterian parsonage in Galesburg. Littl, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Art Littl, is a Maplewood High School alumnus who served in World War I and works as a dranesman in Greybull Wyoming. The bride’s name is not yet known locally. Other notices mention Carl E. Bruns purchasing the Bellew and Smith feed store, the new water systems firm Stabler and Weigert, and various residents’ travels, moves, illnesses, and visits occurring around Camp Point and neighboring towns.
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Camp Point
Harry. Littl
Ida
Quincy
Galesburg
Art Little
Maplewood High School
Greybull
Wyo
Little
Christian Church
John McMein
Brown County
Emeline Taylor
Frederick
George W. Cyrus
McMein
Carl E. Bruns
Bellew and Smith
Hellew
Stabler and Weigert
Weigert
Weigert Construction Company
Bushnell
Harold Stabler
Folckner Hardware Company
Wm. Shields
Alhambra
Cal
Shields
Ao Ranch
Fresno
Newt Beckett
Curryville
Frank Chase
Grover
Claude Neece
Henry Kinsella
Macon
George Garrett
Sheridan
Frank Mcfarland
W. M. Coutney
Hull
Oliver Gates
Mildred Hudson
Golden
Wm. Castle
Will Meatheringham
A. L. Haffy
Peter Batty
Carthige
J. A. Dorsey
Bors
Robert Oakman
Oakman
Louis Waele
Brock Teland
Marion Nelson
George Downing
Charles Schrangy
Will Edwards
Paloma
Geo. Jacobs
J. E. Fisher
Ciya Cecil
Augusta
Ed Haster
Reva DeMoss
S. Werena
Jennie Story
Jacksonville
Frank Sawyes
Henry Welch
Seaton
D. B. Whitlock
George Lawin
Columbus
Garnet Lohr
Art Adams
Wm .Adams
Harry Downing
Edwin
Des Moines Sn
Business Drawbacks Diminish with Seasonal Improve
Dunn's reports show transportation congestion and delivery delays easing as production picks up and domestic output grows. Shortages still affect some trades but overall scarcity loosens, reducing pressure on prices though some markets remain buoyant. Weekly bank clearings reach 8.75 billion dollars as coffee prices hold around 15 to 14 1/2 cents.
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New York
Dunn
Local Society Notes Include Visits and Health News
The column lists residents visiting relatives and friends across towns, with health troubles mentioned. Mrs. Welch suffers ear and lung abscesses, Miss Downing undergoes appendectomy in Quincy, Mrs. Vance attends a funeral in Palmyra, and Mrs. Foreman travels from St. Paul to Camp Point for her mother’s funeral, then learns her husband is seriously injured.
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Galenden
Adore
Charles Kemp
Kemp
B. H. Welch
Helen Rice
Quincy
Robert McClintock
Liberty
Geo. Shultz
Jeff Terry
Cora Downing
Florence Downing
Jurgen Franzen
Golden Raltives
Charles Vance
Palmyra
J. T. Wanborough
E&. F. Points
Fimouth
G. W. Custer
Frank Kenry
Colorado
Amy Meintz
Golden
Ned Farlow
John Suter
Oliver Gates
Laura Farrells-Foreman
St. Paul
Minn
Bushnell
Camp Point
Camp Point Visitors and Local News Summary
Names including John Johann, Isaac Cutter, and R A Omer surface amid regional social notes. Missouri visits link Camp Point, Golden, and Quincy. hospital plans and a church choir gathering with refreshments are mentioned.
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Peomnia
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Feemipen
U.S
Panama
Liberty Bunda
Corission Ootain Commission
Chicago Board
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Liberty Bonds
New York Money
NEW Yocr Oss
Mercantile Paper
Strow
Sterling
Iast
Ila
Ap. Louis
Liberty Ronda
Pricen
Victory Sis
Victory
Methodist
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First Christian Church
Ninth and Broadway
H. Newton
Jesus
J. A. Kay
East End
Maine Streets
Edward A. Thompson
Chester Poling
J.incoln
Harry Morrison
Episcopal
St. John
Seventh
Hampshire Streets
W O. Cone
Good Shepherd
Twelfth Street
Maine
Arthur V. Francis
First Church of
Chartot
Scientiat
Eighteenth
Vermont Streets
Wells
Laundera — Cleanera
Dyers Fifth and
Jersey Sts
Ware- Wayland Co
Duns
Acme Roller Mills Co
Pape & Loose, Props
Quincy, Ilinois
Ford
A. Johnann
John Baird
James Baird
Isaac Cutter
R. A. Omer
Blessing Hospital
Alvin A. Garrett
R. C. Hoger
Jerome Hostetter
Choir of the
Diamonds
Mercy Tceennae
Cushman
Vermont Street
Vermont St
Endgate
Thomas and Emerson
Emerson
Geo. Keller & Son
Ninth
Quincy, Ill
Osler
Sterns
Ehawne
Algabbe
Birmingham
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