Corn market soars on May gains and world tensions
Chicago reports highest May corn prices of the season as May delivers 1.45 ¼ to 1.45 ½ per bushel and July 1.87 ½ to 1.37 ½ amid rye strength and Argentine labor woes. Oats rise while provisions retreat. export demand for rye and news from Buenos Aires influence sentiment. Multiple city and regional quotes detail wheat, corn, oats, and related market activity plus receipts and shipments.
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Chicago
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Hamburg
Qats
Long Commission Co
Hugh, Low
AR Bend
Toledo March 1 prices for Clover seed and Timothy prime cash
Prices listed for Clover seed and Timothy in cash terms with multiple monthly bids. Mentions government band, coupons, and various references obscurely noted in the OCR.
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Vyoledo
Toledo
Timothy
New England Reports Show Encouragement in Economic Signs
New York March 220 Pan's reports indicate broadened industrial activity with gains in New England areas once hesitant. Leading sectors like steel show recovery while textiles and construction spark optimism. Labor issues persist but unemployment growth seems checked as private projects begin, with weekly bank clearings at 6,693,497,063.
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New York
Pan's
Ceondithone
New Burhind
Rise of 10 Cents Reported in Hog Market Bringing the Top to $19
A report states hog market prices surged by ten cents with the top price rising to nineteen dollars. Traders and buyers monitor the movement as supply and demand factors influence the latest quotation.
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Quincy
Chicago Hops Receipts Rates Rise Amid Busy Market
Chicago reports 30 000 hops receipts with most prices up from Thursday and strong cattle activity. Hogs and cattle receipts in Saint Louis and Kansas City show steady to higher bids while real estate transfers list numerous Quincy parcels and farm property deals.
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Chicago
Wight
St. Louis
Kanan
Iwansas
Dulce
SIS Gag IY
Fils Vo Ag
East St. Louis
Financial Market Roundup From Chicago to New York
Calonged Chicago reports Rye No 2 prices and Harleys. New York notes Mercantile paper at 81 cents, Sterling 60 day bills at 4.68. Mexican dollars 774 percent. government and railroad bonds show irregular or easy trading. Time loans available. call money ouster with bid at 41 to 44.
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New York Money
New York
Mercantile Paper
High & Low
Stocks Rally as United States Steel Leads Market
New York March 22 United States Steel dominated Friday trading lifting the entire industrial group. Demand for US Steel was intense with orders for 100,000 shares from one commission house. Steel rose to 99% intraday, contributing about 40% of the day’s total. Other leaders gained. motors oils and related issues rose 2 to 5 points while some sectors lagged. Total volume 1,250,000 shares. total value about $12,150,000.
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New York
United States Steel
Commission House
Liberty Fourth
York
Atchison
BR. T
W.ces
C. Mo
St. P
Erte
Cess
Eee
Elec
Lehigh
L. and
N.Y
N.iLand
Nor. Pac
Penn
Peoples Gas
Rock Island
Ik So
Studebaker
Union Pac
U. 8S Steel
B. Steel Pfd
West
Union
Willys-Over
Markets New York Butter and Eggs Report March 22
Butter firm with creamery higher than extras, receipts 7,238. eggs mixed with fresh gathered offering gains in northern and central sections. poultry live and prices mixed with modest gains in certain items. Potatoes show moderate demand with various price quotes. regional notes from St Louis and Kansas City indicate mixed poultry and dairy trends.
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St Louis
Louis
Peoria
Kinane City
Kansas City
Omaha
Omata
Minneapolis
New York
Chicago
Wis
Rusrets
Kansas
CIPY
Springs
St. Louies
ST. Taecis
L Arnt zero and Son sale draws large crowd
A large crowd attended the L. Arnt zero and Son sale Tuesday. The Missionary society will host an entertainment and supper Saturday evening in the town hall. Tishbningy burned Harry Tull's barn Friday night, destroying corn cats and hay. Mrs. G A Hendricks visits in Harry with her parents. Mrs. Jacob Kelly visits Quincy while her daughter’s family cares for a hospitalized grandson Ray.
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L. Arntzero
Sale
Marion Sykes
Ananel
Rex Carlock
The
Missionary Society
Town Hall
Harry Tull
G. A. Hendricks
Harry
J. Gallaher
Jacob Kelly
Quincy
Ray
Kersia Richardson
The Haskin Letter on Dog Burial Luxury and New York Canines
A satirical look at lavish dog burials in New York, detailing options from plain boxes to ornate caskets, cemetery plots, and hospital handling. It notes rising canine pampering, frequent grave visits, and a coming cemetery expansion as dogs increasingly become pampered fixtures of urban life.
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Fido
New York
Local social notes from Monroe City area visitations
Wilson Dobynag of Chicago spent Sunday with his mother Mrs W T Dobyns. Mrs M S Coard who has been seriously ill for some weeks does not improve. Mrs A S Hill and Hittle son of Shelbyville visited relatives in Monroe City Sunday. Mr and Mrs J R Lyell are expected home Friday or Saturday from a six weeks visit in California. Mrs J B West went to St Louis Monday to visit her daughters Mrs Anna Lynne and Miss Herold West. Mrs Alice Ray returned to Clarence Monday after a visit of several weeks.
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Wilson Dobynag
Chicago
W. T. Dobyns
M. S. Coard
A. S. Hill
Hittle Son
Shelbyville
Monroe City
J. R. Lyell
California
J. B. West
St. Louis
Anna Lynne
Herold West
Alice Ray
Clarence
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Travel
A roundup of residents visiting relatives and traveling. Mrs P H Carroll and Sherwood returned from Quincy and Canton family visits. Robt Martin and family visited W B Williamson near Hunnewell. Katherine McKethen returned to Hillsboro business college from Shelbyville. Rev R A Omer preached in Camp Point visitor circuit. Elgee Kipper and daughter Sean Ruth visited Quincy. Jessie Harding planned visits to Moberly and Mexico Mo. J T Lessie visited Canton after Shelbyville trip. M L Sparks and baby visited Estes parents. Robert Smith’s daughter visit noted.
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P. WH. Carrolla
Sherwood
Quincy
Canton
Robert Martin
W. B. Williamson
Hunnewell
Misa Katherine McKethen
Business College
Hillscothe
Shelbyville
R. A. Omer
Camp Point
A. H. Mcfarland
Christian Church
Mia
Elgee Kipper
Sean Ruth
Jessie KB. Harding
Moberly
Mexico
J. T. Lessie
A. Burke
M. L. Sparks
Baby
Center
Local Social Notes From Bacon Chapel Area
Mrs. C. S. Abell in the Bacon Chapel neighborhood over Sunday. Mrs. J. D. Miller of west of town had returned from Wyaconda Missouri where she visited Mr. Miller's mother. Marie spent Saturday in Lentner as the guest of Mrs. W. F. Fristoe.
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Ter
C. S. Abell
Bacon Chapel
J. D. Miller
West of Town
Wyaconda
Mr. Miller
Lou Fristoe
Marie
Lentner
W. F. Fristoe
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Advertisement
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine for catarrh claiming it treats the disease through the bloodstream and surfaces, promises relief by strengthening health, and offers testimonials and a $100 reward claim. The notice urges purchases from Druggists and lists F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo, Ohio.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
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James E. Bennett
Chicago Board of ‘Trade
New York Stock Exchange
Hampshire Street
County Recorder
Henry, Sterling
Wm. H. Beavers
Emil A. House
Fall Creek Township
Holl Smith
Levi Baker
Woods
Mary EB. Bottle
Byron Moore
Bloek
Rebr Tillson
Mary Tose
Jeruseilia Baskett
Keyes
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Thas
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Snow
Quincey
Addie II
Rivai Thomas
Qaudney
Garnett C. Paurpus
Wright
Melkee
Vasen
Thos. Dietrich
Poling
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Witt Bros
Hearston Township
Henry K. Sehmiedeskamp
J. Grant Stuart
Nlock
C. i Morton
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Theodore C. Poling
Theodore Greving
Klack
Walton Hleights
Electric Wheel Co
Walton Heights
Warren Asher
Jetn HH. Pittenser
Lee
Keene Township
Amy Louise Elis
Rosetta Elis
Nac Peace
Calonged
Santos
Beverly, Ill
Grain Commission Merchants
Illinois
Adams
J. Duke Schroer
Cn Council
A. D
Duke Schroer
Haskin
EAGLE
Bey
Kramer Rotary Harrow Co
Morton
Shelbina, MO
Home Instructor
Fashion Journal
E Wear
Otis Arnold
Quincy, Wlinois
Reid
Dent Boone Co
King Phillip
Essex
Alaska
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Ninth and
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