Grain Market Sags On Rumors Of New Trading Limits
Chicago grain prices slipped as rumors spread of a new maximum limit on single-interest trading. May and July contracts closed lower amid declines in corn and hog values, with oats tracking corn. Receipts, shipments, and farm product prices also varied, while livestock quotes showed softer hog and beef values across multiple grades.
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Chicago
Onate
Qonseto
Long Commission Co
Corna
Minneapolis
Duluth
Winnipeg
Oata
Markets end day with late rally in motors and rails
New York March 6 stock market shows alternating dullness and erratic price moves driven by Wednesday money activity. Motors and related shares lead a late surge to new highs, with General Motors and Stutz affiliates posting notable gains. bonds soften modestly as total sales reach 11 200,000 dollars.
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New York
Europe
General Motors
Stats Motors
Shorts
Stomberg
Stutz
Victory
Bonda Elzo
Grain Markets Across Major Cities Show Mixed Prices
Chicago reports mixed grain prices with No. 4 mixed at 1.56 and No. 2 yellow at 1.80. White and yellow wheat values vary, with notable figures in Chicago and St. Louis. Similar activity appears in Kansas City and Minneapolis as futures and spot prices shift amid fluctuating bids.
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Chicago
Aube
Wansea
Sansas Ciey
St. Louis
Taotis
Minneapolis
Peoria
Prota
Lo Ge
New York
Wiscat
Seed Market Toledo Seed Prices and Totals
Seed market report lists Clover seed Prime cash and March price 83.79, April 90, October 24.405. Altrike Prime cash March 26, April 36.058. Timothy Prime cash 1917 1918 8.85, 1919 6.03 percent, March April 66O.0242, May 6, July 6.20.
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Toledo
Toledo, Co
Marvel
Altrike- Prime
Timothy
Hay and straw markets report from St Louis
Hay and straw prices for Timothy No 1 and No 2, clover mix, alfalfa, prairie hay, straw, and oils listed in St Louis including per ton and per gallon rates, with quality grades and general market quotes from March 26. Also notes on government bonds and Panama coupons.
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ST. Louis
Alfalfa Haw
Choice
Prairie Rey
Hogs Drop Again on Market Due to Weather
Hogs fell twenty five cents on Thursday on the local market while no offerings were made on the market lot because threatening weather kept buyers away.
Markets in New York and Chicago report varied butter and produce
New York markets show unsettled butter at 4273 tubs with creamery gains and irregular cheese runs including state whole milk flats held specials and average runs around 2739 with notable firsts and irregulars. Chicago reports butter unchanged to higher with firsts at 43 4/5 and ordinary firsts 40 1/2 to 41 1/2 cent, poultry and potatoes steady, and sugar prices climbing to 12.79 for centrifugal.
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New York
Chicago
Idaho
Horses and Mules and Market Quotes from New York
Horse prices listed in St Louis with various grades and heights. New York mercantile quotes show currencies, bonds, and loan rates, plus Liberty bond prices and cotton futures with spot values.
Livestock Market Figures From Chicago and Regions
Market data from Chicago and surrounding cities shows hogs at 28k today with steady shifts, cattle and veal prices mixed across heavy to light grades, plus receipts and weights detailed for hogs cattle sheep and veal. Regional totals include Kansas City and Prioria valuations with price ranges and weight classifications for each species.
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Chicago
Viseu
Araga
East St. Louia
East ST. Louis
Boureaut
Butte
Idica
Biehkt
Ptes
SIS
Gsend
Chatco
Kansan City
Kansas
Wethern
Peoria
Proria
Local Folks Make Weekend Trips and Visits
Shelbina and nearby towns see a flurry of visits and shoppers. Lutie Smith spent Saturday in Quincy. C B Pickett and family visited Bethel and Macon. Zelma Morrison and Katherine McNulty attended Leroy Morrison's funeral. Various residents traveled to Quincy for shopping and visits, with many relatives and friends noted.
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Shelbina
Lutie Smith
Quincy
Pickett
Bethel
Macon
Perry Key
Zelma
Quincey
Effie Hayden
Clarence
Shelbyville
Ansie Hiles
Katherine McNulty
Leroy Morrison
Chester Grubb
Near Pane
J. Raby
Emma
W. N. Selsor
Maurine Tragsdale
Quincy Satuday
Cordelia Painter of
Lentner
John Rogers
Earl Bates
Quincy Weenesday
C. B. Eikelman
W. H. Johnson
Clarence Bai
Camp Point
Beverly Couple Marry as Beverly News Recaps Socials
BEVERLY III Henry Stillflew and Glenna Hayes both of Beverly wed in Quincy Saturday. Mrs. Mary Stage and Treddie visited sister Mrs. Wm. Oliver. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Kelly visited daughter Mrs. Russell Waters. Paylis visitors and several local families shared Sunday and Monday gatherings. Telephone stockholders from Beverly to Chestline elected three directors, with no switch at Cheatline.
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Beverly
Henry Stillflew
Glenna Hayes
Quincy
Mary Stage
Treddie
Wm. Oliver
J. F. Kelly
Russell Waters
H. Randolph
Pilling
Paylis
Mary Rhoades
Elza Predmore
Local Residents See Varying Happenings in Quincy Region
Mrs Charles Miller and Mrs J W Willings joined Miss Mary Shaw shopping in Quincy on Monday. Arie Ator now clerking at Ogie's Store in West Ohio. Grandma Sharo recovering after illness, near 90 and threatened by pneumonia. Rev A B Frye accepts pastorate at M E church Warsaw. Doneho house undergoing repairs. Herman Hauer and family to move in. Consolidated schools win by six votes out of about one hundred ballots. many voters women. Ed Garner and family move into Stanbridge home they bought. Stanbridge couple relocate to Pittsfield. Waren Myers and Oscar Stearn build barn and garage on Ada Van Wey property. Services held nightly at AL E church under Rev Noah Deuthitt. BH T C club hosted by Mrs Mex Brown with Mrs Forbes McCallister assistant. baby photo guessing contest winner Edith Gay and Mrs Walter Beckenheit. Next club meeting at Mrs A B Frye’s. Funeral of Eugene Lontzenhiser held at parental farm home. Eugene died after appendicitis surgery in Quinsy hospital. Service by Elder H R Brown. hymns sung by Mrs Ruper and Mrs Towery. interment in Miller cemetery.
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Charles Miller
J. W. Willings
Mary Shaw
Quincy
Arie
Ator
W. OH
Ogie
Grandma Sharo
Sharo
A. B. Frye
M. E. Church
Warsaw
Ada van Wey
P. N. Chaisson
AL E
Noah Deuthitt
T. C
Mex Brown
Forbes McCallister
H. R. Brown
Ruper
Towery
Miller Cemetery
Fas
West Point Illinois News Briefs and Personal Notes
West Point Illinois rounds up local incidents as George McCune survives a rough single vehicle rollover. Residents share travel updates with Quincy and St Joseph Hospital visits. Mrs. Maury Long guests in town, and families update on illnesses recovery. Easter program planned by M E Sunday School.
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George McCune
Lawrence
Quincy
Maury Long
Menon
George Wall
George Jenningss
Hoyd L. Rudd
Garrett Instt
Moanston
West Point
Hertha Whitehurst
Nother
Lille Cunningham
Child
Wm. Cunningham
Emma Jacobs
Hinson
Lester Workman
Bauer
Wm. Rumply
Carthage
M. E
Dave Ilingler
St. Joseph's Hospital
Keokuk
Marguerite Bryant
Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Gray Hair Shine
An old remedy claims Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound darkens gray hair naturally and evenly. Apply with a sponge or brush, drawing through one strand at a time. after several uses hair is said to regain its natural color and glossy lustre.
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Wreth
Wyeth
Death of Mr James Chandler Stuns Quincy Friends
Friends and family in Quincy mourn the death of J. P. Chandler’s son, a local resident formerly connected with Camp VPotut. The loss follows illness and brings grief to the Chandler family and the Buncey community.
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Iness College
Buncey
the. J. P. Chandler
Quincy
Mr. Chandler
Tioga Obituary and Community Events Note
Grandma Boze of Tioga dies at 83 in her home near Tioga on Friday March 18. She leaves nine children and many relatives. Burial was Sunday at Evankelical cemetery with Rev Mung conducting. Julius Barth and Donald Barth of Milwaukee attended. Revival meetings begin Sunday night at the MFR church and run for some time. Local home talent shows titled Safety First and Two of a Kind set for March 27 and 31. Mrs Albert Householder ill with influenza and pneumonia shows slow improvement. Paul Baker spent two weeks with his father C P Spencer. Mrs John Clapper of Victory visited Tioga residents.
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Grandma Boge
Henry Boze
Tloxa
Tey. Mung
Julius Barth
Donald
Milwaukee
Tioga
Albert Householder
Paul Baker
C. P. Spencer
John Clapper
Victory
Mra
Jim Workman
Warsaw community notes and local updates from Friday
The report covers a successful Benny social hosted by the Sunday school class at M. B. church, recovering Mrs. Violet Wiseman after gallstone surgery, Mrs. W W A Brinkman and daughter visiting in Quincy, S P Wallace hosting friends for a 17th anniversary dinner, a restaurant sale to EH Lockart, and visits among local families. It closes with a geological estimate that world coal reserves total about 7.97 trillion tons, enough for roughly a millennium at current use.
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Benny
M. B. Church
Violet Wiseman
Warsaw
Keokuk
St. Joseph's Hospital
Gail Stones
Wiseman
Ft. Madison
WW. A. Brinkman
Ethel
Quincy
S. P. Wallace
T. H. Grant
James Shipe
Fort Madison Jr
Hert Vradenburg
Bliss Nativ e Tablets Advertise Clear Skin
Advertisement for Bliss Native Tablets promises clear complexion and health benefits. Claims include removal of waste matter causing pimples bad breath heartburn indigestion and constipation. Promotes action on stomach liver kidneys and bowels with a guarantee coupon inside each box, priced 200 doses for $1.00 and a smaller size for 50 cents. Manufactured by A. O. Bliss Co. Washington D. C.
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Alonzo D. Bliss
A. O. Bliss CO
Washington, D.C
Tiz Foot Comfort Ad Claims Quick Relief
An old advertisement extols Tiz as relief for tired feet and foot sores. It asserts that Tiz dissolves acids and puffiness, ending pains from long standing or walking and promising refreshing comfort and smaller shoes at low cost.
Expensive Scawallows Eggs and Early US Coin Acts
The note discusses costly Scawallows eggs in Chinese banquets, a dinner for six costing up to 60 dollars, and then shifts to France treating old bank notes with acid to pulp for government security covers. It cites the April 2, 1792 act authorizing certain coinage first struck in 1792 and the February 21, 1867 act that discontinued them.
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France
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Liberty Bonds
New York Wooney
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Pletcher Wood
Kansas City
J. T. Patrick
Columbus
N. FH. Johnson
Rev. Patrick
Cherry Box
Rockport, Ill
West Point, Ill
Tioga, III
Weems
Fifth and Jersey Sts
Frasier
Clothiers
Hatters
Hampshire ST
Augusta—Farmers Sup. Co
Colchester—Terrill & Co
Grigesville
C. H. Kneeland, Loraine
J. L. Lummis
Mendon—Orvilla Strickler
Pittsfield
C. FE
Watters Fayson
Geo. Waggoner Clayton
Harry Bennett
Milnois Baylis—Witham Co
Carthage—Shipton Gro. Co
Tiberty
Wond Bros
Mt. Sterling
Best Grocers
Pitinville
Frank Waters Heisman
L. A. Hall
Edina
BE. Werner LaGrange—Marks Gro. Co
Maywood
J. R. Adams
Shelbyville—Forman & Sanders
Taylor
B. L. Nelson
Missouri
Hannibal—Hayden Bros
Palmyra
J. B. Zoller
Shellina—Bryan Grocery Co
Monroe City
Anderson & Son
Denton
G. N. Geigherich
Quincy Railway Company
Clough-Reihm
Vermont Street
Clough-Reihm CO
Hampshire St. Hannibal
Barry
Macomb
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