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Newspaper

Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1916

Page

3

Wheat market rallies as cold rains limit planting

Chicago markets Monday saw wheat surge amid unusually cold rainy weather halting spring seeding, with May at 166 and July at 165. Corn steadied after profit taking while oats drew strength from other grain moves. Provisions hit season highs as May deliveries drew attention and hog prices faced only temporary pressure. US visible supplies fell for wheat and corn, signaling tighter market conditions ahead.

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Livestock Markets Across Major Cities May 2 Reports

Market reports from East St Louis Kansas City Indianapolis St Louis and Chicago show mixed to steady conditions. Hogs and cattle receipts vary by city with prices ranging from light to heavy and lambs and sheep posting gains in several markets.

East ST. Louis Kansas City Lnwer ST. Louis Chicago Masa Coward Beises Jamales

East St Louis market ad listing horses and US bond notes

A fragmentary East St Louis marketplace ad lists heavy draft horses at 1750 dollars and other horse prices plus scattered U S bond and coupon references including 2s 3s and 4s notes. Names and full details are unclear due to OCR garbling.

East St, Louis Good Southern Marles Harris

Stocks Continue Upward Climb In May Market

New York May 2 stocks rose amid mixed news including labor disturbances and eastern setbacks. Marine shares led gains with Marine Preferred up 7 3 4 points to 98 and Marine Common up 41 2 at 295 6. Other shipping stocks advanced while rails remained weak until late trading. Total daily volume reached 920000 shares. bonds stayed steady.

New York Mercantile Marine Preferred Common Nea Marine Preferred Pacific Mat Sta United Fruit Crucible Steel Baldwin American Locomotive Reading Panama

Markets Report From Chicago and New York May 2

Chicago market notes show butter creamery at 29 732. eggs steady with 38 555 cases receipts. poultry alive higher with fowls springs and broilers noted. potatoes steady with white varieties from Michigan Wisconsin Dakota Minnesota. New York reports dressed poultry firm with chickens and fowls priced and live poultry unsettled. turkeys cited with moderate figures and broilers listed.

Chicago Michigan Wisconsin Dakota Minnesota Kansas City Kansas Springs New York Hennery Hennery Browis Wisconsin Twins New York Poultry

Local Markets Prices for Hay and Grain

Local markets report assorted prices for hay and grain including No 2 wheat at 1.10, corn 0.71, oats 0.40, various hay types from 8.50 to 14.00, alfalfa and clover seeds, and milling products. Hog prices are listed for shipments west of the Mississippi at C B Q yards with ranges by weight.

Knollenbergling Company Mississippi River

Poultry Prices and Butter Rates Reported in St Louis

Louis buyers watched market listings from St Louis on April 2 showing poultry for sale by class. Chickens, turkeys, ducks and geese posted price ranges with eggs and butter creamery rates also noted.

Louis ST. Louis

Wheat market shifts as May deliveries rise in Chicago report

Long Commission Co. reports May wheat deliveries gaining on deferred futures amid sharp declines in passage stocks and unseasonable northwest weather. News notes broadening trade, strong cash demand, and lower visible supply. corn and oats show mixed activity with May contracts trading at premiums. Includes local butchers’ price quotes for hogs, cattle, lambs, poultry, eggs, butter, hides, and miscellaneous farm items.

Chicago

Extra Quiet Day in Local Market

Muddy roads kept volumes low at the local market. Only one load of loose hay arrived, selling at the top price of 13.50 per ton. Hog prices fell ten cents per hundredweight as livestock activity slowed.

Whig Want Ad Sells 22 Foot Family Launch Fast

A 22 foot family launch was sold quickly after an advertisement appeared in The Whig Want Ad columns. The line advertised it as cheap if taken at once and the purchaser acted promptly. The Whig Want Ad column is praised for fast results and broad reach.

Booster Meeting Planned for Concordia League

Young men of the German Lutheran churches of Quincy and friends are invited to a booster meeting of the Concordia Mutual Benefit league at St. Jacobi school hall Eighth and Washington streets at 8 oclock Monday May 8. The league workings will be explained to attract members. Officers include President Dr J H Seidel Vice President Fred Peuster Recording Secretary Raymond Heidbrink Financial Secretary George Hoffman Treasurer Henry Bornmann.

Quincy Concordia Mutual Benefit League St. Jacobi School Hall Eighth Washington Streets J. H. Seidel Fred Peuster Raymond Heidbrink George Hoffman Henry Bornmann

Real Estate Transfers and Odd Newspaper Clippings

Real estate transfers list multiple Bruns, Brune and J Brung deeds with prices from 100 to 8 000 dollars and locations such as Camp Point Clayton and Sherrick's addition. Also a stray anecdote about a newspaper ad counter outburst and a garbled marriage notice fragment featuring Toba Jenkins and Sarsh Smith.

John E. Bruns Fred Bruns Brune Bruns Bela See Henry Bruns St Swila Fie J. Brang Afetta M Pastayston Sherrick Camp Point Jonathan R. Rice Wiliam Rice Thomas Clayton Charles WW. Myler Henry Vollmer

Hoax Notice Sparked by Phunniman Dispute

In a terse exchange a clerk defends printing errors after Phunniman's notice prompts a debate about deaths. A man insists the notice is a hoax and berates the staff while offering half a crown to remove Phunniman's name from the Deaths list. Nearby, a shopkeeper and professor discuss music lessons and plans for a daughter.

Ried Phunniman

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