Markets Brief from New York May 24 Rutter-Stea dys
Market notes cover dairy prices with 2620 tubs creamery higher than extra grade 92 score, 29 820 cases storage packed extra firsts and fresh products, cheese steady in various box counts, whole milk flats and white colored varieties, poultry steady with live items listed, regional potatoes and citrus items, sugar futures and coffee spot activity, plus seeds and feeds pricing notes and U S government bond details.
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New York
New
Express Brothers
Chicago
Steaedy
Maine
Green Mountains
Kinks
Trish
Louisiana
Burbanks
Ate
Nest York
Stocks End Week With Dull Session Amid Oil and Steel Shifts
New York traders closed a quiet week with uneven gains in oils and metals as Mexican news sparked moderate demand for oils. Automotives and rubber stocks edged higher while steel came under pressure on a bear attack. Total volume 835,600 shares. bonds light.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Crucible
United States
Panama
Long Comission Co
Armour Pfd
Ody Atchison
Amer, Log. Co
Crue
Edison
Mat
Goodrich
Eler
HOTZ
Fofo Hoy Kelly-Spring
Iffe
Central
Sears-Roe
Swift Eyes
Pacmvie
Studebaker Vo
Folly Hig Gil Texas
U. S. Steel
Gils
U.S. Steel
Widwsover Co
Ty Wilsen and Co
Livestock Markets Report From Chicago and Midwest
May 2 cattle and sheep prices show mixed trends across Chicago and regional markets. Higher weights and certain age groups improved while lighter cattle and spring lambs moved lower. feeder calves and heavy beef cattle saw varied shifts. Kansas City and Peoria listings reflect softer steer prices with steady to uneven demand, and regional notes highlight notable price ranges for bulls, heifers, and heavy stock.
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Chicago
Kaunas Chev
Wansas
Teef
Mirah East St. Levaria
Tavis
Hulk Shieietep
Peoria
Peouta
Shelbyville social notes and cotton market update
Shel b ina residents and visitors mingle in a flurry of travel and family visits. Mrs Smith and her daughter from Pendleton Ore called here to renew old ties and tour the town while Miss Linear Rogers looks to Paris for summer with her sister. teachers and farmers plan seasonal moves. The Cotton Market in New York shows steady futures with July at 37.95 and middling at 40.50 amid a quiet session.
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New York
Dee
Liberty Bonds Final Prices Reported in New York
Liberty bonds final prices listed for various series in New York on May 28. Sigs 92.10 first 4s 88.70 recond 4s 83.90 first 4 86 recond 4 84.20 third 4 88.40 fourth 4 24.80 victory 3 96 victory 4 96.
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Liberty Boads
York
Liberty Bonds
Victory
Conference actions plus local church notices in Quincy
News of Interest to Colored People of Quincy reports the AME general conference in St Louis adopting Episcopacy districts and urging passage of an anti lynching bill. See local notices for Monist class play The Southern Cinderella at Eighth and Film Streets Baptist church June 4 and a Ladies Standard Review gathering hosted by Mrs Frankie Adams at 922 Oak Street with Whaiesday attendance by Mrs Garnett Hammonds at Mrs Nannie Hills home.
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A. M, EE
General Conference
Am, M. E
St. Louis
Committee On
Eighth and
Film Streets Baptist Sunday School
Anna Smith
Standard Review
Frankie Adams
Oak Street
Nannie Hill
Vermont Street
Whaiesday
Garnett Hammonds
Eighth
Film Streets Baptist Church
Edith Sammonds
Arthur Peackner
Hiellie Weldon
Eighth and Elm Church
Ro O M. Delioney
Africa
Flin Streets Baptist Church
Order
Suolay School Congress
Springfield
Valmiyra
Mao
Park Avene Baptist Church
Mamie Harris
Martin Meike
Daptist
Young People's Union
Charles Webb
Elm Streets
B. O. Murrell
Lincoln Defeats Webster 20 to 0 On Athletic Field
Lincoln school nine defeated Webster 20 to 0 Monday afternoon at Athletic Field. Separate notes mention Lincoln beating Jackson at Berrian Park Wednesday, and various church activities, league meetings, and local notices including a Philathea class gathering and Sunday School plans in several churches.
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Lincoln
Webster
Lincoln School
Athletic Field
Jackson
Berrian Park
Pittsfield News Flurry Of Moves And Meetings
Raymond Knox visits his parents in Pittsfield while James Harris and daughter Tallise plan months in Colorado and a health winter in Atizenad. Families travel to Arkansas and Wisconsin for work. A mass meeting backs annexation of surrounding territory to the city, naming roles and a fire department note. Court case against Frank Clark ends in favor of defendants. Supreme Court appeal likely. Albert G. Crawford in critical health. local visits continue as Rev Grumman speaks at Naples school commencement.
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Raymond Knox
Champaign
Samuel Knox
James Harris
Tallise
Colorado
Atizenad
Flesh Whalen
Clarksshire
Ark
Str. Whitten
Russell Amimentrout
Clarence Bensen
Kenosha
Wis
Charles al Heskey
Oarry
Bermin 2
Peters
Alien Askey
Barry
Bittsfield
Court House
Hicks
An E Yestry Lngine
Thurry Pnelish
AO Resoluion
Fire Departoa Innat Vreqdrestings
Civ
Euuvine
Toose
Wall
OG. Sprague
Frank A. Clark
Adtvcation
Kinderphook Consolidated
Board of Education
Supreme Court
Albert G. Crawford
Dilo
Earl Robinson
Wannibal
Edwin Robinson
John Drew
St. Louis
A. R. Grumman
Methodist Church
Naples
Robert H. Atchison
St. Stephen Episcopal Church
Local residents mix visits and moves across towns
Mrs Martha Long and son Fred sold their residence property and about seven acres in the northwest part of town to Circuit Clerk John C G C Dinsmore for 6500 dollars and retain possession until September first. Miles F E Doresay visits with sister Mrs Burr Swan and family. Mary Stone will teach history at Havana schools next year, daughter of J W Stone of northwest town, and graduates from State Normal University in May. WM S Elliott of the Internal Revenue Department in Quincy visits family here. Hen H W Brunswick returns from St Louis after a successful operation and rapid recovery. Valle and Isabelle Leonard travel to St Tenis to visit relatives. Attorney Joseph Kane of St Louis visits his children residing with their grandparents, Mr and Mrs Timothy Kane. Mr and Mrs L Oakley, formerly of Pleasant FL, now spending summer here and plan to return to Florida in fall. Walter Jordan returns from Chicago where he was treated in hospital for several weeks. He has foot troubles since discharge from military service. Albert B Field spends days in St Louis for business. Herbert S Shinn attends a week in St Louis for a photography class. Mrs Timothy Laughlin has gone to
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Ing
Chicago
Martha Long
Fred
John Cgc. Dinsmore
Valle
Isabelle Leonard
St. Tenis
Joseph Kane
St. Louis
Timothy Kane
L. Oakley
Pleasant FL
Lake Worth
Iria
Florida
Mr. Oakley
Walter Jordan
Military Serview
Albert B. Field
Herbert S Shinn
Timothy Laughlin
Free medical examinations in Quincy Hotel event
A public health notice advertises a free examination and consultation at Quincy Hotel on Tuesday May 25 from 9 am to 5 pm. It lists chronic diseases treated, urges patients to bring a urine sample for tests, and notes a permanent Peoria address and local references.
Visiting relatives and medical society events in Ohio and Illinois
Dayton, Dr. W. E. Shastra spent the week in Rockford at the State Medical Society meeting delivering an address on Tuesday. Mrs. Charles Dietrich and her son from Springfield are visiting her father George Hoos and other relatives northeast of town with friends.
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Dayton
W. E. Shastra
Rockford
State Medical Society
Charles Dietrich
Springfield
George Hoos
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St. Vanais
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Macy
Enria
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SE. Bennett & CO
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Kin Commission
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Toledo
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U. S
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Shelbina, MO
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Paris
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Bo O W. Tewett
Miss Marian
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T. QO. Kradnney
M.A. Crabtree
Shelbyville
Charles Wangier
Lewistown
Reason Baker
Buford Rogers
Oklahoma City
JimiNews
Quincy
Community Service Publicity Committee
Susie A. Brent
Mattie Green
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la Belle
Trigay
Keleatrice Dawson
Meotine DL
North Fi
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AL M. BL
Ehitec
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Nreed
Aaron Brown
Treward Unity
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D.C
Newark
Mes James
Amanda Ruffnerae
North Fifth Sarrvet
Monter California
Mary Tate
Pittsfield, Ill
DR. Haley
Dr. Ilaley
Quincy Hotel
Glendale Avenue
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Owl Drug Store
Quincy Clothing Store
J. Tick, Prop
Hampshire St
T. C. Poling & CO
John A. Welsch
Medical Trust
St. Louis College of Physicians and Surgeons
Hiplocratean College of Medicine
Sinots
Stern
Sterns
Strohl
Quincy, Ill
People’s Saving, Loan & Building Association
Quincy Building & Homestead Association
Maurice E. Vasen
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