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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1919

Page

7

Grant and family visit notices scattered around town

Mrs Levi Lear of Shelbyville visited her daughter Mrs Fran Carmtcanel last week Edgar Taylor near Shelbyville went to Quincy to visit his sister Mrs C J Ennis Miss Ilelen Kemal operated for appendicitis at Mrs Ina Cochranes hospital W OH Coleman visited Macon and Ardmore to see John Hightower Edmond Rutter west of town went to Hannibal to visit Charlie Sennith and attend school commencements Mrs A D Smock of St Louis came to visit sister Mrs James Evans Chester Ertle visiting John Ertle northeast of town then went to Hannibal to visit his parents Miss Rica Maupin left for Orton DL summer with sister Mrs Arthur Lundin and direct the orchestra Mrs W T Jones of northwest of town left for Wee wanee TL Miss Agnes Grant of Clarence spent Sunday with brother G C Grant and family Mrs J C Fuller and little daughter of Maberly and Misses Pauline Hragg and Gladys Melintosh of Shelbyville veka Sunday with Miss Letha Cadwell.

Arthur Lundin W. T. Jones Northwest of Town Weewanee Agnes Grant Clarence G. C. Grant J. C. Fuller Maberly Pauline Hragg Gladys MelIntosh Shelbyville Veka Letha Cadwell

Market prices for hay and clover offerings in St Louis

In St Louis on May 21 Timothy reports prices for standard and No 1 hay and Clover mixed clover hay and alfalfa hay including light and heavy clover mixtures and prairie hay with varieties such as choice No 1 No 2 and standard, plus straw at $8.

ST. Louis Prairie Hay

St Louis Market Hearts Demand for Eastern Draft Horses

In St Louis on May 31 brisk demand for eastern draft and farm horses kept prices strong. Good to choice drafts sold up to 159 dollars and 270 cents, eastern chunks around 140 to 140 dollars. Southern horses sold 140 to 175, fair grades 120 to 140, plain southern 60 to 120, farm mares 150 to 200, plugs 25 to 50. Mules market quiet due to light offerings with varied heights priced from 30 to 350 dollars for smaller sizes and up to about 225 dollars for larger ones.

St. Louis

Commodity Price Quotes From St. Louis Market

On May 31 in St. Louis linseed offered at 1.72 to 1.74 dollars per bushel and refined at 1.74. Cottonseed quoted per pound with winter white at 26.5 percent, yellow 26 percent, and summer white 26.5 percent, summer yellow 25 percent, salad 26.14, cooking white 26 percent, yellow 25 percent.

ST. Louis

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