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Newspaper

Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1919

Page

10

Market News Bears Push Corn Prices Down in Sept Trade

Chicago experts report government moves to cut living costs weighing on corn as September futures slide to about 1.72 for a near term contract and 1.53 for December. Oats ease slightly while hog-related gains in provisions fade. Prices in other midwest hubs show cross city shifts with varying bids for wheat corn oats and related futures across St Louis Minneapolis and Kansas City with spot markets confirming softer tone and mixed receipts.

Chicago Herbert Hoover Venceas Bron Cceeree Minneapolis Tuesdy Sia Zola

Real Estate Listings From Missouri and Nearby Areas

Busy listings show multiple properties in Missouri and surrounding areas. Featured are 2 ostery frame houses, 7 two story brick home, 4 room bungalows, a 100 acre Richfield township farm, and a 170 acre Tulsa tillable tract. Prices range from 700 to 9600 dollars with several lots and modern amenities noted. Listings mention city water, gas, sewer, and outbuildings plus several farms near Phanville, Coatsburg, and Barry.

Tulsa Camp Pott Adams Co TH. Parm Coatsburg Elijah Ryan Richfield Barry Liberty

Rye and barley price report from Chicago markets

A dated market note from Chicago records rye at about 1.44 per bushel and barley near 1.24 to 1.28, with small fluctuations noted for Sept ee and early autumn trading, reflecting nominal values in a quiet agricultural market snapshot.

Chicago

New York stocks buoyant after holiday with strong breadth

Stocks rose on Tuesday amid a brighter labor outlook and a stronger weekly bank statement that erased the nominal deficit in reserves. In an otherwise irregular bond market, international issues were steady while buying concentrated in steel equipment, oils, motors, and related names. total sales reached about 1.5 million shares and par value trades around $11.2 million.

New York Sterling Exchange France Pointe Crucible Steel Texas Company Pan-American Petroleums Studebaker Stutz Chandler Maxwell General Motors Atlantic Gulf American International

Market summary of hogs cattle and sheep auctions across multiple cities

Chicago and Saint Louis report mixed hog and cattle receipts with price ranges for heavy, medium, and light stock. Kansas City shows slow hog trade with steady to lower quotes. cattle pares mostly steady with beef steers and stocks listed. Peoria notes steady cattle demand and prices with mixed hog activity across the period.

Chicago Kansas City Adoory Salts Peoria

Markets in New York and Chicago Sept Butter and Poultry Prices

New York markets show butter steady with creamery prices and stock current. dairy extras listed. Poultry and live stock figures include chickens, turkeys, and ducks with varied prices. potatoes firm with arrivals from Minnesota and Idaho. New York coffee prices noted with standard quotations.

New York Chicago Wis Idaho Cole

Seed Market Prices and Liberty Bond Rates Reported

The Toledo seed market shows mixed figures with Clover seed and prime seed futures listed at various December and March prices including $25.00 and $25.70, while Timothy cash prices appear around $6.80 and $5.30 for 191M. United States Liberty bonds in New York are quoted with final prices near $99.94 for the 4s and $99.52 for the victory 1s, among others, reflecting prevailing market conditions.

Toledo Clover Seed Alstie Timothy Liberty Honda Rew York Sept. A Liberty Victory

New York Money Market Briefs in Rail Bonds and Bills

New York money market notes report Sterling 60 day bills at 4 1 6 percent, government bonds firm, railroad bonds steady, time loans firm for 60 days 90 days and 6 months. Call money easy with high 6 low 6 at closing.

New York Money New York

Hog market slips after brief Saturday advance

The local hog market, after a temporary Saturday rise, opened Tuesday slipping about twenty five cents per hundred pounds. Daytime offerings were light on the city market lot with sales including one load at $32 per ton for timothy hay, three loads at $30 per ton, a baled timothy load at $30, and four loads of oats at 76 cents per bushel.

Timothy

Market Prices For Farm Products And Livestock

Quotations from Wald for hay grain and livestock cover New Wheat No 1 at 2.11 per bushel No 2 at 2.08 Oats 76c Corn 1.95 to 2.00 per bushel Baled timothy 30 alfalfa 32 Clover 20 Prairie hay 12 White corn 1.90 to 2.00 Hogs price ranges by weight Lot prices for various cuts and sizes including sow and boar quotes, choic e hogs 160 to 225 pounds 18 to 19 dollars per cwt. Hides, wool, and fat cattle values listed with multiple grades. Flour, meal, bran and feed values shown. White grease and tallow quotes, assorted produce prices from local sources.

Knottenberg Milling Company Ny Anck Brothers Vrice J. E. Hood and Co C. F Bishop Co MolNog Chop Corp Swift Blatchford Belles and Howers Ceolus—sue Aldo bin Ere Lirug Co John Musolino California

Grain and Stocks Report From J E Hood Co Market Review

Grain and stocks data show corn opening steady then advancing on private crop news suggesting lower yields, yet selling pressure grows as outside buying declines. Oats show independent strength with uneven finish, while beans and lard futures reflect bearish sentiment amid weak cash markets and high living costs.

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Daily Market Letter on Corn Oats and Wheat Trends

The market outlook covers corn oats and wheat with a heavy undertone, early rally from bullish crop reports by Snow and Goodman, and offsetting negative cash corn and weak deferred months. News on European fodder supplies supports fall while cash demand remains slow and stock reductions occur.

Snow Goodman Mouver Steveks Ste

Edina High Shows Big Enrollment Increase

Edina High School reports a record enrollment of 122 students on the first day, up nearly seven percent since Thomas G. Nichols became superintendent. The district notes six teachers and a fall basketball schedule with Novelty, Knox City, Newark, La Plata, and others.

Edina Thomas G. Nichols IIT Moissoun Thomas G. Wichors Jeanne Willett Lettie Mertick Elizabeth Uhe Denease Coel Rose Gorman Knox City Newark la Plata

Community News From Clayton High and Local Homes

Prof and Mrs W H Brewster return from summer in Wyanette Til J E Heflin former Clayton High teacher visits last week School opens after summer meetings Clayton teachers include Miss Frances Roberts Miss Geraldine Mars Miss Mealiff with former professor Mr Brewster for High School Miss Ruth Easum fourth grade Miss Manuel Rieg third room Mrs Branch second room and Miss Carrie Pyle primary Roll Gibts and wife back from visit he has taken Gordon Harrisons barber shop job Mrs J H Shank hospitalized in Blessing Quincy under care of Dr Schullian Students heading to Carth age Northwestern Knox Timory Urbana and Chicago colleges Florence Dodd Olive Buffington Mary Orton and others head to Carthage Northwestern Knox Urbana and Timory colleges for winter visits Florence Dodd visits brother Tip in Pittsfield Ill.

W. H. Brewster Wyanette J. E. Heflin Clayton High School Clayton Frances Roberts Geraldine Mars Mealiff Brewster Ruth Easum Manuel Rieg Mary Orton Carthage College Margaret Kirkpatrick Northwestern Frances Holdren Chicago Margaret Ausmus Hubert Curry Knox Notley Maddox University of Ilinois Urbana Vivian Yeldell Timory College Florence Dodd Tip Pittsfield Ill

Jennie A Sweet Farnsworth obituary notes Hull life

Jennie A Farnsworth born August 29 1851 in Barry Illinois died August 29 1919 on her 68th birthday. She married A J W Farnsworth December 24 1876 who died November 11 1918. Survived by six children four living E Pearl Campbell Maude M Melfride Cynthia R McBride Aldo W Farnsworth, two sisters 16 grandchildren and many relatives. Funeral at home led by Rev E D Palmer with interment Kinderhook cemetery.

Jennie A Rendaler Sweet Barry JA. W. Farnsworth Bertie E Fannie E. Pearl Campbell Hull Maude M. Melfride de Land Cynthia R. McBride Aldo W. Farnsworth Baptist Church of Raed E. D. Palmer Kinderhook

Public Sales notices for Sept events

Public sales listing shows on September 3 James B. Nettleton at 4% miles southeast of Griggsville and on September 6 Ed M Kerrick at one mile north of Philadelphia Missouri.

James B. Nettleton S. E. Griggsville Ed. M. Kerrick Philadelphia

Dr Chapman and His Pup in Africa and Medicine Claims

An article fragment recounts Dr Chapman’s African journey in unexplored jungles near Monrovia and Freetown, with tales of a captive cannibal girl and personal anecdotes. It then markets his non-poison drug method, asserting universal cures, including jaundice rheumatism and early tuberculosis, with free examination and claims of no influenza deaths among patients.

Monrovia Liberia Freetown Africa Carthage Ill Adams County Quincy Clayton

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