Markets trading active in specialties
New York September 14 trading again was extremely active and broaded nesday. Total sales amounted to 1,280,000 shares. seventh consecutive session in which dealings ran into seven figures. United States Steel and the motors and rails supplied much output. Crucible Steel led a surge in war brides as Bethlehem Steel rose and General Motors jumped to a record high.
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New York
United States Steel
Bethlehem Steel
General Motors
The
Stock Exchange
Northern Pacific
Quincy Bank Clearings Report by Quincy Clearing Association
Quincy bank clearings for Wednesday totaled 146 113 dollars as reported by the Quincy Clearing Association. Last week at the same day shared 174 397 dollars and a year ago 199 749 dollars.
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Quincy Bank
The
Quincy Clearing Association
Commodity Price Summary Across Markets September 14
Cash and spot grain prices surveyed in Kansas City, Polis, New York, Peoria, Toledo, Chicago, and Liverpool. Wheat, corn, oats, rye, and hay figures listed with varying grades and arrival notes. mixed changes noted across No. 1 and No. 2 classes and regional comparisons. Entities include Kansas City, Polis, New York, Peoria, Toledo, Chicago, Liverpool.
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Kansas City
Hay—Firm
Minneapolis
Ata Polis
New York
Pelard
Manitoba
Toledo
Timothy
Chicago
Liverpool
Livestock Markets Across Cities Report Mixed Receipts
Chicago hogs receipts 21 000 with mixed to higher trading 10.10 to 11.30 per cwt cattle ione 000 a ready to strong native beef cattle 6.40 to 11.20 western steers 6 to 9.25 stockers and feeders 4.60 to 7.45 calves 8.50 9.20 sheep 20 000 receipts lambs 7.25 10.2 81. Louis hogs 8 400 steady entry lights 10.70 11.25 butchers 10.65 11.35 heavy 11.30 cattle 5 900 higher steers 7 11 heifers 8.50 10.60 cows 5.50 sheep 2 100 yearlings 6 8.50 lambs 0 7.25 Omaha hogs receipts 00 steady heavy 16.10 11.15 light 10.83 10.85 pigs 9.25 10.25 bulk 10.25 10.50 cattle 6 200 steady steers 9 8 10.75 cows and heifers 6 00 7.5 sheep 23 000 steady yearlings 6 50 7.50 wethers 6 26 7.25 lambs 10.25 11.00
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Chicago
Louig
St, Louis
Omaha
Mississippi River
C. B
Anck Brothers
Self awareness reduces self-satisfied class after acquaintance
Comparatively few people stay self-satisfied after they become acquainted with themselves. The remark suggests that self knowledge disrupts complacent mindset and reveals flaws, reshaping social groups as individuals reflect on personal traits and habits.
Markets in New York Chicago and St Louis Sept 14
Butter prices rise across markets with creamery and firm quotes. Coffee and sugar hold steady while potatoes and poultry show varied gains and receipts reported in New York Chicago and St Louis reports.
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Chicarco
Chicago
St. Louis
Local Hog Prices Dip On Election Day
Hogs in the local livestock market were quoted ten cents lower while other prices held from the previous day. Eighteen loads of various farm products arrived and sold by 3:30 pm. Corn and data loads varied with multiple prices. hay and straw also moved, with bale prices ranging from 5.50 to 11.00 per ton.
Local Markets Report Prices for Hays and Grain
Local market prices list No 2 wheat at 1 43 per bushel corn at 0 3688 per bushel bale prices for straw timothy hay alfalfa clover seed and new timothy hay are shown. Milling products include flour prices and meal prices. Hog and cattle quotations from C B Q stock yards cover weights and price ranges. Also listed are poultry hides tallow and glue values from Bolles Rogers and local butcher quotations.
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Pushel
Hay and Straw Prices From St Louis Market
St Louis hay and straw market reports Timothy and mixed hay prices from No 2 to No 1 grades with No 3 timothy at 10 to 11 dollars, alfalfa at 17 dollars, straw scarce and firm around 6.50 per ton for wheat and cats.
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St. Louis
President Wilson Returns to Shadow Lawn After Visit
President Wilson arrives back at Shadow Lawn in Long Branch after a trip to New London to visit his sister Mrs Annie E Howe who is critically ill and dying there.
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Long Branch
N. J
Wilson
Shadow Lawn
New London
Conn
Annie E. Howe
Dr King’s New Discovery Adverts 47 Years
An advertisement asserts that many winter colds begin with a sneeze and sore throat and claims Dr King’s New Discovery breaks up colds and heals coughs. It touts soothing antiseptic balsams, loosening phlegm, clearing the head, and easier breathing, priced 50 cents in drugstores.
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Dr. King
Palmyra Town Notes and Local Notices
In Palmyra Missouri surrounding towns report many adults attended a Ringling circus in Quincy on Monday despite school. The county court names petit jurors for the term from multiple townships. Marriage licenses issued to several couples from Farber Quincy Cameron Pittsfield Hannibal Warrensburg Jacksonville Marion county Beverly Illinois and other areas.
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Quincy
H. DB. Becker
Willam and
Russell
John
Mise Velma
Hannibal
F. W. Menge
Robert Ewing
Round Grove
Fabius
Bert L. Nelson
A. J. Ralph
Moritz Happel
John M. Scott
Liberty Township
Fred T. Staton
H. B. Owsley
al C. Brogs
Louis C. Gottman
Henry G. Starke
W. H. Lee
Union Township
Henry Plank
Charles R. Libbee
Thomas S. Ballard
John M. Crane
Gratz B. Bowles
Henry O. Schroder
Stephen A. White
W. Taylor Waggoner
Warren Township
Jewell M. Corder
John B. McGasson
A. J. Frazier
David L. Wood
South River Township
C. H. Peeter
Henry Durst
William A. Shatwell
Nellie N. Gray
Farber
Arthur Holford
Cameron, Ill
Viola Collins
Pittsfield
R. N. Coleman
Octavia Medaris
Joseph A. Willey
Hazel E. Merrick
Lloyd BB. Gorton
Whannibal
Linnie G. Kellum
Beverly
J. W. Craig
Fannie
Schanz
Marion County
James H. Ive
Sophia Ellingsworth
Horace H. Bass
Warrensburg
Effie M. Shryock
H. B. Meyers
Cora B. Doolittle
Jacksonville
Local Moves and Visits Led by La Belle Residents
Mrs Lula Lane departed for Chicago Tuesday in the Interest of J H Skirvin and Son department store. Residents attended Ringling Brothers in Quincy. Mrs Minnie D Thompson of near Knox City visited her mother Mrs Rebecca Victor, accompanied home by aunt Mrs Clara Quall. Mr and Mrs J T Coder journeyed to Quincy to see his sister Mrs Charley Thompson and family. Richard Wright and Vaughn Baker left for Canton to attend university. Miss Nancy Andrews of near Edina visited her niece Miss Edna Roberts. Miss Dora Francis visited relatives in Knox City. Mrs Alva Herst and Miss Agnes Hall of Steffenville spent Friday with Mrs Emily Chapman. Mrs J T Lillard of Monticello visiting her son Dr A H Lillard.
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Richard Wright
Vaughn Baker
Canton
Nancy Andrews
Near Edina
Edna Roberts
Dora Francis
Knox City
Alva Herst
Agnes Hall
Steffenville
Emily Chapman
J. T. Lillard
Monticello
A. H. Lillard
Local Social News Highlights from Knox County and Nearby
Family updates, travel notices, and educational moves across Knox City Edina Canton and Fayette. Individuals include Mr and Mrs James Baker Mrs Herbe Hunziker Clarence Baker and families D AH Wilson Barney Thompson Miss Mary D daughter of J C Mc Reynolds Dee Bondurant BeBeulah Venter Leora McCutchen and Rev J W Haverton. Also remarks on a fire recovery and a proverb about risk and money.
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James Baker
Herbe Hunziker
Knox City
D. AH. Wilson
Excelsior Springs
Barney Thompson
Fayette
Central College
Lucy Hinson
Clarence Baker
Okla
B. H. Jones
Gollmar Bros.’ Circus
Edina
Quit Meat If Your Kidneys Act Badly Ad
An old warning argues meat consumption harms kidney function and urges using Rad Salts to flush and stimulate clogged kidneys. The ad touts Jad Salts as a safe, inexpensive remedy from grapes and lemon juice with lithia, claiming it neutralizes urine acids and prevents urinary and bladder disorders.
Sage and Sulphur Compound for Darker Hair Ad
An advertisement promotes Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as a ready to use tonic costing about 50 cents a bottle to darken gray hair naturally while also reducing dandruff and itching. It claims gradual coverage after applications, leaving hair glossy and luxuriant.
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Wyeth
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