Corn Market Rises Amid Short Covering and Senate Cites
Chicago market notes a Tuesday uptick as shorts cover on fears of available receipts and offerings. Senate committee summons for K. H. Gary and John Fitzpatrick spurs buying while December and May futures edge higher. oats and provisions show mixed moves amid strong overall activity. Local market shows gains wiped out from Monday with heavy Tuesday trading and several bulk hay, corn, and straw sales reported.
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Chicago
K. H. Gary
John Fitzpatrick
Senate
Long Commission Co
Northwest Car Lota
Winn
Grain Prices Across Chicago and St Louis Markets
Chicago and St Louis report mixed grain quotes with wheat and corn prices varying by class. Chicago lists multiple red and white wheat grades plus corn and oats, while St Louis notes steady to higher wheat and firm corn demand. Peoria cites yellow corn receipts and bid prices.
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Chicago
Timothy
St. Louis
Porin
Peoria
New York
Stocks Slip then Rally on Steel and Tobacco Shares
Trading in New York stocks Tuesday opened dull but turned firmer in late dealings as steel and other popular issues reached session highs. United States Steel dipped to a low before closing near 103% while tobacco, oil, and food stocks advanced 2 to 7 points led by American Tobacco, Mexican Petroleum, Texas Co., and American Sugar.
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New York
Shorts
United States Steel
American Tobacco
Mexican Petroleum
Texas Company
American Sugar
Express Company
Liberty
Lung Commission Co. Open
Eligh. Low
Armour
Atchison
A. Tobacco
A. T
Loco
Cudahy
tErle
Cig
oGodrich
Gen
Elec
K. Spring
Mex. Pet
Mid. Steel
Mo. Pac
N. Y. Cent
N. Pac
O. Cities
U. 8. S. Pfd
U. Pac
U.S. Bub
Westing
W. Over
Wilson and Co
Chicago and St Louis Livestock Market Report September 24
Chicago market receipts hogs 23 000 cattle 12 000 sheep 35 000 with steady to lower price ranges and specific figures for heavy medium and light hogs and cattle including beef steers veal calves and stockers. St Louis market reports hogs 8 500 with prices topping around 18 30 and varied feeder and sow categories.
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Chicago
St. Louis
St, Louis
Timothy Hay
Hechtrigger
New York
Peoria
Prorta
Farm product price list from Kuellenberg Milling Company
A dense price sheet lists wheat, hay, straw, oats, clover and timothy hay, alfalfa, prairie hay, mixed hay, and loose straw with rates. It includes local hog, cattle, sheep, lamb, poultry, milling products, and feed items quoted by various firms. Also shown are hides, calves, and horse prices from Bolles Rogers and associated dealers.
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Kuellenberg Milling Company
Anck Brothers
J. E. Hood and Co
C. &. Bishop Co
Ameo
Swift
Blatchford
H. P
Bolles
Rogers
New York Creamery Receipts and Poultry Markets Report
New York data shows Rutter-Firm receipts 12 057 and Exxes-Strong 6 426 cases. Creamery and extras values around 60 6049 with varied percentages and current make numbers. Cheese irregular receipts 9 152 boxes. State whole milk flats current make specials around 3030 and 29 percent. live and dressed poultry steady unchanged.
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New York
New Yok
Market closes with a sharp bulge in cash corn
Corn markets rise as cash corn and September delivery lead gains in a day of firm overall product prices. Oats advance but not as sharply while provisions weaken on hogs and speculators. Steel stocks dull after Monday’s gains amid Senate committee talks. analysts expect possible compromise.
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Samplie
Senate
Agkiak
Usu Alpays
Securits
Grain and Livestock Prices Reported Across Markets
Market receipts for hogs cattle and sheep listed for Peoria St Louis and New York with steady and lower closes. Prices span hog tops 18 dollars. cattle with calves strong and steady. lambs and yearlings priced between 6 and 14 dollars. various oils and fats quoted including twinseed oil and cottonseed oil. raw sugar steady near 7.28 to 9.00 per hundredweights and per pound ranges.
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New York
New York Stocks Outlook Amid Steel Strike Uncertain
J E Bennett & Co reports dull market with no major news as steel strike tensions shadow stocks. Some shares tied to pool tactics rise, notably Baldwin locomotive. buy on declines. Analysts foresee extended labor capital clash, expecting broad reconstruction and eventual rise in major securities including motors oils leathers tobaccos copper and woolens with dividends restored.
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Baldwin Locomotive
Baldwin
Market notes From a cautious rail and stock outlook
The column notes steady railroad traffic despite a strike, with grains moving on Great Northern, Pacifics, Atchison, Canadian Pacific and St Paul lines. It recommends buying and holding, citing solid interest returns and firm mining and oil issues, and suggests seeking 800d dividend payers.
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Great Northern
Pacifics
Atchison
Canadian Pacific
St. Paul
Broad Street
Grain and Stocks Report With Local Wedding News
Grain and stocks report notes corn advances amid strong buying by eastern houses and short-covering. Oats, rye and barley show firming or quiet stability with small receipts. Provisions fluctuated and hogs fell 25 cents. Local society items include a Martinsburg wedding trip for the bride and groom and the Farmery State Bank officer as groom. Smith of Knoxville visiting East Pike County. Dr. Glenn Smith relocates veterinary clinic. Caughlan returns from Methodist conference. Pike County soldiers to be welcomed with large homecoming event in Pittsfield. Judge Higbee presiding in Rushville.
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Orange Jul! Farmer
Union
Gary
United States Steel Company
United States Senate
Shorts
William T.“Smith
Knoxville
Tenn
Earl Smith
Glenn M. Smith
Criswell
Milton
Do. W. Caughlan
Pike County Times
Charleston
Methodist Church
William Heightman
Pike County
Pittsfield
Harry Higbee
Rushville
Local notices and family updates from the city
W S Foreman traveling inspector in the secretary of state automo bile division spent Sunday at his city home. Stanley Branch of Kansas City visited with his brother Harry and other relatives. Mr and Mrs Guy Carlton spent days with daughter Mrs Russel Orrill at Alma Illinois where Orrill has been seriously ill. William Chase left for Boston Massachusetts for several weeks with relatives before returning to California. He had been with Mr and Mrs Harvey D Smith here and brought his wife’s body for interment. The marriage of Russell Carey and Catherine R Crane was solemnized Sunday in the bride’s mother Mrs Lee R.
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W. S. Foreman
Secretary of State’s
Stanley Branch
Kansas City
Harry
Guy Carlton
Russel Orrill
Alma
Orrill
William Chase
Boston
Mass
California
Harvey D. Smith
Russell Carey
Catherine R. Crane
Lee R
Golden High School Topples Camp Point 7 to 2
Golden High School defeated Camp Point 7 to 2 on Golden’s field marking Camp Point’s first defeat this season. The article also notes various local social visits and trips including weddings in Quincy and travels to Washington DC with residents from Camp Point and nearby towns.
Local Visits Mentioned Across Gentlemen and Relatives
Saturday visitors include Mr end Mrs Louis Dezella and Mrs Isaac Cutter Suma Day. Quincy resident Syn. eehardt visits with Butch Bernhar. Sunday night Mrs Charles Blood of Kansas plans Camp Point visit to her mother Mrs Pamelia Bailey and kin. Pauline Behan of Galesburg spent weekend with Lena Behan. Mr and Mrs Frank Miller of Clayton and Everett Miller of Galesburg visited L O Sutton Monday.
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End
Louis Dezella
Syn
Eehardt
Quinfait
Butch” Bernhar Quincy
Isaac Cutter
Quincy
Charles Blood
Taswrence
Kans
Camp Point
Pamelia Bailey
Pauline Behan
Galesburg
Lena Behan
Frank Miller
Clayton
Everett Miller
L. O. Sutton Monay
Teeth Made Beautiful In a Few Moments
An advertisement touts Once-a-Week Tooth Polish as a quick whitening dentifrice that removes stains and tartar after the first brushing. It claims the product also helps prevent decay and urges readers to consult their druggist.
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J. H. Brown & Son
Maine ST
Tosen and
Subeck
Hampshire St
Harry Pocras
Hamp
Quincy, OL
M. Harrison Wells
Quincy Savings & Loan Office
T.C. Poling & CO
T. Co
Blackstone
Vermont
M. Houston
Giles Brothers
N. 4Th St
Henry J. Thiemann
Hampshire
Quincy, Ih
Adams St
Klein's Loan Bank
Rher
Toledo
Jane
Alsike
Marely
Liverpool
Rlo
Santos
Louis
J. E. Bennett & Co
Roger E. Farnsworth
West Point, Tm
J. E. Hood & Co
Pittsfield, Ili
Maplewood High School
Golden
Golden High
Neva Tipton
Isaac Culter
Arthur Leger
Mary Catherine
Ruby Lainier
George Downing
Reva Banton
Claire Stevenson
Hazel Hart
Bessie Bates
Frank Rtoberts
Washington, D. C
Pershing
Miss Stevenson
Marinette
Wisconsin
Washington, D.C
Miss Hart
Miss Bates
Washington
Amrs. Roberts
Arch Booth
Whitlock
Columbus
Ruby Little
Hinois
Iowa
Indiana
Booth
Wil Little
Benner Seaton
Plymouth
Elizabeth Kent
Kent
Joe Hunsakes
Clara Etao Myrtle Adams
Reta Hunter
Clara Traver
Christian Endeavor
Mendon
Fernet Rippel
Carrie
Goldie Woodward
Hanni
Chicago Board of Trade
Liberty Bonds
James E. Bennett & CO
New York Stock Exchange
Hampshire Street
Frank J. Sprague
Naval Advisory Board
Richmond
Virginia
Quincy Railway Company
Baldwin Park
Highland Park
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