Wheat Prices Tend Lower Amid Weather and Crop Reports
Chicago June 12 Wheat futures fell as favorable weather and crop reports dampened demand before the new crop. Heavy rains in Kansas raised concerns of damage, while Western supply remains steady, benefits seen from old wheat surplus. Corn slid early but covering boosted prices as the visible supply dropped over 2,000,000 bushels. Oats followed wheat trends with prices at low crop levels amid improving conditions and steady cash demand.
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Rothschild Co
Lamson Bros. & Co
Chicago
Kansay
Chicago Grain Market Prices From Atlantic Marts
Market listings show produce including butter chickens old hens and roosters ducks geese and turkeys with hides sheep pelts and hay and grain prices. Cattle and horse hides listed with grade numbers. Grains quoted per bushel and hay and straw per ton or bale prices.
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Atlantic Marts
Livestock Receipts and Prices Reported
CATTLE receipts listed at 16,500 with steady demand and an estimated tomorrow flow of 4,000. Cattle top price noted at 11.85. SHEEP receipts around 19,000 with 10 up and a tomorrow estimate of 12,000. Sheep top price 8.35 and lambs top 10.45.
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Cattel
Personal mentions from Des Moines and surrounding areas
W Sankey visited Des Moines Saturday and several locals were noted visiting family or away for tasks. Marie Swart remains in similar condition. J N Sutton and wife left for their new home in Sligo Colorado. Al Phelps and son John made a business trip to Des Moines. Albert Brekmer of the post office force has been off duty due to illness. Norman H Hill of Des Moines visited his parents yesterday. L D Pearson and son of Anita were in the city for business and visiting friends. Mrs E Harris expects to leave Atlantic hospital this evening after two weeks ill. Mrs John Stevens and children went to Walnut for a week’s visit with her brother. Mrs W BR Law and two children from Waterloo are visiting her grandmother. Niels P Hoegh of Brayton, president of Farmers Savings Bank, was in the city on business. Miss Wdna Jacobson visited Monmouth College last week for commencement. Max Rosa of the post office force was at Menlo Saturday supervising a civil service exam. Peter Eggers of Avoca came yesterday to visit his sons and daughter.
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W. Sankey
Des Moines
Marie Swart
J. N. Sutton
Sligo
Colo
al Phelps
John
Albert Brekmer
Post Office
Norman H. Hill
J. P. Hill
L. D. Pearson
Anita
City
E. Harris
Atlantic Hospital
John Stevens
Walnut
W. BR. Law
Waterloo
J. Nichols
Niels P. Hoegh
Brayton
Farmers. Savings Bank
Way
Wdna Jacobson
Monmouth College
Monmouth
Tfl
Max Rosa
Menlo
Peter Eggers
Avoca
Otto Eggers
Wiliam
Franz
Hazel Hyatt
South Omaha Stock Market Report Prices Rise Across Hogs Cattle and Sheep
June 12 market notes show hog receipts at 7700 with prices 9.25 to 9.40, cattle receipts 3600 and steady with calves by 9.00 to 12.00, and sheep receipts 4800 with prices 6.75 to 11.40. Chicago market nearby reports hog receipts 35000 with strong demand and top near 9.70.
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South Omaha
Chicago
Local visits and travel notes in Omaha area families
People from Omaha and nearby towns were visiting relatives and friends this week. Mrs. Lawrence Troy left yesterday on No. 6 for Sioux City, accompanied part way by Mr. Troy. Friends Fred Boldes and family of Lake City joined the Ben Wood and Charles Block families for Sunday visits, traveling by automobile.
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Fred Boldes
Lake City
Ben Wood
Charles Block
Lawrence Troy
Sioux City
Mr. Troy
Omaha
Local residents return from visits and university events
Mrs Amelig Ash and Wilfrid Akh arrived from Council Bluffs after a visit with Dr and Mrs Edward Ash. Mr and Mrs G H Bunton ett hosted guests including Mr and Mrs McCleneghan and sons Clifford and Jos of Omaha plus Dr Hoover of Glenwood. Mrs Francis Kreamer has recovered from a light stroke like attack. Mrs M A Worth returned from Omaha after a California trip, visiting her son Harry and wife. Will Wissler of Des Moines is here visiting friends, traveling with W R Jones. M C Cardio and daughter Inga attended Governor's Day and State University commencement at Iowa City. Miss Carrie Hupp of the State University is visiting and will spend summer with her parents. J F Winsler of Des Moines visits relatives. Attorney Harry B. Swan spent weekend in Iowa City for Governor's Day and Senior Hop. J L Fritz and family in city for State University commencement and plan further visits. Miss Roberta Brown returned from Notre Dame and Northwestern University and will summer at home. Miss Annie Marie Beall of San Marcos accompanied her and will spend time in Denver for vacation.
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Mis
Amelig
Ash
Wilfrid Akh
Council Bluffs
Edward Ash
G. H. Bunton
Mre
Francis Kreamer
M. &. Worth
Omaha
Harry
California
Will Wissler
Des Moines
W. R. Jones
M. C. Cardio
Inga
State University
Iowa City
Carrie Hupp
J.F. Winsler
Fred
Harry B. Swan
Missrobera Brown
Iton
Northwestern University
Annie Marie Beall
San Marcos
Tex
Denver
Colo
Back From California H J Johnson and Wife Return
H J Johnson and wife, away in California for months with time spent in San Diego and Long Beach, return to town and greet friends. They avoided flood danger by staying on high ground during the worst of the San Diego floods. They have not fixed a permanent home yet and Johnson recounts graphic details of the floods witnessed in California.
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California
H. J. Johnson
San Diego
Long Beach
Towa
Mr. Johnson
Golden State
Griswold Defeats Corning At Crystal Lake Diamond
Griswold earned a 12 to 6 win over Corning at Crystal Lake Sunday afternoon aided by timely hitting. Reported that Griswold also won a rag chewing match. Smith pitched for Griswold with Reed of Omaha starting for Corning. Attendance was about 400.
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Griswold
Corning Ring
Crystal Lake
Smith
Reed
Omaha
Children’s Day Exercises Impress City Churches
The village churches held Children’s Day programs yesterday and last evening. Young participants displayed surprising poise for their ages, and a good crowd attended all events, with attendees leaving pleased to have attended.
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Willard
Cushing Machine &Auto Company Atlantic
Iowa
Lalan Ans
Chicago Grain Market
South Omaha Stock Market
the Garden
Edwin Arden
Romaine
Roptier
Hig
Colorado
Rockles
Godse
West
Hearst - Vitagraph
News-Pictors
the News of the World
Fn Mition
Richard Buhler
Cushing Machine
Auto ‘Co
J. L. Fritz
Towa Qity
The
Kay
Richard Bennett
OPERA
Corning
Calumet Cafe
Stoutenburg
Pine Street
W. J. Pellet
John Joyce
Cedar Street
Horsaa
Gize
Fred Geiger
F. J. Schmidt
Wiota
Black
W, Cata
Uberal Commission
Blue Mound Nursery &Co
West Allis
Wis
Pte
Locust Street
Chas
New City
Hall
Apla
4Th Street
Atantic Hotel
Rene
Opera House
L. H. Pine
Bilim Street
Him Street
Baga
J. W. Gillett
Five Mile
Grove ‘School House
Atlantic
Ford
Wisellaneour
J. B Themmon
Greta
Cage: Ovanty' Awep Company
Frees
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