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Newspaper
Daily Captial News
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1927
Page
7
Markets report says eggs firsts unchanged to 2 cents lower, butter 1 cent lower, poultry hens 1 to 2 cents lower, springs 1 to 1 1/2 cents lower with most others unchanged. Turkeys 28, ducks 15, geese 10. Hay prices unchanged.
Closing livestock quotations report cattle prices with Texas grassers steady and bulk common grassers quoted around six dollars and seventy five cents per hundredweight.
Mrs Frank Sellers of Vinton Iowa credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with easing her long battle from adolescence and supporting a large family over thirteen years. The ad promotes generational use and urges women to read the small books and share experiences of the remedy.
Market notes show steady prices for hogs and sheep in quarantine division. Wheat and corn prices move across futures and cash markets with No. 2 red wheat around 1.50 and corn near 1.00 to 1.04 in St Louis and Kansas City cash receipts. Futures list July and September contracts for wheat and corn with modest gains and varied bids.
In Chicago the wheat market gains as Secretary Jardine predicts better prices this year and bullish crop estimates from the government and Winnipeg bolster gains. Corn and oats move lower or steady while wheat closes unsettled with modest advances despite varied futures.
Trading cooled after Secretary Jardine remarks and looming Illinois actions on grain delivery. Government crop report due this afternoon showed winter wheat yield 25 million bushels below private estimates. Oats fell with corn while provisions firm on strong hog values.
Hogs 15,000, up to 200 higher than Wednesday, top 9.10, bulk 166 to 196 lb at 9.00, 190 to 220 lb 8.90–9.00, 220 to 260 lb 8.75–8.90, heavier loads 8.64–8.75. Pigs 4.00–8.50, calves 1,000, vealers 12.25, two loads native steers 9.85–11.40, heifers 10.60, cows up to 8.00, cull cows 4.25–4.50, best medium culls 7.00. Sheep 2,800, lambs weak, spots 0.25 lower, cows 16.75–17.00, top 17.25, ewes 5.00–6.00.
Notice that Capital City Telephone Company will publish a new directory on July 1. Subscribers wishing to change listings must notify the company on or before June 11, 1927.
Advertisers are urged to place ads in the Capital News as the telephone directory reaches over four thousand homes and businesses in the city and surrounding counties. Call 1158 for rates and subscribe to the Capital News.
William Fairbanks stars in The Law Rustlers at the Jefferson Theatre with a western tale of two punchers seeking justice. A novelty bicycle act by Ford and Packard provides comic flair. The Fire Fighters ends its run with dramatic last episodes.
The Missouri Pacific has bought the Nye Schneider Jenks Grain Elevator in Omaha and will increase capacity by a million bushels. Work will be completed in time for this year’s crop.
John C. Quinn pioneer settler of Jasper County and southwest Missouri’s wealthiest resident died at his Carthage home at 5 a.m. He came to the county in 1865 and owned about 3000 acres at his death, after earlier disposing of large mining interests.
Secretary Mellon plans a six week tour of the Mediterranean during July and August as part of a vacation, announced from Washington. The trip will cover multiple ports and occur after formal duties conclude.
Classified legal notices advertise Catherine Saar house lot near 616 Broad with executor Carl Deeg. Also offered are four and five room thoroughly modern bungalows priced from 3500 to 4500 in the east part of town. Down payment and monthly balance plans available. J. W. Hobbs Company. 233 E High St. phone 817.
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