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Newspaper
Daily Captial News
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1927
Page
6
St Louis market reports list cash grain prices for Wheat Corn and Oats with futures, plus cattle hogs and sheep prices including weights and ranges. Kansas City closing quotations show cattle grass steers weaker to steady, slaughter cows steady to weak, hogs and sheep unchanged, with specific price ranges for yearlings and ch s.
In St. Louis on June 14 eggs remained unchanged for fresh firsts at 15 cents, butter and creamery extras stable, hens up 1 to 2 cents to 19 1/2, springs 1 cent higher to 24 to 28, turkeys steady at 28, ducks at 15, and geese unchanged at 10.
East St Louis market results show hogs 10 to 15 cents lower. top 9.05 with bulk weights down. Cattle and calves steady to mixed gains, top steer price 12.35 and top mixed yearlings 10.90. Sheep and lambs weak to steady, fat lambs 16.00 to 16.25 and fat ewes 5.00 to 6.00 with cull trades 1 to 4 dollars.
June 14 market notes show wheat receipts at 71 cars with minor closes for various grades. Corn futures rise 2 cents. No 2 white 95 to 98 1/2 cents, oats ease, milo maize 1.76 to 1.85, kaffir and rye noted, barley bid 93 to 94. Futures close cite July, September, December for wheat and corn contracts.
Cattle around Kansas City on June 14 show calves at 15.00 with steady to 15 cent higher on fed steers and yearlings. Texas grassers demand light while slaughter cows and bulls hold steady. dealers strong and stockers scarce. Missouri steers quoted at 13.25 with many loads of good choice light and medium weights.
Kansas City reports hay receipts total 72 cars with prices steady to $1 lower.
Exggs report shows 20 firsts and 16 seconds with 18 candles in current receipts. Other produce items remain unchanged.
Chicago wheat prices fell 7-11-8 cents amid lighter demand and weather optimism for spring harvests. Corn slipped 3-4 to 3-8 cents while oats rose up to 15-8 cents with provisions easing as hog values moved lower.
The family expresses heartfelt gratitude to friends and neighbors for sympathy and kindness shown after the death of son and brother Logan Roark. Appreciation for flowers and car use is noted.
Missouri farmers need warm sunny weather to finish planting and initial cultivation. The state board of agriculture and the U S bureau of agricultural economics warned May conditions were unfavorable with more idle land than last year. Wheat 77 percent normal in June. corn off to a poor start with 60 percent planted on June 1. Notes on oats, hay, pastures, soybeans, and garden crops. reports of flood damage in alfalfa and potato stands in Orrick district.
City Council of Jefferson City Missouri invites sealed proposals for custody of city funds for one year. Bids due to City Clerk by 7 30 PM Monday July 11 1927. Clerk signs and seals the notice dated June 18 1927.
Protect your beauty in all weather with Mello-Glo face powder. It keeps skin from drying and pores from clogging, resists perspiration, and lasts longer. Purity and fineness claimed. Made by a new French process. G. A. Fischer Drug Co. advert.
The Agricultural Development Department of the Missouri Pacific Lines plans a 150 000 pound capacity dry milk plant in Jasper this month. Dairy cows within a ten mile radius have risen to about 1 000 as the project builds, with a $200 daily payroll for local farmers upon completion in three years. Subsequent units of 10 000 pound capacity are planned as milk supply warrants. Preparations include increasing milk supply through larger herds and soil and pasture improvements including lime shipments.
Sheriff Wm C Roderick moved 23 year old Henry Ross a Black man to Baltimore City Jail amid fears of a mob. Ross is accused of murdering 88 year old Mrs Lottie L McElfresh near Thurmont with an axe after an attempted assault.
Storms hail and frost cripple Missouri orchards with June conditions at 44 percent normal, a drop from last year. Regional prospects vary from poor in south central and southwest to better in northwest and northeast. Northwest shows 64 percent normal. central Missouri crops are largely poor. eastern counties at 53 percent. Merger news also notes Columbia Steel and Pacific Coast Steel nearing completion in San Francisco.
At reasonable price, washing and laundering offered by electric wader. Call at 511 E. Ashley St for details and service information.
Front room available in McCarty area at 216 E N Nice. Several modern bunga lows near East part town priced from 4 500 to 8 500 with ten cent down and monthly payments. Light housekeeping rooms at 69 Cherry 310 and other options. Contact J. W. Hobbs Company, 233 E High St, phone 817.
The above cars have been overhauled and repainted and are in Alcotton, must be seen to be appreciated. If you are thinking of purchasing a used car, don’t fail to see these bargains.
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