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Newspaper
Daily Captial News
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1927
Page
11
Wheat prices for No 2 red and hard and red futures trade across July September December contracts. Corn prices for July September December and oats values for No 3 and No 4 white are listed with bid quotes. Prices reflect cash market and futures bids as of June 16 from St Louis.
Wheat receipts total 69 cars with gains from 1 2 to 2 1 2 points across grades. Prices listed for No 2 dark hard through No 3, plus No 1 mixed and red. Corn and oats also show fractional advances, Milo Maize and Kaffir quoted higher. Futures close reflect July September and December positions for multiple grains.
Cattle 8500 head steady to weak in parts with calves up to 60 cents higher for vealers. heavy weights 1330 lb steers at 13.35, light feeders 10.00 to 12.00, grassers 20. Hog trade slow and mostly 5 to 10 cents lower. top hogs 190-225 lb at 8.90, bulk 170-230 lb 8.80 to 8.90. Sheep 3000 head steady to a quarter lower. lambs 15.25 to 15.70, Texas yearlings 11.50, wethers 7.00 to 8.00. Closing quotes: Texas grassers 7.60 to 8.25, four loads calves 238-426 lb 8.50. hogs and sheep unchanged.
Ky Associated reports hay prices in Kansas City with hay steady to one dollar lower. Select alfalfa brings 18.50 to 19.00 and No 3 prairie around .00 to .00 as buyers note softer demand in mid June trading.
The item lists hay packing at 6.00 to 7.50 per unit with receipts showing 29 cars. The text reflects a brief market or shipment record.
In St Louis on June 16 the AP reports eggs unchanged to 1-2 cents higher for fresh firsts at 19 cents. butter steady with creamery extras at 18 1-2. hens 1-2 cents lower at 29. springs 2 cents higher to 32. turkeys unchanged at 28. ducks and geese unchanged at 15 and 19 respectively.
Kansas City June 16 eggs firsts 22 seconds 18 candled receipts 20. Poultry heavy hens 19 cents licht hens 14 cents. New potatoes Cobblers 4.35 to 5.00 triumphs 4.85 to 4.60. Other produce unchanged.
Chicago reports show corn up 2 1 4 to 25 8 cents as traders buy aggressively led by top speculators. Wheat gains of 5 8 to 17 8 cents follow, oats rise 1 2 to 5 8 cents, and provisions swing between 12 and 20 cents. Weak wheat at Liverpool and ideal US spring wheat conditions temper gains.
East St. Louis on June 16 reports hog totals at 14 500 with prices from 8.75 to 9.15 for heavy loads and sow values 7.90 to 8.00. Cattle and calves show steady to slightly lower trends with top steers at 7.85 and best heifers at 10.75, plus notes on local community items from Elston about births, church services, and the death of Mrs. Clara Surface with funeral details in Elston cemetery.
We express sincere gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness during the death of our wife and mother Mrs. Clara Surface. Special thanks for the railroad men's wreath and Victor Sunday school class spray, and for other floral sprays. Gratitude to Rev Howd for consoling words. Henry Surface, daughter and son.
Henry Strutman visited relatives in Trejuar. J Gordon and C P Megee were in Jefferson City on business. Gus Begeman of Jefferson City and others traveled through area towns. A number of residents hosted visitors from Jefferson City and Columbia. Many extended family and friend gatherings occurred in Ashland, New Franklin, Linn, and nearby communities.
This column reports visits and family gatherings around Jefferson City and nearby areas with names like Mary Osterloh Tom Martin Roy Vanansdale and Clem Vogel all visiting relatives. It notes church activities and a ped icitis surgery for Miss Della Altman plus teaching contracts for Hartshore School with Lou Crump and Pearl Huff. An April real estate and stock sale by A T Dumm Trustee is announced along with several car listings including Dodge and Chevrolet models.
The City Council will receive bids for custody of city funds for one year at the July meeting. Bids must be delivered to the City Clerk by 7 00 p m on July 16 1907. City Clerk O L Nall signs the notice with city seal dated June 16 1907.
Trustee advertises foreclosure of a Jefferson property in Cole County Missouri due to default on a promissory note. The deed covers Outlet No. 68 described area, pledged stock, and the Home Building & Loan Association as beneficiary. Foreclosure actions proceed under By laws.
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