Corn Market Uneasy As July 1 Nears On Weak Demand
Market reports from Chicago show corn up 5 to 6.5 cents amid a barely visible crop, with wheat down about 2.5 to 3.125 cents and oats fluctuating. Prospects for favorable weather could trigger a new setback, while demand for corn remains constrained. Wheat bears gain from Kansas Oklahoma Nebraska outlooks for 1927 winter wheat and spring wheat prospects. Provisions fall as corn prices stay high and hog marketing potentially rises.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Kansas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Grain Prices Move Slightly Higher in Wheat and Corn Trade
Kansas City notices wheat receipts at 75 cars with minor gains across grades and corn edging up by a cent or two. Futures close show wheat July 1.26 1 2, September 1.84 1 2, December 1.37 5 8 while corn July 98 1 2, September 1.01 1 2, December 98 1 4.
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Kansas City
St Louis Markets Closed
Produce hay and grain markets in St Louis were closed today, with trading halted across all major commodities. Market observers cited a brief stall in activity and awaiting further instructions from exchange authorities.
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ST. Louis
Associated Press
Market Prices Report Butter and Poultry Rates
Kansas City dispatch lists butter fat 34 cents with premium extra quality 3 tents, butter packing 24 cents, poultry springs 28 cents and young ducks 20 cents.
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Kansas City
Springs
East St. Louis Livestock Market Report
East St. Louis June 185 hogs 3,000 higher by 10 to 15 cents top 9.30 bulk 200 lb down 9.25 to 9.80 200 to 240 lb 9.10 to 9.25 240 lb up 9.00 to 9.10 packing sows etc. Cattle 450 calves 150 compared with last week native steers 25 to 30 cents higher cows 15 to 25 cents higher bulls steady good and choice dealers steady to 2.50 lower other classes 25 cents higher tops for week matured steers 13.00 yearlings 11.50 mixed yearlings 11.00 heifers 10.85 Sheep 300 lambs 150 to 200 lower for weak aged sheep 50 cents late top and bulk fat lambs 15.00 few
Reed urges old time government ideals in a bar association address
Senator Reed of Missouri told the Tennessee Bar Association that corruption spreads from Washington and that return to foundational government principles is needed. He blamed concentrated federal power for incompetence and corruption, denounced the child labor amendment, and warned liberty would fade without ballot purity and old democratic ideals.
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Johnson City
Tenn
Reed
Missouri
Tennessee Bar Association
Senate
America
Lenine
Trotzky
Washington and
Jefferson
Capital City Building and Loan Ad Promotes Local Loans
An advertisement from Capital City Building and Loan Association at 226 Monroe Street lists loan offers and subscription details for Capital News. It notes Missouri offerings with rates: 14.50 to 14.75 and cuts 9.50, fat ewes 4.50 to 5.50, with contact at phone 209.
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Capital City Building and Loan Association
Monroe St
Southwest Missouri
Naughty But Nice at Miller Theatre Promises Galloping Romance
Colleen Moore stars in Naughty But Nice a First National Picture shown at Miller Theatre promising a galloping romance and lively comedy. Producer John McCormick scenarist Carey Wilson director Millard Webb craft witty scenes and a vivacious performance that should delight audiences.
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Colleen Moore
Miller Theatre
Torrow
Texas
John McCormick
Carey Wilson
Millard Webb
Miss Moore
Bernice Summers
Tri State Ore Prices Stagnant As Output Dips
Joplin Mo June 18 Ore prices in the tri state area held steady with zinc at 40 dollars and lead at 78 a ton. Zinc sales reached 10 040 tons but were far below smelter demand. Lead sales remained small while weekly production near 9 800 tons and 101 mills operated.
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Joplin
Tri-State
Chicago Grain Rally Fueled by Rainy Harvest Areas
Chicago grain prices rose as rains in the wheat belt and poor corn conditions spurred buying. Wheat closed firmer, corn gained, oats advanced, and provisions stayed steady amid reports of heavy Kansas floods and delayed harvests.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Kansas
Texas
St. Louis
Iowa
1949 Ozarks Strawberries Sent in 1949 Carloads
Frisco Railway data shows 1949 Ozark strawberry crop shipped in 1949 cars to 26 states and Canada totaling 98 229 600 servings with a value of 2 750 000 dollars. Nearly 82 000 crates were moved marking a record year for the harvest.
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Assatistec
ST. Louis
Frisco Railway
Ozark Horticultural
States
Canada
Ozarks
Baker Praises Col Lindbergh At Banquet In St Louis
Governor Sam A. Baker of Missouri praised Col Charles Lindbergh at a St Louis banquet. He said Lindbergh’s New York to Paris flight proves aviation's promise and shows America’s leading role in air transport. Baker praised Lindbergh’s character and modesty amid his historic achievement.
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ST. Louis
Col. Chas. Lindbergh
Atlantic
Sam A. Baker
Missouri
Governor Baker
New York
Paris
America
Kansas City Broker Shoots Self in Office
Roscoe C. Chambers, 47, secretary of the McManus-Herge Brokerage Co and a noted club man, killed himself in his Kansas City office by a single pistol shot to the temple. He left letters saying health failing and his wall bearers chosen. He leaves a widow and one-year-old son.
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Fir Associated Press
Kansas City
Roscoe C. Chambers
McManus-Herge Brokerage Company
Jay
Chambers
League Leaders In The Majors
National League batting leader Harris of the Pirates hits .450 with 41 runs and 85 hits by P Waner. Lindstrom of the Giants has 16 doubles while Waner again leads with 12 triples. Wilson of the Cubs has 18 homers and Cuyler of the Pirates 16 stolen bases. Frisch of the Cardinals also has 16. Meadows of the Pirates is the pitching leader with 9 wins and 1 loss. American League batting leader Gehrig of the Yankees, .306, with Ruth of the Yankees topping runs at 60 and Gehrig 81 hits. Burns of the Indians has 25 doubles, Manush of the Tigers with as triples leader. Ruth of the Yankees hits 22 homers. Senators have 10 stolen bases. Lyons of the White Sox leads pitching with ig wins and 2 losses.
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Harris
Pirates
Hornsby
Giants
P. Waner
Lindstrom
Wilson
Cubs
Cuyler
Frisch
Cardinals
Meadows
Gehrig
Yanks
Ruth
Yank
Hannibal Reduces Municipal Light and Water Rates
Hannibal Missouri announces rate cuts by the board of public works for electric light and water services. Light users gain about 12.5 percent, power users 10 percent, effective July 1, with an estimated national saving near $50,000 yearly. Base light rate drops to seven cents per kilowatt with discounts from ten to over 16 percent.
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Associated
Hannibal
Board of Public Works
Missouri Public Service Commission
Middle West
Girl Wanted for General House Work Ad
Classified notice seeks a girl for general house work. Contact Mrs Re W Happy at 113 Swift's Highway or call phone 983. Advertisement from a historical classifieds page.
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Re W. Happy
Swift's Highway
General House
Rere
Moreau
Sealed proposals for custody of city funds sought
Notice to banks and bidders for a one year custody of city funds. Proposals due by 7 30 PM July 11 1927 at the City Clerk’s office Jefferson City Missouri. Clerk signs and seals the notice dated June 18 1927 with the city seal.
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Jefferson City
Sedonia Hertel
Anna M. Miller
Cole County
Missouri
Ince County
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Bert Bishop
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Lefebvre Company
Alexandria, Ont
Liberal Commission
Nopulout Shirt Co
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Osage
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Ill
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Madison
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L. Herman Ott
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Phong
H. A. Nall
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Linn
Tea Cup Inn
Madison St
Mo. Pac
Madison Hotel
Capital News Office
Ueed
E. Ashley St
Poultry and Supplies
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Orps
Anconas
Missouri Poultry Farms
Columbia
Cape Hatchery
Cape Girardeau, Mo
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