Market Quotations From U S Bureau Of Markets
The latest market quotations show Virginia vegetables steady in New York prices at 2.60 to 2.76 per barrel with wider eastern ranges 2.26 to 3.40. Tomatoes in Florida and Georgia prices mixed, dairy prices firm with butter at 33 to 34 cents, cheese active. Wheat and corn futures fluctuated with weekly notes on supply demand and weather, hogs, beef, veal and lamb prices mixed. spot cotton declines to 10.11 cents.
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Virginia
New York
Florida
Mississippi
Texas
Chicago
California
Tony Watson
Georgia
Philadelphia
Boston
Wisconsin
Kansas City
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Timothy
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Minneapolis
Prairie
St. Louis
Memphis
Kansas
Neos City
Winnipeg
Denver live stock market report shows varied cattle and hog prices
Heavyweight steers sold mostly 7.40 to 7.50 with lighter weights up to 8. Fair to medium stock moved 7 to 7.25 and common stock 6.75 down. Yearlings abundant with top at 46. Heavy cows 6.25 to 6.60, fair to medium 5 to 6.75, common 4 or less. Hogs top 8.40, bulk 7.46 to 6.60 for extreme grades. Plow horses up to 7.25, draft trades down to 4. Lambs expected 11.2 to 11.0 area.
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Ge46
Idaho
California
Area
Metal Market Prices Report In Colorado Area
The brief notes Colorado settlement prices for metal markets show bar silver at 4.60 with additional foreign bar silver around 4.66. Copper prices appear inconsistent due to OCR errors but suggest a small market spread.
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Colorado
Market quotes for corn and wheat with mixed notes
The snippet lists prices for corn No 1 yellow per cwt 1.06 and corn No 2 mixed per cwt 1.08 along with No 1 wheat per bushel 1.00. Some garbled text references an ice service and Harlow with unclear figures 108.
Silence Behind a Paris Beggar Ends After 32 Years
A mute beggar in Paris’s Notre Dame district lived 32 years in silence while earning a fortune. Police once jailed him for mendicancy, but a doctor testified he was deaf and dumb. A new officer released him, and the beggar revealed he could speak and hear, vowing to tell the truth once before resuming silence. He never spoke again.
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Notre Dame
Paris
Farmer Tames Wild Ducks in North Vancouver Farm
W F Smith, a North Vancouver farmer, tamed wild ducks that made his farm their home. He initially cared for two wounded Mallards three years ago, and their descendants now lay eggs and contribute regularly to the family table. The birds need no special care and rarely fly, returning home each sundown.
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W. F. Smith
North Vancouver
B. O
Mr. Smith
Opening of the Cleveland Clinic Heralded as Epoch in Medicine
Popular Mechanics Magazine reports Dr. William J. Mayo praising the Cleveland clinic as an epoch making step in American medical progress. The $500,000 building offers devices for accurate diagnoses and aims to analyze and validate all healing systems impartially. The founders seek a clearing house for the latest advances in healing arts, earning a place in medical institution history.
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Cleveland Clinic
William J. Mayo
Cleveland
Popular Mechanics
Don’t Waste Sympathy Amid Rural Wealth Gap
A farmer in a poor county is asked if he can make a living from his land while a passenger questions the road to the county seat. He replies that he does not seek pity, noting a neighbor with 240 acres versus his own one acre, and urges not to waste sympathy.
Pronunciation clash over time billing ends with remnant-sale plea
A Times Dispatch snippet shows a customer arguing with a haughty clerk over pronouncing leah ay ree and lonje ree. An impatient floorwalker interrupts, urging the clerk to simply reveal what she wants, remarking he must gear the issue for a remnant sale.
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Times-Dispatch
Declaration History and the Fourth of July Vision
The article argues Americans must study pre Revolutionary history to understand the Declaration of Independence. It traces causes from 1700 to 1776, contrasts colonial and British aims, explains Hancock and Franklin roles, and notes the shift from observance to independence as the war escalated.
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John Dickinson Sherman
Ihen
Second Continental Congress
John Hancock
United States of America
Congress
Massachusetts
George III
Benjamin Franklin
Pennsylvania
Uncle Sam
John Bull
Atlantic
Hancock
Franklin
Lexington
Concord
Admiralty Court
Thomas Hancock
Hoe
Ocean
George II
Canada
Townsend
Boston
George
Salem
General Gage
Quebec
Continental Congress
Philadelphia
Ticonderoga
Crown Point
Bunker Hill
Montgomery
Second
George Washington
Charleston
S. C
Long Island
New York
Trenton
England
George I
Virginia
Richard Henry Lee
Thomas Jefferson
John Adama
Roger Sherman
Robert R. Livingston
United Colonies
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Washington D.C
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Menta
Denver
Hay and
Onain Parichs
Sarah Bell Dodson
France
Spain
James Otis
John Adams
Otis
America
Ohio River
Gage
United States
Cath
Tina
Cledy
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