Daily Markets Half Page Price List of Fruits and Provisions
A dense OCR sourced market roundup lists prices by vendor for fruits vegetables and groceries. Items include Gem melons strawberries cherries peaches pineapples lemons oranges figs dates cabbage potatoes bananas onions flour mill feed and livestock prices. Also shown are butter eggs cheese lard hams beef and grain prices from multiple providers.
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J. C. Burns
Hallowell
Texas
Listmap Milling Co
Chicago Livestock Prices Hit Mixed Early Week
Chicago market report shows cattle receipts at 26 000 with prices 15 to 20 cents lower. hogs 32 000 with generally 20 cents down. sheep 15 000 steady to 10 cents lower. Cattle ranges 5.50 to 8.65 for beeves and 2.70 to 4.90 for cows. Hogs mostly 9.25 to 9.55 for lighters, 8.95 to 9.50 for heavies. Lambs 5 to 7.40 depending on origin.
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Chicago
Lambs
Western
Livestock Prices in Chicago Read Lower Across Board
Cattle receipts total 18 000 with prices generally down about ten cents. Hogs receipts 21 000 with gains near ten cents. Sheep receipts 25 000 show declines of ten to thirteen and a half cents. Cattle ranges include beeves 5.60 to 8.65 and cows 2.75 to 6.90. Lambs 5.75 to 8.35. Prices vary by class and region.
New York Stocks Open With Fractional Declines After Early Trade
The foreign markets report notes fractional declines in most issues after early trading on the New York Stock Exchange on June 23. By 11 a.m. traders sold about half a point but held a steady tone. At noon major stocks like Union Pacific were down about a point from yesterday, with small business and dull afternoon trading as the market closed steady.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Union Pacific
New York Money Rates and Commodities Report
New York money on call stands at 2% to 278 percent. Time money for six months at a stated rate. Bar silver in London at 24 pence, New York price 53 cents per ounce. Demand sterling quoted at 486.85 to £86.90.
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New York
London
Kansas City Livestock Prices Report
Kansas City market notes cattle receipts around 6000 with natives and southern steers and cows varied between $2.75 and $8.25, stockers $5 to $8, hogs 10000 with bulk $9.15 to $9.25 and pigs $8.75, sheep 4000 with wooled prices from $4 to $5.10 and lambs $6 to $7. The figures show a generally steady to slightly weaker trend across categories.
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Kansas City
Chicago livestock market summary June entry
Chicago cattle receipts reached 6000 with prices from 5.40 to 8.55 for beeves and 2.70 to 6.80 for cows and heifers. Hogs receipts 24000, prices 8.85 to 9.50 with various grades. Sheep receipts 12000, natives 3.00 to 5.20, lambs 4.75 to 7.40. westerns 3.25 to 7.40.
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Langdon & Boyd Packing Co
Chicago Produce Prices on Butter Eggs Cheese and Potatoes
Chicago prices list butter extras 27c firsts 25c dairy extras 26c firsts 24c. Eggs extra firsts 181-2c firsts 18c. Cheese Twins lic Young Americas 151-2 to 153-4c. Potatoes old 27 to 30c new 85 to 95c. Live poultry fowls 14 1-2c to lic ducks lic geese 10c.
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Thomas Phalon Co
City Scales
Hawley Com. Co
Ice Cream & Butter Co
Americas
A. B. Moll
Chicago
Barley and Flax Trade Details Across Cities
Minneapolis reports cash flax 213 arriving in Duluth on the 13th. Chicago cash barley ranges 50 to 66. Minneapolis cash barley 50 to 60.
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Minneapolis
Duluth
Chicago
Chicago Cash Grain Prices for Wheat Corn and Oats
Chicago cash markets list bid prices for wheat corn and oats with multiple grades. Wheat ranges from No 3 spring 97 to 103 cents per bushel, corn No 2 white 63.5 to 64 cents, No 4 yellow 56.5 to 58.5, oats No 3 white 39 to 40.25 cents per bushel.
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Chicago
Wheat Market Opens With Booming Trade In Chicago
Extreme wildness and nervousness marked the opening of the wheat market in Chicago. Prices climbed 1 to 2 cents as buyers, including commission houses and investors, dominated activity. Weather notes showed rains far less beneficial than thought, propping up bullish sentiment. corn and oats followed with gains as heat and drought fears persisted. Provisions also rose with strong demand.
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Chicago
Shorts
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Northwest
Explosion on Lake Boat Likely Fatal
One man probably fatally burned and another severely injured after a gasoline explosion aboard the power yacht Columbia. Engineer Howard O'Rear was covered with burning oil and not expected to survive. pilot Sam Henstein is in serious condition. Explosion occurred while docking after a lake run with 15 passengers aboard.
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Chicago
Columbia
Howard O'Rear
Sam Hernstein
Local notes from Lansing Iowa and surrounding towns
Miss Lilly Ruprecht returned home after a visit with the Ruprecht family in Lansing. O Olsen family and Christian Olsen attended the saengerfest and visited Herman Olsen. Martin Olsen went to Minneapolis after visiting here. Frank Langford found a large pearl and rejected a 200 offer. Pearl buyer Kettleson was in town. The Ferryville launch Lion carried passengers and flour and egg cases from here. Yankee Robinson circus arrived and showed west of Hartley. John Thompson left for Underwood North Dakota. Katie Bartheld went with her mother to Prairie du Chien. Several men aided in monument work in Dorchester and Eitzen. Mrs H G Johnson of Chicago visited. C J Wagner and Miss Clara Strub left for Freeburg Minnesota on business. Edward Thompson and W A Gelo visited before departing for Waukon.
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Lilly Ruprecht
Emil Ruprecht
la Crosse
O. Ruprecht
Christian Olsen
Taylor Township
Herman Olsen
Martin Olsen
Minneapolis
Halversen
Frank Langford
Kettleson
L. M. Bockfinger
Harpers
Ferryville
Lion
Yankee Robinson Circus
Hartley
John Thompson
Underwood
N. D
Katie Bartheld
Prairie du Chien
Messrs
Edward Roggensack
Richard Thompson
Henry Schafer
D. A. Holmes
Dorchester
Eitzen
H. G. Johnson
Chicago
Nels Berg
Johnson
C. J. Wagner
Clara Strub
Freeburg
Minnesota
Edward Thompson
Waukon
W. Gelo
Roosevelt's Sagamore Hill Builds Replica White House Tennis Court
At Sagamore Hill President Roosevelt ordered a tennis court laid out on the lawn, a replica of the Washington White House court. Expected visitors include former Secretary James R. Garfield Gifford Pinchot and Wm. Loeb Jr as soon as they try out the colonel's court. An Akron woman seeking her political son to be mayor is noted by visitors.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
White House
Africa
Egypt
New York
Hamilton Club
Outlook
Washington
James R. Garfield
Gifford Pinchot
Wm. Loeb, Jr
Columbus
Akron
Alteman
Notice to Contractors West Salem water and sewer work
The Vil lage of West Salem Wisconsin invites sealed bids before 8 00 p m June 30 1910 at the village hall for laying about 300 feet of 11 4 inch water main on Mill street 680 feet of four inch water main on Youlen street 3600 feet of eight inch sewer 720 feet of ten inch sewer and 1450 feet of six inch sewer Bids per linear foot require a $100 certified check payable to the Village Clerk The board may reject any bid S W Brown Village Clerk.
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Board of Trustees
West Salem
Wisconsin
Mill Street
Youlen Street
S. W. Brown
France Still Holds 11000 Troops On Moroccan Soil
Report notes that about 11,000 French soldiers remain encamped in Morocco, continuing presence after hostilities. The detail underscores postwar occupation and strategic posture in the region.
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France
Notice of Sale of La Crosse County Insane Asylum Bonds
La Crosse County Wisconsin invites sealed proposals July 6 1910 at 2 pm for purchase of 152 bonds of 500 each totaling 76000 issued to fund additions and improvements at the La Crosse County Insane Asylum West Salem. Bonds bear 4 percent interest and mature 15 years after date with principal and interest payable at the county treasurer. Bids opening and award to highest cash bidder with no bid below par plus accrued interest. delivery in La Crosse. Proposals to be labeled Proposals for La Crosse County Insane Asylum Bonds and sent to the County Clerk. Signed by R W Davis chairman H Rawlinson clerk W Weimar treasurer.
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la Crosse
Wisconsin
la Crosse County Insane Asylum
R. W. Davis
la Crosse County
Co. H. Rawlinson
Local notes show residents and travelers in VIROQUA
Miss Mary Rayner leaves for Powderville Montana to join her parents on their claims accompanied by her grandmother Mahala Rayner. Several visitors and residents are listed with moves and duties, including new post office assistant Josie Henry and Mary Morse taking a stenographer role with Knudson Bros. The three year old Bosshard child has pneumonia.
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Mary Rayner
Lake City
Minn
P. S. Curtis
la Crosse
Tea quality and brewing in Austria and Russia noted
The Vienna Consul General Den by writes that Austrians likely use higher quality tea than most, second only to Russians, and that both nations brew and prepare tea in a more intelligent way for drinking than others.
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Vienna
Denby
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Tribune
Fanted
North Fourth
Tniana Printing Co
Neer
McMillan
State Employment Bureau
City Hall
Albert JuGtzke
Main Street
P. O. Box
Milwaukee
O.er
Moler Barber College
Wis
Erickson Bakery
South Fifth
King Street
North Sixth
Pine Street
Buxton
North Dakota
la Crosse Wrecking Co
Northing Rw Pee
A. Ruhoff
E. R. Clarke
Fountain City
Belle Fourche
Belle Fourche River
Devils Tower Lane Co
Hulett
Wyoming
Iowa
A. R. Nelson
North Ninth
Jesska King
South Fifth Street
South Eighth Street
South Std
Girl Factory
Bagie Hotel
H. E. Rogers
Mississippi Street
Eagle Hotel
Gatesville
P. J
W. P. d. Cassville
North Street
Fred Dittman Hardware Co
H. P. Frick
J. A. Fetty
Viola
Rose Street
Care
House of Charles St. Inquire
North Ninth Street
Vine
Sixteenth and
Market Streets
Main _ street
F. A. Reiman
Main Streets
Badger
South Eleventh
Ray R. Dalton
Jackson Street
South Ninth Street
Tribune Building
Arent Shoe Store
Pearl
West Avenue North
C. S. van Auken
Pearl Street
Wno
South Seventh Street
Berlin Street
Caledonia
Badger Street
Dress M. N
Reward
S. Larson
Adams Street
A. &C. Johnson Co
Jefferson Hotel
H. A. Davis
North Eighth
Pacific Coast
Thear Transfer Co
L. P. Cordell
Ellis E. Langdon
Jay Street
La Crosse Mortgage @ Loan Co
South Fourth
King In
Grove Street
Vine Street
C. F. Klein
Majestic Theater
Aire
Fessler-Dahl CO
South Third Street
la Crescent, Minn
W. M. Selby
Miller Bros
Automobile Insurance
S. D. Woodhouse
Schick & Roth—Batavian Bank
Telephone 390
Parkinson & Dockendorff
Linker
Dr. C. Lewis Letter Co
McMillan Building
State of
Joseph Riese
Franz Riese
Shelby
John Brindley
J. E. Higbee
Baker & Niebuer
Sth
Jay
Lansing, Iowa
Viroqua, Wis
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