Crop Report Favorable Outlook Dampens Wheat Decline
Weather remains generally favorable and the crop outlook is strong, suppressing cash demand. Wheat futures slip on anticipation of a government crop report, corn weakens amid good prospects, oats sag with the market, and hog prices lift slightly as provisions prices firm. Chicago Grain and Provisions Market reports show mixed but steady close with July futures lower in wheat and corn.
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Chicago
Kansas
Nebraska
Red Builder Serves Mares at 316.00 in 1907 Standardbred h
Red Builder, a chestnut son of Red Gamalyon, comes from a line including Red Milda and Gov. Lucas. Bred from Arena A. and full sister to dam of Redinda, he ranks as a strong stallion with Onward and Pilot Jr. lineage. Terms set at 10 dollars with a few mares to be served this spring.
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Gom
Onward
Pilot Jr
Wool Growers Urged Not To Worry On Tariff Move
Pendleton Oregon June 8 A letter from Dr S W McClure secretary of the National Wool Growers Association to Dan P Smythe secretary of the Oregon State Wool Growers association assures growers there will be no tariff legislation this session and that the proposed downward move will not harm the wool market He urges growers not to sacrifice their crop as higher prices are expected later in the season.
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Pendleton
Oregon
Dan P. Smythe
Oregon State Wool Growers’ Association
S. W. McClure
National Wool Growers’ Association
National
Washington
Congress
Fragmentary seed catalog style data fragment
A collection of fragmented numeric entries and color labels including No 3 yellow No 4 white No 2 white and No 4 yellow with percentages and odd symbols. The text resembles catalog measurements or grading notes with inconsistent punctuation and garbled OCR.
Receipts and Shipments Across Grain Markets
Chicago reports steady movement in wheat corn oats rye and barley with mixed car receipts and total wheat receipts at Chicago Minneapolis and Duluth totaling 198 cars. Kansas City shows July wheat at 86 to 85 cents and July corn at 64 to 64 1/4 cents with cash grain prices listed. Omaha notes small changes in wheat and corn with varied oats futures, while Liverpool closes with steady No 1 Manitoba wheat and old American corn prices.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Duluth
Kansas City
Timothy
Choice Prafrie
Wnheat
Liverpool
Manitoba
Peoria Grain Market Report Highlights Corn Price Shifts
Peoria market notes firm to lower corn values with No 8 yellow at 42 1/2 cents and No 2 mixed at 41 1/2 cents. Outs rise with No 2 white at 37 1/2 cents and standard white at 37 1/2 cents.
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Peoria
Sanpe
Grain and dairy markets cross several Midwest items
Minneapolis Wheat and corn futures mixed with steady prices at Chicago exchanges. Wheat July at 96 4, lent 92, December 92. No 1 hard 99, No 1 northern 98, No 2 northern 97 4 for 4. Butter and eggs steady in Chicago with varying creamery and dairy prices. Potatoes firm at 1.40 to 1.45 for new, old 0.70 to 0. GH. Poultry live and dressed values listed. vowl and weights noted.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
New York Produce Market Update June 8 Butter and Cheese Steady
New York June 8 butter remained steady with unchanged receipts totaling 12 053. Cheese firm with egg steady demand and receipts at 21 686. Market note remains cautious as traders track milk powder and dairy product movements.
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New York
Hogs Higher in Chicago Market Today
Hog prices surged with hogs six to ten cents higher as scalpers stepped in. Packers moved in later after a market adjustment, best hogs at 6.25 dollars. Cattle and sheep saw limited activity, beef cattle plentiful, one prime lot at 6.40 dollars. Closing prices show mixed gains and slow trade across cattle hogs and sheep.
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Chicago
South Omaha and Kansas City Live Stock Highlights
South Omaha market reports show cattle receipts at 24,000 with steady tone and steers near 6.21 to 6.25, cows and heifers 2.00 to 5.85, western steers 4.50 to 8.75, stockers 4.50 to 8.50, hogs at 5.60 to 5.85, and lambs 5.75 to 7.10. Kansas City notes 5,000 cattle, 16,000 hogs with steady to higher prices and hogs 5.95 to 6.15, sheep 3.25 to 7.00, lambs 5.75 to 7.00.
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Chicago
Texas
Heeves
Western
Lambs
South Omaha
Omaha
Nebr
Kansas City
de Ceeses
St Joseph Live Stock Market Report June 8
St Joseph market steady for cattle hogs and sheep with receipts cattle two thousand hogs fifteen thousand and calves strong. Hogs led by top around 8 10 with bulk around 5 90. Wool prices in St Louis down with western mediums at 18 21%c and fine mediums at 17 18%c. Cotton in Galveston firm at 15 1.
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St. Louis
Galveston
Pal Reatone
Cotton
Buying movement continues today in railroad stocks
New York June 8 Prices opened higher on continued buying with Canadian Pacific leading advances to 240 a new high. Chicago Great Western Great Northern and Brooklyn Rapid Transit rose while Atchison fell. Most railroad issues gained though U S Steel and Atchison underperformed. Close saw broad declines after the government crop report.
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New York
N. Y
Canadian Pacific
Chicago
Western
Great Northern
Brooklyn Rapid’ Transit
American Telephone
St. Paul
Atchison
Vulcan Detiining
St.Paul
New York Stocks Listed Prices Across Major Firms
A transcription of daily stock listings shows prices and percent changes for numerous firms including Amalgamated Copper American Beet Sugar American Car & Foundry American Cotton Oil American Locomotive American Smelting & Refining American Sugar Refining Anaconda Mining Co. Atchison Atlantic Coast Line Baltimore & Ohio Brooklyn Rapid Transit Canadian Pacific Chesapeake & Ohio Chicago & Northwestern Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Colorado Fuel & Iron Colorado & Southern Delaware & Hudson Denver & Rio Grande Great Northern Railway Illinois Central Interborough Metropolitan Transport Louisville & Nashville Missouri Pacific Missouri, Kansas & Texas National Biscuit National Lead New York Central Norfolk & Western Northern Pacific Pacific Mall? Pacific Northwest lines Pennsylvania People’s Gas Pullman Palace Car Reading Rock Island Co. Southern Pacific Southern Railway Union Pacific United States Steel Wabash Western Union Lehigh Valley among others with quoted prices and percentage figures.
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Delaware & Hudson
Denver & Ryo Grande
Denver & Rio
Grando
Warie
Katie Ey
Great Northern Pri
Great Northern Oreatia
Mnois Central
Ieseeeee
Daly Interborough-Met
Interborough-Met
Pfa
Lowieville & Nashville
Missouri Pacifle Ieee
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
National Biscuit
National Lead
York Central
Norfolk & Wastern
S.e
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Pullman Palace
Rock Island Co. i
Rock Island Co
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Union Pacific
United States
United States Steel
Wabash
Western Union
Even
Ne Gas
Lehigh Valley Secee Tantra Lion
Muscatine Market Prices From Greenblatt Brothers
The Muscatine market listing from Greenblatt Brothers, 510 East Second Street, shows prices for butter, beef, pork, lard, eggs, poultry, and various meats and fish. Prices include butter at 20-26 cents, beef roasts at 12 to 15 cents, pork 15-18 cents, chicken 17 cents, turkeys 25 cents, and a range of game and fish values.
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Greenblatt Brothers
Second Street
Muscatine
Government crop report shows spring wheat up, other grains mixed
Washington June 1 crop report estimates spring wheat acreage at 20.767 million, 104.09 percent of 1910. condition 94.6. Winter wheat acreage 31.368 million, 106.6 percent. condition 80.4. Oats 35.25 million, barley 7.033 million, rye 1. June conditions vary with yields per acre listed. hay and pastures also noted with year-to-date conditions.
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Washington
DD. c
Department of ' Agriculture
Dying man confesses to 1881 Mount Pleasant murder
James A Hilliard alias James Gingston, dying of consumption, claims he killed Charles B Gillis, Mount Pleasant mayor, on February 28 1881 after being jailed with a Black man in the city calaboose years earlier. He says he chased down by rail to Burlington then Mount Pleasant and fired at Gillis, later walking 28 miles home. Gillis’s nephew James R Gillis seeks truth after the confession.
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Janes R. Gillis
Charles 13
Gillis
Mount Pleasant
W. L. Athon
Hospital For the
Anna
Ill
James Gingston
Charles Gillis
James R. Gillis
Gingston
James A. Hillard
Lelly Park
Pentabouse
Burlington
West Monroe Street
Charles B. Gillis
Barrett
Hillard
Chester
Hilliard
Giie
Wilard
Sterling
Marion County
Ind
Pike County
Barry
Gillia
Rome
Charles Gills
Hhis Town
Jacob Russell
Jammer L. Gillis
John Hurley
Emma Gills
Forest Home ‘Cemetery
Henle Plans New Picture Show In Clinton
Edward M. Henle of this city expands his display ventures by purchasing the Fairehitd property on Sixth Avenue Clinton. He will build a freproof reinforced concrete theater 50 by 140 feet with a 25 foot ceiling and a seating capacity of 1000, featuring eight exits and up to date moving pictures in Cedar Rapids and Clinton venues.
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Dward M. Henle
Clinton
Mr. Henle
Sixth Avenue
Henle
Flenle
Cedar Rapids
Wilton Social News and Club Program Report
Wilton and nearby towns report visitors arriving from Durant West Liberty Muscatine and Columbus Junction. The weekly ice cream social by Sunday school raised funds for the piano treasury. The Wilton Women’s Club met June 7 with plans for June 14 focusing on Holland and Dutch United States topics and lessons on state rights and Pilgrims migration.
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Wilton, Jr
Anc
Olive Wittchendorf
Anna Sorgumfrie
Durant
Olive Hain
Vernon Kerby
J. Jones
Clarence Smith
West Liberty
Smith
Washington
Wilton
Harold Ringgenberg
Mia
Charles Wright
Anna Budzene
Muscatine
A. M. Seal
Davenport
W. H. Golden
Messrs
Win
Frank Blanchard
Jas. Robinson
Humboldt
Maud
Cora Phipps
Columbus Junction
Alalissi
Tos
Malay
Howard Finley
D.smith
J. M. Nieewarner
McCartney
Amanda Ficken
Burlington
Columbus Dunelion
H. Garry
W. WH. Johnson
Wilton Fair
Harris
Holland
Josef Israeis
J., Moore
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Big Jack
Joe Nyenhuis
Lucas St. Bi
Alman
Hoepers
St. Joseph Live
St. Joseph
Hammond
Geo. Kranz & Son
Towa Ays
Muscatine Markets
Tie Stock Market
Old Tom
Turkeys
Geese—fc
Rancwaw
Ant
Edward M. Henle
A-Muse-U
Clinton, Ja
Swan
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