Wheat Holds Firm on Bullish European Prices in Mid June
Chicago June 16 Wheat trends toward the bull side as European prices firm amid Atlantic declines. Rain in southern Russia and Roumania, light Argentine shipments, and scant moisture in the Northwest support gains. July opens higher, peaks, then steadies near 87 percent. Corn rises with heat in the Southwest and light offerings. September posts modest gains before easing. Provisions rise as hog prices advance with pork at 15.10, lard 8.30, ribs 8.17.
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Chicago
Ill
Atlantic
Russia
Roumania
Germany
South Dakota
Chicago Grain and Provisions Market Report
Market figures show wheat, corn, and oats with July, September, and December quotes. Pork, lard, and short ribs are listed by month with bid and ask ranges, along with rye and hay prices and supplies.
Chicago Cash Grain Prices Report
Chicago cash grain prices list bid ranges for wheat corn and oats on June 16 with multiple grades and quality terms. Prices span No 2 red wheat 8714 885c No 3 red 85 87c No 2 northern 93 98c No 3 spring 88 92c and durum 80 86c. Corn values include No 2 54% 54c No 2 white 54 55c No 2 yellow 54 55c No 4 50% 51c and no 2 oats data complete.
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Chicago
Lee
Bank exchanges show 1.1 percent weekly rise nationwide
Dan's Review reports total bank exchanges across major U S cities at 2 742 355 510 for the week, up 1 1 percent from last year but down 13 4 percent from 1909. Gains occur only in Boston Baltimore Cleveland St Louis Louisville and New Orleans. New York drops 20 3 percent versus 1909.
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New York
N. Y
United States
Boston
Baltimore
Cleveland
St. Louis
Louisville
New Orleans
New York City
38 Percent and White Player Referenced in Box Score
A fragment notes 38 percent and a 4 white designation with numbers 37 and 38 percent cited. Standard and 39 cent markers appear. No clear event or names identified to confirm a reportable item.
Receipts and Shipments Report for Chicago Produce
Daily movement shows flour and grain totals with car lot receipts. Wheat totals reach 137 cars across Chicago Minneapolis and Duluth, down from last week and year ago. Contract grade breakdowns noted for wheat and corn deliveries.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Duluth
Kansas City Grain Market Summary
Kansas City grain market report for June 16 shows wheat July at 83 4 cents, Sept at 85 83 and corn July at 54 5 cents, Sept 56 cents. Cash grain prices list several wheat and corn grades with varying bids and asks, oats up modestly, rye at 82 to 85 cents, hay prices unchanged. Receipts note 24 cars of wheat.
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Kansas City
Choice Prairie
Wheat and Corn Prices and Receipts in Omaha Markets
Omaha on June 16 reports wheat prices down 1 14 percent with grades No 2 hard at 82 86 cents and No 3 hard at 81 85 cents. White corn mixed with No 2 white 53 53 1 3 cents and No 3 white 53 13 0 4 cents, No 2 yellow 52 52 1 4 cents, No 3 yellow 51 52 1 2 cents. Oats steady with No 3 white 37 38 cents and No 3 yellow 37 37 cents. Receipts total wheat 17 corn 73 oats 34. shipments wheat 4 corn 87 oats 39.
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Omaha
Neb
Peoria Grain Market Prices and Grades
Peoria on June 16 reports corn firm with No 3 white 54c No 2 yellow 53 4c No 3 yellow 53 4c No 4 yellow 51 4c No 2 cage 53 42c No 3 mixed 53 4c No 4 mixed 51 4c oats No 2 white 39c standard 38 42c No 3 white 38 4c No 3 white 38c
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Peoria
Hogs Hold Prices as Receipts Decline in Chicago Market
Hogs were strong with packers unable to press prices below initial quotes and securing about 10c over prior session best. Receipts were smaller across markets. Cattle showed weak upside in better grades, while sheep and lambs remained steady to strong. Prime spring lambs advanced to about 7.25 with top types at that level.
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Chicago
Stock prices open higher then drift lower on market
Opening stock prices rise above yesterday’s close with gains in U S Steel Reading and Amalgamated Copper before a downward turn trims early advances. Northern Pacific Amalgamated Copper Utah Copper rise a point. Lehigh Valley and Southern Railway slip. Market ends heavy as coal charge fears and possible dividend cuts weigh on shares.
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New York
N. Y
Stock Exchange
U. S. Steel
Reading
Amalgamated Copper
General Electric
Rock Island Preferred
Northern Pacific
Utah Copper
Texas Company
Lehigh Valley
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States Steel
Southern Railway
Chicago Live Stock Market Report June 16
Receipts cattle 1 000 market steady beeves 4 90 16 55 Texas steers 4 60 5 80 Western steers 4 80 5 75 stockers 3 70 5 60 cows 2 50 5 90 calves 6 00 8 00 Hogs receipts 15 000 market slow early advance light 5 90 6 30 mixed 5 90 6 30 heavy 5 75 6 25 rough 5 75 5 95 good to choice heavy 5 95 6 25 pigs 5 65 6 20 bulk 6 10 6 20 Sheep receipts 8 000 market strong native 2 50 4 35 western 2 75 4 40 yearlings 4 00 4 90 lambs native 4 00 6 40 western 4 50 6 75 spring lambs 4 50 7 10 ewes 2 25 3 90
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Chicago
Texas
Beeves
New York Produce Market Reports Butter Cheese Eggs
New York June 16. Butter steady with receipts of 9 752. process extras at 19 4 cents. Cheese steady with 2303 receipts. Eggs quiet and unchanged with 17973 receipts.
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New York
Kansas City Live Stock Prices and Market Briefs
Kansas City stock market reports cattle receipts 1500 with steers cows and stockers priced across multiple ranges. Hog receipts 6000 with heavy and packer prices about six dollars. Sheep receipts 1500 with mutton and lamb prices listed.
Automatic Shop Employees Notice
A meeting of all striking employees of the Automatic factory is called to meet at Assembly Hall tonight at 7 20 sharp. All employees are requested to be present.
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Assembly Hall
Wilton Social Notices From Wilton and Nearby Towns
Wilton and nearby towns report a flurry of short visits and business trips. W R Reid visited Muscatine on business, Miss Anna Hendricks and Miss Emma Brummier spent time in Muscatine, B L Parker of Moscow conducted Wilton business, and Mrs J R Latchaw with daughter Mae met Atalissa friends. Mrs Geo Lincoln of Moscow transacted in Wilton, J Balmos of Atalissa was a Wilton visitor, Henry Lump visited Muscatine, Frank Abbott returned to West Liberty after a home visit, A W Scull visited Davenport, and Mrs A Ford returned home to Grinnell after weeks with the Lang family. R L Cotton left for Iowa City this morning for a stay there.
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Wilton
W. R. Reid
Muscatine
P. Moylan
Atalissa
Anna Hendricks
Emma Brummier
B. L. Parker
Moscow
J. R. Latchaw
Mae
Minneapolis Grain Market Summary
Minneapolis Minnesota June 16 close Wheat July 93% 93c Sept 91%4c Dec 91%c Cash No 1 hard 96c No northern 93% 95%c No northern 90% 93%c No wheat 89% 92c
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Minneapolis
Minn
Liverpool Grain Market Closing Prices
Liverpool grain market reports steady prices for wheat and corn. Wheat No 1 Manitoba 7s 54d No 2 Manitoba 7s 3d No 3 Manitoba 7s 1d July 6s 9d October 68d Corn new American mixed 4s 8d old 5s 4d July 4s 8d Sept 4s 11d
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Liverpool
Manitoba
Duluth Grain Market Report June 16
Duluth Minnesota traders report close prices for grain on June 16 with Wheat July bids at 94 1/2 cents and Sent. 91 1/2 cents. Durum July at 86 cents and September at 84 1/2 cents.
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Duluth
Minn
Sent
Chicago Produce Market Reports June Butter Eggs Cheese Prices
Chicago market notes show butter steady with creameries at 18 to 22 cents and daisies 16 to 20 cents. Eggs steady with 13,753 cases receipts. firsts 13 cents, prime firsts 14 cents. Cheese lists daisies 11 to 11.5 cents, Twins 10 to 11 cents, Young Americas 11 to 12 cents, Long Horns 11 to 12 cents. Potatoes old 1.00 to 1.40, new 2.15 to 2.25.
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Chicago
Ill
St Joseph Live Stock Market Prices Report
South St Joseph Missouri June 16 cattle receipts 1000 steady with steers 5.25 to 6.25 cows and heifers 2.50 to 6.00 calves 4.00 to 7.75 hog receipts 6500 market opened ten cents higher top 6.15 bulk 5.95 to 6.10 sheep receipts 1000 steady lambs 5.50 to 7.00
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South St. Joseph
South Omaha Live Stock Market Report
South Omaha Neb June 16 cattle receipts 100 steady prices native steers 5.00 to 6.15 cows and heifers 4.00 to 5.60 western steers 5.00 to 6.15 stockers and feeders 3.50 to 5.25 hogs receipts 6,200 market 10 cents higher heavy 5.65 to 5.80 mixed 5.80 to 5.85 light 5.85 to 6.00 sheep receipts 1,600 market steady sheep 3.00 to 5.00 lambs 5.50 to 7.00
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South Omaha
Neb
New York Poultry Market Report
New York June 16 poultry prices show alive firm levels for Western spring chicks at 26 to 28 cents, fowls 16 to 18 cents, turkeys 15 cents. Dressed rates irregular with Western broilers 18 to 25 cents, fowls 11.5 to 14 cents, turkeys 12 to 15 cents.
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New York
Chicago Poultry Market Report
Chicago Illinois June 16 live poultry weak with turkeys and fowls at 12 cents, springs 20 to 23 cents. Veal prices steady with 50 to 60 pound weights at 8 to 9 percent, 60 to 85 pound weights at 8 to 9 percent, 85 to 110 pound weights at 10 to 10 percent.
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Chicago
Ill
St Louis Wool Market Steady as Prices Hold
Wool prices in St Louis on June 16 held steady with territory and western mediums at 17 19 and 19 c, fine mediums at 16 17 c, and fine at 11 14 c.
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St. Louis
Colonel Hubble Colt Producer At $15 Live Foal Insurance
Colonel Hubble a five year old black jack with a mealy nose stands 16 hands high reputed for producing fine big colts and proven as a sure foal getter. Terms to insure a live colt are $15.
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Seal Brown
France
Otto Fritchner
Black Draft Horse Still Sold at Ten Dollars
The article notes the same Black draft horse remains available for the price of $10.00, unchanged from prior listings.
Galveston Cotton Market Shows Decline
Galveston Texas June 16 cotton prices eased with a 15 percent drop in value as markets opened.
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Galveston
Tex
Complete Exercises Program Set for Muscatine County Graduates
Muscatine County rural schools hold the second annual commencement at the High School Auditorium on June 22. County Superintendent M F Cronin announces 36 diplomas, with Hon. A M Deyoe delivering the address and diplomas presented by Cronin. The program features the Muscatine High School orchestra, recitations, essays, piano, and a valedictory by Leslie Steen.
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M. F. Cronin
Muscatine County
A. M. Deyoe
Rice Shellabarger
Mabel Healey
Fred Satterthwaite
Marie Harper
Ruth Stamler
Esther Miller
Gladys Shellabarger
Leslie Steen
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
County Superintendent of Schools
Bachelors Defeat Benedicts In Wilton Baseball Match
In Wilton the Bachelors beat the Benedicts 5 to 3 in an unusual afternoon baseball contest. Lineups list Galil Crispin at first and Norman Abbott at second for the Bachelors with H E Nicolaus, A R Whitmer, and J Killian among others in the Benedicts. Local visitors from Tipton Davenport and Muscatine were noted in attendance as townsfolk visited friends and relatives.
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Durant
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Strong
Fairfield
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Neal McAuley
Geo. Holzhauer
Davenport
J. Leysen
J. C. Woods
L. Cope
M. Cope
G. Carl
Tipton
Geo
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Frank Weatherlyss
G. G. Leith
Alex. Atwill
E. C. Whitmer
Frank Abbott
H. P. Mason James Robinson
John Killian
Arthur Brenner
Allo Brown
E. R. Knott
H. B. Strong
H. Carson
C. H. Jacobsen
Pante Bros
CAR Center
East Second Street
Inventeur
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Mandarin
Express
Bijou
Pelotte
Bloomington Township
Iowa City Road
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