Weather Bulletin Sets Northern Area Under Cooler Conditions
A weather bulletin notes a high pressure and low temperature system moving into the Mississippi Valley with cooler air spreading south toward Tannewaen and Naw Tae land. Over the past 24 hours moisture and frost events observed in eastern Rocks Mountain region and Missouri valleys, with lower pressures and milder winds foreseen as a warm front edge nears. The upper Midwest and Canadian Northwest show an eastward advance of a cold front, predicting a warmer spell tonight and Wednesday, while river forecasts warn of rising levels in the Mississippi and related basins with the crest expected near Davenport by Saturday.
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Wanthar
Dagendorf
Jang
Missiasinpi
Tannewaen
Naw Taeland
Rocks Mountain Stone
Missouri
Wpe
Mixgourt Valley
Canadian Northwest
Halsall
Chance
Saint Tully
Red Wink Reed
Wheat markets ease after rain delays harvest report
Chicago and Kansas City price updates show wheat prices slightly firming then softening as rains extend harvest, with corn and oats mixed. Reports indicate limited new wheat supply offsets, while shipments and receipts data from major exchanges, including Chicago Board of Trade and Minneapolis, influence the day’s market direction.
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Chicago
By & Sax
Hutton, Collins & Frenzel
Jemboerg
Chicago Board of Trade
Lamson Brow & Co
Hornboy Bank
Todaly
Ubor
Morthweat Carloll
Minneapolis
Duluth
Liverpool Grain Markets Report Summary
Liverpool grain bids from Manitoba and American corn markets show No 1 Manitoba at 78 in oats, No 2 Manitoba at 29, July contracts at 7x 244, October at 11 half? and December at ad e tt corn. The note indicates mixed American corn bids with July and other months referenced, reflecting a fluctuating futures scene in a Liverpool market column.
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Liverpool
Associated
Manitoba
Peoria Grain Market Report Skimmed Incomplete
Fragmentary OCR from Peoria Illinois grain market mentions bags and colors with unclear lots and codes. Readable items include mixed yellow No 4 and tie notes, but many characters are garbled, limiting precise commodity or price details.
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Peoria
Chicago Produce Market Summary From A Blurred Page
Fragmented report from Chicago Produce Market notes prices for butter and eggs, with unclear figures and stray terms. Mentions receipts and miscellaneous items but lacks coherent data or readable names to identify entities or outcomes.
St Louis Produce Market Report Details Price Moves
The Associated Press report from St Louis notes little change in butter and wheat markets, while egg prices rise. In New York sugar markets prices held firm with refined sugar steady and molasses around 2.80 per ton.
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St. Louis
Associated Press
St Louis
New York
Molasees
Absence of Packing Demand Harms Hogs and Cattle
Receipts limited hog prices and kept the market flat as packing demand waned. Buyers showed little interest in cattle and sheep and lambs due to dwindling arrivals and overall tight supplies.
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Associated Prose
Chicago
Chicago Live Stock Market Summary Shows Mixed Prices
Chicago and St Louis reports indicate cattle receipts around 2,600 to 6,000 head with steady to higher bids. Hogs reach 85,000 head with gains around 10 cents. cattle include native steers 5.50 to 9.00, cows 4.20 to 5.50, yearlings and feeders 4.00 to 7.00. Sheep receipts near 9,500 with lifts to about 0 cents higher and mutton values around 3.00 to 9.50.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Teders
Hetters
Tassociaieg Jaeua
Weary Nas Ates
Bt. Louis
St. Lula
South Omaha Live Stock Market Report
South Omaha Neb June 16 horse market steady and cattle receipts 800 head. Native stock 7.10 to 10.05, Texas stockers and feeders 36.00, calves 8.00 to 17.00. Sheep receipts 9600 head market stronger, lambs 8.00 to 8.75, ewes 5.50 to 5.75.
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Reese
Winn
South Omaha
Neb
Texas
New York Produce Prices and Factory Receipts Report
Fragmented market note from New York dated June 16 reports assorted produce and creamery outputs. Records show revenue and box counts with several garbled terms but indicate shipments to state hennery and nearby facilities.
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New York
Market prices in St Louis Grain Mart
Fragmented OCR shows grain quotes with wheat varieties including No 3 red No 2 hard and No 1 yellow, corn No 2 and No 3 yellow, oats and white varieties. The text is garbled but indicates a local grain price listing from St Louis Grain Mart with multiple grade identifiers and figures.
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Kansas City
St. Louis
Martat
Loulty
Better Babies Movement Promotes Health and Sanitation
The Better Babies Movement with the slogan Better Baubles is spreading in many localities. King Haley is highlighted as a person of supreme importance to manufacturers contributing to baby products. Local dealers supply the meritorious articles, and mothers are invited to read about these items in the Journal’s advertising columns.
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King Haley
Selling of Stocks Marks Morning Decline in Market
Walling of gold export movement to Culet causes selling pressure in New York trading. Reading, Harriman, Analy Copper lead losses as bonds stay steady and many shares trend downward. Shipments for gold to Europe set at 2.5 million dollars while poultry prices hold. market remains cautious with sporadic shifts in standard shares.
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New York
N.Y
Reading
Washington
New Haven
Europe
Muscatine Markets Wholesale and Retail Food Prices
Market listing shows live stock wholesale prices including heavy steer and hogs, cattle choices, veal, beef cuts, and dairy items. Retail grocery prices cover corn, bran, oilmeal, wheat, barley, and produce such as potatoes, cabbage, lemons, carrots, lettuce, and butter. mixed with egg and meat retail items.
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P.senree
Timothy Hey
Place Boyd
Fraternity and Masonic Society Meeting Notices
Society cards show monthly meetings for several groups. Washington Chapter No 4 R A M and Hiram Graft serve as H P and secretary. Stated assemblies occur second Friday. Bloomington Council No 175 meets first and third Friday at Red Men hall with members invited.
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Iowa
St.Louis Bon
B& Fox
Bloomington
Council No
AWA
Red Men Hall
West
Varell
George Scholten
Ms A. Hend City
Modern Brotherhood of America
Lowa Ave
Mra
En; Grau
Paul Brincw
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Official
OF the Weather
L.S Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Sharian Marvin
DAILY_WEATHER MAP
Dey
Han Low
Jesu
Rane Aayenpert
Jane Tam
Tima
Subuque le Chaste
Davennort
Saint Louis
Pubugne
Madeune
Davenport
Shurier
Lorecaster
dLay Dt
Jung
Omaha
Goa
Sim MR Wie
Ghge Ak
Ko. Powtry
J. J. Fahey CO. Tailoring
Iowa Ave
Kraus Torrens
The
Better Babies Movement
MOBD
Muscatine Markets
Society
Journal
Ater
Set Reliance Loan Company
Iowa Avenue
Muscating
Reliance Loan Company
Muscatine
F. Ashcraft
B. Ind. St
M. M.o'connor
Grand Parks
North Dakota
Pierson's
Minnesota
Kansas
E. L. Shepherd
Xyo Y. Whitmer
American Bank Bldg
Daut
Letts
Titus Loan & Investment Co
Titus Loan &Investiment Co
Fon Sale
Elsabeth Nicklas
Corner Eth
Lucas St
Tim
Fairbanks and Morse
Wil Sely
Bijou
2Nd Street
C. T. Gremme
E. W. Horton
Childs
Bogards Clothing Store
Orland
Robbina & Zaigler
Satlr— Wall Cass
Batterson Stores
Buzey
S. Sinnett
J. ‘B. Mark and Son
Houes
Fairview Ave
Gimans
Cpa
H. 6Th St
Union Tobacco
Mi Oi Machinery
Journal Offifice
Garland
Eastina St
Adrdress
West Jefferson St
EL K. Journal
Hahn Bros
West 2Nd. St
W. Journ
J. Greenblatt
Evans Street
Relianca Loan Company
Rau Tha Joan
Aldee Tarzest Loan Company
Muscano
Reliance Loan CO
Ansentine
International Mills
Weat
Philadelphia
Joe R. Hatley
Oakland Drive
Pearl City
Brathran
AB Thalter
Ebara
Dolsen
M. E
Brotherhood of Americal
Ai Dowdell
Ingraham
Forenas
Pytnias
Pacona
Xcyoming Lodge
Mai Rider
Hanjove
Bell
H. MN. Bartlett
Towa
Srd
Bodman
Benjamin Noyenehuis
Asmald
Want
W. 3Rd St
Ryé ‘UN
Heman
Linn
Third St
Inquire Hershe
State Bank
Lown Arve
H. D. Herst
Tri-City Barber College
B. Carr
West Liberty
Versailles
Franklin Institute
Rochester
N. OF
Tate
N, Rosenberger
Wisconsin
Wisconsin State Board of Immigration
Capitol
Madison
Wis
Cord Rate
Pactheecorst
Warthe
Boyd Transfer Co
Honsapolia
Minn
Eurty
Titus Loan & Invenment. Co
Reward
St. Phote
K. N
J. Journal
DR. C. F. Jappe
Tubsrcuiets
Gae — Journal
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