Weather conditions and precipitation drift across regions
Davenport Ia June 17 The low pressure system yesterday over Minnesota moves to the St Lawrence Valley bringing showers and thunderstorms to the upper Mississippi Valley Lake Region and Atlantic slope. A high pressure area moves to the upper Mississippi and Lake regions with cooler air. An additional Western low covers western Canada south to Texas bringing higher temps in the northern Rockies and showers in Missouri Valley. The western low shifts eastward with showers tonight and Friday and warmer weather tonight.
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Lake Region
Atlantic
Upper Lake Region
Canada
Texas
Rocky Mountain
Missouri Valley
Wheat fluctuates as foreign purchase cancellations loom
Chicago wheat rose on stormy Kansas Nebraska weather but soon faded after reports foreigners sought to cancel new crop buys. Corn eased while hogs boosted provisions. close varied with wheat at slight gains or mixed.
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Nla
Kansas
Nebraska
Sac
Receipts Report From Hutton Collins & Frenzel The Chicago Board
Primary receipts show Wheat Today 415000 last week 502000 last year 2ESNC0 Corn Today 431000 last week 610000 last year 501000 Oats Today 338000 last week 419000 last year 522000 Correspondents Jamson Bros Co and 202 Hershey Bank Building supplied the data for this brokerage report.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Jamson Bros & Co
Hershey Bank
Sharp Break in Metal Markets
In New York and London traders faced a sharp metal price break with copper heavy after an early rise. Market reports show price setting in refined metal and mixed activity across shares, with minor specialties rebounding while others remained weak. Shipments and receipts data from Chicago, Minneapolis, and Northwest markets are noted, alongside export wheat figures and year-to-year comparisons.
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New York
N.Y
London
Chicago Grain and Provisions Market Report
Chicago market summary with open high low and close figures for wheat corn oats and hogs and cash grain prices. Notable values show No 2 red wheat around 1.90 per bushel and pork lard prices near 16.75 and 9.27 with cash grain listings for June 17.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Til
Clover
Minneapolis Grain Market Report June 17
Associated Press report from inter palit Minn shows Wheat prices with No 1 hard and No 1 northern quoted at around 1.033 to 1.295 per bushel. No. 3 yellow corn prices listed with reference to market figures and varieties.
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Minneapolis
Associated Press
Inter Palit
Minn
Ib He
Toledo Grain Market Report June 17 Prices
Toledo and St. Louis markets show wheat at 1.16 for December and 1.04 for September, with cash clover seed at 8.00 and August at 8.70, alsike 8.70 for August, Timothy 3.10 cash and 3.30 for September, corn and other notes. St Louis lists poultry at 2.0 to 2.5 cents, butter unchanged.
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Toledo
Associated Press
Ohio
Alsike
Timothy
Falling receipts compel advance in hog market shows
Chicago and Kansas City reports note rising shipments and falling receipts pushing prices up. Hog prices range from 6.00 to 7.30 per hundredweight with various grades listed. cattle demand remains strong with beef steers and cows priced up to 9.50 and 9.00 respectively. sheep receipts weak with lambs and wethers quoted though activity subdued.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Grassy Stark
Cattle and Sheep Receipts at St Louis Market Report
St Louis June 17 cattle and sheep receipts totaled 3 200 head and 1 590 head respectively with mixed cattle prices around 7 50 to 9 25 for steers and 6 00 to 8 10 for cows and heifers. Sheep and lamb receipts showed steady demand with spring lambs near 10 96 and total receipts around 5 256 50.
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St. Louis
Associated Press
South Omaha Live Stock Market Report
South Omaha Neb July 17. Hots Receipts four hundred head market higher. Heavy 7.90 to 7.25 light 7.95 to 7.46 pigs 5.50 to 7.00 bulk 7.15 to 7.25 Cattle Receipts two hundred head market strong Steers 7.5 to 15 cows and heifers 5.85 to 8.85 calves 8.00 to 10.25 Sheep Receipts 5,500 head market range Shorn lambs 7.00 to 8.50 yearling wethers 7.25 to 7.05 spring lambs 8.00 to 9.50
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Chicago
Ssoc McN Press
Kansas City
Associated Press
South Omaha
Neb
Jung
Hirher
Murket
New York Poultry Market Report June 17
Associated Press dispatch from New York notes live irregular Western broilers and turkeys at 10 to 11 cents, pressed poultry quiet, primes unchanged.
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New York
Associated Press
Chicago Produce Market Update Sees Mixed Prices
Chicago Tilt June 17 report lists butter receipts 19,235. potatoes lower with 37 cars. Michigan and Wisconsin whites 30 car loads. Texas sacked products at 5 to 80 cents. North Carolina cobblers 2.75 to 3.00. live poultry steady with fowls 13 cents and springs 18 to 23 cents per pound.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Michigan
Wisconsin
Texas
North Carolina
New York Butter and Cheese Prices See Minor Shifts
AP dispatch from New York reports butter receipts at 11 902 tubs with market easing and varied grade prices for creamery extras. Fresh gathered extras and firsts show several price points in the mid to low 20s, with cheese receipts at 8 489 boxes and state fresh milk flats and twins trading around 11 13 ½ cents. Grain market notes from Liverpool on June 19 list wheat No 1 northern Duluthus and No 2 hard winter, and American mixed corn quotes.
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New York
Associated Press
York
Tiwornoant Grain Market
Liverpool
Southpaw Pitcher Gross Released By Clinton Pilots
Clinton Iowa June 17 Pitcher Gross the southpaw purchased from Hillsboro in the Kitty league was released Tuesday by Manager Munusch of the Clinton Pilots to stay within the player limit. Pitcher Houser from Dubuque College reported Monday night. News items include box scores and the Kansas City grain and St Louis market notes with multiple city standings.
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New Southpaw
Clinton, Ja
Hillsboro
Manafer Munusch
Clinton Pilots
Houser
Dubuque College
Auctioneer seeks army horses near Muscatine
A buyer in Muscatine announces a stock purchase planned for June 12 and June 19 at Grant Whitaker or McIlvoy's yards. He seeks 4 to 9 year old army horses weighing 1150 to 1500 pounds, under 16 hands, all colors except gray, very dark preferred. Calls William Glatstein to arrange purchases or deliveries. He aims to buy one carload or trainload.
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Muscatine
Grant Whitacre’ S
McLvoy
Wm.’ Glatstein
Real Estate for Sale Listings and Local Notes
Real estate ads describe six to eight room cottages with river views paved streets and modern amenities priced from 2100 to 3000 with terms. Also listed are alfalfa hay for sale and market quotes. Local social notices include visitors births and church events with brief summaries.
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Titus Loan & Investment Co
Iowa Ave
Kansas City Produce Market Summary
Kansas City and New York markets report butter eggs poultry unchanged. Sugar steady in New York Sugar market with centrifugal at 4.89 and molasses tied. Retined remains steady.
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New York
Associated Press
Peoria Grain Market Report Summary
Peoria grain market notes a few items with no. 2 white oats at 75 and 74 and a yellow item at 74 percent. The report lists prices and grades for Peoria, Illinois on June 17 with minimal context.
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Peoria
Associated Press
Local Winds and Visits Highlight Columbus Junction Week
In Columbus Junction Ia on June 17 Mrs Louie Warner and daughter Miss Erma attend Cornell college commencement. J A Sprague visited Alatissa Wednesday. O M Cavin and Miss Mildred visited Davenport. Miss Katherine McCarthy came from Washington Wednesday. Miss Myra Malin went to Washington to visit relatives. Martha Rippey of Perry visits sister Mrs C G King. Mrs M A Shellabarger of Letts visits O C Farmer home. Dr S J Lewis visits Iowa City Wednesday. Grace Kerr visits Iowa City to see her father.
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Wapello
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Birmingham
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Muscatine
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Joln Schomberg
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Erma
Cornell College
J. A. Sprague
Atalissa
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Mildred
Davenport
Katherine McCarthy
Washington
Myra Malin
Martha Rippey
Perry
Foley Cathartic Tablets Advertises Benefit for Women
An advertisement claims Foley Cathartic Tablets are not solely for men and are needed by women as well. It asserts digestion relief, stomach sweetness, and regular bowels, noting the product does not gripe or cause nausea. The copy stresses wholesomeness and thorough cleansing.
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