Market Reports Cooler Weather Eases Wheat Losses
Chicago Aug 1 cooler weather eased concerns of spring crop damage and left wheat futures mixed with a slight down move from Saturday. Corn and oats fell modestly while provisions showed a setback. market breadth was unsettled as traders weighed rallies from Canadian rust reports against rain in Illinois and Iowa. Regional cattle and hog prices varied with wide receipts across major markets in St Louis Kansas City Omaha and Des Moines.
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Chicago
Illinois
Iowa
Bears
St. Louis
Coe
Louis
Chicago Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
Sinat St. Louis
East ST. Louis
Omunba
Omatta
Grain Market Report From Chicago and Other Cities
Grain prices mix across regions with multiple wheat and corn bids listed. Chicago shows No 2 hard at 1.16 to 1.20, No 3 red around 1.21, and diverse yellow and white corn quotes. Kansas City and Toledo offer additional wheat and corn figures. Minnesota and New York figures reflect steady to firmer bids on select grades as rust and blight affect sentiment.
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Chicago
Ikanans City
Kansas City
Toledo
Pronaia
Gample
Minneapolia
Minneapolis
New York
Duluth
Eas
Manitoba
Markets in New York and Chicago report mixed dairy and grain quotes
New York and Chicago market notes show butter creamery 24 to 41/2 cents, cheese and sugar prices steady to higher, raw sugar centrilugal at 0.27, molasses 450, confectioners sugar 5.49, coffee quiet, and Kansas City butter 28 cents, eggs 22 cents, poultry ranges across regions.
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New York
Utter
Seare
Xstra
Hennery
Bhennery Browne
Chicago
Virginia
Virginia Bulk
Missouri
Kanasa
Kansan City
Kansas City
Wheat and corn markets shift on reports from fields
Chicago markets show early pressure on wheat as bears appear in cash interests, but midday prices rise on thinning supplies and heavy export demand for durum. Corn gains modestly on cooler Chicago weather and heat damage reports from Illinois and the southwest, with uncertain crop prospects. Oats hold due to hedging and July rainfall, while strong domestic and export demand supports oats.
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Northwest
South Dakota
Canadian Northwest
Manitobas
Dull Session in New York Stock Market Tracks Decline
New York stock market opened dull with limited significance in dealings. Total volume around 226000 shares as bankers saw demand for short term notes in bonds while international issues steadied. rails and shipping stocks showed strength, with munitions and equipment up, and Willys Overland as an exception. Prices reflected cautious sentiment amid wheat and corn damage reports and labor tensions.
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New York
Canadian Pacific
Willys-Overland
York
Allis-C
A. T
Atchison
Ferlo
Eae Bam
Nor
Luco
Lehigh
C.eee Tile Tim Tim TT Mok. & Tiwee
N.Y
Pullman
Tock Island
Pspa, Pac
Seaecee Union Pac
US. &. Steel
U.S. Steel
Libty
Willys-Over
Market News and Bond List From New York
Hors es and Mules report steady market with prices for extra heavy draft horses, eastern chunks and southern bean stock. Mule prices listed by height, ranging from 15 to 16% hands up to 180 dollars. New York financials show mercantile paper at 4 percent, government bonds and US securities listed with various coupons and registered issues. Also an advertisement promotes Dr King s New Life Pills for daily bowel movements and general health.
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ST. Louis
Various Products Arrive in Fourteen Loads at Market
Fourteen loads of corn, oats, wheat, cats, hay and baled straw arrived Monday and sold by noon. Hog prices fell ten cents, oats and wheat threshed, hogs trading lower. Four loads of wheat at Ti per bushel, three loads of cats with two prices 6c and one unspecified. Hay and straw prices varied, baled hay from 7.25 to 9.50 per ton and straw at 5.50 per ton.
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Knollenbergling Company
Dr King’s New Discovery Ad Promises Cold Relief
A vintage advertisement urges readers to start Dr King’s New Discovery to ease coughs and soothe the throat with pine tar antiseptic oils and balsams. It claims laxative effects and a rapid cold relief, touting 40 years of use and urging readers to keep a bottle at home and buy from the driggist.
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Dr. King
Driggist
Wonder drug promises kidney and bladder cure
Advertises Texas Wonder claimed to cure kidney and bladder troubles for men and women and regulate children's bladder issues. Claims full treatment for two months per bottle at $1.07, with mail order from Dr FL W. Hall of St Louis Missouri and testimonials available. sold by druggists.
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Texas
FL W. Hall
Olive Street
St Louis
Old Resident of Pike County Dead
Solomon T. Johnson, long-time Pike County resident, died at Green Pond home July 27. Civil War Ninety-ninth Illinois Infantry veteran, father to Attorney Edwin Johnson and Dr. Fred Johnson, survives with widow and several children. Miss Margaret Johnson of Quincy visiting. other local social notes and community updates follow.
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Pittsfield
Solomon T. Johnson
Pike County
Green Pond
Johnson
Ninety-ninth Regiment
Illinois Infantry
Edwin Johnson
Fred Johnson
Milton
Margaret Johnson
Quincy
Frankie Farrington
Helen Shriver
Margaret Cole
Probate notes in county court
Henry J. Menne as executor of Anna Kroeger's estate filed a report showing receipts of 1997.68 and expenditures of 1997.68. the report was approved and the executor discharged. August Holtman as executor of Fred Holtman's estate filed a report showing receipts and expenditures of 5286.49. the figures balance. Some of the most eloquent sermons.
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Henry J. Menne
Anna Kroeger
August Holtman
Fred Holtman
Relief From Kidney Trouble With Foley Pills
Ambrose Gary of Sulphur Oklahoma suffered kidney trouble for ten years and could hardly walk. After starting Foley Kidney Pills three months ago he felt relief from the first bottle and completed three bottles, calling the medicine wonderful. No harmful drugs Miller and Arthur Drug Co.
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Ambrose Gary
Okla
Foley
Miller and Arthur Drug Co
The Crime of Silence Incurable Suffering Addressed by Dr Strohl
The article discusses widespread silent suffering from sexual neurasthenia and related organ weaknesses. It claims low nerve energy and various causes damage organs, causing symptoms like insomnia, headaches, indigestion, back pain, and circulatory issues. Dr. H Strohl in Quincy treats these conditions using electricity, drugs, serums, and gland extracts, with broad accessibility and extended hours.
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Stroh
Quincy
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