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Wheat prices rise on crop damage reports
FULL MARKET REPORTS CROP DAMAGE SENDS PRICES UP SWIFTLY Chicago Aug 2 Wheat prices jumped as crop damage reports from the northwest spurred gains. Sept at 1.24 1.244 4, Dec at 1.28. Corn and oats mixed, hog prices weak. Export sales and Belgian relief chatter supported wheat and oats. Bulls dominated the wheat pit despite early losses.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Illnois
Iowa
Nebraska
Belgian Relief Commission
Comparative Quotationa Chicago Market Prices, Tuesday
Price range results for Wheat Corn and Pork with open high low close figures and weekly totals. Includes visible supply, regional trade data for Minneapolis Duluth Winnipeg and Liverpool market notes, with Tuesday receipts and shipments figures.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Duluth
Winniper
Liverpool
Grain Markets Across Cities Report Slips and Prices
Grain prices move in several markets with wheat and corn varying by No 2 and No 3 grades. Reports from Liverpool Chicago Omaha Toledo New York Minneapolis and Peoria show spot and cash values for wheat corn oats and timothy with several price ranges and changes noted.
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Liverpool
Aus
Manitoba
Cago
Chicago
Omaha
Toledo
Clover Reed
Alsthe
Timothy
New York
York
Duluth
Minneapolis
Peoria
Proria
Financial Market Quotes From New York AUg 2
In New York August 2 mercantile rates show par value at 4 percent, bar silver at 64 cents, Mexican dollars at 49 and a half cents. Call money ranged high at 9 percent, low at 2.4 percent, with closing bid at 3.5 percent.
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New York
Market Receipts and Prices from Major Cities
Omaha hogs cattle and sheep receipts and price ranges in descriptions spanning Omaha Kansas City Chicago St Louis markets. Details include hogs at 8.00 to 10.70 per cwt, cattle steers 5.75 to 10.00, cows 4.50 to 9.60, sheep lambs 6.75 to 11.00, with regional totals and day-to-day shifts.
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Omaha
Ansas City
Kansas City
Chicago
St. Louis
Markets Report From Chicago New York and Kansas City
The market notes list butter and egg movements in Chicago and Kansas City with receipts and price ranges for firsts and seconds. It also reports New York spot coffee and raw sugar prices, butter scores, and cheese trends, reflecting a volatile early August commodities scene.
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Chicago
Aus
Springs
Katinas City
Kansas City
New York
Hons Lsc
Santos Ds
Page
Hennery
Wheat and corn markets face scarce hedges amid large futures movement
In Chicago on August 2, widespread skepticism about spring wheat's seriousness spurred free selling while foreigners buy deferred wheat deliveries. Corn shows resistance as drought hits yields. oats face hedging pressure and quiet trading. Government bonds and U.S. securities listed amid a market context of high prices and uncertain crop prospects.
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Chicago
Til
Dranwth
Stocks Rally After Setbacks In Broad Market rebound
New York stocks recovered from recent lethargy led by Union Pacific and United States Steel with large gains and heavy trading. Strong June earnings reports from major rail lines and dividend moves boosted confidence while munitions and industrials advanced on anticipated foreign contracts. Bond activity was uneven as hay and grain prices and farm product quotes appeared alongside livestock and milling product figures.
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New York
Union Pacifica
United Statesy Steel
Pennsylvania
Studebaker
Rock Island
U. S
Market prices for horses and mules in Br. TAaTIS
Market ware notes list extra heavy draft horses at 125 to 185 dollars, southern drafts 55 to 125 dollars, and mules from 150 to 350 dollars depending on size and age. 16 to 14 hands priced from 125 to 270 dollars, up to 44 hands at 350 dollars, reflecting varied draft stock.
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New York
Atchison Shoy
Meig M. & St BP
N. Ww
Weed Ld
Elecarg
Gre Nor Ptd
Lehigh
Paw
N. Y
Nor, Pac
Rock Island
Studebaker
Willys-Over
Woolworth
Br. Taatis
Riverside Local Notes Include Visits and Weather
Mr and Mrs Geo Rice travel to Colorado to visit Mrs Rice's parents Mr and Mrs Andrew Tyler. Sadie Quincy returns from Beverly visiting her brother and family. Aura Redman and Levi McCarl thresh with Lea staying through Sunday. Eugene Pierson's new house goes up with Floyd Mitchel and Willie Crim building. Carrie Guinty and Sadie enjoy time with Ben Swain's family. Katherine Ewan was sick Saturday and Sunday. Camp meeting starts August 10 in the A Ficks grove. Weather hot and dry. rain needed, wells and cisterns lowering. Carrie Redman plans to Chicago mid month for school, Sadie Whitney and children visit from New Town. John Brown's family move into A Flick's house. Jitt Brown of Newtown moves into nearby house. Mrs Otte Lawton visits her mother. Clyde Reed and son visit Ben Swiin's family. Lease and Rosetta Ollwen and children visit Quincy. Lease and Jessie Haseouk Sunday in Quincy. Ben Colling of Quincy visits Polly Holman. Jeessie Holman of Perry visits. A larger party of women dine in the woods and report a fine time. Miss Jessina Glascock of Laverton, Mac., visiting. Mrs Arvilla Blick rides out. visits Grant Halls and Front. News: during June, many drowned bodies from Jutland Naval battle found off Danish, Norwegian, and Swedish coasts. battle May 31–June 1.
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Geo. Rice
Colorado
Andrew Tyler
Sadie Quincy
Beverly
Aura Redman
Levi McCarl
Miss Lea
Eugene Pierson
Floyd Mitchel
Willie Crim
Frank Dearen
Chicago
Echvoel Theta
Little Son
Ben Swiin
Lease
Rosetta Ollwen
Clarence Chester Lease
Jessie Haseouk
Quincy
Ben Colling
Polly Holman
Jeessie Holman
Perry, Wits & Visitor
Etfla Glasscock
Jessie Glascock
Carrie Redman
Bianch
Sadie Moore
Nelle
Mabel Pierson
Myra Rice
June Riley
Florence Wan
Jessina Glascock
Laverton
Mac
Arviila Blick
Grant Halls
Corn Market Report from Hot Sunshine Market
Seventeen loads of corn hay oats and baled straw arrived in the city market on Tuesday with prices steady. Corn loads sold at 7% cents per bushel while oats ranged from 36 to 50 cents. Hay, baled or loose, traded between 7.25 and 9.50 dollars per ton with one stray bale at 5.50.
Local Card of Visits From Durham and Nearby Towns
Durham Missouri residents host and visit friends throughout the week with guests from Lewistown Quincy Marywood Ewing and Taylor. Names include Mrs Jim Piner Mrs Ots White Mrs John Saunders Oscar Hoskins and several Shacklefords and Mortons.
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Jim Piner
Lewistown
Joe Schofield
Ots White
John Saunders
George Saunders
Sune
Oscar Hoskins
Quincy
Jealousy in Love and Marriage Lessons
A pithy saying contrasts how jealousy is seen in romance versus marriage, noting that a loving partner respects autonomy while a husband’s jealousy can sting. The quote frames fidelity as admiration in love but an affront in matrimony.
Estates and guardianship rulings in Hancock probate
Hancock county probate record shows executors reporting sale receipts from Samuel Long estate including 30 acres in section 9 and other parcels to Zenith Homberger and George F Homberger totaling $16 000 plus rents and administered funds. The court approved reports and ordered distributions among heirs led by William H Long James A Long Margaret B McGuin Mariah E Klipper Laura E Johnson and others. Additional notices cover wills proofs guardianship for minors and various estate actions including transfers of property, guardianship for Taoucla M Jones, and appointments of executors and guardians.
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Samuel Long
William H. Long
James A. Lone
George F. Homberger
Zenith Homberger
James A. Long
Segmnee D. Long
Margaret B. McGuin
Mariah E. Klipper
Laura E. Johnson
Jeee Grafton
PE Grafton
John Reiter
Sarah Helter
Cecilia Couer
Emmaline Homma
James Reiter
John Freiter
Frank Reiter
Edward Reiter
J. BR. Wallace
H. M. Elder
Emily Tyner
William E. Lyon
George W. Rhea
Henry T. Pitt
Fred Salm, Jr
Robert Pitt
Junction
Plutea County
Titah
L. E. Garvin
William S. Black
Eli N. Lincoln
Darford W. Warner
Gladys Drake
Procop Neuzil
Lisle
Geneva Training School
Carrie S. O'Connor
Genidl Schools
J. LH. Helms
Annie BR. Campbell
Ingraham
J. R. Bosin
John H. Furgas
Benjamin FB. Johnson
Ollie Morris
EL. Hill
Central Illinois State Hospital
Jacksonville
George Morris
Elizabeth Guthrie
W. J. Richey
Ahimana Puntaney
William I. F Puntaney
Towa HK Marshall
William L. Puntenney
Kessia Brivia
Freana Wilcox
Lewis M. Myers
Taoucla
M. Jones
Nable W. Jones
Ralph LL Jones
John Aa. Jones
Nellie Jones
Lewis Mr. Myers Puerdian
Tilie Tinessig
Jacob Hnessig
Jacob Haessig
Amberson Fecnton
McLaren
Hazel Ssywartz
Lewis Seaton
Marving Seaton
Washington Seaton
George W. Seaton
Elmer Seaton
Solic
Real Eataic
Catherine Doty
Mary A. Arus
Basco
Samuel Tang
George Homberger
Local Visitors and Family News from La Belle Area
Mr and Mrs Claude Bradley were La Belle visitors Saturday and visited with his grandparents Mr and Mrs Carmack. Orville Clarkson and L Hilbert were La Belle visitors Saturday. Dr Cooter of La Belle was called to see Miss Lizzie Allen Sunday morning who he pronounced was suffering from gall stones. Miss Minnie Baker of Rutledge spent the weekend with her sister Mrs Chas Parrish. Tom Bruce Ernest Clarence and James McReynolds have each purchased Ford cars. Mr and Mrs Mort Fowler and little daughter Willa Mae spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mrs Fowler's parents Mr and Mrs James Buford and family. Mr and Mrs Dorsey of Rutledge spent the weekend with their Bork Raymond and family east of town. Mrs Laura Carder, visiting her daughter Mrs A G Richards and Mrs Sterling McReynolda, spent a few days last week in Knoxville with relatives and friends before returning home to Stettler.
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Deer Ridge
Misaurine Wildman
LaBelle
Will Clapp
Willie Poague
Des Moines
Iowa
Arthur Lee Walker
Ruth Marx
Ora Miller
Lizzie Allen
Midway
George
Will Shinn
Man Shinn
H. M. Brosins
E. H. Roberts
Will Brown
Alph Morrow
Walter Baitzell
Neeper
Mary Baltzell
Bettie Wilson
Dug Patrick
Guy
Quincy
Arthur Cooper
Kansas City
Chas. Menke
Wm. Miller
Wison Carmack
Will Cooper
Cherry Menke
Lula Sivuse
Bert
George Clarkson
Wm. Poague
May McClain
Wilson Carmack
Artie McDonald
Claude Rodgers
Illinois
Clara Marx
Williamstown
Bob McReynolds
Rev. Cooper
la Grange
Carl Menke
Kahoka
Luther Ferguson
Charley Menke
Mary Menke
J. Ferguson
Hamilton Bridge
Lula House
Sidney Fuller
Tilsie Walker
Frank Parrish
Rutledge
la Belle
Maurine Wildman
Zelma
Seman Bridge
Lewis
Nicholas Harris
Silag Baltzell
H. M. Brosina
Claude Bradley
Carmack
Orville Clarkson
L. Hilbert
Dr. Cooter
Colony
Minnie Baker
Chas
Parrish
Tom
Bruce
Ernest
Clarence
James McReynolds
Mort Fowler
Willa Mae
Laura Carder
A. G. Richards
Sterling McReynolda
Knoxville
Stettler
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