Markets Fridays Top Price Five From Chicago
The wheat market rose again on Friday led by Winnipeg with renewed crop pessimism reports. Rumor of Canadian government crop commandeering denied in Winnipeg. Wheat top prices up 3 4 percent. corn up 1 1 2 percent. July futures jumped to 146. Provisions closed 15 30 cents higher. Cash wheat premiums rose to season high on strong export demand. European weather generally unfavorable. Argentine heat damages corn. Kansas outlook pessimistic. No. 2 yellow corn bid at 94 4 cents. Gaza advanced with grains. Large lard export business noted. Market showed high volume and activity.
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Chicago
Winnipeg
Kansas
Gaza
Northwest Car Lotta Market Report and Liverpool Cables
Market recap for Northwest Car Lotta and Liverpool Cables with Friday figures for wheat corn oats and livestock. Estimates for today show wheat 193, corn 127, oats 630 with cattle hogs and sheep totals. Chicago Car Lots data list Friday and year comparisons for wheat corn and oats with receipts and shipments volumes across crops and livestock.
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Northwest
Duluth
Winnipeg
Liverpool
Chicago
Grain prices and seed markets across the nation and Europe
Across Toledo Chicago Omaha Kansas City Liverpool and New York seed and grain prices show Clover seed Timothy and Alsike trading with cash and futures quotes. Wheat corn oats and rye display varied No 2 and No 1 grades with regional note of rust damage in Canada and firm trends in New York and Minneapolis futures.
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Clover Seed
Alsike
Timothy
Chicago
Rye
Rainey
Omaha
Kansan City
Kansas City
Huy—Clower
Liverpool
Las, &d
Local Market Prices and Quotations for Hay Hogs Poultry
Local market report lists hay and graine prices including timothy alfalfa clover and alfalfa meal, milling flour prices, and various hog cattle and poultry rates. Also shows hides, tallow, and dry goods values with New York mercantile paper and silver exchange updates.
Government Bond L id TS registration details
Fragmented text shows bond related codes and coupon notes with irregular spacing and unclear data. Key items include references to VB ref 29, coupon values, and various unreadable institutional codes.
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Markets Report United States Aug 19 Butter Eggs Cheese
New York and Chicago market notes show butter firm with creamery extras mainly at 31 to 39 percent, firsts around 29 to 32 percent, and seconds near 27 percent. Eggs steady with extra and firsts around 31 percent. cheese firm with state fresh specials and varied averages. Raw sugar dull. spot coffee weak. Kansas City reports butter creamery at 26 to 28 cents, eggs firsts around 24, poultry prices mixed. regional potatoes and cobblers prices listed.
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Santos
Chicago
Jersey Bulk
Virginia
Wisconsin
Horses and Mules Trade Report From St Louis
ST LOUIS August 19 There was a strong run of horses and good clearance as inspections for English French Belgian and United States buyers continued. Southern trade shows steady inquiries while eastern demand remains quiet. Next week expected to fill needs for inspections with limited French Belgian riders. English pay 140 for cobs and 175 for riding horses, 14.2 to 15 hands in demand. Mules show a good week with full aged war mules selling well though big mules and plugs lack demand. Cotton feeders sold fairly well.
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ST. Louis
United States
New York Money Markets Record Mixed Prices
New York money markets show uneven movement with bar silver rising to 55 percent and Mexican dollars at 50 percent. Call money shows high and low ranges. closing bid sits at 2 percent amid steady market activity.
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New York
New York Money
Crops Revived After Recent Rains On Market Report
Prices show corn at 84 cents per bushel with slight advance from prior day. Hog market steady as rains bolster activity. Hay and oats sales vary with loads priced from 41 to 46 cents for oats and 9 to 10 dollars per ton for hay. Multiple loads where prices were not listed.
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Hve Atock
Traders Wary In Fear Of Strike In Rail Talks
New York market opened with tension from stalled Washington railway labor negotiations. Trading was active but focused on well known speculative favorites such as shipping shares U S Steel and Reading. Marine stocks led with a new high for preferred and Mexican and Cuban American Sugar rose, while Motors and munition issues moved irregularly.
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S’rnday
U. S, Steel
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Marines
Mercantile Marines
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St. Paul
Rock Island
Livestock Markets Across Multiple Cities Report Hogs and Cattle
Omaha hog receipts 6,700 steady to high, pigs and bulk priced about $6.50 to $9.86. Cattle receipts 700, steers $7 to $10.40, cows and heifers $6.0 to $7.60. Sheep 10,560, lambs $10.40 to $11.10, yearlings $6.50 to $7.25. Kansas City hogs $9.80 to $10.45, cattle $6 to $10.75, sheep $6.50 to $11.25. St Louis hogs $7.50 to $10.75, cattle $5.50 to $11.75, sheep $6.50 to $7.25, lambs $7.40 to $10.53. Chicago hogs $9.65 to $10.80 bulk $10.15 to $10.70, cattle $3.70 to $11.10, sheep $3.40 to $11.25.
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Wheat and corn market notes from Chicago dispatch
Chicago aug 19 wheat bulls from Manitoba and Saskatchewan push prices higher as local buyers expect shortages. Corn gains on strong outside demand and heat damage in the southwest, while oats fall in yield estimates and cash oats remain strong at the sea board.
Sustained Activity in Business Dun New Fork
Dun's review reports existing uncertainties barely affect steady business, with gains in steel and iron, copper, and dry goods. Producers hesitant to take all contracts. most works sold while doubts over supplies and raw material costs rise. Labor shortages and high prices hinder prompt deliveries as weekly bank clearings reach 5,591,046,843 dollars.
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Dun
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Dropped Dead After Marriage in Kiboume
Mrs James Vanauken died suddenly Wednesday night near Kiboume four hours after her marriage in Havana Her death happened as she stepped from a buggy to enter her new home The incident occurred within the nearby residence area and prompted an immediate medical response by local authorities
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Bloomington
Lit
James Vanauken
Kiboume
Havana
Sunday school convention proves successful in Surrounding Towns
The Sunday school convention held here drew large crowds and featured many able speakers. The Ladies Aid society served dinner at the Congregational church. Mrs Ethel Lagart, daughter of the late Richard Baker of California, will visit Payson for a month. Nina Nowell of Wisconsin visits in Geo Nowell’s home. The Missionary Society plans its next meeting at L K Seymour’s home. George Wagner has purchased a Ford and turned it into a track run. Thomas Seehorn visits his brother Henry Seehorn. L S Elliot plans California travel soon with his sister-in-law and daughter’s family. Ife expects to settle in California. Mr and Mrs Field Bell and children plan Mississippi as their future home, traveling by car. Mr and Mrs Frank Short of Kinderhook visit the Farmers Parents, Mr and Mrs Thomas Short. Wilmer Stewart and Elmer Thompson ordered new Ford touring cars from Collings Plow Co. Recent rains aid farmers in fall plowing and late corn planting. projections show about a half crop.
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Richard Baker
California
Payson
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Wisconsin
Geo. Nowell
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L. K. Seymour
George Wagner
Thomas Seehorn
Henry Seehorn
L. S. Elliot
Ife
Field Bell
Mississippi
Frank Short
Kinderhook
Thomas Short Wilmer Stewart
Elmer Thompson
Collings Plow Company
Local News From New Canton Illinois Report Flooded Tracks and Visits
Heavy Monday night rain washed out several hundred feet of track at New Canton Illinois causing no train and no matfl since Monday evening. Local residents and visitors including Miss Florence Jordan and Miss Nora Jordan of Jacksonville returned home after visits. Several residents, trips, and family updates are noted along with a medical X ray for a broken thigh and the death of Mrs. Francis Clary.
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Hannibal
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Emerson
Omaha
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Charles McNary
O'Fallon
Baker Brown
Quincy
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Wilbert Clary
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Barry
H. J. Ward
Wiliam Billings
Baylis
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Freda McFarland
Iowa
Oglesbee
Dewey
Okla
Kansas City
Rutherford
Edward McFarland
Lawson Higbee
Pittsfield
Simon Manker
Charles Tittsworth
Joliet
Scriptural Doctrines Discussed by Synod in Springfield
The Lutheran Synod central district meeting in Springfield Mich discussed the fifth Augsburg Confession article on the ministry led by Rev. Prof Ay Biedermann of Concordia College. E Seuel of Concordia Publishing House spoke as Missouri Synod treasurer. Rev. Mr. Dierker of Alton spoke on the 400th anniversary of the Reformation with a $1,000,600 jubilee fund planned. two congregations were received into membership.
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Lutheran Synod
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E. Seuel
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Missouri Synod
Dierker
Alton
Submarine warfare renewed says Temps
Paris on August 18 German submarine warfare against merchant ships is back in full swing, per Temps naval expert. The Temps links the new campaign to Germany’s February note that merchant ships bearing guns are not peaceful targets, citing an Italian vessel Flata repelling gunfire, with a promise that other allied merchants will face similar tactics.
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New Rail Flaw Method Cuts Breaks for Central
New York Central announces a perfected process to remove hidden flaws in steel rails. The method, led by Plinmin H. Duddlev, claims rail breaks on Central lines fell from one in 600 to one in 142,000. The flaw removal is done during reheating and milling, and manufacturers are to meet rail officials to discuss adoption.
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