Midwest and regional livestock market reports dated Aug 30
Regional hog cattle and sheep receipts show varied activity with mixed gains across Chicago Omaha Kansas City and East St. Louis markets. Prices range with hogs mostly $10.00 to $10.80 heavy and cattle generally $6.00 to $7.50, sheep softer in the east and higher in some west reports.
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S J. Louis
ST. Louis
Aug
Chicago
Omaha
Iansan City
Kansas City
Peters
East St. Lonia
East ST. Louis
Markets Report From New York and Chicago
Markets note creamery extras at $2 score with varied creamery and firsts values. Exggs receipts 9,095 cases, butter and potatoes showing gains, Jersey cobblers and Giants price levels listed. Poultry alive and fowls firm with spring prices. multiple regional figures and stockstuffs observed in August reports.
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New York
Chicago
Cnticago
Markets Decide Rally in Wheat Prices in Chicago
European buyers reduced expectations for Russian exports through the Starndandles, sparking a rally in Chicago wheat as prices closed higher. Sept at 1.4814, Dec at 1.4717, with corn and oats up modestly and provisions firm. Frost damage in Canada, rail strike fears, and anticipated crop movement declines supported gains. Bulls benefited from rising hog prices and freer meat purchases in the South.
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Chicago
Canada
Long Commission Co
Olla Park
Grain markets across major cities report varied wheat and corn prices
Chicago prices show No. 2 red wheat at 1.45 with other grades near 1.40 to 1.47. St Louis lists No. 2 red at 1.64 and No. 4 red at 1.38, corn ranges. Kansas City and Minneapolis note firm oats while Detroit and Toledo give alfalfa and clover readings. Market shows inconsistent regional spikes and declines as traders watch supply levels.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Omaha
Ty Kaunas City
Kansas City
Toledo
Aus
Alsthe
Timothy
Hay and Straw Prices Rendered From St Louis Market
Listing of hay and straw grades with price quotes in dollars per ton and crate, including mixed clover alfalfa timothy and straw ranges. The article also adds two unrelated maxims on horses and automobiles and on ideas versus social success.
Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles
The Texas Wonder claims to cure kidney and bladder ailments for men and women, dissolves gravel, and treats diabetes, rheumatism, and back pain. It promises bladder regulation for children and offers mail ordering for $1.00 per bottle, with testimonials available from various states. Dr. F. E. Hall in St. Louis markets it. druggists may stock it.
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Texas Wonder
FE. W Hall
Olive Street
St. Louis
Slight Advance in Local Corn Prices
Corn sold a cent higher and in a few cases two cents higher in the city market Tuesday. Market Master Thomas Witzgerald expects the cereal to drop back a cent or two today. Hay held near $10, with nine loads at $10 a ton, two at $9.50, one at $9, loose hay. One baled load sold for $19, baled straw two loads at $36 and $4.50. Oats were not on the market Tuesday.
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Thomas Witzgerald
Local Markets Prices for Hay Grain and Farm Commodities
Local markets list wholesale and retail prices for hay and grain, flour, mill products, hogs, pigs, cattle, poultry, hides, and byproducts. Prices cover wheat, corn, timothy hay, alfalfa molasses, shipstuff, linseed meal, digesters tankage, and various hog weight classes, with additional figures for butcher quotes and fat cattle.
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Knollenberg Ahillings Company
Greiback Waven
H. BP
Leading Stocks Under Pressure Amid Railway Labor Strife
New York August 20. Stocks faced persistent pressure as railway labor disputes spurred liquidation and pressure. Few gains appeared with Mercantile Martine preferred and Pacific Mail showing some strength. Trading irregular, with moderate activity in early and late hours. Marine preferred rose on volume, while autos and copper issues dragged. Government bonds moved lower as market tightened.
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Martine
Pacific Mail
Marine Preferred
Pacific Ocean
New York Central
Trans
Market Letter Reports Wheat Demand Amid North American Rally
Long Commission Co reports a global wheat draw of about 10.5 million bushels last week, driving gains in Winnipeg and lifting Chicago prices. It notes Russian supply limits, delayed outlet creation, and a smaller world wheat crop versus consumption. Corn and oats movements reflect oversold conditions, pending USDA detail, with bullish outlooks tied to reduced yields in the northwest and Canada.
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Northwest
Minneapolis
Duluth
Winnipeg
Liverpool
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Forein
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Canada
Dr Kings New Discovery Cough Syrup Claim
A vintage advertisement promises Dr King s New Discovery as a pleasant sweet syrup for coughs and colds. It notes long time users are the best friends and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied with the remedy. Buy a bottle and use as directed.
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DR. King
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