Corn Markets Hit Highest Prices as Demand Surges
Chicago reports urgent demand for immediate delivery pushing No 2 gallo grain to 1.761 a bushel amid weather fears and export orders. Wheat and oats rise. provisions mixed as cash demand stalls. Northwest car lots show strong weekly totals while receipts and shipments vary by grain type.
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Chicago
Seaboard
Kansas
Nebraska
Atlantic Seaboard
Europe
Chnios
Alton
Minneapolis
Duluth
Winnipeg
Grain Market Prices Across Multiple Cities July 1
Grain markets report small variations across St Louis Kansas City Minneapolis Omaha New York and Omaha futures. Prices cover Wheat No 2 red hard No 2 white and other grades, Corn No 2 white yellow and mixed, Oats standard and white varieties, with figures in dollars and cents.
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St. Louia
Louis
Inangar City
Kansas City
Para
Minneapolis
Peonta
Onias
Omaha
Omatta
Neh
New York
Local Markets Report of Feed Grains and Livestock Prices
The market lists hay and grain prices including No 2 wheat at 2.20 and corn at 1.50 to 1.70 per bushel, oats 0.65 to 0.70, baled hay 20 to 21, straw 8 to 8.50, and various milling products from Knollenberg Milling. Hog and pig quotations from the C L & Q stock yards cover weights from 100 to 356 pounds with bids from 11.25 to 15.15, plus local butcher quotes for fat cattle, veal, sheep, and poultry. Hides, tallow, grease, and wool prices are also included from multiple local buyers.
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Knollenberg Milling Company
Ughees
Swift
H. P
H. P. Chick
Mississippi River
Choice
Choice Hope
Anck Brothers
Davia and A Cleaver Co
Bolles & Rogers
Seed Market Prices and Young Passport Applicant
Seed market notes list Clover seed prices in Toledo with cash and future quotes and miscellaneous grains. The item also records Frank Harold Speir, eight, of San Francisco, embarking on a second ocean voyage to Australia to live with grandparents, noted as the smallest passport applicant from that city.
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Frank Harold Speir
San Francisco
Cal
Australia
Antipodes
Frank
Weekly Market Letter from Long Commission Company
Chicago July 1 Corn shows a sharp recovery from an early break with fair gains as cash demand offsets crop prospects for feed grains. Oats stay strong with export buyer interest and contracts for new oats, indicating good farmer prices in the near term. July yield hints remain uncertain and a two sided market is likely next month.
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Chicago
Hogs Market Dips Five Cents On Saturday Sale
Hogs on the local live stock market fell five cents Saturday in a quieter market. Four farmers appeared at the city market while oats traded at 67 cents a bushel and corn at 1.70 per bushel. Louse hay brought in two loads with prices at 195 and 20 per ton.
Hay and Straw MarketReports July 1 1900
Loula Illinois and Chicago markets show brisk demand for timothy and clover mixed straw and high grades of prairie clover and alfalfa in short supply. Medium and common qualities are dull. Day’s inspections list 27 cars with timothy 14, clover mixed 123, clover 1, prices range from 16.19 to 19.60 for timothy and 9 for straw. Chicago notes cover timothy prices up to 20.60 and various oat and wheat listings.
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Loula
Louis
Chicago
Saturdays Market Shows Sound Basis
New York July 1 The stock market opened mixed but closed with gains as Industrials and several unclassified stocks rose after early declines. Notable gains from Crucible Lackawanna Bethlehem Midvale Steel Colorado Fuel Great Northern Ore were observed. total volume about 420000 shares. Redeposit of Wberry funds increased bank reserves by about 63 million, loans by 115 million, reserves up 107 million.
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New York
Crucible
Lackawanna
Bethlehem
Midvale Steels
Colorado
Great Northern Ore
Republic Iron
AN Steel
Baldwin
American
New York Airbrake
American Can
Petroleums
Ohio Gas
General Motors
Wberry
Meet Federal Bank
A. T
Cease
Atchison
M. Kk
N.Y. Cent
N.Y. N.handil
Nor. Pac
Penn
Sesee
So. Pac
Studebaker
Union Pac
U. S. Steel
U.S. Steel Pfd
the West
Union
Willys-Over
Woolworth
Livestock Market Prices From Major U.S. Centers July 1
Hogs receipts 7,000 at St Louis with mixed and butcher hogs $14.75 to $16.50. cattle receipts 200 with native beef steers $7.50 to $18.50. sheep 600 with lambs $10.75 to $16.25. Chicago hogs 7,000 receipts weak to 10 cents lower. cattle 2,000 slow. sheep 9,000 slow. Omaha 6,500 hogs steady heavy $14.85 to $15.25. cattle 1,600 steady. Kansas City hogs 600 steady. dressed beef and live cattle ranges listed.
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St. Louisa
ST. Louis
Chicago
Omatya
Eniveas
Wothers
Kansans City
Kansas City
Markets in Chicago and nationwide grain butter and poultry prices
July 1 market notes show butter steady to lower across cities including Chicago and Kansas City, with creamery quotes varying. Egg receipts tallied in Chicago, New York reports steady butter, mixed egg and poultry prices, plus Minneapolis flour and local notes, ending with a human-interest aside about D. M. Rush and a former Russian army stint.
Loraine Woman Victimized by Two Stub Doctors
In Carthage on July 1 two men posing as Dr J M Moses and Harry Wilson, from Chicago, conned Mrs Mary G Carr of Loraine and her daughter Iva Frances, 17, out of 75 dollars for a bogus tuberculosis treatment. They fled to Quincy after cashing the check, were arrested at West Point, and face extortion and conspiracy charges with bonds set at 2000 each.
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Carthage
J. M. Moses
Arry Wilson
Chicago
Hancock County
Mrs. Carr
Loraine
Mr. Wilson
Dr. Moses
Wilson
Dwight
Quincy
Carr
Augusta notes mark week of visits and church plans
In Augusta Illinois Mrs Ed Gordon and daughter Mary spent Monday in Macomb on business. Mrs Fred Beard and daughter Margaret plan a week in Galesburg with her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Lewis. Attorney Adolph Weinberg left Friday for Detroit on business. Miss Helen Young visiting from Macomb Normal arrived Friday to spend a few days with her parents. Mrs D M Sapp of Plymouth called on friends Friday. Union Sunday services resume July 1 at the Presbyterian church. A five day chautauqua is set for July 17 21 with Miss Juanita Shank of Kansas City visiting Augusta. A laundry tip explains removing fruit juice stains from table linen by hot water before washing and using salts of lemon or ammonia for stubborn spots.
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Ed Gordon
Mary
Macomb
Fred Beard
Margaret
Galesburg
Charles Lewis
Adolph Weinberg
Detroii
Helen Young
Macomb Normal
HM. Young
D. M. Sapp
Plymouth
Augusta
Union
Presbyterian Church
Kern
The
Christian Church
Juanita Shank
Kansas City
Council of Defense Meets in Palmyra
Marion county council on call met with township councils at Palmyra court house. Dr. W G Bit ting of St. Louis spoke on war measures. Nielsen distributed 300 vaccine doses for blackleg. 100 more were sent Saturday, finishing the week with 400. William N Bates dies in Chicago. long-time Marion Democrat official. Mrs Eugenia Stout funeral set for Sunday at Presbyterian church. Arymiap club hosted event at Hanly opera house despite heat.
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Palmyra
Council of Defense
Marion County
W. B. Pettibone
Hannibal
Chairan
Court House
W. Gc, Bitting
St. Louis
National Council
Bitting
Worth
Sidney J. Roy
Blackleg
Nielsen
Philadelphia
William Bates
William N. Bates
Chicago
Mr. Bates
R. §. Spencer
Eugenia Stout
Presbyterian Church
J. E. Kerr
Perry
W. J. Jackson
T. M. Barbee
T. T. Hinde
Madison Iil
Clarence Jackson
Los Angeles
Cal
W. P. Jackson
Salt Lake City
Utah
Lucille
Greenwood Cemetery
Smith
Arymiap Club
Auction at Haycraft restaurant fixtures sold in Hirner building
The Haycraft restaurant fixtures, furniture and dishes were auctioned Saturday afternoon in the Hirner building. The article notes a vivid image from Thebes where butchers are depicted sharpening knives on a blue round metal bar attached to aprons, said to be iron.
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Jane Hollyman
Dorothy Hollyman
Ed Meier
Haycraft
Hirner
Thebes
Egypt
Weather Outlook for Great Lakes and Plains Regions
Forecasts issued for the Great Lakes region indicate generally fair conditions with occasional local thunderstorms possible. Moderate temperatures are expected in the Plains states and the upper and middle Mississippi valleys, with overall temperatures near normal.
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Washington
Montley
Orien
Great Lakes
Plains
Mississippi
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Seed Market
Toledo
Ohio
Timothy
Clover
Weekly Market Letter
Long Commission Company
Panama
Kanane City
Santosa
Poultry
D. M. Rush
Mississippi City
Miss
Marion County Division
W. C. Bitting
Wolf
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