Wheat and corn rise as holidays curb open risk
Chicago market reports holiday trading pushes wheat higher with a 5 percent net rise and July contracts at about 1.03 to 1.05. Corn adds 14 to 16 cents, oats up modestly, and July pork declines 1.72. Deliveries for July corn largely absent, with 1.5 million bushels expected. weather and abroad demand shape prices amid steady trade and data from multiple grain centers.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Chicago Rye and Barney
Barney
New York
Duluth
Manitoba
Peoria
Minneapolis
Omaha
Omana
SEA Hnl
Toleno
Timothy
Hay and Straw Market Report and Catarrh Cure Patent Claim
St Louis price list shows No 2 timothy at 15.50 and No 2 prairie at 10.50 to 11 with various grades and alfalfa figures. straw scarce and firm at 6.50 for wheat. The Toledo, Ohio affidavit portion cites Frank J Cheney offering one hundred dollars for Catarrh cures. Hall's Catarrh Cure is promoted with testimonials and mail order for family remedies.
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St. Louis
Timothy
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucag County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Halu
A. W. Gleason
Hall
F. J. Chensy & CO
Texas
BE. W. Hall
Olive Street
Livestock Market Prices Across Major Midwestern Cities
Hogs receipts around 5,000 with mixed lots and heavies trading from 9.00 to 10.10. Cattle steady with native steers up to 11.35 and cows to 8.25. Sheep receipts about 150 with lambs near 11.00 and wethers around 8.00. Chicago hogs unsettled to 10c higher, bulk 9.75 to 10.00. cattle steady, westerns to 10.45. sheep 7.00 to 11.00. Omaha hogs 9.00 to 9.80, cattle 6.75 to 10.75. sheep 7.00 to 10.60. Kansas City hogs 9.65 to 9.90, cattle 10.26 to 10.75, calves to 11.00. East St Louis hogs 9.60 to 10.10, cattle steady, sheep steady.
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St. Louis
St, Louis
Chicago
Omaha
Wethers
Kanane City
Kansas City
Helfere
Stor Ote
Sheen
Lnnibbs
Fant St. Tonia
East St. Louis
Horses and Mules Market Prices From East St Louis and New York
East St Louis market shows steady horse and mule prices with heavy drafts at 178 and 228 dollars, good heavies at 850, and mules priced from 125 to 200 dollars for various heights. New York Mercantile figures list bar silver at 65, Mexican dollars at 60, and government bond quotes, with several registered bond entries and coupon details.
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East ST. Louis
Ill
Chunka
Mulea
New York
Monrr
Mercantile Paper
Trade Reaction Gains Headway in New York Stock Session
Friday’s late reaction grew stronger in Saturdays brief session with total turnover at 172000 shares. United States Industrial Alcohol fell to 131 1/4, others like Marines and metals held steady amid Mexican situation and entente outcomes. Bank statement showed over 20 million cash loss with reserve decline and loan growth.
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New York
United States
Rails
Pennsylvania
Mexico
U. S
New York Stocka
Loco
RY Can. Pac. Vo
1Ro Com. & St. P
Nor
Lehigh
DAN N.Y
Nor. Pac
Penn
Studebaker
Union Pac
T & Steel
SBS
RAY
Market report from New York Chicago and St Louis
Market notes show butter prices steady to lower across regions with creamery extras up to 29 cents in New York and 27 cents in Chicago, with firsts and seconds varying. Potatoes and poultry listings in St Louis and Kansas City follow, alongside a quip about credulous women trusting dentists to spare pain.
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New York
Hennery
Rio
Santos
Kansan City
Kansas City
Weekly Market Letter by Long Commission Company
The weekly note covers wheat with heavy old wheat deliveries under July contracts and optimistic outlook for new wheat due to favorable harvests, while noting rust risks from excessive rains and heat. Corn demand remains strong with light receipts and minimal July deliveries, oats show heavy short interest with mid July liberal sales expected, and hog prices support feeding profits. Provisions rise on anticipated cured meat shortages for Mexico. overall market mood favors prudent buying amid weather-driven variability.
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Oklahoma
Kansas
Nebraska
Europe
Mexico
Local Markets Prices for Hay Grain and Livestock
Prices paid for hay and grain range from No 2 wheat at 95 cents to oats 80 cents. Baled and loose hays vary from 5.00 to 18.00, with alfalfa at 14.00. Milling products list flour prices and byproduct costs, including wheat and corn meals. Hog and pork markets show car lot and wagon load quotes from 7.50 to 9.60 for various weights, with butchers’ quotes and live prices for cattle, veal, lambs, and poultry. Includes hides, tallow, and wool figures from local traders.
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Knollenberg Milling Company
Mississippi River
The
Home Butcher Company
Maine Street
Hot Weather Boosts Local Farm Market Receipts
Six loads of baled straw, corn and hay arrived at the public market on Saturday before noon. Farmers celebrate warm weather as Clover and timely hay harvests move forward. Corn sold in three loads at 72 and 71 cents per bushel, another price not disclosed. Loose hay brought two loads at 11 dollars per ton, another price not listed. Sealed straw sold for 6 dollars and 60 cents per ton.
Yarn and textile defects listed with severity notes
The fragment catalogs fiber conditions and defects such as burrs chaff and burriness with numeric codes for quality classes like Low and Strong. It mentions wool types including fine and heavy varieties, describes cottony and seedy textures and notes damp or seedy chafty conditions with small price-like figures.
Palmyra Couple Wed Before Circuit Clerk
Kenneth French and Miss Lillian Robinson of Quincy were married in Palmyra by Judge Chadwell Saturday morning. They returned to Quincy on the 10 o clock train. Mr and Mrs W H Scott and several friends spent Friday in Hannibal. A group from the Palmyra area attends the State Normal summer course at Kirksville with 1325 pupils enrolled, 1000 of them girls. courses end August 10.
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Palmyra
Kenneth French
Lillian Robinson
Quincy
Crcuit
Chadwell
W. H. Scott
Maude
Florence
Lucile Brooks
Frances Jaudon
Morris Scott
Hannibal
State Normal
Kirksville
Jennie Feaster
Alma Lechmann
Mathilda Reber
Henrietta Smoot
Opal Crane
Georgia
Jessie Hitch
Philip R. Foster
Local Notes From La Prairie Illinois In Brief
Miss Marie Cummings is able to be up and about on crutches. Mrs Ed Vaucil and children of Elmwood Ill visit Frank Mock and family. Tenhaeff Bros shipped a car of wheat this week plus a second car last Thursday evening. Prayer meeting was well attended Wednesday night. Walter Herron has his house painted this week with Herman Schwanks doing the work.
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Marie Cummings
Ed. Vaucil
Elmwood
Ill
Frank Mock
Tenhaeff Bros
Walter Herron
Herman Schwanks
Local visit notes and family updates from Siloam Illinois
Mrs Mae Grady visited her daughter Mrs Ewen Davis on Sunday. Vernon the seven year old son of Mr and Mrs Albert Whitaker fell and was seriously injured last week and is improving under a physician’s care. Mr and Mrs George Kiefer motored to Quincy last Saturday. Charles Grady of Chambersburg Illinois visits his daughter Mrs Brook Watkins. Mrs Emma Johnson and daughter Alice Adeline visited Mrs Albert Watkins.
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Mae Grady
Ewen Davis
Vernon
Albert Whitaker
George Kiefer
Quincy
Charles Grady
Chambersburg
Ill
Brook Watkins
Emma Johnson
Alice Adeline
Albert
Whitaker Family Update and Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Albert Ausmus were in Siloam Monday evening. Mr and Mrs Glenn Bullard of Timewell visited Martin Bullard and family Sunday. Mr and Mrs Guy Parker and daughter Meryle were Mr Sterling callers Saturday. Henry Bemis of Mt Sterling TJ looked over his property nearby Monday. Mrs Dan Whitaker broke her arm week. A clock keeps right on when it goes on a strike, thus it bulge on a man.
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Grain Markets
Gulyee
U.S
Panama
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Virginia
Weekly Market Letter
Long Commission Company
Credit
OW City
Crescent
Eureka
Galena
Tllinois
Indiana
National Tranati We
New York Transit
Northern
Ohio Oil
Prairie Oil & Gas
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Pierce Co
Solar Refining
Ceee
Southern Pipe
South Pennsylvania
Standard
California
Kentucky
Standard of
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Ohio
Swan & Finch Teas
Muskocea Eeu
Pure Ofae
Sapulpa Leeann
Sinclair
Savoy Saben
Wayland Wee
Oklawhoma PL & RR
Lac
Bolles & Rogers
DR. Chase
Stee
Chase
Salko Safety
Reed
Siloam
Ili
John L. Green Company
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