Highest corn prices rise on heat and hog demand in Chicago
Chicago market notes July 8 show corn closing buoyant with September at 1.82 percent, December at 1.61, and overall grain gains 4 to 5 percent from hot drought conditions. Oats and provisions hit new seasonal highs as lack of offerings and buying pressure push prices up. Shorts cover amid bullish crop cues from French and British data. hogs gain with grain rally.
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Chicago
Long Commission Co
Northwest
Minneapolis
Duluth
Grain prices across cities show mixed movements
Chicago wheat at 2.37 with mixed corn quotes from 1.71 to 1.90, oats and rye ranges noted. Peoria and Minneapolis report small gains in corn and oats. Kansas City lists higher wheat and corn futures with varied white and yellow kernels. New York spot prices for wheat and corn steady to firm, oats firm, with rail and freight costs referenced.
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Chicago
Sxmple
Timothy
Lonts
Touis
Peoria
Minneapolis
Kansan City
Kansas City
Mir
New York
New York and Chicago Market Roundup July 3
Market notes from New York and Chicago dated July 3 cover butter receipts and price levels, creamery and firsts plus cheese and eggs. Also listed are potatoes, sugar, coffee, tinseed oil, cottonseed oil quotes, and general market tone with minor fluctuations.
Daily Market Letter Furnished by Long Commission Co
Corn reached new high prices across all deliveries amid strong hog futures and favorable belt weather. Oats advanced on wide spreads to corn, with traders eyeing July heat impact. Provisions remained firm on hog strength and grain rally while stock pressure failed to appear.
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Long Commission Co
Hog market soars amid harvest bottleneck and scarce hogs
The hog market rose to nearly 22 dollars per hundred as harvest narrows supply. Farmers delaying sales due to mowing queues could push prices higher before easing later. Wheat and timothy hay prices also declined with No 1 tested wheat at 2.11 and No 2 psy wheat down from 2.27. A load of oats sold for 72 cents at the market lot.
Local Markets Cover Hay and Grain Prices and Livestock
Market notes from Knollenberg Milling Company list prices for wheat, hay, and straw, with timothy, clover, and mixed hay quoted. Also shown are corn, oats, and milling products, plus hogs, calves, lambs, and poultry quotes. Local butcher and dairy feed quotations, hides, skins, fruit and vegetables, and miscellaneous barrels and chemicals complete the price rundown. Names include Knollenberg Milling Co and Aldur Summers Drug Co with regional pricing from Linkead.
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Knollenberg Milling Company
Anck Brothers
U. F. Hishop Co
Swift
Blatchford
Linkead
Bolies and Rogers
John Musolino
California
Go, eae Hya No. 3 price and rowegegi note
fragmented OCR text shows a mention of a price 1.4 and a rowegegi term with Bek, but lacks clear event or entities. No verifiable persons, organizations, dates, or places are readable to form a complete summary.
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Aca
Bek Rowegegi Agin
Revival of bull market sparks on New York exchange
Stock market rises sharply as money rates ease and industrials advance. Leading gains occur in Crucible, Studebaker, General Motors, Westinghouse, Tobacco products, and United Cigars with heavy volume of 1.5 million shares. Bond activity steady. Liberty and international issues show slight gains.
Liberty bonds final prices reported in New York
Liberty bonds in New York on July 8 quoted final prices for multiple issues. 3 percent bonds at 99.36, first 4's at 94.90, second 4's at 93.88, first 44's at 95.20, second 4% at 94.14, third 41's at 95.10, fourth 4's at 94.18, victory 3% at 100.08, and victory 43's at 99.96.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
Victory
Historic Freight Markets Report From Major U.S. Hogs Cattle and Sheep Auctions
Chicago and St Louis daily livestock prices show hog receipts around 20 000 to 39 600 with top prices near 22 10 per cwt and heavy weights around 21 20 to 22. Cattle receipts about 3000 to 7000 with beef steers 12 50 to 16 50 per cwt and heifers 8 25 to 13 73. calves and stockers range 7 25 to 18 25. Sheep and lamb listings vary, with lambs around 14 to 16 and yearlings near 9 50 to 12 65. Also reports from Kansas City and Port City noting similar trends.
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Chicago
St. Louix
ST. Louis
Hoyes
Banana City
Wanssas City
Uw Ile
Peoria
Peorta
Seed Market Prices Report from Toledo
Seed market notes from Toledo dated July 2 show clover seed pricing with cash and futures quotes. Prime Timothy seed prices listed as old and new values with monthly futures figures and percentage changes, including Sept Oct and March terms.
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Toledo
Dee
Timothy
Favorable Weather Map Impacts Cotton Futures
New York July 8 The cotton market opened barely steady with a mixed tone as favorable weather maps offset nervous trading. Liverpool prices showed improvement while July declined from 88.38 to 88.10 and October eased toward 88 points, with night closing near steady gains after a holiday week.
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York
Liverpool
New York Stocks Rise Firm in A Steady Session
The Wednesday stock market session showed a firmer tone with leathers and tobacco stocks leading gains. Advisers urged buying Capital Leather, Hide and Leather, Tobacco Products, and United Cigar Stores as peaceful stocks with strong dividends and potential for further advances. Rails stayed firm with harvest outlooks boosting expectations for higher earnings and dividends. Recommendations included Great Northern, Union and Southern Pacific, Atchison, Rock Island and Southern Railway, plus motors, oils, copper and equipment stocks like Willys-Overland, General Motors, Texas Oil, Sinclair Oil, Anaconda Copper, Baldwin locomotive, VA. 3. Steel, American Car Foundry, Swelters, and major meat packers such as Cudahy, Wilsons, Armour, Swifts as winners. Liberty bonds touted for maturity value. Broad Street cautious amid triple-holiday week. oils steady, Caledonia, Hecla, Crescaca Gold cited as bar gains. Cotton futures opened barely steady with July at 83.25c, October 82.98c, December 32.72c, January 32.50c, March 32.35c.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Western
Crucible
Sloss
Sheffield Steels
Chandler
Studebaker
General Motors
Keystone
Kelly- Springfield
American
Baldwin
Westinghouse Electric
American and Lorillard
Tobacco Products
United Cigara
Texas Company
Mexican Petroleum
Sinclair
Royal Dutch
American International
Marine Common
Liberty
International
Close
A. T. and
Am. Loco
Anaconda E
Atchison
B. and
Can
Erie
Nor
Penn
Peppies Gas
Rock Island
Pac
Studbaker
Union Pac
United Cigar
Steckas
Great Northern
Union and Southern Pacific
Atchison, Rock Island and Southern Railway
Willys-Overland
Texas Oil
Sinclair Oil
Anaconda
Baldwin Locomotive
Steel
American Car Foundry
Cudahy
Wilsons
Armours
Swifts
Alan
Broad Street
Washington
Cosden
Boston-Wyoming
Caledonia
Hecla
Cresaca
Horses and Mules Market Prices in Louis
Forses and mules show prices across grades for export trade. Drafts good to choice range 150 to 300 dollars, Western chunks 140 to 200, Southern horses 125 to 160, fair Southern 80 to 100, plugs 25 to 65, mules in high demand with sizes from 13 to 17 hands selling 50 to 350 dollars.
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Louis
Chicago hog prices mark new record
Chicago reports hog prices rising to $22 a hundredweight, a 25 cent gain in 24 hours amid strong export demand. Iowa leads in hog numbers with the state totaling about 10.9 million, far surpassing Illinois and other states. Missouri and Indiana follow in multi‑million figures. A concurrent note from St. Louis cites a new western record of $22.10.
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Chicago
Iowa
Bureau of Crop Estimates
Ilinois
Missouri
Indiana
Ohio
Nebraska
Georgia
Illinois
ST. Louis
Elevated Trains Burn in New York City Fire
July 3 fire at the South Ferry terminal of the elevated structure destroyed one train and damaged another. Passengers, including many women, had narrow escapes and were rescued by firemen. Initial reports of fatalities were unverified within the first half hour. Also noted: Paris taxis to charge 10 cents minimum fare or 6 cents per kilometer.
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New York
South Ferry
Floods Damage Wheat and Crops in Illinois
Springfield Ill July 3 Floods from local heavy rains damaged or destroyed winter wheat and corn in many bottom lands across central and southern Illinois counties. Corn progress is good to excellent in north and central divisions but fair to good in the south. Wheat harvests are under way with noted blowdown in central counties and wet soils delaying cutting. Spring wheat and oats show fair to good condition with increased scab presence. pastures and clover cutting remain active.
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Springfield
Ill
Illinois
Weather Bureau
Department of Agriculture
A Texas Wonder Kidney and bladder Remedy Ad
An advertisement touts Texas Wonder for kidney and bladder troubles including gravel diabetes rheumatism and back pain in men and women and bladder regulation in children. Claims mail order availability for 1.25 with two months' treatment on a small bottle and urges sending testimonials from Dr E W Hall St Louis Missouri.
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Texas Wonder
E. W. Hall
Olive St
St. Louis
Druggista
Adv
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CC Polling
Gamuel Woods
Legal Department
C& Poling, Jr
Caahter
Frubber
Ogo Se
Ilingis
Department of Public Works
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Department of Public Works and Gulldines
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Department of Public Works and Buildings
Frank I. Bennett
FEO
Kohn
State OF Illingin
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Capitol
Tiinois
Om. Daly
Department of Public Works and Bulldins
WiUinot
Jank T. Bennett
H. H. Kohn
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Grain Commission Merchants
Chicago Board Trade
Hogs High
New York Money
Mercantile Paper
J. E. Bennett & Co
Paris
Ohsman & Sons CO
City Hall Square
James E. Bennett &Co
Catenge Boers
New Ock
Hampshire Stree
Texas
Morris Adler
Service
A. E. Prince
Newcomb Hotel
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Quincy
Culver-Stockton College
School of Religion
School of Music
School of Expression
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Knolenberg Milling Cr
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Quincy Railway Company
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