New York Stocks Outlook Amid Holiday Trading
J E Bennett notes no stock exchange session until Monday and Thursdays trading was light on eve of triple holiday. Toehacco and SN steel led gains while oils and food stocks rallied. recommendation to buy stocks aligning with reconstruction and feeding the world theme. Bond issues remain favored by small investors. cautions on weak securities and anticipation of tighter money.
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Stock Exchange
Swift
Armour
Wilson
Liberty Bonds
Broad Street
Caledonia
Cresson
Iridescent gelatine sheets via new English process
In Toledo on July 4 prices for Clover seed and Timothy prime cash futures show modest shifts with December and October terms listed. A new English discovery promises iridescent mother of pearl effects on gelatine sheets, suggesting wide potential uses.
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Toledo
Hig
Clover Seed
Alaska
Tignothy
Sharply higher Argentina prices lift corn market to high season
Chicago July 4 market notes show bulls driven by Argentine price surges for corn with September futures at 1.84 and December at 1.62, oats steady, hog-linked gains in provisions, and showers expected to cool oats. Regional quotes list varied wheat and corn prices across Chicago, St. Louis, Minneapolis, and Kansas City, with potatoes and dairy figures noted in minor detail. A New York inventor claims a walking doll using rubber-band muscles.
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Chicago
Argentina
Long Commission Co
ARS
Minneapolis
Duluth
Peoria
Minneapolia
Kansas City
New York
Ondo
Iva
Rene
Local Markets Report Prices for Hay and Grains
The Knoltenberg Milling Company lists prices for hay and grain in Wheaton and surrounding markets. Quotations cover baled timothy hay, clover hay, yellow and white corn, oats, straw, and other farm products, with animal prices for cattle, hogs, lambs, poultry, milling products, and various feeds. Prices reflect local market conditions and daily corrections by Anck Brothers and others.
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Knoltenberg Milling Company
Wheaton
Anck Brother
Blehop Co
Qata
Blatchford
Bollea and
John Musolino
Herries
Alifornia
Market roundup shows new highs in corn and hogs
Cash corn and futures hit new high records amid strong demand and crop worries. Old crop scarcity fuels rallies while some traders hedge by mixing September and December positions. Oats ease despite corn strength as Northwest weather improves. Hog prices reach season highs with limited offerings, and steel shares rally as markets show broad strength. Money remains easy and the Fed notes improving conditions.
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Ccazon
Northwest
Minneapolis
Federal Reserve Board
Market Notes and Price Update From Thursday
The report covers hay prices with good offerings, Timothy at 30 dollars per load and prairie at 12, plus corn at 1.85 and nuts at 0.72. It notes a market halt on July 4th and hog prices surging to 22.26, a record spike for the week. Other changes include linseed products rising to 2.11 and boiled oil to 2.13 per gallon.
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Chicago
New York Stocks Rally On Fourth Of July Records Set
The New York stock market rose broadly on Thursday with many records for the year. Steel, tobacco and motor stocks led gains with Crucible Steel, American Tobacco, and Stutz Motors up 9 to 12 points. United States Steel hit a yearly high near 1.1314 and closed just below that top. Trading totaled about 1,726,000 shares with Liberty bonds firm amid moderate irregularity in the bond market.
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New York
Crucible Steel
American Tobacco
Stutz Motors
United
Lackawanna
Bethlehem and Republic Steels
United States Rubber
United Cigars
Lorrillard Tobacco
Air Brake
Harvester
International Paper
Barrett Company
Liberty
New York Stock
Close
A. T
Anaconda
Atchison
B. Anda
Can, Pac
Erig
N. Y
Nor. Pac
Penn
Stace
Rock Island
Horses and mules market steady with export demand
In IOUIS on July 3 the market shows selective activity. A few export horses sell at attractive prices while the general market remains quiet. Drafts 150 to 300, Western chunks 140 to 200, Southern horses 126 to 160, plugs 25 to 50. Mules strong with high prices for large sizes and miners, ranging from 50 to 860 depending on height.
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Iouis
Rye and Barley Prices in SHCA Market Update
July 4 market note shows rye No 2 at 1.46 to 1.47, barley at 1.15 to 1.22, Timothy at 9.18, and clover listed as nominal with no further details. The fragment records commodity quotes and lacks additional context or names.
Trade And Industry Momentum Gains In July Markets
Bradstreets reports trading and industry gathering momentum as the second half of the year begins with rising demand for fall delivery. Metals show renewed output and price strength, mid-summer plans few, food prices strong amid good crop prospects, and market confidence remains high. Bank clearings for June and the half year are record highs while probable leases are at a thirty-year low and mortgage losses light. Weekly bank clearings reach 6,210,208 dollars.
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New York
Bradstreets
Chautauqua Strengthened Newark Crowd and Local News
Rev J F McMahan preached to a large Newark audience at the chautauqua tent. The Sunday schools met in union, W C Lear supervised, attendance 189, offerings totaled, and the event wrapped Sunday night with plans to return next year. Miss Hurst and Chaplain Roberts drew praise for programs and tributes to soldiers. Many locals signed for another chautauqua. Other notes include Joe C Kelley’s hospital transfer and a purse theft in France, local visits, ill health, and community guests returning from travels and France.
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Newark
J. F. McMahan
LaBelle
W. C. Lear
Hall Myers
Lewis Minor
Ernest Minor
John McEntire
Quincy
Myers
Ray Boyer
Dolly Poorts
la Plata
Georgia Richardson
Weat Point
Medley Chilton
Melvin
Tom Bowles
Fannie Bowles
A. V. McKun
W. A. Rapp
Wm. Kelley
G. B. Barrows
Ewing and Tolona
Mildred Preston
Roy
Frank
France
Arthur Hull
Roscoe
Byron Turner
Tolona
Wilson Clark Sapp
Mabel Keechler
Florence
J. J. Keeshler
Summitville
W. A. Hendren
Hal Pouner
la Grange
Wyaconda Baptist Association
Clara Sanford
trInterest of Music
Minnesota
Wisconsin
I. B. Snyder
Ll. B
Marion Feigenspan
Steffenville
Glover
Velma Velma
St. Louis
Edits Tanksley
Bentley
Wichita
Kang
C. H. Tucker
Herry
Nellie
Jack Boyle
Davenport
A Texas Wonder advertisement for kidney and bladder relief
This Texas Wonder ad touts relief for kidney and bladder troubles including gravel diabetes and rheumatism in men and women. It claims regulation of bladder issues in children and offers mail order at $1.25. One small bottle provides two months of treatment and the ad invites testimonials from Dr. and W. Hall of St. Louis. Sold by druggists.
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W. Hall
Olive St
St. Louis
Kirksville school board re-elects staff amid year-long expansion
The Kirksville school board re-elected Ethel Roseberry as principal with Karl Davin near Hadina as intermediate instructor and Carrie Downing as primary head. A fourth teacher for music and other duties remains to be chosen. The district plans a larger, improved school year with high school offered this year for the first time in three years.
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Ethel Roseberry
Kirksville
Karl Davin
Near
Hadina
Carrie Downing
Roby Mauck
Harry
Walter
Jonah
Guy Abbott
Mr. and
Jamey Abbott and Estelle Dye Wed in June Ceremony
Mra Jamey Abbott East of town and Miss Estelle Dye were married June 19. Deograsmiations and best wisic es of their many friends are ext the happy couple.
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Mra
Jamey Abbott
Estelle Dye
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