Reports Revives Buying Corn as Provisions Hit Records
Chicago July 6 Bullish activity in the wheat market faded after a small drop in the US visible supply. Corn gained modestly amid weather optimism and strong provisions prices reached season highs. Market notes show mixed scans across oats, with exports improving and futures for July and September fluctuating. Northwest receipts and local trade figures are listed, including Chicago and Kansas City price ranges for wheat corn and oats.
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Chicago
United States
Commission House Naying
Livestock Markets Across Cities July 6 Report
Hogs receipts in Chicago reach 40 000 with market strong and varied on quality prices ranging from light to heavy. Cattle receipts total 29 060 with natives and westerns mixed in price. sheep receipts 20 000 with lambs and ewes showing steady to firm trends. Similar notes from St Louis Kansas City Omaha and St Louis markets indicate modest declines and regional price ranges for hogs cattle and lambs.
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Chicago
St. Louis
SY. Louis
Kansas City
Hecht
Cnalyos
Omaha
Neb
Raat St
Loula
Rast ST
Touts
Grain Markets See Mixed Wheat Gains Across Regions
Grain trading in Peoria Minneapolis and New York shows firmer wheat on favorable cables while corn and oats hold steady. No. 2 northern wheat priced around 1.04 to 1.13 dollars, with various regional quotes and shortages noted within a broad market summary. Local data include prices for No 2 red and white wheat, No 3 hard, and nearby futures standing nominal.
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Peoria
Thorda
Minneapolia
OTM OG Eloln
New York
Duluth
Manitoba
Standard
St. Towle
ST. Tatis
Ma. Daly
Knollenberg Milling Company
Wheat Trade Surges As Liverpool Prices Lift Market
July 6 Chicago market letter notes sharp opening rise in wheat on holiday gains from Liverpool. Analysts forecast higher yield potential and strong cash demand for food grade wheat. Corn shows steady export demand with modest gains while oats see continued July strength and premium over September.
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Chicago
Liverpool
On Focal Statistician
Northwest
Loreal Bears
Call Money and Market Summary from New York Trade Data
Market notes show call money at 4 percent, the highest since 1914, amid favorable holiday sentiment. Mexican group gains, Mexican Petroleum up 6 points, Texas Company up 4 after dividend news. U S Steel heavily traded, shipping stocks steady, total 480000 shares. Prices on hay, grain, milling products, hogs and poultry listed with regional quotes and farm staple values.
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New York
Mexico
Gata
Nexican
Mexican Petroleum
Texas Company
B. Steel
Steel
U. S
Money market brief from New York July 6
Mercantile paper ranged 2 3 4 percent with small gains. Bar silver quoted at 63 Rc, Mexican dollars at 4 84 1 2 cents. Call money moved high to 4 4 percent and low to 3 4 percent, closing at 3 4 percent.
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New York Money
York
Mercantile Paper
Markets Across Cities Reflect Steady Commodity Prices
The report details July 6 price snapshots for raw and refined sugar in New York, butter and eggs in several markets, and various grains. Sugar values include centrifugal $6.40 and mould A $8.15, while butter ranges around 27 to 29 cents in New York and Chicago listings. Egg and cheese quotes vary by region, with coffee and potatoes also tabulated for market awareness.
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New York
Loy
Dette
Dr Kings New Discovery for hacking cough relief
A long standing tonic claim for Dr King's New Discovery to ease hacking coughs. It highlights soothing pine balsam with tar to heal irritated air passages loosen mucous and prevent racking coughing while aiding natural sleep as a cure.
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Dr. King
Three Farmers on Local Market Report
Receipts at the local market on Wednesday were light with three loads of hay and corn sold at 11 per ton. An additional load and a separate corn load were sold with no prices given. Hog prices in the local livestock market fell by five cents while other prices remained steady.
Bobby’s Struggle Triggers Police Force Exit
A fragment suggests Bobby faces weakness tied to drinking affecting his ability to stay in the police force. Edith questions him as he contemplates leaving service due to pressure or consequence.
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Bobby
Loraine Booster Picnic a Success
Loraine July 6 The Booster club picnic at Adair Grove on the Fourth drew several thousand fans. Bowen beat Loraine 5 to 4 in a close baseball game as bands played and a three block parade delighted attendees. Prizes were awarded for best decorated rig Shetland pony auto and outfits. Most attractive baby prizes went to Reva Davis and Rose Emma Randies. Largest feet prize went to Isaac Hobby and old car honors to Mrs Lee Telem and C B Austin. Fat men's race and free for all finished the day with driving contests won by Miss Claudia Gibs.
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Loraine
Booster Club
Adair Grove
Bowen
T. G. Hedrick
Nancy Arnold
J. O. Wade
J. O. Randles
Alfred Schroeder
Reva
Warren Davis
Rose Emma
Lawrence Randies
Isaac Hobby
Lee Telem
Ford
C. B. Austin
Mendon
Overland
L. I. Randles
Clarence Goodrich
Claudia Gitbs
Governor Names Guard Officers in Illinois
Springfield Ill July 6 Captain Raymond B Sheldon named lieutenant colonel of the Second Illinois infantry by Gov Dunne Also announced Captain Frank M Allen as colonel of the First field artillery regiment and Lieut Lotis R Dougherty as lieutenant colonel of the artillery regiment The appointments await war department approval as regular army officers assigned to the Illinois National Guard as inspector instructors They have been acting as mustering officers.
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Springfield
Ill
Raymond B. Sheldon
Second Illinois Infantry
Dunne
Frank M. Allen
Field Artilery
Lotis R. Dougherty
Artillery
War Department
Illinois National Guard
Full County Ticket Announced in Cook County
Cook County Progressives met to place a full slate in the September primaries. A follow up session will frame the slate. Merriam and McCormick named for sanitary board president. Sergel for board of review. Siman for clerk of the superior court. Graydon chaired the caucus.
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Chicago
Cook County
Charles E. Merriam
A. A. McCormick
Sanitary Board
Charles E. Sergel
Board of Review
John Siman
Superior Court
Thomas J. Graydon
Murphy Withdraws from Governor Nomination Race
CHICAGO July 6 Former Congressman Edward J Murphy announced he would not seek the Republican nomination for governor.
Horses and Mules Prices Report from July Market
In the Fast St. Touvis market update, draft horses remain steady. Extra heavy offerings fetch 175 to 225 dollars, eastern chunks 150 to 185, and good southern around 83 to 325 dollars. Mules range 16 to 16% hands at 150 to 675, 13 to 15% hands 125 to 180, and other sizes 60 to 125 dollars.
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ST. Touvis
Left Sided Pain Prompts Foley Kidney Pills Endorsement
Mrs Laura Beall of Plattsburg Mississippi reports persistent left side pain and Brights disease symptoms improved after two bottles of Foley Kidney Pills. The pills relieve backache and rheumatism by cleansing the system without habit forming drugs cited by Mikler & Arthur Drug Co.
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Foley
Laura Beall
Plattsburg, Miss
Bright
Mikler & Arthur Drug Co
Naval Armor Prices debated as FTC inquiry proposed
Day in Congress opened with an amendment to the naval bill directing the Federal Trade Commission to investigate armor plant pricing. Army appropriation surpasses 328 million dollars as debate shifts to agricultural funds and Spanish war widows pension. Revenue bill reported and Shields water power bill debated before adjournment at 5:53 p.m. to 11 a.m. Thursday.
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Oliver
Federal Trade Commission
Shields
Admiral Winslow to Retire July 17
Washington on July 6 the navy department issued orders for the retirement of Admiral Winslow commander of the Pacific fleet upon reaching the age limit. His successor will be named within days. The war department announced Captain Lewis E. Goodier of the coast artillery corps will assume duty due to physical disability after a fall at the San Diego army aviation school.
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Washington
Admiral Winslow
Pacific Fleet
Navy Department
War Department
Lewis E. Goodier
Coast Artillery Corps
San Diego
Cal
Army Aviation School
Why Endure Summer Colds With Pine Tar Honey
An advertisement promotes Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as a relief for summer colds. It claims to clear nasal passages ease coughing and speed recovery with directed use and leftover for future coughs.
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Dr. Bell
Adv
Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Gray Hair
An old home remedy promises to revive natural hair color using Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound. A downtown druggist notes its popularity as a simple, easy to apply rinse that darkens gray hair and improves scalp condition with repeated use.
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Wyeth
Four Ounces Jad Salts Promises Kidney Relief
A classic ad claims regular meat intake harms kidneys by overworking them and causing backache urinary issues and stomach trouble. It recommends four ounces of Jad Salts nightly in water to flush kidneys and neutralize urine acids, promising healthier function and bladder relief.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Claims Big Payoff in 1856 Bond
Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. promises one hundred dollars for every catarrh case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A W Gleason certifies the oath on December 6, 1856. Advertisement urges send for testimonials and notes the remedy is taken internally and acts through the blood. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. D
A. W. Gleason
Hal
C. Hall
Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles headline
The Texas Wonder claims to cure kidney and bladder problems for men and women and to regulate bladder issues in children. It promises improvements in diabetes, rheumatism, and back pain, with mail order availability for $1.00 and testimonials. Doctor E. W. Hall of St. Louis is cited and druggists are asked to stock it.
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Texas Wonder
E. W. Hall
Olive Street
St. Louis
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