Black rust sparks sharp lift in wheat prices on Saturday
Chicago reports show black rust from Ypsilanti New Brunswick triggered a 5c rise in wheat from session lows, with July at 1.06 and Sept at 1.09. Corn finished higher by about a half cent, oats up modestly, while government crop figures weighed on prices earlier. Bears dominated early trading before export sales rumors spurred the late surge.
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Chicago
Ypsilanti
N. B
North Dakota
Northwest
Wheat market shifts on rail and rust rumors across regions
Minneapolis reports bullish wheat with strong corn and oats. Cash grain values span No 1 hard 1.18 1/4, No 1 northern 1.18 1/4 arriving 1.16 1/4, No 2 northern 1.09 1/4, No 3 wheat 1.02 1/9. Peoria and Chicago price lists show mixed corn and wheat quotes, while St. Louis notes No 1 red wheat and various corn grades.
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Havana
Hansas City
Minneapolise
Minneapolis
North Dakota
Peoria
Chicago
St. Louis
RT. Tatts
Live Stock Quotations From Chicago to Omaha Markets
Chicago and regional markets show hog receipts around ten thousand with varied advances. Cattle receipts around four hundred to six hundred, steady to higher in places. Sheep receipts near five thousand with steady tone. Kansas City and Omaha follow with mixed hogs and steady cattle shown, prices cited for native beef, yearlings, and calves across multiple exchanges.
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Omaha
Markets Report: Butter and Poultry Prices Across Cities
CHICAGO July 9 butter steady creamery 234% 37% receipts 15 560 cases firate 22 22K¢ ordinary firats 20%. Oklahoma Arkansas receipts 40 cars. poultry alive higher: fowls 17%c springs 22 2Re. Kansas City area eggs steady to higher. New York butter steady creamery extras 92 acare 28%: cheese steady 18% spot coffee Rio Tn 9%. July 9 butter steady 27% in St Louis and other notes.
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Chicago
Oklahoma
Arkansas
St. Loautre Ohlos
Karsan City
Kansas City
C. Heylern
Turkeave
Rio Tn
Grain Prices Show Mixed Hay and Straw Readouts
Market notes list hay and straw quotes with Old and No grade mixes, timothy values from 4.60 to 18 per ton, No 2 and No 1 light mixed ranges, alfalfa quotes 11 to 18 for No 2 and 14 to 18 for No 1, with straw and serree quoted firm at 0.80 per ton and a remark on track for sound wheat.
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ST Totls
Timothy
Professionals In Control Market Slumps On War Stocks
New York July 9 professional traders dominated a narrow market with heavy selling of speculative issues led by United States Industrial Alcohol and war stocks such as equipment makers New York Air Brake Crucible Steel and Motors Alcohol hit a low of 126 in the year. Coppers and allied shares slid Mexican stocks held steadier while sugars and shipping fell. U S Steel and Lackawanna remained firm and rail shares fell with Denver and Rio Grande advancing nearly three points. Nickle Plate slipped four to 39 with total stock sales at 153000. Bank condition showed cash contraction of about 53 million with surplus down 36 million and excess reserves near 53.5 million versus 163 million a year ago. Bonds eased with par value sales around 1 940 000. U S and Panama 2s and U S registered 4s declined on call.
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New York
United States Industrial
New York Air Brake
Crucible
U. S. Steel
Lackawanna Steel
Rallis
Denver
Rio Grande
Chicago
St. Louis
Nickle Plate
New York Central
U. 3
Panama
U. S
Wheat and Corn Market Report on Saturday Trading
Saturday sessions sent wheat prices downward as bear sentiment and foreign buying hit. Domestic buyers kept prices attractive for Europe, while rust rumors added pressure. Corn remained firm with exports and cash demand shaping gains. oats saw renewed buying and cautious speculation amid mixed country reports.
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Bern
Europa
Baltimore
Ontea
Sharta
Market Report on Livestock Prices and Hands
July 9 market update shows steady prices for horses and mules with varying hands. Extra heavy draft horses listed at 225 and 180 to 185 for eastern chunks. good southern horses at 8547 to 125. Mule prices range 180 to 270 for 16 to 14 hands, 125 to 180 for 1B to 1k% hands, and 40 to 126 for 14 to 14% hands.
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St, Tots
Government Pierd Liat TY S ref 29 and coupon notes
New York July 9 Mercantile pa OTR Tearativer Mexican dollars noted. A proverb jokes that a man who cannot reap at home should not sow wild oats and instead seeks reforms, while hints of financial coupons and currency appear in the text.
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TY S
UW. GS
U S
TY S&s
Panama
New York
Local Market Receipts Show Nine Loads Saturday
Nine loads of corn and hay arrived at the market Saturday as farmers busy ploughing meet. Prices shifted with hay rising a dime per hundredweight while other prices held steady. Two hay loads sold at 10 dollars per ton, another sold with price unavailable. One clover hay load fetched 37 per ton. Six corn loads sold: two at 75 cents per bushel and four at 73 cents per bushel.
Local Market Prices on Hay Grains and Hogs
Prices paid for hay grains milling products and livestock at local markets. Includes No 2 wheat corn oats haled straw baled Timothy alfalfa clover seed and various hog and butcher quotations with regional shipyard and dairy feed names. Ends with a quip about a crank.
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Knollenberg Milling Company
Dr King’s New Discovery Ad Claims Cough Relief
An advertisement urges relief for hacking coughs with Dr King’s New Discovery. It touts pine balsam with tar to soothe irritated passages loosen mucus and prevent coughing, claiming the product has helped users for over many years and aids sleep.
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Dr. King
Palmyra Hosts I O O F Installations in Hannibal
District Deputy Grand Master J T Bloom and suite installed Mystic Lodge No 17 and Harmony Encampment No 138 in Hannibal Missouri on Friday July 7. Palmyra attendees include J E Anderson R E Haycraft J Retti and many others. A Mt Zion fish fry followed and local youths joined Royal Arch Degree conferrals. Community notes cover hog market, river swimming, and district school funds with detailed district receipts and expenditures through June 30 1916.
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J. T. Bloom
William Cox
J. E. Anderson
R E. Haycraft
Joseph Retti
Mystic Lodge
Harmony
Hannibal
Mesdames
Russel Fogle
Oscar Schnitzer
Milton Carey
John Moore
Annie Johnson
Lulu Carey
Nina Bross
Joyce van Landingham
J. M. Moss
C. E. Leggett
Lawrence Leggett
Walter Leggett
Charles Schnitzer
R. E. Haycraft
Oney Carter
Jos, Retti
Mount Zion
Mt. Zion
L Rooms
John G. Cable
Suite
A. T. Griffith
Noble Grand
E. E. Hamilton
R. M. Hutchinson
Claude Hamilton
Arthur Stout
John Kaup
Harold Holcomb
Valentine Webster
T. Snyder
A. F
A.M
John A. Stone
C. F. Gill
R. Housermann
A. H. Burnett
T. A. Ross
Missour
Arkansas
Elmer Young
Kansas City
Robert Young
Marshall Dusenberry
Little Union I
A. C. Bross
W. H. Hobbs
St. Louis
Milton-Marshall Co
Hobbs
William Glendenning
Claude Huss
Daune
Marion County
Missouri
Hall's Catarrh Cure ad oath from Cheney firm
Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of Cheney & Co in Toledo to pay one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A. W. Gleason attests on December 6, 1886. Advertisement claims internal cure and blood purification with testimonials. Sold by all druggists. Hall's Family Pills also offered.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
IF. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. D
A. W. Gleason
F. J. Cheney & C
Tc. Hall
The Texas Wonder Cure Promises Kidney Relief
The Texas Wonder claims to cure kidney and bladder troubles for men and women, regulate children's bladder issues, and dissolve ages and rheumatism. A bottle costs $1.06 by mail if not available from a local druggist. Testimonials are available. address Dr. BE. W. Hall, 2926 Olive Street, St. Louis, Missouri.
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Texas Wonder
BE. W. Hall
Olive Street
St. Louis
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