Market Sees Corn Down as Crop Outlook Dims
Chicago market notes show bearish crop report impact and weak corn, with September and December prices sliding while oats rise. Provisions mixed, hogs dull but higher overall. weather favorable and big yield expectations weigh on corn buyers. Grain receipts and shipments across major hubs cited along with price quotes for corn, oats, and wheat.
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Chicago
Long Commission Co
Louw
Northwest
Minneapolis
Duluth
Winnipeg
Oates
Thursaday
Hay and straw prices in St Louis market update
Timonthy hay firm with strong demand for No 1 Timothy hay while lower grades are dull and irregular. Quotations include No 1 old $8. , standard $85q a0, No 2 SING AL, Clover mixed No 1 $34 a0, No 2 $26, Clover hay prices range around $20 to $28, Alfalfa hay mixed $34 to $41, Prairie hay around $26 to $27, Straw at $60 to $50.
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ST. Louis
Timothy Hay Market
Thiathy
Prairie Hay
Alinica
Markets Report From Chicago and New York July Trade
Markets across Chicago and New York show butter gains with creamery output and receipts totaling over 10 thousand cases. Raw sugar prices in New York firm at $7.28 per hundredweight with notable movement in centrifugal processes. Coffee market notes sluggish demand and price signals with limited futures activity.
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Chicago
Nieber
New York
Pat Coffea
Rye and Barley Price Report Note
Rye and barley prices listed with rye No 2 and Timothy values, though the fragmentary entrys show figures like 1.18 for rye and 9 600 for timothy. The text is incomplete but indicates crop commodity pricing data from a periodical market listing.
Local Markets Prices and Quotations From Kaollenberg Milling
Readable markets detail hay and grain prices, animal lots, and byproduct quotes. Includes wheat, oats, timothy and clover hay, corn, oats straw, and butterfat items. Also lists hogs, cattle, sheep, hens, ducks, geese, eggs, milled products, and various seed meals with organization attributions and price ranges.
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Kaollenberg Milling Company
Anck Hrothersa
Choice Eye
Chere Denis Setontigs
Chowan
C. F. Bishop Co
Ameo
Swifts
Hlatehford’sa
Rogers
Livestock Market Report From St Louis Trade
July 11 report notes demand for southern horses and mules at steady to good values. Draft horses sold around 300 dollars, eastern chunk horses about 140 to 200, southern draft prices 80 to 100, plug horses 60 to 80. Mules priced to move with fattened stock. 16 to 17 hands around 200 dollars, 14 to 16 hands about 90 to 150, 18 to 16 hands 60 to 140 depending on size and condition.
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Louis
Local Market Busy With Oats Hay and Turpentine Price Change
Four loads of oats at 72 were sold and three loads of new hay at 28 were traded on Thursday market. Only other activity was turpentine price rose from 1.67 to 1.10 per gallon, marking the day’s market changes.
Irregular stock advances amid easing money and revival signals
New York stock market trends show rising monetary ease and signs of industrial revival. Call loan rates fell to 7-7.5% from 9-10% the prior day while unfilled steel orders rose by about 600,000 tons, first gain since last fall. Trading featured 1,635,000 shares with varied bond activity and Liberty bond price movements.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Low
Clore
A. T
Loco
TAK Atchison
Erie
Nor
Pac
Paco
Peoples Gas
Lock Island
Bo. Pac
Studebaker
Union Pac. i Ve
U.S. Steel
Willys Over
New York Money Markets Shore Up Rates Amid Bond Quiet
New York reports mercantile paper at 64 1 2 percent, sterling 60 day bills at 4 4 percent, government bonds steady while railroad bonds show irregular activity. Time spans show strength for 60 days 90 days and 6 months with bids around 6 to 7 percentage points. Cost money remains firm with highs near 7 and lows around 6, closing bid about 6.
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New York Money
New York
Mercantile Paper
Livestock Market Report From Chicago and St Louis
Chicago and St Louis market notes show hog receipts around 26 000 today with top price 22.85 a new record. beef and veal values mixed to higher, cattle and sheep receipts and prices vary with weights and quality. St Louis hogs steady with tops near 22.65 and cattle and sheep activity noted across grades. Prices listed for hogs beef cattle veal calves sheep and lambs across centers with multiple weight classes and stocker items.
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Chicago
Hoga
St. Louis
New York Stocks Market Bounce Signals Buying on Setbacks
J E Bennett notes strength in motor group with Merce Arrow and Studebaker firms pushing higher. Rail stocks firm as harvest activity lifts earnings prospects. coppers oils tobaccos and leathers set to rise. Curb market shows constructive issues. buyers urged on weak days as prices recover.
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Merce Arrow Making
Wailivs
Qverland
Studebaker
Witte Motor
Swift
Armours
Great Northern
Union and Southern Padifica
Atchison, St. Paul, Rock Island and Southern Railway
Broad Street Curb
Perfection Tire
Loaden
Wederal
Boston-Wyoming
California
Fteala
America Leads World as a Budding Global Power
President speaks in Senate framing America as a world power guiding global liberty. He recalls 21 years since Spain war, asserts non exploitation of new territories, and notes Cuba’s independence under U.S. oversight. Emphasizes duty to lead, calls for forward vision, and marks a historic geopolitical pivot. Local notes mention community events and births in Quincy and Liberty.
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America
Spain
West Indies
Cuba
Conference of Peace
Paris
Linen bedding, cotton and flax in homes across nations
The piece contrasts cotton and linen bedding habits. It notes American housewives favor cotton sheets despite linen’s luxury appeal and embroidery, while in Lithuania flax thrives and households stockpile fine hand-made linen bedding.
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Lithuania
Ice cream festival by Pleasant Grove Holiday School class
Liberty Illinois will host an ice cream festival in the church yard next Sunday evening July 12 to aid the centennial movement. The Willing Workers Class No 6 includes girls and boys aged about twelve to fourteen guided by teacher Mrs Wyhtlip Spangler with members Helen Cutforth Eadie Sarril Virgil Molienhauer Marie Cutforth Harold Sarril Russell Tenhouse Fimitz Page Clifton Wessenger Joseph Mehaffy Elmer Griffin Elmer Swartz Argyle Hepson. Everyone is invited. Mrs George Frowming and Vera Britt have returned from a visit with Mr.
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Pleasant Grove Boniday School
Church Yard
Wyhtlip Spangler
Helen Cutforth
Eadie Sarril
Virgil Molienhauer
Marie Cutforth
Harold Sarril
Russell Tenhouse
Fimitz Page
Clifton Wes
Local Society Notes and Fourth of July Observance
Mr and Mrs J Moan and Mrs Clara Davis arrived from St Louis for a short visit. Mr and Mrs L I Bright depart Sunday for Spirit Lake Minnesota for a brief vacation. Misses Gwendolyn and Joscelyn Watson, daughters of Earl Watson of Memphis, arrived to spend weeks here. The Fourth of July was observed by a large crowd with park speaking, band music, balloon ascent and parachute. John Potter, a prominent farmer, has been ill for several days. Miss Lester and Miss Helm of Plainville Illinois were married Wednesday.
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J. (. Moan
Clara Davis
St. Louis
L. I. Bright
Spirit Lake Minn
Gwendolyn
Joscelyn Watson
Earl Watson
Memphis
John Potter
Lester
Miss Helm
Plainville
Ill
Best Medicine for Women Ad Confession Letter PSA
Portsmouth Ohio woman recounts irregularities and abdominal pains relieved by Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She cites caring for four family members and three boarders, calling the remedy the best medicine for women’s ailments and urging others to seek advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
Lydia EF. Pinkham
Sara Shaw
R. No
Closing Days of Saloons Affect Local Demeanor
Report says nearby city saloon closings influenced the area, with noticeable rise in drunkenness during the initial period, more marked than in years past, and reflected across the community.
Poison Cure Claims to Remove Toxins From Body
An advertisement extols a non poison drug treatment and attacks poison drugs as counterfeit. It argues all disease stems from poison, promotes natural healing by removing poisons, and warns people to avoid poison medications to prevent further illness and death.
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Earth
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Liberty Bonds
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J. E. Bennett & Co
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J. L. Boyer
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Payson
Devere
James E. Bennett & CO
Chicago Board of Trade
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Chicago Board Trade
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