Slump in wheat market after heavy selling on export hopes
Chicago reports heavy selling to take profits after an advance triggered by export demand. Oats rise on black rust crop fears in Iowa and eastern Illinois. Wheat closes near session lows. July and Sept futures slide while corn shows gains and provisions fall. Markets note Southwest harvest weather and room for export volumes to support prices.
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Chicago
Eastern
Ilinois
Towa
Seaboard
Previstore
Hchecago
de Hance
Northwest
Minneapolis
Duluth
Winnipeg
Liverpool Cables
Grain Markets Report From Toledo and Midwest Exchanges
Grain prices across Toledo Omaha Chicago and Kansas City show mixed changes. Wheat and corn futures list No 2 and No 3 grades with varying cash and forward quotes, while oats and timothy seed hold steady or rise slightly amid light market activity.
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Chicago
N.S
Kansas City
Livestock Market Prices in Chicago and Major Cities
Hogs receipts 21,000 in Chicago with weak bids 5 to 10 cents lower. cattle receipts 3,006 with steady to mixed quotes. sheep receipts 7,? with steady to higher. Similar figures reported from St Louis Omaha East St Louis and Kansas City showing varied receipts and price ranges across hogs cattle and sheep divisions. Major entries include native cattle to 13.20, heavy hogs near 10.15, and lambs around 7 to 10 dollars per head.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Cove
Prime Southern
East ST. Louis
Heeves
Kansas City
Markets Report from New York Chicago and Kansas City
NEW YORK July 12 Markets list creamery extras 92 score 2814 and 29 29 percent firsts 27 23 seconds 254 26 percent eggs and butter and cheese figures across states including Wisconsin and Oklahoma. CHICAGO July 12 Butter creamery 28 firsts 26 seconds 24 prices. Potatoes and poultry figures. KANSAS CITY July 12 Butter creamery 28 firsts 26 seconds 24 poultry hens roosters drell ers 25. St Louis July 12 chickens turkeys ducks cheese butter and eggs prices listed.
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New York
Fhonnery
Santee
Wisconsin
Chicago
Philgher
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Kansas
Virginia
Kanaan City
Kansas City
St. Louis
Et Tatis
Springs
Hay and Straw Prices and a Proverb From St Louis
St Louis notes hay and straw trading with old mixed hay at 8.50 to 12.00 dollars, timothy from 8 to 18 dollars, alfalfa from 12 to 16 dollars, and straw around 6.50 per ten track for wheat. The column ends with a proverb about those who boast of their own prowess ending up on the short end.
Wall Street Active Selling Hits War Brides and Stocks
New York on July 12 reports intensified forced liquidation of war brides and related issues. Trading was brisk with many stocks down as United States Industrial Alcohol recovered briefly. Studebaker led declines in motors while Bethlehem Steel and other majors posted losses. Total volume reached 655,900 shares with bonds heavy as the market showed weak technicals and broad selling.
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New York
United States Industrial Alcohol
Studebaker
Maxwell
Chandler
United States Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Allis-Cordo
Loen
Vrata Ee
Lehigh
NL OY
N.Y
NHL & WL
Nor
Pac
Penn
Rock Island
Union Pac
Steel
U.S. Steel
West. Union
Willys-Over, i
Woolworth
Wheat and Corn Market Signals From July Trade
Long Commission Co reports mixed wheat shifts with denials of Trust influence unsettled trade as prices dip after early gains. Corn follows wheat, with dull export demand but outside buyers accepting some sales, while oats stay firm on heat and July cash demand amid potential further gains if heat persists.
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Chicago
Northwest
Horses and Mules Price List from East St Louis
A fragment lists prices for horses and mules including draft horses at 178 and 225, other prices ranging from 60 to 185, plus government road list references and bond coupons. A final line offers a wry remark about giving free legal advice and liberty fees.
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East ST. Louis
Receipts Mixed As Harvest Bids Continue At Market
Harvesting timothy hay and plowing corn occupy farmers while market receipts dip from weeks ago. Tuesday brought six hay loads and one new hay load at 8 dollars per ton. Hog prices fell by about ten cents while most prices held steady. Five loose hay loads arrived with three selling at 12 dollars per ton, one at 9 dollars, and one with no price recorded.
Local Markets and Prices for Farm Staples and Hogs
Local markets list prices for hay oats and alfalfa, with per bushel and per cwt values. Hog and pig quotations by region and grade include car lot and wagon town weights, plus local butcher prices for fat cattle veal lambs and poultry.
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Mississippi River
Eiri
Home Butcher Company
Maine Street
Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles
The Texas Wonder claims to cure kidney and bladder ailments in men and women and regulate children's bladder issues. If not solid by your druggist, it will be mailed for $1.00. One bottle provides two months of treatment and testimony is available from other states. Dr. FE. W. Fail, 2526ive Street, St. Louis, Mo. Sold by druggists.
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Texas
FE. W. Fail
Ive Street
St. Louis
Lioyd W. King
Ben F. Glahn
H. Clay Heather
Palmyra
Rose
Ruth
Leonora Heinze
Elkhart
Ind
F. W. Menge
Lucile Brooks
Alice Wolff
B. Y. Jaudon
Lula Thames
Louise Noble
Pensacola
Fla
A. J. Thames
Gertrude Farrell
Farrell
Chicago
Reigels
Oklahoma
Val Zoller
Tulsa
Okla
J. B. Zoller
Edith Potter
Warren
Joyce van Landingham
Louise Jackson
Gillispie
Anna Mayme Phillips
Emer
Zelma Lewis
Kate and Maude Gibson
Dallas
Tex
Will B. Allen
Bernice Thompson
Macon
George W. Pine
Miller Township
Eastern Star
Masonic Lodge
Lodge
Palmyra Democrats Plan Great Rally
Palmyra Missouri July 12 a mass meeting decided to hold a big First district Democratic rally July 27 on the courthouse square. Invitations to candidates. bands and a political love feast. Executive and reception committees named with local dignitaries and businessmen coordinating invitations and program.
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Palmyra
Court House
H. Clay Heather
W. H. Scott
Thad R. Smith
Commercial Club
Worsham will filed in court
The will of Mrs. Cynthia Worsham who died at her Eldora home is probated. It allocates $12,200 in personal and real estate with legacies to numerous individuals in Missouri and Massachusetts. The homestead goes to James Barnett for life then to the Eldora church or heirs, remainder to L N Worsham. Executor A J Brown.
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Pittsfield
Cynthia Worsham
Eldora
John Crowder
St. Louis
United States
L. N. Worsham
Fitchburgh
Mass
Effie Bowls
Brookfield
Louise Mildred Harris
Leta Harris
James Harris
Emily Bartholomew
Quincy
Minnie Browning
Edgewood
Grace
Runah Miller
Lon Triplett
Ella Singer
Waitsburg
Washington
George Sinnock
Mary Brawley
Taylor Cemetery
Gertrude Pease
Spruce Street Chapel
Martha Phebus
Wm. Jones
Eldara
Nola Pryor
Susie Garner
Sue Harlow
Nellie Frank
Lena Losch
James Barnett
Southern Methodist Church
Worsham
John Garner
Scott Taylor
A. J. Brown
Sny
J. C. Gay
Herman Koesler
James Inman
Sny Levee
Aaron Chamberlain
Eugene
Anna Rul
Henry Moomaw
Decatur
Charles Hisey
Owen McCaffrey
Springfield
Ada Huseman
August Huseman
Teresa Mullady
Griggsville
Burr Swan
Harry Shriver
Jacksonville
J. H. Huckstep
Oak Park
T. D Lewis
Mabel
Cornelia Taylor
Nettie Camp
Augusta
Mabel Lewis
Macomb
Coburn Players
H. M. Camp
Unkrich
Monmouth
Monroe Jacobs
Mollie Brooks
Rushville
C. W
George Stambourh
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Newa
Quincey Whig
Joneses
Mexico
ALRY
Iowa
Illinois
Liverpool
Manitoba
Perorta
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Toledo
Clover Seed
Fete Ee Prine
Timothy
Aka
Omatita
Neh
Ony
Omaha
Omaeda
Produce Markets
NEW York Exchange
Long Commission Co.’s Daily Market Letter
TY. S
Panama
Seve Looh
Chase
N.th Street
Philadelphia
Knollenberg Afilling Company
Egees
Bolles & Rogers
Emall
T&e
Ward
Med
Randry
Burry
Ward Burry
Democrats
Court Yard
J. W. Owsley
Collins J. Johnson
J. H. Robinson
A. W. Mackey
T. K. Gash
Aug. Berghofer
J. W. Head
C. E. Leggett
F. W. Lane
J. Thad Ray
T. A. Rozelle
Jr. W. Hays
John A. Knott
B. Frank Brown
W. F. Howell
C. W. Hamlin
T. M. Barbee
B. M. Yeager
Milton Phillips
L. E. Frazier
K. S. Bailey
C. P. Glahn
T. D. Christian
W. B. Markell
George We Moore
T. Hirner
W. P. Johnson
S. A. Weyand
J. Smith
Morris H. Scott
H. J. Baker
B. C. Settles
W. R B. Markell
Bertha Drescher
R. E. Haycraft
Edward Schnitzer
Harry Burgdorf
J. S. Berghofer
S. J. Feaster
J. M. Losey
Earl Christian
W. L. Owsley
Lawrence Leggett
Brooklyn, Ill
Salko
Reed
Keokuk
Ft. Madison
Buffington
A. H. Pennoyer
Knollenberg
Knollenberg Milling CO
Eighth
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