Market Report Slumps on Weak Wheat Prices and Rust Rumors
Chicago wheat prices eased on Wednesday amid cross ocean pressures and renewed hints of peace. Prices closed slightly lower with Sept at 1.124 1/2 and Dec at 1.1575, while corn and oats showed varied moves. Reports of black rust and rain in Kansas affected sentiment, as traders weighed rus sia shipments and oil market weakness against earlier highs.
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Rusia
Kansas
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Lota. i
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Worl
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Winnipeg
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Grain Markets Across Cities Meld Mixed Wheat and Corn Prices
Chicago and St Louis report varied grain quotes with No. 4 and No. 2 grades for wheat, No. 2 yellow and white corn, and oats across multiple mills. Kansas City shows mixed prices, while Liverpool and New York list rye and barley notes and early wheat data for July 20.
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St. Louis
RT. Louis
Romrow
Kanaan City
Kansas City
Tsptsia
Tiverpool
Tiverpagl
Manitoba
Chienza
New York
Livestock market roundups across St Louis Chicago Omaha and Kansas City
July 20 livestock prices and receipts across major markets. Hogs and cattle steady to mixed with varied ranges in St Louis Chicago Omaha and Kansas City. hogs in St Louis 6,800 head, mixed and butcher types near 9.65 to 10.00 per hundredweight. cattle receipts 15,000 in Chicago with weak native cattle 6.80 to 10.75, western steers 7.80 to 9.00. sheep patterns show modest declines. Omaha and Kansas City report steady hogs at 9.05 to 9.55 and cattle at 4.80 to 7.25. lambs 10.00 to 11.75 in line with market trends.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Kanaan City
Kansas City
Markets Report From New York and Midwest Dairy and Meat Prices
New York markets show steady butter with varied creamery prices and mixed cheese quotes. raw sugar, coffee, and potatoes noted in fluctuating ranges. Chicago and Kansas City reports track butter, eggs, poultry, and poultry products with firsts and seconds pricing. St. Louis lists chicken, turkey, duck, goose, and butter ranges.
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New York
Hennery
AVERAGING IT UP LOAFER VILLAGE QUIP EXPOSED
A humorous exchange mocks social divisions in town. The Village Loafer taunts the Village Banker, claiming the banker is rich while the loafer is idle. The dialogue skewers class status and pretensions in a local setting.
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Villiage
Haries
Stocks Rise Across Specialties on War Contract Hopes
New York stocks show pronounced gains across almost all specialties on Wednesday as traders cite favorable war contract outlooks. Shares in munitions and steel groups push breadth of trading with A S Steel leading gains, while rails lag and bond activity remains uneven. Total sales reach 2.435 million par value with US bonds unchanged.
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New York
Trench Loan
Btech
Bethlehem and
Crucible Steels
A. S. Steel
U. S
Local Markets Prices for Hay Grain and Livestock
Prices paid for hay and grain items including No. 2 wheat at 1.05, corn 0.73 0.75, various baled hays from 5.00 to 14.3, clover and timothy seeds, oats straw at 6.00 7.00, and shredded fodder. Hog and pork quotes from Co H and Q stock yards with weights 90 to 300 pounds, plus butcher, poultry, butter, hides, and feed lot figures from local suppliers and retail prices.
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Knollenberg Milling Company
Mississippi River
Co. H
Tlome Butcher Company
Maine Street
Wheat and corn markets face rust impact and bearish sentiment
In Chicago on July 20 the market ignored rust reports as a potential yield threat grows in the Northwest. While wheat prices drift higher on demand for new wheat, experts foresee the fall movement pushing prices down with investors waiting for a better entry. Corn sees a sharp setback from summer heat and expectations of a large crop, but exporters stay active as July receipts mount. Oats slip as wheat and corn slide, though some buyers accumulate large September and December positions amid a large crop outlook.
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Chicago
Northwest
Kansas
Tt le
Hay and straw prices in St Louis and New York end of day
In St Louis on July 20 hay and straw offerings ranged from No 1 heavy mixed at 7.60 to new No 2 around 6.60 with timothy grades from 5 to 9 and straw around 6.40 per ton. New York mercantile prices show the commodity market steady with government bonds listed and silver at 62 1/2, general market levels firm with minor fluctuations.
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Louis
Market receipts are good Wednesday market report
Fourteen farmers appeared at the city market square on Wednesday. They offered loose hay corn oats and baled straw with prices mostly steady. Hay loads ranged from 7 to 11 dollars per ton, corn sold at 75 to 76 cents per bushel, oats at 35 cents per bushel, baled hay 13 dollars per ton, baled straw 7 dollars per ton.
Horses and Mules East Stouts Market Report
Market unchanged for horses and mules with prices given in scattered figures. Notable entries include heavy draft horses at 225 and 185, southerns around 125 to 270, and miscellaneous terms like hands and pat listed in old measurement style.
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East ST. Touts
Hanits
Clear Skin From Within Pimples and Cleanse Remedy Ad
Bold claim promotions for Dr King's New Life Pills to achieve a clear complexion by cleansing the system. Describes the pills as gentle and mild with bowel-liver action, suitable for all ages, priced at five cents at the druggist.
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Dr. King
Prize ticket contest to boost Chautauqua sales
Palmyra Missouri July 20 1916 the Chautauqua committee launched a prize ticket selling contest open to all to boost August event sales. prizes: five dollars to top collector three and two dollars to next. entrants meet at Marion County Savings Bank July 26 at 9 30 am. contest runs 10 am opening and crowds must not canvass or promise until tickets are received. contest closes 6 pm August 16 1916.
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Chautauqua Committee
Marion County Savings Bank
John Franklin
Franklin Hotel
Texas
Thompson
Carrol Lanius
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J. A. Lanius
Wonder Cure Claim From Dr Ew Hall At Olive Street
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Seldon
EW. Hall
Olive Street
St Touts
Backache relief leads to kidney trouble awareness
Joseph G. Wolf of Greens Bay Wisconsin touts Foley Kidney Pills for a months long severe backache. The ad urges attention to kidney trouble symptoms and notes many men are refused life insurance due to undiscovered issues. Miller and Arthur Drug Co.
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Jackson St
Greens Bay
Wis
Foley
Miller & Arthur Drug Co
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