Peace Rumors Stampede Through Wheat Trade
Chicago markets see wheat retreat on peace rumors while corn posts a modest gain despite crop damage reports in the Northwest. Prices close mixed with Sept wheat around 1.1544 and December near 1.1845, and corn up a fraction as oats and pork futures move unevenly. Northwest crop damage counters peace hopes amid broad market activity across Chicago, New York, and regional exchanges.
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Northwest
Chicago
Hulgaria
Bulgaria
Liverpool
Grain Market Prices Across U S Cities July 22
Grain markets report Chicago St Louis Kansas City Peoria and Minneapolis with wheat varying by grade from No 2 red to No 1 Manitob a and corn mixed and yellow ratings across regions Prices shown include No 2 hard at 1 164 and 1 27 67130 in St Louis and 1 12 1 18 in Kansas City Oats and barley also listed with multiple grade figures and regional notes including rust damage in Minneapolis and new crop readings
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St. Louis
Kankana City
Kansas City
Louis
Omaha
Chicago
ST. Youis
Kanaan City
Liverpool
Wea
Onta
Minneapolis
Markets Report From New York Chicago and Kansas City
New York markets show butter and creamery items steady to higher with mixed creamery scores and varied prices across grades. Chicago notes firmer butter, eggs steady, potatoes and poultry movement, while Kansas City reports cresting creamery prices and poultry figures. Regional listings include several miscellaneous bond notes and commodity prices with varied values and January-like figures in reports.
Hay and straw market reports from St. Louis
Hay and straw prices listed for July 22 show mixed and timothy grades with ranges from 5 to 17 dollars for hay and alfalfa high grade at 16 dollars. Straw remains scarce with round old wheat at 50 dollars per ton on track.
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ST. Louis
Dr Bells Pine Tar Honey Cold Remedy Ad
An old advertisement urges relief from a cold with Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey. It claims to heal inflammation soothe cough loosen phlegm and help breathing. The laxative tar syrup and pine tar balsam are promoted as preventing bronchial irritation.
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Rt. Bell
Dr. Bell
Stocks Rise on Specials While Shipping Falls Amid Tax Shock
New York trading closes with special stocks led by munitions and industrials to higher levels as pools push prices up, while shipping shares tumble after a heavy British war tax announcement. Bank cash gains seen, time money rates ease. bonds irregular as international issues track stocks.
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New York
U. & Steal
Crucible Steel
Baldwin Locomotive
T. Ww
Nor
Lehigh
TM Ly Lo& N
N.Y
N.y.n.hl& H
Penn Vicweeeess
Rock Island
Sears Hoo
Studebaker
Union
Tl. S& Steel
Steel
Mts Willys-Over
Woolworth
Wheat and Corn Markets React to NorthWest Rust Spread
Long Commission Co reports Chicago market notes from July 22 on wheat, corn, and oats. Wheat futures rally on rust spread forecasts and strong northwest crop reports, mill supplies tight, demand high. corn strong with July delivery under pressure from specs. oats follow kernels with good yields yet light new-crop sales amid oversold indicators.
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Chicagg
Nor Dakota
Minneapolis
Northwest
Business remains strong in mid year despite seasonal dip
Dan's review notes full business activity in a period usually showing shrinkage. Demand abroad for steel and leather remains strong while domestic buying slows as firms cover needs and conserve. Agriculture advances and weekly bank clearings reach 3,918,550,977 dollars.
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New York
Dan
Unclear fragmentary New York Money note
Fragmentary text mentions July percentile data and financial terms but lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities to form a proper summary. Unable to determine a clear event, person, organization, or place.
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New York
Texas Wonder cure advertised for kidney and bladder troubles
The advertisement touts Texas Wonder as a remedy for kidney and bladder issues in men and women and even children, claiming it dissolves gravel and relieves back, rheumatic, and irregularities. It promises home delivery if not sold by a local druggist and notes price and distributor details.
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Texas
Gts
Tir
EB. W. Halli
Tyler Olive Street
Bt. Louis
Local Market Rides Weather Woes On Harvest Day
Nineteen loads of farm products arrive at the city market as buyers snap up most goods by noon. Prices hold steady while farmers cite dry ground hindering work and urge rain for corn and oats. Loose hay, corn, oats, and baled straw sold in five to ten loads with prices listed, one hay load at ten dollars per ton.
Local Markets Prices for hay grain and hogs
Readable market data shows No 2 hard wheat at 1.10 a bushel corn 0.75 oats 0.30 to 0.37 mixed hay 8.50 10.90 alfalfa 14 new timothy 7 9 new clover 6 7 clover seed per bushel 13.00 mill products include flour prices and various meal and feed by Knollenberg. Hog quotes cover car load weights from 125 to 209 pounds with ranges 7.55 to 9.65. Local butcher quotes, poultry, butter, hides, and other farm products with multiple price points.
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Chicago
Lord
Northwest
Minneapolis
Duluth
Winnipeg
Knollenberg Illing Company
Mississippi River
C. B
Wasson Land
Home Butcher Company
Maine Street
Horses and Mules Market Listing at East St Louis
Market unchanged with drafts and horses offered in multiple weight and height ranges. Entries include extra heavy drafts around 225 dollars, good southern stock near 150, milers from 18 to 18 hands at 270, and lighter horses priced between 60 and 125 dollars.
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East St, Louis
Ill
Amiles
Summer troubles relief with Foley's Honey and Tar
Hay fever and asthma sufferers find relief in Foley's Honey and Tar. The remedy eases gasping coughs and nostrils inflamed by irritation without opiates. Miller and Arthur Drug Co. promotes this wholesome family remedy as long lasting and effective.
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Foley
Miller & Arthur Drug Co
Wheat and Corn Market Outlook in Spring Wheat Territory
Weekly Market Letter from Long Commission Company notes spring wheat in the north and west faces black rust and heat damage, warns of a possible world shortage raising prices, and predicts higher wheat prices after the first new-wheat run. Corn is a weather proposition. oats advance on grain strength while provisions stay in a narrow range with live stock tied to corn.
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North America
North
Central States
Local social notes span visits and family ties across towns
Miss Mary Mathews visits uncle Dr. A H Lillard near Ten Mile while Bessie Cameron and three children return to Bussey Iowa after a visit with her mother Mrs F E B Turner. The piece lists multiple arrivals departures and family happenings in the area with remarks on hay harvest and a closing quip about women on the floor and appearances.
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Mary Mathews
Near
Ten Mile
A. H. Lillard
Bessie Cameron
Bussy
Iowa
F. EB. Turner
James Calhoun
Kansas City
Pearl Culpen
Price
Denver
Colorado
Percy McCracken
Turner
Fred Walter, Jr
George
William Pile
Marguerite Towsen
Knox City
LaBelle
Anna Brownlee
Edina
7. W. Moore
Charley Alverson
Moberly
F. E. Turner
Billick
Chicago
C. W. Mullinex
Harvey Naylor
R. H. Barton
Lewistown
Sidney Noble
Cedar Rapids
Towa
Mullinex
Zeta Lolley
Richmond
Allen Dorsey
Cecil Golden
Harm
C. M. Fisher
Las Grance
Flagler
Lola Snayder
Wilbur Tal
Clara Quail
Emile Chapman
Ates
Ethel McMillen
T Paber
C0. Cote
Amithville
Texas
Palmyra News Roundup of Socials Weather and Local Events
In Palmyra Missouri the St Josephs church served ice cream and cake on the parsonage lawn while the Palmyra band played its weekly concert drawing crowds from the country and Hannibal. Property losses were reported from severe Wednesday storms including a hayrick, silos, a chicken house, and a barn. The body of drowned Raymond Wiseman was recovered near the North River after a search. Local political activity featured H C Heather and Dr J D Clark speaking on Friday and Saturday nights, Morris Anderson campaigning for prosecuting attorney, and Palmyra lodge I C C F reporting a first degree work. A telegram invited candidate James A Houchins to address voters on July 27, with support letters from John L Sullivan and John P Gordon. Probate Judge Samuel Harrison attended probate court.
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Ladies of
Hollyman
John Plantz
West Ely
Raymond Wiseman
North River
Glenn Todd
Todd
H. Clay Heather
J. D. Clark
Wills
Ely
Warren
Morris Anderson
Palmyra
James A. Houchins
Jefferson City
John L. Sullivan
Sedalia
John P. Gordon
Samuel Harrison
Hannibal
Court House
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Darrell Bradshaw
Four Corners
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Irwin Coleman
Joe Kizer
George Crist
Ewing
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Frances
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George Fox
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John Bourn
Alma Cort
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