Wheat prices rise on expected minimum price law
Chicago July 22 The market gains on anticipated federal minimum Wheat price support with July at 2.55 and September at 2.27. Corn weakens slightly while oats advance. Provisions rise with hogs as meat values lift Liverpool quotations. Northwest crop reports remain a market driver and trading includes sizable car and shipment data.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Long Commission Co
Northwest Car Lote
Minneapolis
Winnipeg
Grain Markets Across Cities Report Varied Wheat and Corn Prices
July 22 reports show diverse grain pricing in Omaka Omaha Minneapolis St Louis Kansas City and New York. Prices list No 2 red No 2 white and No 3 white for wheat and various yellow white and mixed corn grades with ranges from about 2.00 to 3.20 per bushel and notes of cash and futures values across markets.
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Omaka
Omaha
Peoria
Porta
Alinneapolis
Minneapolis
Northcarn
St. Louis
St, Louis
Krosne City
Kansas City
New York
Gilmer
Quincy
Markets in New York and Chicago reflect higher butter and spot prices
Butter firm in New York receipts 10 4711 and creamery prices up to 39 percent with various fresh extras and scores noted. Chicago reports higher creamery prices and US river receipts with potatoes and fowl prices mixed across regions, while Kansas City lists creamery firsts and seconds with poultry yields and prices. The article closes with a Bible note on the word Jewry found in apocrypha and scripture references.
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Ow York
New York
GAO
Sinto
Santos
Local Market Prices for Grain Hay Hogs and Hides
A dense listing of prices from lay and grain to hay products, milled flour, and feeds. Includes hog quotations by weight and class, poultry and dairy prices, hides and pelts, and miscellaneous farm goods with corrected daily updates from Anck Brothers and Day Cleaver Co.
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Swifts
H. VP
H. P
WW. P
Statiuona
Mississippi River
Anck Brothers
Cleaver Co
Holles & Rogers
Weekly Market Letter from Long Commission Company
Wheat closes near best prices after hedging unwind from local sellers with continued short interest. July delivery outlooks include price support if the food bill passes. Corn sustains strength on demand for cash corn. September near highs amid industrial demand and potential recession in values. Oats rise on July demand, limited supplies, and talks of price caps. harvest yields described as very favorable.
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Rkcatterog
Wheat prices rise with mixed farm market notes
Wheat advances 15 cents to 2.15 a bushel for No 2 wheat as millers price. Flour retail ranges 12.50 to 14.20 a barrel, up 60 cents from Saturday. Hog prices up five cents. Hay at 12 a ton. Corn two loads 1.79 a bushel and oats 66 cents a bushel.
Toledo market prices and a dynamite note
In Toledo Ohio on July 22 prices for Clover seed and Timothy are listed with Prime cash figures for October December and September. The excerpt mentions a dynamite charge from 1868 as part of a historical note.
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Chicago
SOR
Nimnal
Toledo
Clover
Industrials rise as rails steady in New York stock list
Traders grow more optimistic on Washington outlook and cover shorts. Industrials led gains with Bethlehem Steel up 3 in the new issue, U S Steel and independents firming 1 to 2 points. Shippings advance, coppers rally late, rails steady, total stock sales 332,000. Bond market firm with Liberty 3 1/4s near par.
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New York
Washington
Bethlehem Steel
U. S. Steel
Marine
Atlantic
Gulf and West Indies
United Iruly
American International Corporation
Similor
Brenter
American Woolen
Central Leather
Lehigh Valley
Chesapeake and Ohio
Verba Am
Loco
Atchison
M. Ko
Best N.Y
Nor
Pace
U.S Steel Pfu
Eee Willys-Over
Livestock Market Reports From Chicago St Louis and More
Receipts and prices across major markets on July 22 show hogs steady to higher in Chicago 5000 head with mixed and heavy sales ranging from 14.05 to 16.36 for hogs while cattle receipts 2000 show steady native beef cattle 8.40 to 14.05, sheep at 7.75 to 16.75. similar figures appear for St Louis Kansas City and Omaha with varied loads and price bands across hogs cattle and lambs reflecting regional demand.
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Chicago
St. Loui
ST. Louis
Kansan City
Kansas City
Omaha
Half Million Dollar Fire Hits Harrison Idaho Business District
A fire in Harrison Idaho caused about 500000 in losses Saturday. It destroyed the town's business section and half the residences, starting in a lumber yard and spreading quickly. Relief trains are en route from Spokane and other points. The blaze remained uncontrolled for eight hours.
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Harrison
Idaho
Spokane
Timeline of early tech milestones and misfit quotes
The notes recount various dates for inventions and events from 1801 to 1885 including the first airship, electric locomotive, breech-loading rifle, sewing machine gift, and early automobile links. It also contains a quip about faith and mistaken ideas, adding a reflective aside.
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Land Service
Emergency League Corps organizes in Carthage
In Carthage July 22 Mrs Ida M Parr led a conference of the Fourth Illinois Emergency League. About seventy five women from Hancock and surrounding areas gathered at the Elks club to learn organization methods and military style command. Leaders from Galesburg ferris area announced a statewide suffrage education push linked to the constitutional convention vote in 1918. Also noted are local obituaries, personal notes, and harvest reports from Hancock county including rye yields of 335 bushels per acre and ongoing threshing.
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Carthage
Ida M. Parr
Carthage Civic League
Henry Rams
L. W. Berry
J. P. Beckman
Mary Davidson
Fourth Corps
Illinois Emergency League
Galesburg
Hancock County
Elks’ Club
Ilinois
S. M. Parr
Ferris
Illinois Equal Suffrage Association
National Council of Defense
Red Cross
Knots Equal Suffrage Association
Grace Wilbur Troute
Chicago
Illinois
Equal Suffrage Association
Hlannah Hamilton
Miss Hamilton
Kentucky
Hancock Township
J. M. Jones
Louis Westfall
Hamilton
Jim
Fort Madison
W. P. Frazier
Medical Corps
U.S. Army
John F. Scott
John L. Shultz
Franklin
Clyde P. Johnson
John Carlton
Chas. Baxter
Quincy
Archbishop Opposes British Reprisals in Letter
London July 22. Archbishop of Canterbury Randall Thomas Davidson rejects reprisals against German non-combatants for London air raids. He cites a bishops’ resolution affirming morality forbids attacks aimed at civilians, distinguishing them from legitimate military bombardment. He warns such acts would be futile as a deterrent and provoke further cruelty.
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London
Randall Thomas Davidson
Canterbury
Thomas Barlow
Canary
Ruthlesen
Soldiers and Sailors Home News of Deaths and Visits
Multiple notices from the Soldiers and Sailors Home report the death of Mrs. Rebecca A. Brown aged 79 from Greenfield Illinois, burial arrangements to Greenfield, and other residents’ health updates. Also included are social visits, hospital stays, and a Dutch windmill custom explaining birth and death signaling in Holland.
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Rebecca A. Brown
Brown
Greenfield
Ill
Frank Slaughter
Fayette, Til
F. S. Wilhit
Williamson
Alton
Edward Baker
James Slagle
39Th
Illinois Infantry
Elizabeth Hollron
Cornwallis
Mont
Blathards
Baker
E. Klinger
Miss Wells
Chicago
Harry Dale
Seattle
Wash
Wickenbottom
Table Grove
Glen Johnson
Charlie Wilson
Taylorville
Cecil
Mrs. Gray
Wittleton
Samuel Camp
Dowell
Kahoka
Lease
Holland
Russia Plots To Get Wheat From Peasants In Crisis
Petrograd July 22 Russia faces a grain squeeze as peasants hoard wheat. Minister of Supply M Peshekhonoff warned that moneyless peasants distrust cash and stocks, preferring goods. Officials seek non monetary incentives and barter to secure supplies, while caches risk total loss.
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Petrograd
Russia
M. Peshekhonoff
Congress of Workmen's and Soldiers
Hibs
Ministry of Supply
Camp Shelby construction starts after site pick in Hattiesburg
Hattiesburg July 21 Colonel Howells of the engineering department and Colonel Dalton of the quartermaster's department select the exact site for Camp Shelby and begin boring artesian water wells for the construction crew expected next week. The note adds that England’s monthly heavy gun output in 1915-16 topped six times that of 1914-15.
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Hattiesburg
Miss
Howells
Engineering
Dalton
Quartermaster’s Department of the Army
Camp
Shelby
England
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Tennessee
Kansas
Kennan City
Baconda
Peatry
Roosters
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MilHoag
Knollenberg Milling Company
Weekly Market Letter.” Long Commission Company
STEEL
Jones
Mercantile Paper
Hse
Panama
Emergency League Corps
Jeweler
Maine Street
Chickering & Sons
Giles Brothers
Owl Drug Store
Dr.vvelisch
Hampshire St
City
Homeseekers and Investors
Payson Twp
R. R. Allto
Mendon
Bowen
Adams Co
GEO. R. Stewart & CO
Blackstone Building
Vermont Sts
J. H. Waldron
S. W. Cor
Fifth and
Maine Sts
Paride
Wolf
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