Higher Prices for Corn as Delayed Deliveries Looms in Drouth
Crop damage reports lift wheat and minor grain futures on July 25 as cooler weather in the northwest and rising western and southwestern shipments press prices. Manitoba rust confirms widespread infection in the Dakotas. corn bids rise for deferred delivery while July options soften. Hog prices firm and lard purchases support provisions.
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Minneapolis
Joe. Paluth
Onate
Grain Markets Report From Chicago and St Louis
Grain prices across Chicago and St Louis show mixed No 2 and No 8 grades for wheat and corn with narrow ranges. Wheat prices range around 1.15 to 1.29 per bushel while corn mostly sits near 0.82 to 0.88 per bushel with white and yellow varieties noted.
Market Report from St Louis and Midwest Livestock Prices
St Louis stockyards show hog receipts 6 100 with prices up to 10 cents higher, cattle receipts 5 200 up to 10 cents, and sheep 8 400 steady to stronger. Chicago reports hogs firm to higher with bulk around 4 34 to 4 55, cattle receipts 12 900 firm, sheep 9 906 firm. Omaha and Kansas City listings mirror higher hogs and variable cattle and sheep bids across regions.
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ST Louis
Evan Heavy
Chicago
Stony Woo
Omaha
Omaita
Kansas City
Markets in Chicago and national trade notes July 25
Chicago markets report butter steady at 24 1 2 to 27 1 2 cents with creamery and egg prices mixed including firsts 22 to 23 cents and ordinary firsts around 21 1 4 cents. Virginia potatoes and Kansas Missouri consignments vary, poultry unsettled with hens 16 cents and broilers around 21 cents. New York shows steady butter creamery extras 28 cents with other creamery grades and sugar futures slipping 10 to 18 points. New Orleans area prices not listed.
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Rio
Santos
Horses and Mules Market Prices in East St. Louis
Market unchanged. Horses extra heavy and mules listed with prices. Descriptions include weights and heights, with prices ranging from 150 to 270 dollars for various sizes and breeds.
Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey advertised relief for summer cold
An advertising blurb promotes Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey as a remedy for stuffed heads and coughing. It claims the balsams clear nasal passages, reduce coughing and speed recovery with direct use and directions. The ad urges readers to obtain a bottle and stay alert to coughs.
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Alcohol Drops 10 Points Monday
New York stocks opened with notable volatility as United States Industrial Alcohol tumbled 10 percent to 106 1 2 amid rumors linked to French government contract hurdles. The market also saw Steel slip after early gains while motors and tobacco shares provided some strength in a choppy session totaling about 430000 shares traded.
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United States
Steel
Uying of
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Max Wells
Independent Steel and Iron
Liggett and Myers
G. W. Helme
Wheat Markets Drift Amid Weather Signals In Northwest
Widespread market notes show cooler Northwest weather triggering early profit taking before steadying at high levels. Rust and heat damage loom in North Dakota while Southwestern markets stay firm on demand for good wheat. Corn rises on delivery congestion and hot dry West. oats follow with modest activity. Hall’s Catarrh Cure advertisement appears amid product claims and a sample testimonial.
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Northwest
North Dakota
Southwestern
Price Rise for No 2 Wheat and Market Report
An advance of two cents per bushel lifted the price of No 2 Wheat to 1.12. Flour prices unchanged. Monday market receipts were light but satisfactory for the season. Hogs prices rose ten cents per hundredweight. Hay and straw trades occurred with varied per ton prices. corn sold at 75 cents per bushel.
Local Market Prices for Hay, Grains and Hogs
Local market listings show prices for hay and grains including No 2 wheat at 1.12 per bushel, corn 73 7Ec, oats 380 870, various baled hays and clover seed. Hog quotes cover car lot, wagon land, and local Hutchers ranges with weight-based bids, plus dressed poultry and butter prices and a government bond section.
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Queen Dairy
Proctor Heads Palmyra Roy Club in July Meeting
Palmyra July 25 four hundred members voted J W Proctor as president of the Palmyra Roy for Congress Club at a court house square gathering. Sidney J Roy spoke, praising the self made candidate who would serve the people. Five to six hundred heard the addresses. The Warren meeting drew 340 voters with speeches by Senator Robert McClintic H Cla Heather and Dr D Clark.
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Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles
The Texas Wonder claims to dissolve gravel cure diabetes and rheumatism and regulate bladder issues for men women and children. If not available locally it can be mailed for $1.04 with a two month supply per bottle. Testimonials available from Dr. E W Hall at 2926 Olive Street St Louis Missouri.
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E. W. Hall
Olive Street
St. Louis
The Crime of Silence and Dr Strohl’s Treatment Claims
Silent sufferers endure unknown sexual neurasthenia with symptoms from irritability to insomnia. The article promotes Dr H Strohl of Quincy claiming to restore diseased sexual organs using electricity, drugs, serums and gland extracts with office hours listed.
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