Wheat hits high mark as profit taking appears
CHICAGO July 26 Wheat briefly touched season highs but mostly fell on cooler Northwest weather and to discount rust damage. Sept $1.19% Dec $1.23. Corn rose modestly while oats fell and hogs kept provisions weaker. Northwest car lots and cash quotes noted with mixed regional activity.
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County Fieuses
Duly Co
Anneapolis
Dalbuth
Winnipeg
Cerny
Toledo
Chiol Ny Parkseean
Omah Omaha
Neb
Minneapolis
Grain Markets Across Cities Show Mixed Wheat and Corn Prices
Chicago reports mixed wheat and corn quotes with No 2 and No 3 grades fluctuating for July. Kansas City and Saint Louis list varied prices across hard and red wheat, mixed corn and white oats. Market notes mention bearishly described crop prospects and quieter lard but higher hog prices later in the session.
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Peoria
Chicago
Kanana City
Kansas City
Louis
Grain and Livestock Prices Across Major Markets
Reported cattle hog and sheep receipts from Chicago St Louis Kansas City and Omaha markets show steady to higher trends with mixed heavy and choice categories. Prices span hogs from around 9.00 to 9.80 per hundredweight with heavies near 9.50 to 10.50, cattle receipts around 4 000 to 6 000 with steer and cow ranges, and sheep values near 5 to 9 dollars per head, as regional traders note varied demand.
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St. Louis
St Louis
Kansas City
Kent St. Louis
East St, Louis
Omaha
Wethern
Home Butcher Company
Maine Street
Markets Across Cities Drift Despite Mixed USDA Signals
Chicago butter and eggs hold steady with creamery butter at 24 7 8 cents and firsts eggs near 22 22 4 cents. Potatoes dip in Virginia markets while Kansas City and St. Louis report varied creamery and poultry prices. New York sees steady butter with creamery extras, eggs firm, and spot coffee and sugars showing modest moves in a volatile market.
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Missouri
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New York
Nfay York
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Santos
Horses and Mules Market Report from St Louis
Fast market. Prices listed for extra heavy draft and draft cross mules with weights and hands figures. Faint figures show prices from 125 to 150 dollars for various mule grades and draft stock in St Louis Illinois.
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ST. Louis
Ill
Western Headquarters Opens in Chicago for Republican Committee
Western headquarters for the Republican national committee will be opened in a Chicago hotel today by John J. Elliott of St Paul who arrived for that purpose.
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Chicago
Republican National Committee
John J. Elliott
St Paul
Extra dividend on steel stock shocks market
New York July 26 News of U S Steel quarterly results influenced a dull market. Steel posted an earnings surge with a record total of 81,126,048 dollars, aided by an extra dividend of one percent. Public reaction mixed as prices fluctuated and overall shares drifted lower.
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U. S. Steel
Steel Quarterly
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International Group
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Yu Wo
ALT & T
Co & NW
Nor
N.Y
Ty Pern
Market Letter Notes Wheat Decline and Rust Fears
Northwestern markets failed to rally and pressured prices lower despite a late spike. Bullish crop rumors from the Northwest and Manitoba rust reports threaten North American supply for foreign demand. Corn rose on hot weather and tight supply. oats weakened as cash houses hedged and exporters maintained heavy clearances.
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Chicago
North
South Dakota
Manitoba
Northwest
North America
Commission House
Market Report on Hay and Straw Prices in St Louis
July 26 report shows clover mixed No 1 at 9.50 to 10.50, old mixed No 1 at 10 to 11, old clover mixed good No 2 at 10, timothy heated No 1 at 10 to 10.60, No 2 around 10, high No 1 at 18, alfalfa no-grade at 7.50, straw steady at 6.50 per ton. Also lists government bond and coupon details with various registered notes.
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ST. Louis
Market Receipts Hit By Extreme Heat Sales Tempo
In scorching weather the market Tuesday saw twenty loads of hay straw corn and oats arrive and move quickly. A Marblehead farmer reported wheat and oats being threshed with yields about 10 to 20 bushels per acre while hog prices stayed steady in the livestock market. Hay and straw lots sold at varied per ton prices with oats and corn sold per bushel at multiple rates.
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Marblehead
Local Markets Prices for Hay Grain and Livestock
Prices paid for hay and grain including No 2 hard wheat at 112. corn 73 7Se. oats 30 3Kc. Baled hay and straw prices listed with alfalfa, timothy, mixed, and clover. Milling product prices from Knollenberg Milling Co. Hog quotations by car lot and wagon load, with weights and prices. Retail poultry and egg prices, hides, live stock, and New York money market figures noted.
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Graham
Lsran
Property rights in age fish pit McGee Creek case
McGee Creek Levee and Drainage District officials face a ruling over fish ownership after a drainage ditch overflowed a stocked pond. Judge Higbee sustained a demurrer that no party holds title to fish except the catcher, while overruling objections to claims of water pumping and obstructions. The decision centers on whether the fish belong to the landowners or the catchers, with Talbert of Chambersburg pursuing damages.
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Matthews
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Fanny Ransom
Independence
Ben Hirsheimer
Miss St. John
St. Louis
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Honolulu
Kinderhook
San Diego
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Charles Dustin
Urbana
D Pittsfield
Edward Dovocy
Beardstown
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Maxine
Jacksonville
Guy Wubbard
Glenn
Springfield
Margery Binns
Elizabeth Dutton
Macomb
State Normal
Florence Grigsby
Frank Lewis
I. A. Chamberlain
St. Paul
Hanley
Paul Working
Augusta
Pittsfield Friendly
Harold Roberta
Albert Snell
San Antonio
Texas
Disciples Church
D. N. Wetzel
Hancock probate notes list guardianship filings and estate actions
In Hancock County probate notices guardianship actions include Cora Campbell guardian final receipts and discharge order for Mabel Campbell Frankie Campbell and Georgia Campbell also Carrie Stockton guardian report for Virgil Gibson minor with real estate inventory of 40000 Marion H Mosey sheriff appointed guardian for John M Hart minor. John O L Miles estate file for probate with Trude Miller executrix and no bond. EM N Lincoln estate filed for probate. Household furniture bequeathed to Margate and other provisions for the widow and heirs.
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Carrie Stockton
EL Maddox
Maddox
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Haneck County
John OL Milles
Isas
John Sample
H. Perris
Trude Miller
EM N
Lincoln
Weil
Margate
Eoin
Fer
Dart
Lima Community Resumes Activities With Picnics and Church Services
Local events include Zeta class serving ice cream and cake to boost funds, Miss Jane Ensminger returning home, and Wm. Stuart visiting family as county recorder race support grows. Upcoming schedule features Rocky Run Methodist quarterly meeting with Dr. Flinigan, a big church picnic August 1, and Billy B. Butler tent show moving to Marcelline after a Lima run. Lieut. Hugh F. King of Quincy to present moving pictures at Tioga M E church Saturday night.
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Macomb
Lima
Zeta
Christian Church
Wm. Stuart
Quincy
J. Stuart
Methodist Church
Stuart
W. E. Leach
Stein
The
Rocky Run Methodist Church
Flinigan
Billy B. Butler
Marceline
Butler
Iowa City
Warsaw
Marshal Bennett
Hugh F. King of
Quincey
Tioga
M. E
Hugh
Rocky Run
White
Prairie Church Progress and Local News Highlights
Prairie at 2 o'clock discusses Methodist church improvements including a white church with a concrete porch and vestibule, seating refinished, parsonage painted, and a push to complete the work led by W. D. Best and others. Also reports dinner hosts Leeper family, Alberta Leeper’s burn injuries from a rope incident, Lloyd Ensminger leaving for Bloomington, and upcoming fried chicken dinner and fish puppet at the Christan church picnic on Aug. th.
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Quincy
Helen Barber
Frances
Los Angeles
Cal
Leeper
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Bert Leeper
Alberta
Sunny
Lloyd Ensminger
Lloyd
John Ensminger
Bloomington
Ensminger
Coatsburg
Christan Church
Texas Wonder Cure Advertisement
The Texas Wonder claims to cure kidney and bladder troubles and regulate bladder issues in children. It dissolves gravel and helps diabetes, rheumatism, and back pains. Priced at $1 by mail from Dr. E W Hall, St Louis, MO. testimonials available.
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Texas
E W. Hall
Oliva Street
St. Louis
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