Rains Shortfall Uplifts Corn Prices on Chicago Market
Disappointment over rains in the southwest drives corn futures higher amid unsettled closing prices. Wheat and oats gain while investors purchase on a hopeful outlook in central states. rains in Canada offer counterbalance as winter wheat receipts lag behind last year. Market reports include regional car lots, shipm ents, and price quotes across Chicago and other markets.
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Chicago
Northwest
North Dakota
South Dakota
Canada
Long Commission Co
York
Ee Bott
Minneapolis
Duluth
Winnipeg
Local Market Prices for Mill Products and Livestock
Readable listings show mill product pricing from Hey and Grata to KMnollenberg Milling. Includes flour types, bran, meal, molasses, dairy feeds, and digesters, plus live animal quotes for hogs, cattle, sheep, and poultry from C. Ls. & Q. stock yards and local handlers with varied weight ranges and per cwt or per head figures.
Seed Market Prices and Sugar Market Firm
In Chicago and New York on July 27, market listings show seed prices for Clover Timothy and Alsiko with monthly figures for prime cash and futures from August to March. New York sugar markets report centrifugal at 6.77 and molasses at 5.89 with refined grades firm.
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New York
Corn and oats market letter notes bullish corn cash demand
Long Commission Co reports corn buying from the southwest lifting prices in the market. Cash corn strength supports values though local demand outstrips receipts. Oats rise with corn as offerings stay limited and domestic threshing shows heavy yields. weekend cash demand improves with outside buyers and shippers.
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Northweast
Canada
New Hay Sells for 12 in City Market
Hogs on the local live stock market remained steady on Thursday. Two loads of new hay were brought in and sold for 12 a ton. One load of corn sold for 1.80 a bushel. Quata came in one load and sold for 65 cents a bushel.
Dullness Record Falls as Exchange Shows Weak Turnout
New York July 27. Stock market dullness breaks records with barely £90,000 shares traded. Steel and war issues dominate, St Paul dividend cut to 2 percent prompts decline then quick rally, U S Steel fluctuates, bonds irregular with modest gains. Mercantile paper, metals prices, and foreign exchange show muted activity amid overall lackluster trading.
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New York
Taore
St. Paul
Japan
South America
Liberty
U. S
Livestock Market Totals From St Louis to Omaha
Receipts across St Louis Chicago Kansas City and Omaha show hogs, cattle and sheep trading with steady to mixed demand. Prices range for hogs from about 14.75 to 15.95, cattle from 5.25 to 18.90, and sheep with lambs around 9 to 16 dollars, reflecting regional shifts and bulk sales.
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St. Louie
Louis
Chicago
Kanaan City
Kansas City
Omaha
Hancock County Graduates Hamed
One hundred twenty five boys and girls finish eighth grade work in Hancock County.
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Hancock County
Hamed
Carthage
Farts
Natis Ag
la Harpe
Gilead
Frank Brant
Lyle Melvin
Bradshaw
Delphene Pocock
Elm Grove
Ruby Ingstrom
Rena Ingstrom
Oak Hill
Lawrence Traser
Beulah Helmers
Tarman
Gladys Cassingham
Durham Township
Fairview
Helen Garrett
Tiiton
Vivian Symmonds
Charlie Bertschi
Center
Sylvia Hots
Leslie A. Jones
Crescent
Catherine Hogan
Narvoo
Nauvoo
Clyde Stratton
Edgar Rahn
Walter Hobba
Charles Bechtold
Sonora
EM Mott
Mildred Schneider
Ogden
Anna Boerner
Central
Carol Golden
Christy
Leoma Barth
Rock Creek
Dourgias
Marie Kelly
Jefferson
Meryl Shepherd
Ralph Fry
Ferrs
Naomi Emmett
Anna Ward
Lafayette
Genevieve Dighton
Pitot Grove Township
Forest Hill
Lowell Butler
Madison
Fred Dobson
Burnaide
Alma Stdum
Laura Skinner
Hiverett
Dorothy
Bessie Barr
Marguerite Noland
Fountain Green Township
Engle
Strickley Barker
Ellen Barker
Ellen M. Watson
George Smith
Maude Greeniz
Hickory Grove
Margaret Schwerer
Hancock Township
Woodville
Ray Rings
Carthage Township
Pleasant Valley
Herman Swain
Mount Zion
Marie Blan Alley Dale
Roy Eckmefer
Vernon Wear
James Biery Dies After Keokuk Hospital Injuries
James Reeder Biery, age unknown, died Thursday morning July 26 at 9 oclock in a Keokuk hospital from injuries sustained in an incident described as a gun related event. The report notes his passing follows prior injuries and marks the end of a young man linked to the Carthage area.
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Young Man
Keokuk Hospital
Chili
Hazel Dell
Violet Retd
Comax
Albert
Keokuk
James Reeder Biery
Markets Show Mixed Butter and Produce Trade Across Cities
Chicago reports butter and creamery prices with receipts of 11 190 cases and 27 4233 for firata 80 percent 32 percent ordinary firsts. Potatoes receipt 35 cars. Virginia barrels 404.35 and Kentucky sacks 101.25. Kansas City lists creamery firsts 84 seconds 3 packing 33. poultry roosters 1643, broilers 20. New York on July 27 notes unsettled butter receipts 6 836 and creamery prices with 92 score extras 89 firsts 87 33 percent seconds 86 37 percent. Market sees irregular eyes and dressed poultry dull. chickens 18 26 fowls 15 47 36 turkeys 13 47 33. Coffee futures quoted September 7 78, December 97 88.
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Omaka
Omatia
Pinneape
Minneapolis
Louis
Haines City
Kansas City
Peoria
Cotn
Recelpta
J SB
New York
Millag Producta
Kmnollenberg
Swift
H. B
Mississippi River
Choice
Hough
Colbu
Anck Srothera
Davis and Cleaver Co
Bolles & Rogera
Chicare
Chicago
Virginia
Kentucky
Kansas
Springs
Kanaan City
Tae
Creamery
Funeral services set for James Blerz in local city
The body was brought to his home for funeral services today at three o'clock at the residences with burial at Moss Ridge cemetery. James leaves a father Grant Blerz and siblings Gertrude Lucille Orville George. Relatives from Springfield and Wichita note visits and returns, including J B Brown and Mrs Susan McAnulty.
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Moss Ridge
James
Grant Blerz
Gertrude
Lucille
Orville
George
R. H. McAnulty
Springfield
Susan McAnulty
J. B. Brown
McAnulty
Wichita
J. B. Risse
J. D. Miller
Beger
Reimbola
Nauvoo
Visitors and Travels From Town to Nearby States
Green City residents and visitors are listed with recent travels including Paul Riggins returning from Colorado, Virgil Roberts and Rosa Smart visiting Wyaconda, Dr. IT ML Roberts, Neal Schuster and Aaron Schuster in town, J C Bond joining a chautauqua in Cooperstown, Bessie Porter and Bernice Cosby visiting relatives in Moberly, Ella Davis visiting Pennsylvania, Nora Miller from Idaho, and the Singleys visiting Quincy with relatives.
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Green City
Paul Riggins
Colorado
Virgil Roberts
Rosa Smart
Wyaconda
ML Roberts
Neal Schuster
Bay City
Texas
Aaron Schuster
J. C. Bond
Cooperstown
N. D
Nora Miller
Idaho
R. C. Singley
Quincy
A. Bushong
Galt
Airs
Hoss Scoggins
Harvest News From Durham Missouri
Duram area updates report D Johnson shipped stock Monday and farmers are busy in harvest. Oats are good and turning out well. Mrs. John Sanders and Mrs. J. B. Cranmer visited in Quincy Monday. Several residents visit relatives in nearby towns over the weekend. D. E. Briscoe worked on painting the Baptist church.
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Durham
D. Johnson
John Sanders
J. B. Cranmer
Quincy
Annie Garkie
Ruth Shires
W. H. Briscoe
Oklahoma
Virgil Blythe
la Grange
A. Slaters
Mead Cannon
Stanley
Douley Killebrew
John Bolten
Nelsonville
Sam Morton
Ross Dodge
la Gelle
Stanley Killebrew
Goldie Slater
Airs
Bua Shackleford
L. L. Leach
J. H. Roberts
Davis Briscoe
Loreta Roberts
John Nelson
D. E. Briscoe
Baptist Church
Marblehead Notes Include Catfish Death and Harvest News
Sunday after a fishing trip George Hickerson and John Mortar killed a large catfish after watching it struggle in Mil Creek. Oscar Ruyle and A Zimmerman report large catches in afill Creek. Rex Ruyle returns home from Yhessing hospital after appendectomy by Dr. E J Gabriel. Wheat is good. threshers delayed by rain. Fred Brickman reports early potatoes thriving.
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Marblehead
III
George Hickerson
John Mortar
Mil Creek
Oscar Ruyle
A. Zimmerman
Afill Creek
Rex Ruyle
Frank Ryle
Yhessing Hospital
E. J. Gabriel
Fayson
Fred Brickman
Here
For Sale 159 Acre Winds Farm With Cottage Orchard and Water
advertisement seeks a Quincy buyer for a 159 acre Winds area farm with a seven room frame house, barn and orchard. It features native shade trees, good drainage, tiled fields, a near lake and running water, one half mile gravel road to town, and proximity to railroads. The owner notes recent sales at 150 dollars an acre and promotes a widow’s investment with potential tenant farmers and Bradley estate connections.
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Quincy
Bradley
Ifiness
Red Cross Society Seeks Headway In Quincy Chapter
Al Rice praises the finds as he helps dig them. A meeting of the local Red Cross is set for Friday evening July 27 at A. N. Long’s residence. The group organized last Monday night with twenty one members on the books under the Quincy chapter direction.
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al Rice
Red Cross Society
A. N. Long
Quincy
Shelbyville F F Orchestra ice cream in the park
Shelbyville Missouri chapter of the F K E O will serve ice cream in the park next Saturday afternoon and evening. Harry Hale of Little Rock Arkansas stopped for a few days visit with friends en route home from Chicago Mr and Mrs A C Glover and two children were mentioned among the readable fragments.
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F. KE. O
Harry Hale
Little Rock
Ark
Chicago
A. C. Glover
Local residents return from visits and recoveries
Dren and Miss Neva Feeley came home after a two week visit with Mr. Grover’s father in Rogersville Missouri. Mr and Mrs C B Lawrence return from six weeks in Rochester Minnesota after operations and plan to sell or reopen their restaurant. Frank Drake recovers from appendicitis operation.
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Dren
Miss Neva Feeley
Mra
Grover
Rogersville
Mra. C. B. Lawrence
Rochester
Minn
Enders
Frank Drake
Proposed Disk Shield Guns for Torpedo Protection
A plan to defend ships from torpedoes uses special guns firing whirling disks that intercept the approaching weapon and disrupt its path. The disks are projected as a protective screen to reduce damage to vessels at sea.
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Grain Markets
Slug LI
Commcady
Mexico
Old Spain
Millet
Brown
East
Seed Market
Ric Roche
Harley
Timothy
Toledo
Toesdo
Clover
Alsiko
Long Commission Co.’s Daily Market Letter
U.S
Panama
New York Mercy
Mercantile
Atchison
St. OS Ty
N. W
Erie Tose Bay
N.Y N.uw
O Nor, Pac
Penn
Ene
Bay
Studebaker
Union Pac
I S. Steel
Ye Lal
VU. S. Steel Pfd
West Union
James Biery
Prairie
Young America
Lloyd McCormick
Marjorie Dally
Grape Vine
Marie Fecht
Anna McNally
Mary MeuNally
Elvaston
Raymond Dowdall
Elsie Stump
Ernest Thompson
Montebello
Layman
Beulah Kellogg
Tranquility
Roy Lillis
Paul Lillis
Leslie Price
Washington
Earl Potter
Oakwood
Florence Gubel
Leon Hall
Delia Sullivan
Wilcox Township
Green Plains
Charlie Parker
Wythe
Excelsior
Hear Creek Township
Basco
Hildred Manussier
Opal Phelps
Garnet Earls
Temperance
Mae Wilhite
Cornelia Anderson
Harmony Townahiz
Independence
Lucile Walker
Alice Ltarter
Bentley
Lara Denham
Lowell L. Smith
Ruby
Smith
Mt. Pleasant
Ray Langford
Denver
Harriet Childers
Esther Shinkel
Henry Steefried
Mildred Herring
Paul Groves
St. Mary’s Township
Unton
Grace White
Shitoh
Laura Crump
Rachel Crump
St Mary's
Beulah Lewis
Pearl Stoneking
Providence
Chellis Lee
Boston
Harry Melvin
Augusta Township
Sherwood
Robert Yates
Mildred Ross
Opal Ross
Mary Dennis
Florence Fathey
Ant
Comiskey
Hampshire ST
C.E. Delaplain
Stern Building
Quincy, Rijnois
W Weilsch
Hampshire
Shelbyville, MO
New
The
Atlas Portland Cement Company
Hannibal
Missouri
Wolf Chemical CO
Vilinoie
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