Wheat Market Upturn Reflects Drouth and Export Demand
Chicago July 25 Wheat prices rose on Thursday with gains near a bushel as drought and rust threaten spring wheat, while stronger foreign markets and rising export demand buoy optimism. Corn and oats also advanced modestly amid mixed futures. market activity showed large scale buying at open. Northwest and Minneapolis bidding reflected blight fears and rust concerns, with cash prices mounting in several hubs.
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Chicago
Canada
Raytag
Grain Market Quotations Across Cities
Grain market prices for Chicago Kansas City and St Louis show No 2 red wheat around 1.24 to 1.28 dollars, No 2 yellow corn about 0.83 to 0.86 dollars, No 2 mixed oats near 0.41 to 0.42 dollars, with various hard and white grades listed. Prices span bid ranges and daily quotes from multiple markets including Chicago and Kansas City.
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Maha
Omatta
Nobi
Peoria
Chicago
Kanane City
Kansas City
St. Louis
Constipation relief advertised by Liver Tablets
An old advertisement fragment promotes Chase's Liver Tablets claiming relief from constipation and bloating. It mentions purifying the liver and aiding digestion, with unclear author or date details.
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Chase
Seth Bi
Livestock Market Reports From Multiple Cities
Receipts and prices for hogs cattle and sheep across Omaha Chicago St Louis Omaha and Kansas City show mixed to steady markets. Hogs generally firm to higher with heavy and large lots around 9.0 to 9.9 per cwt while cattle range from about 4.5 to 10.5 with varied classes. Sheep and lambes reflect steady to higher demand in spots with yearlings and wethers trading near mid to upper range.
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Cala Re
Cticago
Irkeleagiaielt
ST. Bal
Weste T Su
St. Louis
Louis
Yumana
Omattia
Tay
Kansas
Elrang
East St. Louis
Markets Report Butter Eggs and Poultry Prices Stated
Chicago and New York markets show butter creamery firm at 28 to 29 cents, eggs irregular with firm creamed demand, and poultry prices steady to higher in various regions. Virginia potatoes and Missouri goods listed. pooled prices include corn and cane notes, with financial figures for July 28 and 23.
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Chicago
Virginia
Ianans
Missouri
Springs
Kansas City
New York
New Yor
Hennery
Rail Stocks Under Pressure Amid Light Volume
New York July 28 rail shares faced moderate decline as trading was the lightest of the season. U.S. Steel remained apathetic despite earnings and a special dividend, while Western rails led declines. Mexican Petroleum, Texas company and auto suppliers like Goodrich and Lee Rubber dropped, with Willys-Overland down nearly 8 points to a new low after par value change. Bond activity was uneven. U.S. 2s slipped while A and Panama 2s rose modestly.
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New York
ULS Steel
U.S
Panama
Panania
Altis-Co Pido
Tota
Dent Sugar &S
Gssy
Anuconur Vaeye
Alchisot
Grt
Nor, Ptd
Enee Nor
Puesse
Union Tia
Igh Willvsiver
Ake ET CO & NW
Wee Ti
Cent
NL OY
Studebaker
S. Steel
Union
Wheat and corn market moves in hot July trading
Chicago July 28 Wheat opened at high levels then fell on profit selling with South Dakota losses around 60 percent. Corn rose on heat and drought fears with December futures hitting new highs while traders awaited rain. Oats followed grains up on buying by shorts, hedgers selling, and cautious speculation on a new oats movement. Weather remains the dominant, uncertain factor shaping prices.
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Chicago
South Dakota
Middlewest
Longs
Shorts
Hay and straw market report from St Louis
July 25 market notes show mixed clover and mixed hay prices. No 1 Heat mixed at 1007 to 11 dollars, choice Tight mixed at 12 dollars, new timothy at 5.50 dollars, old timothy at 10 dollars. Straw Wheat 6.50 dollars.
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ST. Louis
East St. Louis Horse and Mule Market Report
Market unchanged for horses and mules. Prices shown include extra heavy drafts at $175 and $185, good southerns around $175, and mules from 14 to 16 hands priced between $125 and $270. Includes various sizes from 14 to 16 hands and up to 16% harness class.
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East ST. Louis
Fil
Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles
The Texas Wonder treats kidney and bladder issues for men and women and regulates bladder troubles in children. If not available locally, mail order is possible for 1.0¢. One bottle lasts two months and often cures. Testimonials available from Dr. F. W. Tiali at 3926 Olive Street, St. Louis, MO. sold by druggists.
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Texas Wonder
Seldon
F. W. Tiali
Olive Street
St. Louis
Price of No 2 Wheat Higher in Local Market
No 2 wheat price rose to 1.15 per bushel, up three cents, with flour up 20 cents per barrel. Thursday's heat boosted local receipts. sixteen loads of farm products sold by afternoon. Hog prices steady. hay and corn receipts listed with prices. barley and other grains noted.
Local Market Prices for Hay Grain Hogs and Poultry
Readable market list with prices for hay and grain including No 2 wheat at $1.11, oats, baled hay, alfalfa and clover seeds, milling products from Nellenberg Milling, and hog and cattle quotations from C B and Q stock yards. Also includes local butcher quotes for hogs beef veal poultry butter hides and animal byproducts.
Excusable. Employer confronts late clerk in morning exchange
A Monday morning scene shows an employer scolding a clerk for tardiness while the worker apologizes, saying he had heard the employer thought he was dead. The brief dialogue captures a tense workplace moment.
Pittsfield Fall Festival fund tops $1200, aims for three day event
Pittsfield committee led by Hicks English Nelbur and Drew reports over 1200 dollars raised for the third annual fall festival. About 250 to 300 more in smaller subscriptions remains. The festival, run as a free community celebration with no profit motive, will occur in late September or early October with George M. Smith in charge.
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Pittsfield
R. T. Hicks
Harry English
EF. W. Nelbur
George Drew
George M. Smith
Lizzie Iaiser
Edw. Raftery
John Dinsmore
Springfield
Henry Saylor
Ira Grimes
Waverly
Ill
Newburg
Clara Callahan and Son
Indiana
Thurdin Westiky
Mld
Wine
Chiersa
Pittsfield Board of Education
R.A. Deffentbaugh
Millstadt
Roo Sint 1
Glen Gr
Ethel Harpolerrenoe
R.A. Fenbaugh
Misslizabeth
Werman
Edith Alen
Alford Lipsold
Vida Lighbert
H. J. Hoop- Nitter
Clyo Kereman
Masgwie Higgins
Ida Foote
Sada Aber
Ethel Rainwater
Local Notes From La Belle Missouri and Surrounding Areas
Harry Carter of Bethany visits La Belle friends while noted locals attend events and travel. Miss Moye returns from Quincy after nursing duties, and Mary Mathews has tonsil surgery in Kirksville. A new baby born to Mr. and Mrs. Homer Vanyrey. several residents visit relatives and attend races in Quincy. Harvey Navier injured while raising track section on the railroad project.
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Harry Carter
Bethany
Carter
la Belle Viteh & Col
Lear Ttawkins
Edina
Nena
Mildre
Moerson
Ewing
Miran
Kili Allen
William Morgan
Moye
Quincy
W. HH
All and Family
Ole Smith
California
Knox City
C. W. Collins
Gqiadyva
Columbus
Emil Rosenberger
E. A. Dowell
Rebecca Rattles
Lewistown
Ali
Russel Stith
Harvey Navier
Tenhaeff Bros Ship Carload of Hogs and Local Visits
Tenhaeff Bros shipped a carload of hogs from LaPrairie Illinois on Monday morning. Mrs. Fred Ross returned Thursday from Macomb with her daughter Winefred. Dr. Ross is recovering and expected home Friday. Families from Cedar Falls Iowa and Golden visited Ebenezar church and Charlies Miller’s home for an evening. John Tenhaeff loaded a car of wheat Wednesday. Carl Anderson returned from Blessing hospital in Quincy. The note ends with a humorous remark about women and money.
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Quincy Whig
the Whig CO
Ember
Associated Presa
Alcorn & Henkel
Jystage
Aix
Issse Ceevece Uc
Guincy
Joneses
Qenenber
van Sotrocks
Ethelbert
Canpan
Ethel Bert
Drouth
Minneapolis
Winnipor
Toag
Liverpool Cables
Toledo
Clovar
Alsike
Timothy
Burley
Liverpool
Manitoba
Minneapolia
Northwest
Northern
Duluth
A. B
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Produce Markets
Weere
Butter—creamery
Rio
Santos
Weseceaees
Remister
Tim
New York Money
Mercantile Paper
Stock Exchange
Raiilroad
Long Commission Co.’s Daily Market Letter
Nellenberg Milling Company
Sligh
Mississippi River
C. B. and
Car Lot
Wargeon Land
Home Butcher Company
Maine Street
Chalice
Lees
Rolles & Rogers
Torrey
HR. A. Torrey
New York City
Capt. Torrey
Hinvis Volunteers
Tle
Wyoming
Minn
Cpt
Jay Linn Torrey
Kasin
Wyo
Linn M. Bates
Muirigse
Col
Linn Terrey
Capt. Terrey
Ivred Steinebach
Bethel
Kate Rife
Steffenville
Andy Stevens
Reuben McKinney
Granite City
Jess Wadson
Levi Howard
Emden
Katie Patterson
Hannibal
Watie Patterson
Near Prairie View
Monroe Wallis
Sisseabb
Joe Mayes
Kendall
Larairie View
Ehld
Deliah Critchlow
Silvie Critchlow
Archie Walls
Heather
Ben Green
Mae Hawkins
John Smith
Will Duncan
Nebraska
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Joe Crockett
Figenet
Byrde
Clare Simmons
Wendall
John Lyell
Palmyra
Andrew Chapel
LA Belle, MO
Excelsior Stove & Mfg. CO
Gus Scheipering
State Streets
McPeters Mill Coomaha
Knollenberg Milling Co
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