Corn and Wheat Rise as Dry Weather Bites Crop Yields
Crop impairment from dry southwest weather lifts corn prices while wheat gains on Minnesota and South Dakota yield fears. Market shows mixed moves with provisions weak. Bitterness in cotton seed prices cited. Regional quotes list No 2 and No 3 grades for wheat, corn, and oats across Chicago, Kansas City, St. Louis, Omaha, Minneapolis, and New York exchanges.
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Chicago
Kansas
Kansas City
Craeks City
St. Louis
MARKETS REPORT FOR HAY GRAIN AND LIVESTOCK
Local markets list prices for No 2 wheat 2.45 a bushel corn 1.80 oats 0.63, loose hay and baled hay prices, milling products from Knollenberg Milling Co with high patent flour 12.06 straight patent 12.90. various feeds per cwt including linseed meal calf meal and molasses. Hogs and pork prices by weight class from C B Q stockyards and Lovar Butchers, poultry and eggs quotations, hides and leather prices, plus live animal quotes for horses mules and cattle from East St Louis markets.
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Knollenberg Milling Company
Graham
Swift
H. P
Mississippi River
Atock Yarde
Chuico
Lovar
Anck Brothers
Boltoa & R
Hollon Ogers
Corn and oats market summary from Long Commission Daily Letter
The corn market was mostly local with bullish tones from a Kansas State report suggesting crop acreage above ten year average. Oats rose on favorable harvest weather and strong cash premiums, with traders bullish on the large crop while deliveries remained pressure points near peak prices.
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Kansas
Price of Hogs Show Change Locally
The Weal live stock market remained steady Friday with hogs unchanged. Wheat advanced ten cents as local mills paid $2.25, hay sold at $15 a ton, and another load of looge hay brought $12. Corn sold for $1.80 per bushel while oats brought 65 cents per bushel. Six farmers appeared at the city market.
Timbered Market Report on Hay Prices and Demand
Chicago and St Louis report mixed hay markets with dull tone and weak old hay. Timothy and clover quotes appear, with clover around 18.60 to 19.60 per something and timothy near 17.60, straw about 9.60. Prairie and alfalfa volumes limited but prices firm for best timothy and heavy clover.
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St. Louia
T.ouis
Timothy
Alfalta
Chicago
Hicago
Grain and sugar market quotes from Toledo and New York
July reports list prices for Clover seed and Timothy with futures for months and cash options, including Prime cash and upcoming contracts. Sugar prices in New York show raw sugar strong while molasses and refined remain firm, with notable figures for cents per pound and market terms.
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Chicago
Geicars
Toledo
Alsthe
Timothy
New York
Short Coverings Strengthen Mart On Friday
New York July 28 cover ing of shorts in steela and War shares aided a dull market. Rail stocks moved narrowly with Union Pacific and Canadian Pacific among notable exceptions while U S Steel led gains in active shares. Bonds showed heaviness in international issues as domestic rally softened amid mixed industrials.
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Shorts
Baldwin Locomotive
Virginia Row
Industria
General Motors
Studebaker
Maxwell
Avenas
Philadelphia Company
American Telephone
St. Paul
Canadian Pacific
Western Maryland
Union Pacific
S. Steel
Uberty
U. S
Loco
Atehisan
N.Y
N.H
Penn
Peoples Gas
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U. &. Steel
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Woolworth
Red Cross benefit in Carthage features bazaar and dance
Carthage sees a July 31 Red Cross fundraiser with a 2:30 PM bazaar in the Woods building, booths for sandwiches candy and popcorn, a fish pond and fortune teller, a livestock sale at 8:30 PM, and a Reyer’s hall dance at 9:00 PM. Committees handle decorations posters and tickets amid a مسیر of community events and notices.
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Carthage
Red Cross
Fred Johnson
Reyer
Julia Tate Noyes
Emily Lyon
Adelaide Merrill
May Harris
Louise Kunkel
Mrs. Frazier
Miriam Owsley
Gladys O'Harra
Alma Horney
Myrtle Rams
Erma Rowe
Ted Wilcox
Raymond Taylor
Raymond Ellsworth Taylor
North Fayette Street
Raymond
Eugene
Emma (Riley) Taylor
Baylis
Pike County
Leota Golden
Nauvoo
Babes
Alice
Thomas Pilkington
Elvaston
Loyd
Minnesota
Sexton White
J. M. Jones
Baptist Church
Woodland Church
Woodd Land
Quincy
Ty Tt. Davidson
Burlington
Livestock Market Prices Across Major Cities
Chicago hogs and cattle show varied receipts with steady to higher fat hogs and mixed cattle trends. St Louis and Kansas City report mixed hogs and cattle with modest declines, while Omaha notes steady to lower hogs and slow cattle demand across a broad regional snapshot.
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St. Louis
Louis
Kansan City
Kansas City
Omaha
Bulk of
Wales
Western Greers
Markets Across Cities Show Mixed Butter and Eggs
Chicago reports butter unchanged and creamery prices steady while eggs receipts total 9,964 cases with varied firsts and grades. Kansas City lists butter and creamery figures with firsts at 34 cents and eggs at 20 cents. New York notes firmer butter with higher creamery prices and irregular egg receipts. Louis remains quiet on poultry prices as overall market tone shows no major shifts. The Philippine islands are predicted to influence begonia varieties, with greenhouse culture needed for many. A British firm markets tea blocks resembling tobacco for tourists.
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Nicago
Chicago
Kentucky
Olinots
Kansas
Missouri
Springs
Kansan City
Kansas City
Butten
New York
GOAN SHOWS RAPID GROWTH IN AREA CROPS
Farmers report rapid corn growth as heat extends stalk height in the Fabius district after recent floods. Wheat and oats harvesting is underway with threshing begun in the region.
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Fabius
Weather and War Slow Trade Amid Uncertain Markets
Dun's review notes slower business activity as midsummer nears, with international tensions and weaker prices dampening demand. Buyers hesitate to cover distant needs, while government requirements grow. Some firms push to maintain output rather than seek new contracts. Weekly bank clearings reach $4,947,211,401.
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New York
Dun
Wonderful Night Illumination Of Niagara Falls
Niagara Falls is illuminated by thousands of lights powered by water diverted from the falls. The aero car crosses high above the whirlpool on a 1,800 foot cable, carrying 36 passengers. The scene, plus the new Aerial bridge, draws Fraternal Order of Eagles visitors to Buffalo for the August convention, with record attendance expected and a packed program.
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Niagara Falls
Mother Nature
Niagara
Merc
America
Order of Eagles
Niagara Whirlpool
Lewiston
Eagles
Buffalo
Harvesting and seed storage tips for better grain and hay
U S Department of Agriculture specialists urge timely harvest and careful handling to prevent waste and secure higher grades and prices for grain and hay. Focus on dry, clean, unmixed varieties, proper storage with turning, and early seed planning for next year to support production and market stability. A note adds a new bathroom scale with a dial facing upward for self-weighing.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Sweet Clover Harvesting and Threshing Techniques
A Farmers Bulletin outlines best timing and methods to harvest sweet clover for seed to minimize shattering losses. Guidance covers cutting at 75 percent seed pod maturity, suitable equipment like self rake reapers and grain headers, field drying, and threshing options to recover 2 to 10 bushels per acre.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Farmers’ Bulletin
Bulletin
Beverly III Church Sees Fourth Quarterly Meeting
BEVERLY III The fourth quarterly meeting of the M E church was held Thursday morning in the M E church. Ivan Olcker motored to Clayton Sus day to visit his uncle Dr Peters. He was accompanied by his mother and sister his grandmother Paters and aunt Mrs M Staggs. M T Stauffer of Tulsa Okla came Friday for a visit with his mother Mrs Stauffer and other relatives. Mrs Amy Perry of Washington came last week to visit her mother Mrs EH Covert. Mr and Mrs Harry Heyes Harat at Glade Kelle Wadored Griggsville Sunday to visit Br and Mrs Clyde Hull Mra Hedsall of Barry was a visitor at William Kellum s and M R Sykes last week. Charles Hull and family spent Sunday at J B Kelly s. J B Stauffer has rented his farm to Fred Stauffer. J B wih move to Griggaville. Mr and Mrs William Carbaugh of Quincy passed through town Sunday.
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Fred Stauffer
J. B
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