Weather boosts supply beat leads to lower wheat prices
Chicago traders faced bearish turn as ideal weather and improving harvest conditions pressured prices. Wheat for July settled at 2.33 and September at 2.08, with oats and corn also easing. provisions rose modestly. Rain favored spring wheat while warmth slowed winter crop maturity, causing an unsettled close amid mixed rail reports and export demand. Northwest and Canada moisture eased drought in some regions.
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Chicago
Canada
Liverpool
Long Commission Co
Minneapoly
Dewsdiay
Winnipeg
Seed Market Prices Reported for Clover and Timothy
Chicago and Toledo seed quotes show Clover cash prices at 10.50 to 12.17 per unit, Timothy DPrime cash around 2.60 to 4.05, with additional notes on hay and Alsike prices and June dates. Listings include various seed types and cash price points for June and September delivery.
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Poledo
Toledo
Dee
Local Market Prices for Hay Grain and Live Stock
Hay and grain prices posted including No 2 wheat 2.66 per bushel corn 1 50 to 1 70 oats 74 per bushel straw 8.00 8.60 loose bay 2 l q p 23 millet seed 1.25 1.75 and mill products from Knullenberg Maine Co patent flour ranges 14 20 to 14 46 for several brands. Hog prices and weights listed with various grades and shipments west of the Mississippi. Poultry, eggs, hides, tallow and wool prices included from local markets and Davis Cleaver Co. butcher quotes.
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Auimeg
Kefall
Knullenberg Maine Company
Hush
Elty
Shitigaty
Mississippi Bar
Weishing
Choice
Anck Brothers
Davis and Cleaver Co
Trades for Horses and Mules in Local Market
Cacophony of figures shows horses and mules offered in various lots with prices ranging from 66 to 180 in mixed currencies. Odd notes mention eastern and southern stock and different height hands, while a closing quip compares a barber’s dietary pickiness to living on shavings.
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Lovis
Wheat and corn market notes from the Long Commission Co Daily Letter
The letter reports firmer cash wheat due to limited trade, with Texas wheat trading at a forty cent premium over cash and seventy cents over July. Corn prices fluctuated with favorable weather and selling pressure, while cash corn remained steady as receipts were moderate. Crop reports are generally favorable with good rains improving ground, and oats traced corn’s fluctuations.
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New York
Texas
Kely
Seaboard
One Farmer in Local Market Square Reported
The hog prices at the local market remained steady on Tuesday. A load of loose hay was delivered to the city lot and sold for 22 dollars per ton.
Hay and Straw Market Totals from St Louis and Chicago
June reports show hay and straw prices with mixed timothy and clover at St Louis demand limited amid rising receipts.alfalfa and other grades unsettled, No 2 and low grades weak. Chicago quotes timothy at 20.00 to 20.80, No 1 around 19.60, straw rye at 81.60, wheat and oats near 9.50.
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St. Louis
Waite
Yale Low
St. ¢Bls
Chicago
Cort
Ataandard
Hee Kausas City
Kansas City
Peoria
Bommedd
Minneapolis
Jo Hard
Northern
Leith
Omaeda
Gang
New York
Timothy
Citicago
Trading Proceeds With Great Caution
Trading moved cautiously on Tuesday amid higher money rates and banks tightening collateral for loans. Prices fluctuated, with U S steel and Bethlehem steel showing gains, while several issues moved in and out of activity amid profit taking.
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New York
Trans-continentals
Livestock Markets Across Major Cities June 13 Report
Livestock receipts and price ranges from Chicago St Louis Kansas City and Omaha reflect firm to higher tones for cattle and hogs. Hogs steady to higher with heavy and bulk sales near 15 dollars. cattle steady to up 100 cents while sheep show modest gains. Major hubs report similar trends in hogs, cattle and lambs with regional price spreads and varying demand.
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St. Louie
ST. Louis
Kanesas City
Kansas City
Lght
Feodora
Pierre
Wethers
Omaha
Markets in New York and Chicago dairy and poultry notices
Market round up from New York and Chicago reports butter creamery and fresh gathered, eggs, poultry and cheese prices with unsettled receipts and quotes, listing state and city trends. Also a medical ad for Dr King’s New Life Pills noting constipation relief and safe use.
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New York
Ana
Priory
Funeral Services Held In Palmyra For Joseph Quest
Hundreds attended the Palmyra Presbyterian church funeral for Joseph B Quest with in state viewing from 1 to 2:30 PM. Rev. T M Barbee and Rev A J Thames led the service. pallbearers and lodge members from Quincy Hannibal and area attended. Quest belonged to Masons Elks Odd Fellows German Benevolent Modern Woodmen and Ancient Order United Workmen. County Court met to approve coroner inquest costs and inspect Taylor bridge damage delaying repairs. O’Farrell Orchestra performed at Hanly Opera House. Also reports describe a disorderly house arrest on Main Street and religious activity with Missouri Christian Churches convention in Mexico. Local telephone directors met in Palmyra.
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Palmyra
Joseph B. Quest
Presbyterian Church
T. M. Barbee
The
A. J. Thames
Kansas City
Ed Cameron
Quincy
T. A. Rozelle
Wesley Gilbergon
Curt Young
Anderson Yeager
J. Best Lewis
Willam Meyers
John Daume
Joseph Anderson
C. Ed Leggett
Joseph Ratti, Jr
Russel Fogle
Quest
Masonic Lodge
Elks
Odd Fellows
German Benevolent Association
Modern Woodmen of America
Ancient Order United Workmen
Eugene Perkins
Albert A. Ayers
Edward Carroll
John Ryan
John Dowling
James Baker
Ely
Taylor Bridge
O'Farrell
Hanly Opera House
Hannibal
Harry Scott
Harvey
Mefford
Chadwell
J. T. Bloom
Christian Church
Mexico
State Convention of Missouri Christian Churches
George W. Pine
Ta F E. Frazier
George Miller
Durham Daily Social Roundup From Local Visitors
A flurry of church and social visits unfolds in Durham as families host relatives from Benbow Maywood and Palmyra. Mr and Mrs J B Cranmer and Harry Smith attend a Taylor trip, while several residents, including Miss Willa Schofield and Maurie Mathews, visit Quincy and Des Moines relatives. An infant dies and a ball game draws a large Sunday crowd.
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J. B. Cranmer
Harry Smith
Taylor
Will Graham
Ann Clow
Gertie
Nell Pulliam
McCann
C. Kelley
Otis White
Benbow
Willa Schofield
Quincy
J. T. White
Palmyra
Maurie Mathews
Des Moines
Iowa
H. Wooders
Houchen
Wilber Nesbit
Maywood
Durham
Stanley Killebrew
Newt Killebrew
The Grand Old Mississippi Poem and Verse
A poetic meditation on the Mississippi River weaving natural imagery with Native American history and reflections on time. The piece contrasts the river’s flowing waters with the fading presence of Indigenous peoples and questions whether memory will unfold history as ages pass. It ends with a quip about reform and civil service exams.
Hancock County Board Meets in Regular June Session
The Hancock County Board of Supervisors met in regular June session on Monday June 11 with all members present except YT Burner of Augusta and I. I. Bandit of La Harpe. Committees were announced by Chairman A. C. Williams and reports from the county home and farm and the grand jury on the county jail were received and placed on file. The board approved $200 for Hattie T. Weiser as county home cook and discussed railroad tax cases and the need for additional counsel.
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Carthage
Board of Supervisors
H. Burner
Augusta
I. I. Bandit
la Harpe
W. E.miller
A. C. Williams
Mark Fisher
HW. Fleming
Wilson Snyder
I. F. Landis
George A. Wemhauer
Fritz J. Reu
D. I. Riley
Fred Twosten
William Hertenstein
BE. H. Tanner
G. L. Whitney
George Boegner
J. G. Riel
D. L. Riley
William Linnenburger
T. E. Burner
William F. Hertenstein
F. C. Ferguson
G. Fleming
I. FP
Landis
F. O. Gash
F. C. Gash
John S. Massie
J. G
William Burgner
S. D. Weiser
County Home
Hattie T. Weiser
Hancock County
Myr
Snyder
Milton T. Hunt
D. Faris
Reu
Dallas
Dallas City
Burner
Earl W. Wood
Tax cases in Supreme Court move to board meeting
A motion was carried to report tax cases at the board meeting. The chair appointed a special committee consisting of Mr. Riley, Mr. Twesten and Mr. Rou to oversee the matter.
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C., B. and Q
Wabash
T. P
C. B
Fisher
Wood
Supreme Court
Twesten
Riley
Rou
Funeral of Daniel McLaughlin at Soldiers' Home
The funeral for Daniel McLaughlin was held Monday at 8 o clock with burial in the Home cemetery. Mrs Drummond of cottage 20 is improving slowly after illness. Lester Knapp of Griggsville has enlisted in the Empire ters corps and left for Jefferson Barracks. Mr and Mrs Squires, in charge of the dormitory, were surprised by the sudden arrival of their son E Squires after ten years apart. Various residents and visitors are noted with movements between cottages, vacations, and local errands at the Soldiers' and Sailors' Home.
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Daniel McLaughlin
Drummond
Cottage 20
Lester Knapp
Griggsville
J. S. Knapp
Enpire Ters’ Corps
Jefferson Barracks
E. Squires
Squires
Louisiana
Fisher Lumber Company
Sewell
Florence Cook
Bacsie Newbolt
Lucy Gash
Cottage 1
Nacomb
Miller
Park
Stephens
Eth
Oaks Streets
E. A. Brady
Cottage
Oakre
Minnesota
DeJean
Elizabeth
Quincy
V. C. Mills
Edmond Otten
Crafoot
Edison Park
Stine
Cottage 22
Parson Transfers Between Cottages Reported Ill
Mr and Mrs J H Parson are recorded transferring from cottages 7 and 15 to another cottage after illness noted over weeks. The note indicates hospital transfer for the ill party.
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J. H. Parson
Don’t Neglect the Summer Cold Ad for Pineetar Honey
Advertisement urges neglect of summer colds and promotes Dr Beil’s Pineetar-Honey as a germ killer and throat soother. Claims antiseptic pine tar, honey, and expectorant ingredients relieve chest tightness and restore vitality. Recommends keeping a bottle at home and purchasing from druggists for two cents.
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Dr. Beil
Dr. Bell
Adv
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Grain Markets
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Dung
Bolles & Rogers
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Long Commission Co.’s Daily Market Letter
U.S
United Cigar
Ics
Pacif
Atchison
St. P
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N.Y. N.handil
Peoples
Rock Island
Studebaker
Doty
Ta Union Pac
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Plato
Lambs
Ius
Butler
St. Louia
St, Louwts
Springs
Dr. King
Mississippi
E. D. Smith
Hancock Board
Wm. Vollbracht Co
Barry, Ill
Wena
Carpenter
Franklin Co
Springfield Illinois
Missouri
Riverside Coal Co
J. L. Frese
Prop
Detroit
Moller & Futterer
Orpheum
Maine
Eel Service Next
Quincy Railway Company
Wainstaction Guarant
Ical Co. U.ba
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