Market reports show wheat hits new low as harvest outlook weakens
Bearish sentiment on harvest prospects sends 1916 wheat to fresh lows in Chicago trade. July and September futures slide while corn and oats show varied moves. Reports cite favorable late weather for autumn sown wheat and mild Hessian fly impact, but export demand weakness adds pressure. Global price quotes and domestic cash bids for wheat, corn, and oats are listed across Chicago, Kansas City, St. Louis, Liverpool, Peoria, Minneapolis, and New York markets.
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Red River
Cor
Seaboard
Commission House
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St. Louis
Liverpool
Peoria
Minneapolis
Jane
Northern
New York
Duluth
Manitoba
Chicago and St Louis Livestock Prices Fri Jun 17
Hogs receipts in Chicago about 19 000 with mixed, light and heavy categories trading about 9.45 to 10.05. Cattle receipts around 1 000 with native beef 7.85 to 11.40 and stockers 6.00 to 8.80. Sheep receipts 11 000 with lambs 7.50 to 10.30 and springs 8.00 to 11.50. St Louis hogs 10 900 firm to 10 cents higher, cattle 1 700 steady, sheep 2 700 steady. East St Louis hogs 10 000 firm to higher, cattle 1 500 steady, sheep 2 500 steady.
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Chicago
St. Louis
East St. Louis
Kansas City
Loesi Butchera
Iy the Home Butcher Company
Maine Street
Peighing
New York Money and Market Notes
Friday figures show Mercantile paper at 36,334 and bar silver at 6344. Mexican dollars quoted 483, call money firmer with highs 3 percent and lows 2 34 percent, closing bid 3. There is always room at the top of the big bluff for success.
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New York Money
New York
Mercantile Paper
Few Price Changes In Friday's Market
New York reports a quiet first four hours with few price changes amid irregular ties. A later selling wave hit rails and speculative issues while U S markets showed overall bearishness from rail manager tensions. Coppers, printing shares under ex dividends, and war issue Crucible Steel moved but retraced. foreign exchange rose in sterling and francs as marks eased slightly. Canada sent over 57 million in gold. bond activity was erratic with Anglo French fives weak.
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New York
Rail Group Five
Reading
Norfolk and Western
Crucible Steel
Sterling
Frances
Canada
Panama
Mixed farm goods and grain prices in St Louis and New York
Jul 17 reports list prices for timothy alfalfa and straw in St Louis with various grades and lots, including No 2 and No 1 mixed, track car market notes, and New York coffee and raw sugar quotes for June 17. A closing adage notes failure as a result of success.
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New York
Allis Corderes
A, T and T
Atchison
B and O
Can. Pac
C. M. and
St. P
N. W
Erie
Elec
Lehigh Rene Dle
L. and N
Mex. Petrol
M. K. and
Wea
Aay Mo. Pac
N. Y. Cent
NLY
N.H
Nor. Pac Oe
Nat Bis
Penn
People’s Gas
Rock Island
Pac
Sears Roebuck
Studebaker
Union Pac
Panama
Farm market reports show 25 loads of produce
Twenty five loads of hay corn and oats arrived Friday with most sold and prices steady from the day prior. Hog prices rose by a dime while other market prices held. Hay loads varied from 10 to 14.50 per ton with several sales at 12.50 12 and 10.60. Corn sold at 71 cents per bushel and oats at 38 or 36 cents per bushel. Three baled hay loads sold at 14.50 13 per ton and one with no price listed.
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ST. Louis
Timothy
Ecarce
Wheat and Corn Sentiment From Long Commission Letter
Chicago June 17 Wheat shows heavy tone after early rally with Liverpool relief and abroad price drops. Weather in the southwest and northwest dampens harvest, weekly clearances exceed 11 million bushels. Corn offers freely as bull interests sell July and September. Peoria reports large overnight purchases. Oats liquidate July as distant months hold, rain and coolness threaten crop progress if summer weather stalls.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Commission House
Peoria
Markets Report From Chicago Kansas City St Louis And New York
Chicago notes butter creamery 25 28 14 and eggs receipts 17 093 cases firsts 204 21s ordinary firsts 1814 20. Potatoes unsettled old receipts 10 cars Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Dakota prices 1.00 to 1.75. Poultry alive steady fowls 17 14 Kansas City reports creamery 29 firsts 27 seconds 25 packing 22 eggs 21 2. Turkeys 23 24. St Louis lists butter 28 7 29 eggs 19 and various cheese and egg prices. New York dressed poultry firm broilers 2 32 chickens 2 34 22 7 fowls fats turkeys 96 alive 24 52 for broilers.
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Chicago
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Dakota
Virginia
Carolina
Kansas City
St. Louis
New York
Hennery
New York Poultry
Bolles & Rogers
Local Market Prices for Hay Grain and Livestock
The list shows prices for No. 2 wheat at 1.00 a bushel, corn at .70, oats at .35, and various hay and straw values. Milling products from Knollenburg include High patent flour at 6.00 and straight patent at 5.60 per cwt. Hog, cattle, sheep, and poultry quotations are listed with weights and price ranges, plus hides, tallow, wool, and other farm commodities from regional markets.
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Knollenburg Fitting Company
Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles
The Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles, dissolves gravel, cures diabetes, weak backs and rheumatism, and regulates bladder issues in children. If not at your druggist, send $1.00 for mail delivery. One bottle provides two months of treatment and often cures. Send for testimonials. Dr. E. W. Hall, 297 Olive Street, St. Louis, Mo, sold by druggists.
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E. W. Hall
Olive Street
Louis
Druggista
New Buying Outlook Signals Steady Yet Cautious Demand
Bradstreet reports trade currents show a gradual contraction in new buying after peak expansion, but demand remains supported by filled order books. Notable features include lower ocean freight rates, higher dividends, renewed steel purchases for foreign accounts, and a $50 million loan to Russia. Despite seasonal quiet, essentials activity stays steady with prudent upbidding elimination. Weekly bank clearings total $4,676,913,000.
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Bradstreet
New York
Russia
Laugh With Us Palmist and a Wary Landlady Tale
A charity reading in a dim tent features a palmist telling a maid she will marry and be engaged to Mr Binks. The maid protests as the lines prove she wears the return engagement ring. Two officers seek whiskey from a tea totaler landlady who offers cleansing fluid for pipes.
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Binks
Sibyl
Mr. Binks
Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey Advert for Cold Relief
An advertisement touts Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey as a remedy for stuffed heads and runny noses. It claims the balsams clear air passages, stop coughing, and speed recovery with directed use and leftover medicine kept for future coughs.
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Dr. Bell
Adv
Milk Quality Sparks Early Morning Suspicion
Mabel and Arthur notice a change in their breakfast milk and trace it to a new dairyman who supplies enough for a fortnight. The skits include Bacon the giraffe, a sly employer joke about a brick carrier, and a police court tale where a boy’s pretended innocence ends with paying the lawyer’s fee in five dollars.
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Mabel
Arthur
Hacking Cough Weakens the System
A vintage advertisement promotes Dr King s New Discovery as a long trusted remedy for hacking coughs. It touts pine balsam with tar to soothe irritated passages, loosen mucus, and prevent coughing while aiding natural sleep and recovery.
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Dr. King
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