Bears Influence Sinks Grain Market In Chicago
In Chicago on June 26 bearish pressure rose as food control bill prospects boosted fears of price limits. Wheat fell 8 to 4 cents, July at 2.10, September 1.85, corn and oats weaker, provisions mixed. Rain in North Dakota and ample world shipments weighed on prices while anticipated law changes shifted trading, with declines in wheat and oats and a rally in some feed markets.
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Chicago
Kota
Southwest
Oklahoma
Belgian Relief Commission
Global Grain Prices From Minneapolis to New York
Grain markets across Minneapolis, Chicago, Kansas City, Peoria and New York show wheat and corn price quotes for varying grades. Key spot and future bids include No 1 hard and No 2 mixed categories, with mixed results as months progress and regional demands shift.
Local markets and prices for mil i products and livestock
Market list shows prices for fey and grain including No 2 wheat at 2.36 and corn at 1.50 to 1.70, mill products from KnoHenberg Milling with various flour types and by products, and hogs, calves, poultry, hides, and wool price quotes from local buyers. Livestock quotes cover weights from 100 to 350 pounds with multiple grade options and freight-like farm outputs listed.
Corn and oats markets show strong buyer interest and steady prices
Long Commission Co reports Monday activity with comers taking offerings, shorts bidding higher for old crop and pay. December tightens slightly while spread orders widen delivery pairs. Cash corn in demand with prices steady to up a cent as shippers and industries compete. Oats see export buying though carlot movement lags, futures offsetting cash strength.
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Shorts
Seaboard
Farmers bring hay oats and corn to city market
Twelve farmers delivered produce to the city lot. Six loads of loose hay ranged from 19 to 20 dollars per ton with four at 20. Oats filled five loads priced at 69 to 71 cents a bushel. One load of corn sold for 1.70 a bushel. Hog prices fell ten cents Monday.
Hay and straw prices from St Tonin market report
June 26 market notes from ATU St Tonin report Clover 17.60 18, timothy 16 19, alfalfa 18 36, straw 9. Prices listed for hay and straw.
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St. Tonin
ATU
Timothy
Straw
Seed Market Prices in Chicago and Toledo
Market notes list seed prices for rye barley and timothy with nominal figures. Clover seed at Chicago shows prime cash and future months around 10.88 to 11.50 dollars. Toledo quotations include clover prime cash 10.88 to 11.45, Alltke 11.40, Smothy 3.65 with incomplete September data.
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Chicago
Toledo
Clover Seed
Alltke
Horses and Mules and Sugar Prices in New York
East St Louis markets list heavy draft horses and best prices for mules by size and age. New York sugar quotations show raw sugar firm at 5.96, molasses 5.03, refined near 9 dollars, with various sugar products priced per hundredweight.
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New York
Suger
Market Defies Analysis On Mixed Monday Trading
New York stock session showed mixed, professional trading with rail and transportation shares supporting the market while U S Steel and several key industrials retreated. Total volume reached 835 000 shares as fiat currencies and metals fluctuated amid reports of commodity and freight rate developments.
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New York
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel New
Bain
Sinclair Oil
Rails
Pacifica
Coalergs
Interstate Commerce Commission
A. To
Rtchison
Erie
Nor
Rellil
Lehigh
Holy
Mex
Uiay
Im. K
Geec Bane N
N.Y
N.dand
Oh Nor. Pac
Penn
Eee Peoples Gas Reading
Pac
Studebaker
Union Pac
Steel 2
UW. S. Steel
Willys-Over
Livestock Market Report Across Major Cities
Chicago receipts 46 000 hogs 15 000 weak 10 cents below Saturday's average with prices listed for ranges. Cattle receipts 16 000 with native beef cattle to 13 90 highest, stockers and feeders 6 90 to 10, cows and heifers 5 75 to 11 75, calves 11 50 to 15 76. Sheep receipts 19 000 with lambs 10 75 to 16 25 and springs 14 18 50. St Louis hogs 500 receipts steady with light 15 25 to 16 45, cattle 400 receipts best steady with steers up to 18 50, sheep 8 000 steady for sheep and lambs 13 16 50. Kansas City hogs 6 000 receipts 14 90 to 16 70, cattle 20 000 with prime fed steers 12 60 to 13 50 and stockers 7 50 to 10 50, sheep 6 000 lambs 16 to 18 75. Omaha hogs 7 000 receipts 14 90 to 16 59, cattle 6 000 steady to lower with native steers 9 75 to 13 7, sheep 20 000 12 13 50 for yearlings and 16 50 to 18 60 for lambs.
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Long Commission Co
Daly
Northwest
Minneapolis
Duluth
Winnipeg
Chicago
St. Louis, &T. Louis
Haenana City
Kansas City
Calyon
Omaha
Markets report from Chicago and New York June 26
Butter prices firm with creamery grades at 33 to 37 cents. receipts 17 586 cases including firsts 2916 30 percent and ordinary firsts 274 2848. Potatoes receipts 75 cars. Kansas and Oklahoma markets show 3.15 to 3.36 for old. Poultry active with fowls and springs offered. New York butter steady with creamery higher than extras. cheese and eggs steady. coffee dull with some declines. St Louis reports poultry prices and creamery terms.
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Chicago
Ars
New York
Santos
St. Louis
Springs
Rutter—Creamery
Eges
Palmyra Churches Plan Celebration
Palmyra in Marion county prepares a joint Lutheran Reformation anniversary celebration for the first Sunday in November in Hannibal, with a preliminary service at West Ely next Sunday at 2 30 PM. Rev Theo Walt and Rev H Frey speak, choirs sing, all Lutherans invited.
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Palmyra
Marion County
Hannibal
West Ely
Theo. Walt
H. Frey
John Carrigan
Kansas City
Harry Burgdorf
Chadwell
Soldier and Sailors Home obituary and social notes
Thomas N. Wilson of Co D Seventh Iowa Infantry died in hospital aged 74 after long Home residency. Funeral at Lippincott hall Wednesday at 1 PM. Numerous social notes report visits, excursions to Keokuk, Red Cross collection of 1350, and regulars from cottages 1 6 7 10 20 visiting kin in Chicago Carthage Plymouth Moline and Kansas City.
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Thomas N. Wilson
Co. D
Iowa Infantry
Wilson
Cottage 22
Lippincott Hall
Christian
Cottage 6
Shannon
Curry
Drake
Keokuk
Col. Shepherd W. R. C
Home Corps
Lindsey
Cottage
Chicago
Burton
Carthage
Plymouth
Samuel Imbler
Regular Army
Philippines
National Guards
Imbler
E. R. Perkins
Lincoln
Pendergast
A. E. Dowell
Macomb
Legislative Committee
Wall
Parker
Broadwell
Red Cross
Bowen
Kansas City
Bowman
Gorin
Rettig
William Prater
Moline
Williams
Cottage 20
Rolla Piper
Los Angeles
Cal
Arthur Stewart
Frank Stewart
Princeton
Ill
Gross
Burlington
William Egbert
S. S. Bowen
Louis
Donald Bowen
Grace Berry
Quincy
C. G. Thompson
Maywood
Fred Thompson
Oak Forest
Gerald Greenup
Rollo Robbins
Augusta
S. Simmons
Mt. Sterling
Anarchist Editor Berkman Released on Bond
Alexander Berkman editor of The Blast freed on $25,000 cash bail at Tombs prison after indictment with Emma Goldman for conspiracy to obstruct draft law. William Bates, Blast staffer indicted for draft registration failure, released on $4,000 bail. Berkman and Goldman to stand trial today in U S district court.
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New York
Alexander Berkman
Emma Goldman
Tombs
William Bates
Berkman
Miss Goldman
United States District Court
Heavy Fine On Romania Imposed by Germany
Jassy June 26 Germany imposes a fine of 250000000 francs on Romania amid tensions. The action adds pressure on Romania as diplomatic friction rises in the wake of regional uncertainties.
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Rumania
Jassy
Germany
Sloan's Liniment for Rheumatism Ad Card
The ad touts Sloan's Liniment for rheumatic pains neuralgia toothache lambago and sprains with quick penetrating relief. It promises cleanliness no rubbing and faster relief than plasters or ointments. Available at druggists in 25c 50c and $1.00 sizes.
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Sloan
General Pershing Bravely Built A World War Leader
A Close-Up by Rowland Thomas traces John J. Pershing from his Manila youth to his rise as Americas top general. It highlights his calm, disciplined mind, patient tactics, and decisive actions from the Moro campaigns to the Punitive Expedition, portraying him as the model of firm vision and steady leadership for France.
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Rowland Thomas
Gen. Pershing
France
Manila
Bridge
Spain
Tropics
Capt. Pershing
Moreland
Lake Lanao
John Pershing
West Point
Southwest
Geronimo
Sixth Cavalry
Nelson Miles
Miles
Chaffee
Lawton
Fort Wingate
Pershing
Carr
Dakota
Universit
Nebraska
Tenth Cavalry
Cuba
el Caney
Capital
Washington
Customs and Insular Affairs
Philippines
Mindanao
Jolo
Datto
Sultan
Lanao
Bayan
Cottabatto
Bacolod
Lake
Solomon Pershing
Capt
United States Army
Frances Warren
Tokio
Kuroki
Bud Dajo
Bagsag
Moroland
States
Presidio
San Francisco
Eighth Brigade
Villa
Mexico
America
Kitchener
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Long Commission Co.’s Daily Market Letter
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Seed Market
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Hoerses
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Eennes
Panama
Havena City
Rnotter— Creamery
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Will Potter
Arthur Keller
J. J. Suter
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Masonic Brotherhood
St. John’s Day
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Sedalia
Henry Grimm
Matthew Grimm
Floyd Monroe
Thomas B. Drye
Madison
Leggett
Mary Drye
Pensacola
Florida
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General Pershing
Weilers
Fifth ST
Derek
Henry Vogel
State St
Strohl
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Albert Menski
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Jno. Tolson
Columbia
Philadelphia
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Cody Road
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A. & Ellis
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