Kansas Harvest Bearish Factor Triggers Market Drop
Chicago June 27 wheat market faces bearish pressure as harvesting starts in Kansas and new Oklahoma wheat arrives at St Louis. July at 2.09, September 1.84, corn down 3 to 3.5 cents, oats slight declines, and provisions down 3 to 7 cents. Reports of cutting in Kansas and lower flour prices in Chicago reflect softening demand while export demand eases and the food control bill debates weigh on sentiment. Northwest car lots and Chicago receipts show ongoing activity through the day.
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Chicago
Kansas
Oklahoma
St. Louis
Southwestern
Washington
United States
Nebraska
Mississippi
Belgian Relief Commission
Long Commission Co
COBH
Bah Bai Bay Park
Northwest
Minneapolis
Duluth
Winnipeg
Grain Markets Across U S Cities Report June 27
Grain prices vary by city with wheat and corn quotes listed for Kaneans City St Louis Peoria Chicago Omaha Minneapolis and York. No. 2 hard wheat around 2.30 to 2.99 in several markets. corn mixed and yellow varieties range from about 1.60 to 2.00 across locales.
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Kaneans City
Kansas City
St. Louis
Peoria
Ill
Corna
Chicago
Omaha
Omatia
Neb
Minneapolis
York
New York
Hay and straw market reports from St Louis and Chicago
Hay and straw markets show no price changes from the prior week. St Louis reports weak demand with ample offerings. timothy and clover mixed stay steady while alfalfa holds at 19 to 24, clover around 17 to 22. Chicago lists choice unmixed hay at 20 to 20.50, No 1 at 18.50 to 19.60, No 3 at 16 to 17, with straw rye 12 to 13, oat 10.5 to 11, wheat 10 to 11.
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St. Louis
Timothy
Clover
Seton Hudson
Chicago
Hay—Choice Unione
Horses and Mules East and West Classified Ad
Listing of heavy draft horses and mules with prices and sizes from 11 to 18 hands. Includes ranges from 125 to 200 dollars, with various drafts and crossbred animals listed for sale in the eastern and southern markets.
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Louis
Corn and oats market notes from Long Commission Co
The Daily Market Letter reports limited cash demand for corn as private sources cite bearish signals. Exports scrutiny by the President’s commission may reduce demand from neutral nations, narrowing cash premiums. Oats steadier than corn with July buying by seaboard houses and favorable weather promising a large harvest unless heat spares crops.
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Seaboard
Hog prices dip five cents on local hog market
The local live stock market Tuesday saw hogs fall five cents as 25 loads of farm products were traded on the city lot. Hay, oats, corn and straw brought varied prices with multiple loads auctioned for different rates including 15 to 29 dollars per ton for hay and 67 to 70 cents per bushel for oats.
Local Market Prices for Hogs, Grains, and Poultry
Local market table lists prices paid for hay and grain, milling products, and hogs. Notable figures include No. 2 wheat at 2.36, corn 1.60 to 1.70, oats 0.69 to 0.70, hogs 12.65 to 16.25 per hundredweight, and flour prices from Handlenberg Milling Co. Also shown are dairy feeds, seed, and various byproducts, with cattle, calf, sheep, and poultry quotes from local dealers.
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Handlenberg Milling Company
Bratenford
Swift
H. P
Mississippi River
Anck Brothers
Davis and Cleaver Co
Bolles & Rogura
Pontes
Grain and seed price notices from Chicago and Toledo
Marketbriefs list barley prices at 1.10 to 1.45 per unit, clover seed at 10.85 cash and 11.42 future,december and march at 11.27 and 11.46, alsike 11 and 11.85 for sept and oct, and timothy 3.60 cash with sept 4.60. Names appear to reflect buyers and contract months across cities.
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Chicago
Brunture Sarr
Toledo
Timothy
Prominence of Rail Shares Moves Market Upward
New York June 27 Prominent rail shares led Tuesday’s stock market gains driven by professional demand. Markets reflected anticipated higher rates from the Interstate Commerce Commission with new rates to take effect next Sunday. St Paul rose on favorable crop conditions while other sectors, including motors and rails, showed mixed to weak performance amid Washington advisories. Total sales reached 810 shares as foreign exchange remained largely steady with British gold inflows reported.
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New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
St. Paul
WJ. &. Steel
Studeker
Washington
Federal Reserve Bank
A. T
Loco
Atchison
Can
Pac
C. M
St. P
I. and N
Studebaker
Union Pac
U. S. Steel
U. 8. Steel Pfd
West Union
Willys-Over
Livestock Markets Across Major Cities June 27
Hogs receipts in St Louis reach 11 300 with mixed and butcher hogs mostly $15.15 to $15.80. cattle receipts around 10 000 with native beef steers $7.50 to $13.50 and yearling stockers. Chicago notes 15 000 hogs weak by market, cattle up to 13.90, sheep 10 000 with lambs 10.90 to 16.40. Kansas City hogs steady to lower at 14.30 to 15.75, cattle 12 50 to 18 50 for prime steers. Omaha hogs 183 600 with heavy 15.20 to 16.45, cattle 4 800 steady to 10c lower, lambs 16.50 to 18.00.
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St. Louis
BT. Louis
AG Aes
Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
Omatia
Markets Chicago and New York dairy and poultry notes
June 27 market briefs show butter and creamery prices easing in Chicago and firm in New York with mixed receipts. Chicago reports NMAT and Exys higher, butter receipts 24 710 cases, potatoes down, Oklahoma Arkansas prices 2.90 to 3.20, California 33.25. New York lists weak butter, higher creamery, eggs steady, cheese firm, live poultry weak with no prices quoted. St Louis notes poultry and butter varying, Marseilles central peanut market cited for context.
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Chicago
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Mississippi
California
New York
Rio Ts
Santos
Long Suffering Ends in Death
The body of Mrs. Leah Wilson is brought to Carthage for burial at Moss Ridge cemetery after dying in Keokuk. Funeral held at Pearson Vaughan Holbrook parlor with Rev. Barney officiating. She was born April 9 1842 in Barbour County West Virginia and survived by her husband Stephen S Wilson and several siblings. The item also notes local notices on public matters and local residents serving in the military.
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Carthage
Leah Wilson
Keokuk
Moss Ridge Cemetery
Pearson, Vaughan and Holbrook
Barney
Wilson
Barbour County
West Virginia
George
Elizabeth
Roger) Pickens
Levi Johnson
Stephen
Clark County
Kans
Huntington
Kansas
Wilton
Graham Hospital
Stephen S. Wilson
Lulu Pence
Craig
Colo
Emma West
Orlando Pickens
St. Joseph
Missouri
John Pickens
Stockton
Methodist Church
Trinity M. E. Church of
Jay H. Helms
Chas. Padberg
Dallas City
Chas. Steffey
Basco
Roy MacMechan
St. Louis
Ft. Sam Houston
Texas
Co. G
Edgar Turley
Aviation Corps
Leon Springs
Ft. Houston
Roy
Henry Rams
Rams
H. Cutler
J. M. McAnulty
Neosho
Susan McAnulty
First National Bank
George Long
P. D. Long
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Aviation Department
United States Army
Pensacola
Fla
March to the trenches with the Forty ninth of the Line
Captain Sweeny recounts a first deployment with a green Foreign Legion battalion. Mud, rain, shelling, and a grim march through beet fields lead to the trenches near Craonne where five men are killed, graves marked, and the unit learns the harsh reality of war through their first night underground.
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Charles Sweeny
The
Foreign Legion
Cuiry-les-Chandardes
Aisne
Craonne
Chemin-des- Dames
Pistoca
Quincy Brewer Attacks Lever Bill On Grain Use For Beer
William J. Ruff of Quincy condemns the Lever food control bill Amending prohibiting grain use for alcohol arguing it will not end the war and will devastate a billion dollar brewing industry. claims millions lose work and temperate drinkers suffer while Britain and allies rely on U S grain for beer. He cites brewing stocks, export demands, and national supply concerns.
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William J. Ruff
Quincy
United States
Congress
Germany
England
Addison
Great Britain
France
Canada
Thesen
The
Trades and Labor Assembly
Wilson
French Penetration on Aisne Repelled in Counterattack
Berlin reports heavy shell exchange on the Aisne front near Hurte bise where French troops were pushed back after a counterattack. Armies say large ammunition was expended along Crown Prince Rupprechts front as British and French lines hold in Belgium and northern France.
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Berlin
London
Hurtebise
Aisne
Crown Prince
Rupprecht
Belgium
France
Sloan's Liniment for Rheumatic Pain Relief Ad
Sloan's Liniment quickly soothes rheumatic pains neuralgia toothache lumbago and sprains without rubbing. A bottle in the home provides prompt relief for nerve pains bruises strains and external aches. Available at your drugstore in 25c 50c and 1.00 sizes.
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Sloan
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Vic John G. Blomer
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J. MW. Winters
Cashier
J. L. Duker
Asst
Duker
D. L. Musselman
Uae Vo
Geese
Pigvona
Limbernach
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