Markets Rome MAKES NEW HIGH PRICE MARK CHICAGO
Market reports from Chicago show wheat exports near 39 million bushels for four months boosting prices. May wheat 1.88 to 1.8845, July 1.69 to 1.591, corn up to 14 1/2 c, oats and hog demand lifting grain and fat cattle outlook. Cash bids vary with quality. exports and hog shortage drive overall strength.
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Chicago
Indy
United
Bang Commission Co
Mayo
Pan PS
T.sa
VTLST
Srattan- Fist Teast
Mtom Spee
Grain Markets Amid Erratic Trading Across Regions
Grain prices show mixed moves with Wheat No 2 hard around 1.95 to 1.06 at Omaha and Chicago, Corn No 2 white and No 2 yellow trading near 2.01 to 2.04, oats steady near 0.58 to 0.78. Regional quotes from Kansas City and Minneapolis place Wheat and Corn in narrow ranges as buyers await clearer signals.
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Peoria
Sloat L
St. Letis
ST Tanis
de Ransien Cy
Kansas
Macrel
Bohineel
CoriNo
Osic
New York
Northern
Duluth
Manitoba
Co. B
Standard
Minneapolis
Weekly Market Letter Long Commission Company
Wheat prices rise on world politics as Congress enables ships to defend themselves. Bulls favor exports while Snow projects 98 million bushels in farmer hands by March and 39 million exportable after demand. Corn and oats seen with tight supplies and cheap oats. pork and other provisions bullish but not aligned with hog prices.
Hay and Straw Market Report from Chicago
Chicago March 4 Price listings for mixed hay and straw show steady receipts and shipments. Notable prices include timothy at 14 to 18 dollars per ton and alfalfa around 28 to 30 dollars, with oats and wheat components noted in railcar lots.
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St. Touts
Uis
Chicago
Prime Cash and Alsike- Agricultural Seed Prices Listed
A fragmented agricultural notice lists Prime Cash and Alsike seeds with March prices. Includes references to rye and various lots with amounts such as 74, 50, and 12. Contains garbled OCR text but indicates seed varieties and pricing for March and related supplies.
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Vateda
OG Maren
Maar
Barretts Letter Bulls Dominate Markets On Saturday
Chicago March 4 Saturday the bulls held sway with Nieves on grain and provisions showing unmistakable strength. The market mood favored higher prices though danger lurks in current levels. The writer notes a bear stance on new crop wheat and corn remains strong while oats rise in step with trends.
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FE. Lowitz & Co
Chicago
Brief stock session active with gains in New York
Washington clues hint at possible extra congressional session. Shipping arms issue prompts market optimism in New York as United States Steel and copper lead a rally. Total 378000 shares traded. bank statement shows small cash gain but $51 million loan expansion and $2 million reserve drop. Bonds light, most issues down marginally. Mercantile paper around 4 1 4, silver at 76 1 2.
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New
York
Washington
State Department
Financial District
United States Steel
Panama
Quincy Bank Clearings Reported by Clearing House
Quincy Clearing House reports Saturday bank clearings at 364 073 with 200 880 for same day last week and 11 544 for same day a year ago. Total for the current week is 1 609 329 and total for the previous week stands at 867 539.
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Quincey Bank
Quincy Clearing House Association
Ee Eit
Livestock Markets Report From Omalia And Chicago
Omata March 4 hog receipts up with heavy hogs at about 118.45 and 12.10 to 12.46 for light hogs. cattle receipts mixed with steers around 11.75, cows near 0.50 to 0.60, feeders 5.30 to 9.25. sheep and lamb quotes varied with wethers near 21.50 to 22.00 and lambs around 12.00. Chicago reports Monday hog receipts at 1,000 with prices about 13.65 to 15.85 for various weights. cattle receipts 18,000 with steady to higher bids for natives and feeders.
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Omaha
Omatia
Jamibs
Kansan Cleoy
Kansas
Chicago
Anck Brothers
Gossip On The Board Of Trade In Melbourne Auction Grain Moves
A Melbourne report notes Britain bought most of the 1915 16 Australian wheat crop and the new crop at 1.16 a bushel f o b. Farm reserves show 15.3 per cent wheat 30.4 per cent corn and 2.2 per cent oats of last year’s crop. If applied to 1916 estimates totals reach about 98 million bushels wheat 786 million corn and 403 million oats. Oats and corn offerings rise on the advancing market as southwest snowfall brings moisture to winter wheat and an export demand for wheat was mentioned. MARINETTE Wis March 4 At tacked by a large mother bear Willie Watson killed the mother and kept the four cubs alive.
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E. Lowitz & Co
Melbourne
Australia
Landing Porta
B. W. Snow
Marinette
Wis
Willie Watson
Mattie Watson
Amberg
Sloan's Liniment Promises Quick Relief for Aches
An old advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment as a quick penetrating remedy for bumps, bruises, sprains, rheumatic aches, neuralgia, and post cold soreness. It targets mothers and outdoor workers, claiming cleaner relief than plasters and urging readers to keep a bottle at hand. Available at all druggists for five cents.
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Sloan
Wheat rises to 1.80 as livestock prices gain
No. 2 wheat sold Saturday at 1.80 per bushel, up five cents. Hogs in the local market were quoted fifteen cents higher. Nine farm product loads brought good prices with corn at 1.12 to 1.16 per bushel and oats selling around 61 to 62 cents. Hay and straw prices ranged from 6.50 to 12.50 per ton.
Local Market Prices for Wheat Feed and Hogs
Local markets report wholesale and retail prices for grains hay and straw, seeds and mill products, plus hogs and livestock quotations from CG. B. Q. stock yards and local butchers. Included are prices for No 2 wheat 11 80, corn 1.00, oats 58c, baled hay 11 13, alfalfa 2 2, shredded fodder 3 38, various seed prices per bushel, flour and meal prices, and hog and pig price ranges from light to heavyweight categories. Also listed are poultry, eggs, butter, dressed poultry, hides, tallow, grease, and horse values.
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Knollenberg Milling Company
Graham
Swift
H. P
Butter and Poultry Prices Steady Across Markets
Chicago and Kansas City report unchanged butter and poultry receipts as market notes describe steady prices for eggs and creamery butter. New York shows firm butter with creamery higher than extras and steady refined sugar futures amid quiet coffee trading and strong cheese prices.
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Kansan City
Kansas City
St. Louis
S. Louis
New York
Lhennery
Chennery
Horses and Mules Prices in Fast St. Louis Market
Auction catalog notes heavy draft horses priced at 150 dollars for extra heavy stock and 140 to 180 dollars for eastern chunks. Road southerns listed at 90 dollars. Mules priced by size from 150 dollars for 16 to 16% hands down to 60 dollars for 14 to 14% hands, with totals up to 270 dollars.
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ST. Louis
Public Sales Schedule Noted for March Dates
Public sales listings show events from March 5 to March 14 in various locations. Names include Charles D. Burkhardt Ira K Schnur S Strong Asberry Boxers Fabia Gestg W Joseph Littleberg W H Pierce C G L Sigurt Barry Graham and Frank Lawson with details on mile distances and residence references.
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Paltipes
Areh
Ira KE. Schnur
Sant
S. Strong
Rusa Wie
Pynies Norey Barry
Mare —Graham Res
Dover
Frank Lawson
Barry
Advice to Bird Students Mr Hess Recommends Arrivals List
Mr Hess urges keeping an accurate arrivals list and notes visitors seen or expected this month. Bald eagles near Decatur are among the notable sightings, with further observations of other birds and regional activity reported by local enthusiasts.
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Lynn Grove
Robin
Peter
Peter-Peter
Red-tail
Never Guess on Birds Arrivals and Records in Illinois
A careful bird student urges readiness for spring migration, noting twenty years of data from January to December show 198 species within a ten mile radius. The piece lists common winter birds and early spring arrivals, emphasizing exact identification, systematic observation, and maximum entity detail with dates and locations.
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Uinois
Four or Five Lusty Youngsters and Meadowmouse Supply Anxiety
A fragment notes the anxiety over obtaining enough meadowmice to feed a half dozen owls, mentioning Isaac E. Hess. The readable text is limited but identifies the central issue and a named individual in a historical context.
A Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles
The Texas Wonder claims to cure kidney and bladder ailments including gravel diabetes and rheumatism for men and women. A bottle provides two months of treatment. swore testimonials are available. Sold by druggists or mailed for $1.00 from Dr. B R Hall St. Louis Missouri.
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BR. W. Hall
Olive St
St. Louis, Mo
Cruggists
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