Social notes from New Canton and nearby towns
Mrs Curtis Rupert spent Monday with friends in New Canton. Numerous locals attend gatherings, visits, and small-town events in Hannibal Quincy and Marshalltown. A new baby named to Mr and Mrs Terry Dober born August 25. Mrs Fisher near New Canton ill with appendicitis but improving.
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Curtis Rupert
New Canton
W. O. Horton
Mary
Minnie
Hannibal
Ad Roan
Peoria
Roan
Sam Hines
A. B. Jett
Quincy
Chas, Cochran
J. H. Welch
Wm. Frye
Annie Thomas
Wm. Bell
Chas. Billings
Juanita
Louisiana
E. L. Rupert
H. W. Haines
Mississippi River
Fisher
Thelma Thomas
H. Clay Shaw
Son Miller
Marshalltown
Iowa
Shaw
Clara Shaw
Ec. T. Club
Harry Bain
Chas. Lowery
Tventy
Elizabeth Brant
Summer Hill
Howard
Jas. Prant
Lena Henry
Depue
Wm. Ellis
Ellis
J. C. Gay
Home Missionary Society
Tarry Dober
A. D. Sears
Rh. IT. Sears
Fannie Drummond
Geo. Brokaw
Eldara
Trainmen Decline Mobile and Ohio Strike
In Cairo Illinois on September 1 trainmen announced they would not strike. The extent of this sentiment among Mobile and Ohio employees is unknown as many workers are not affiliated with brotherhoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford C. Pitney
Cairo
Mobile and Ohio
Mobile and
Ohio
Brotherhoods
Dr King’s New Discovery for Coughs and Colds
An old advertisement promotes Dr King’s New Discovery as a pleasant sweet syrup for coughs and colds. It emphasizes its long track record, a money back guarantee, and a directive to buy a bottle and keep the remainder for future use.
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DR. King
Adv
Markets show sharp wheat rally amid strike hopes fade
Wheat prices rally in Chicago on September contracts with Sept at 1.423 4 and Dec near 1.46. Corn and oats also rise as export buyers act, while deliveries and stock data hint at strong activity and persistent demand across grains and provisions.
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Chicago
Europe
Long Commission Co
AXSS
Minneapolis
Duluth
Winnipeg
Grain Market Prices Across Cities Report Sept 1
Wheat and corn prices show regional variation with No. 2 red wheat at St Louis around 1.00, Chicago quotes at 1.53 for No 2 yellow corn, and Minneapolis noting a stronger finish. Prices for oats and rye also listed across markets including Omaha and New York with notable gains in closing trades.
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St. Louis
St, Louis
Chicago
Omahs Omaha
Neb
Minnneapolis
Minneapolis
Northern
Peoria
New York
Duluth
Manitoba
Standard
Hay and Straw Prices From St Louis Market
In St Louis on Sept 1 hay and straw prices show movers for common No 2 at 11.60 with various grades ranging up to 18.60 for ordinary No 1 and high No 1 to choice at 18. A note indicates straw steady at 6 per ton for wheat oats.
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St. Louis
Prices recover as strike clears in New York market
Wall Street shows renewed confidence after an amicable railway labor dispute adjustment. Prices advance with U S Steel near 98% of its high and Mercantile Marine reaching new peaks, while copper group and other industrials gain. Publication of a Washington report on the Brotherhoods negated some gains as traders noted a possible strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Steel
Mercantile Marines
Inspiration Copper
Kelly-Springfield
Washington
Brotherhoods
U. S
Wheat markets rebound as exports surge in Chicago report
In Chicago on September 1, wheat rebounded from an opening drop and recovered all Wednesday losses by midday. Export and cash interests fueled the surge, with noon mulf export sales around 800,600 bushels, likely higher, amid hopes for an amicable rail dispute settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Stock Exchange
Livestock Market Report from Major Cities
Hogs receipts in Chicago and other markets show mixed to steady prices with slight gains. Cattle and sheep demand varied by city, ranges noted for native beef cattle, steers, cows, calves, lambs, yearlings, and ewes amid generally firmer to unsettled tones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
St. Louis
T. Louis
Omaha
Wanansx City
Kansas City
Potatoes Dominate Market as Prices Fluctuate
Potatoes filled the largest portion of passing produce wagons with eleven loads weighed. Wholesale price set at 1.10 per bushel while Maine Street grocers offered 1.00. Variations in quality and purchase timing explain price differences. Smaller towns near Quincy sent urgent calls as railroad embargo strains shipments. Corn held steady with seven loads at 0.87 and one at 0.86 per bushel. Oats brought 0.48, loose hay sold at 9.50, 10 and 9.50 per ton, baled hay at 10.75 and 10.
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Quincy
Local Market Prices for Hay Grain and Farm Supplies
Local markets list prices for hay and grain including No 2 wheat at 31.40 and corn at 85 8i, various hays and seeds with per cwt rates, milling product prices from Knollenberg Milling, and a wide range of livestock quotes from C B and Q stockyards and local butchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knollenberg Milling Company
Butter and egg market reports with varied prices and grades
Chicago and New York trade notes show butter creamery and eggs with mixed receipts and grade results. Prices span Jersey and Minneosta items, while poultry and cheese also quote shifts and spot coffee remains steady. The closing line notes a woman claiming readiness within a minute.
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Chicago
Jersey
Minnesota
New York
Santos
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North Fifth St
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