Land sales and city tract options near the city
Advertises multiple land tracts and city homes for sale near the city limits. Listings include 5 to 100 acre tracts with improved roads, on South 24th and South 36th streets, plus several houses: 812 Locust Street priced 2600, 236 Maple Street priced 1550, 6th and Cedar Street corner priced 3700, and a 1357 Vine Street cottage at 1350. Prices and features noted.
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Turner
24Th and
Harrison
Kiem
Smith
26Th Street
Haron Street
Bruenger
Locust Street
Crop report rally fades as bears surge in corn market
Precautions and a pessimistic government crop report dominated trading with corn prices closing sharply lower. September corn fell to 1.62 percent, while oats rose modestly and provisions dropped 72 cents amid weak demand and traders closing open risks.
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Com
Market report shows corn steady with minor price shifts
The market notes corn at 1.70 per bushel, down ten cents from prior, with several loads sold to mills at the same price. A bale of oats straw brought 10 per ton. Oats sold at 15 and 76 cents per bushel, two loads of mixed hay at 36 per mn. Hide prices dipped five cents for calf skins. Hogs, poultry, turkeys largely steady with little change.
Market notes on farm prices and commodity quotes
Local farm market prices list hay grain and milling products with quotations for wheat oats corn and various hays straw and alfalfa. Also reports livestock prices including hogs sheep lambs cows and hides with regional price ranges and firming stock market notes from New York and Chicago.
Timothy hay market prices steady with varied demand
In St Louis on September 9 the timothy hay market showed firm No 1 and standard grades in strong local demand while medium and low grades lagged. Prices: No 1 32 35, standard 30 35, No 2 27 30, No 3 23 24, threshers 15 15, clover mixes and alfalfa figures varied. New York money markets reported mixed parter gains and steady government bonds.
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ST. Louis
Timothy Hay Market
Qluote
New York Money
New York
Mercantile Parter
Seear Ye
Clover seed price report with bids and months
Toledo market notes list multiple seed types with cash bids and futures months including Clover seed with bids for Oct Dec and March, Alsike prime with Oct Dec and March figures, and Timothy prime with cash bids for 1918 1919 Sept Oct Den and March values. Prices range around 20s to 60s per unit, with yearly references and incomplete data.
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Toledo
Alsike
Timothy
Markets New York and Chicago Sept 9 Butter and Eggs
New York and Chicago market notes dated Sept 9 report butter receipts and prices in varied grades, egg prices and steady cheese markets, with state milk and poultry figures. Sugar prices also listed for raw, refined, and confectionery grades, alongside several regional potato and meat product price details.
Livestock Markets Report From Chicago and Midwest Cities
Hogs receipts around 28 000 with early demand steady to 25 cents higher than Saturday. Heavy hogs 18 26 to 18 85, light 18 50 to 20 35, packing sows 15 75 to 16 75, pigs 15 70 to 16 75. Cattle receipts about 25 000 with beef steers 16 26 to 18 00, medium to good 11 50 to 16 25, cows 6 50 to 13 50, veal calves 19 50 to 21 00. Sheep receipts around 80 000 with lambs 13 60 to 15 75, yearlings 10 60 to 12 25. East St Louis hogs 10 500, top 19 90, cattle 13 500, calves light and handy weight 15 50 to 20 00. Kansas City hogs 9 000, top 19 50, cattle 25 000, calves 5 00 to 14 75, lambs 12 50 to 15 25. Peoria hogs 1 200, top 19 50, cattle steady.
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Hythe Winilenders Milling Company
Loo&e
Ally Py Anck Brothers
J. E. Hood and Co
Choice
Choice Hoaxes
Choice Noxs Weimnoing
Choice Noxs
Choice Hors
Choice Huxy Wezning
Bishop Co
Chicago
St. Louis
Namsaa City
Kansas City
Peona
Peoria
Minneeapolis
Minneapolis
New York
Exsat
East ST. Louis
Kanaan City
Daily Market Letter from Long Commission Co
Corn was irregular and closed lower as traders offset expectations after a government report showed Sept 1 crop at 2.858 billion bushels. Oats rose on the day but finished easy. provisions were dull despite a higher hog market. stocks opened strong but eased as Liberty loan payments tighten money.
New York Stocks Show Mixed Week Start
The market opened week listless with most issues steady. Countering profit taking, investors eye Primed up navies as Crucible steel U S Steel General Motors Willys Overland and California Petroleum look to resume an upward trend and higher levels. Buy on dips.
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Crucible Steel
U. S. Steel
General Motors
Willys-Overland
California Petroleum
Swifts
Cudahy
Wilson and Armour and Morris
Liberty Bonds
Southern Pacific
Rock Island
Atchison
Great Northern
Union Pacific
St. Paul
Canadian Pacific
Broad Street Curb
Caledonia
Grain and Stocks Mixed Momentum in Daily Trade
Grain and stocks show a narrow choppy tone with mixed sentiment as government yield reports push cautious trading. Corn remains under pressure with light outside demand while oats resist and supplies stay tight. rye strengthens on expected yield declines and near-term pressure. Provisions slip after opening weak, with late short covering offering some support but closing near day lows.
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Texas
Horses and Mules and a Dull Coffee Market
EAST ST. LOUIS Sept 9 horses and mules by price ranges for Eastern and Southern stock plus draft and hands measurements. New York coffee market notes dull ro 7s 1814 santos 4s 27%. Snipers to desist Mexican troops ordered not to fire on American aviators with warnings by flags and rockets. Fire at Jefferson Barracks burns dormitories. one death and multiple injuries.
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East ST. Louis
New York
Santos
Washington
Mexico City
ST. Louis
C. D. Forrester
Marionville
Jefferson Barracks
Corn Shows Strong August Despite Wheat Losses
Washington reports the September government crop outlook with corn up 70 million bushels from last month and totaling 2.858 billion bushels. Spring wheat declines 17 million, blamed on blight rust scab and grasshoppers, while overall crop conditions range from very good to very bad in places.
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Washington
Wondersteen promises quick hair removal for women
An advertisement claims Bellini's Wondersteen safely removes facial hair from chin cheeks and upper lip instantly. It touts a dry odorless formula sold for $1 with a money back guarantee and directs readers to Berlin's Wondersteen Co New York for a free booklet or Miller Arthur Drug Co. as a source.
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Bellini
Wondersteen
Berlin
Wondersteen Co
Fifth Ave
New York City
Miller & Arthur Drug Co
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C. E. Delaplain
Stern Bldg
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H. P
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Lega’bank IV
S&c
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Fisher Body
Liberty
Long Commission Co
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Anaconda
A. T
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Cru. Steel
Cc. M. St. P
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Elec
Til
N. Pac
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Penn
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S. Pac
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Texas Oil
Sey
U. SS. Com
U. Pac
Weeting
Wilson and Co
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Maine
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J. E. Bennett & Co
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J. E. Hood & Go
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Illinois
Towa
Olwa
Peter
Knollenders Milling Co
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Ervice
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Quincy Railway Co
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