Corn and Wheat Rally Driven by Bulls in Chicago Trade
Chicago June 17 corn surged as bulls pressured July contracts amid market nerves. Crowds led by Gates and Wall Street operators pushed prices up while shorts covered, with July corn ending higher after brief dips. Wheat and oats followed with mixed results as provisions softened and receipts rose.
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Chicago
Jed
Sagentigg
Shorts
Gates
Wall Street
Gitec
Phonix Grain & Stock Exchange Ad Brief
A truncated advertisement for the Phonix Grain & Stock Exchange located at 815 Vine Street in Cincinnati appears with contact details and city reference. The text is incomplete and repeats address elements.
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THE
Phonix Grain & Stock Exchange
Vine Street
Cincinnati
Grains and Provisions Market Report
New York grain and provisions markets show mixed activity with wheat finishing steady after early strength amid foreign buying and July shorts squeeze. Corn receipts and exports listed with prices near firm. oats demand and spot values described as quiet to steady across multiple grades and delivery options.
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Baltimore
Toledo
Milwaukee
New York
Duluth
Manitoba
Northwest
Chicago
Butter and Eggs Prices Across U S Markets June 17 19th Century
Markets across New York Chicago Philadelphia Baltimore St Louis Kansas City Pittsburgh Boston and Louisville report firm to steady butter and egg prices. State dairy creameries quoted 18a21% ec and 17%al8c eggs 16c loss off in some places. Cheese generally steady with various regional fully cream and Swiss offerings. Special despatches note varied listings and regional price ranges.
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New York
New State
State
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Dairies
Baltemore
Springs
Kansas City
Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
Elgin
Ohio
New York State
Wisconsin
Limburger
Boston
Louisville
George Eustis & Co
East Third Street
New York Stock Exchange
Atchison
N.Y
N. Y
Japan
Erie
Santos Valéchi
Kan
City & So
Java
Met
St. Ry
Elgin Creamery
Uthern Rey S
New Pot
St. Paul
Orleans
St If
Texas Pacific
Electric
R.w
Peper
Cotton Market Break Due to Liquidation and Short Selling
The cotton market fell today on widespread liquidation and heavy short selling after ten days of restraint from hot dry weather and crop damage reports.
Cotton market bears on drought and July option squeeze
Market weakness driven by large short selling and a thwarted July option squeeze. Weather fears ease in Texas and Southwest with rains hoped to steady prices. New Orleans and New York futures show quiet to steady trading amid bearish sentiment and heavy liquidation.
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Paris
Minneapolis
Duluth
Seaboard
Frey Caneville
Texas
Furth
Atlantic States
Southwest
New Orleans
W. BE. Hutton & Co
Livestock prices edge through a quiet Cincinnati market
Receipts and shipments for the past week compare with two prior weeks as cattle trade remains subdued. Fat stock scarce and prices steady to firm for choice beef, with hogs buoyant on light supply and strong bids. sheep and lambs show increased activity but pricing holds near yesterday’s ranges. Despatch from Pittsburgh and other markets notes steady to higher cattle, steady hogs, and lamb demand firm.
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Cincinnati
Bologna
Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
New York
Reeves
City
Kansas Cilay
Texas
Chicago
Texas Fed
South Omaha
Buffalo
Cincinnati Markets Versus June 17 1902 Receipts and Shipments
Tuesday evening market report lists fruits, grains, meats, and commodities with receipts and shipments for apples bananas lemons butter cheese oats corn cotton wheat and more. It records railcar counts and stock levels across multiple goods including tobacco, sugar, lard, whiskey, and wool.
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Tim
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Grain and Stock Exchange
Grains and Provisions
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Roberts & Hall
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Hackensack Meneen
Menewnee Union
White Knob
Room
Postoffic
Daily and Sunday Commercial Tribune
Indiana
Post Office
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WU Ove Wiees
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Saas Sea
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