Inert Market Reflects No Big Shifts Across New York
New York June 28 The general stock market was practically inert with little effect from operations and a favorable bank statement despite syndicate activity. Lingering chatter of loan shifts Monday, steady money and exchange markets, and mixed action in rail and mining shares followed by heavy close.
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Grains Rally On Weather Woes Across Corn Belt
Chicago markets show July corn up modestly and September wheat 4c higher as wet conditions slow harvests. Oats gain, cash prices firm with strong demand from shorts, while provisions and hogs remain mixed amid light local business and steady to higher prices.
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Market Summary From Chicago Board of Trade and New York
R W Harper notes stocks bonds grain and provisions as ordered. Wheat oats and corn futures quoted with receipts, exports, and spot prices for No 2 red No 2 hard No 2 cash and white varieties. Lard sugar coffee and other commodities show firm or dull action with specific prices and deliveries across Chicago, Duluth, and Kansas City markets.
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Buttermilk Drink Sparks Saloons Summer Debate
A barkeeper explains buttermilk sales on hot days, noting drinkers prefer it to beer and whisky. He recalls personal relief from typhoid fever, praises its cooling effect, and argues saloons use it to meet demand while criticizing stronger summer beverages. The piece contrasts buttermilk with other drinks and mentions DYNAMO CARS on the Overland Limited service.
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