Poor Corn Crop Repairs Push Prices Higher in Chicago Market
Chicago traders faced a bullish session as reports of poor corn and crop damage spurred sharp gains in wheat and corn futures. July contracts climbed while oats and hog receipts influenced the market at busy Chicago and Toledo exchanges, with prices closing near day highs amid strong demand from shorts and commission houses.
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Ledley
Shorts
Cvmmission
Northwest
Chichy
Texas
Trausisy
Nebracke
Laverpoo
Plac
Himes
Minneapolis
Dulluth
Pricim
Journal-Gazette
Toledo
Ohio
Kentucky
Atorough
Liverpool
Getohur Eecd
Lely Deasin
Sime ‘Amathy
Law
Cattle market strengthens as receipts rise at Chicago sale
cattle receipts firm as better prices lift demand for beef cattle. hogs steady to higher with prime lots selling near top. sheep and lambs strengthened while large export buyers and shippers push prices up. Horses and other stock show cautious gains in a slow market with mixed dealer demand.
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Cartera
Armour & Co
Wits
Che Cymnce Helms Jost
Yeaterday
Darivite
J. Aurore
Canton
Billen
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Colorado
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Pittsburg Stock Yards Report From June
Special dispatch from Pittsburg stock yards notes unsettled prices with odd spellings. Report mentions heavy trades and loads tied to buyers in New York and Chicago markets, with quotations around six to seven dollars per unit and mixed receipts.
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Union Stock Yards
Pireturg
Lema
East Buffalo Market Report Fades as Prices Steady
Partial text from the East Buffalo market page notes variable shifts in livestock and commodity prices. Mentions catttle market steady around seven point ten per unit and a shipper named Rept Sieneanine, with terse references to general trading activity and local agents.
Unclear Textile Market Notice From Historic Trade Row
Fragmentary OCR of a late 19th or early 20th century trade item describing textile goods, prices, and upcoming market events. Mentions Aboudinay Atay, December, and open displays of dyed cottons, with references to color, goods quality, and advertising rates.
Chicago Railways Company Organized Amid City Negotiations
New York June 7 The Chicago Railways company formed to control Chicago street railways at Hinola office and will seek an ordinance with city authorities. Frederick J. Robertson was elected president, Henry A. Blair vice president, and the company holds a capital of 10 million. Negotiations with Chicago agencies to regulate the North and West Chicago lines begin at once.
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New York
Chicago Railways Company
Hinola
Street Railways of
Chicago
H. B. Holling Co
Chicago Union Transion Company
North
West Chicago Street
Frederick JD Rawaon
North Chicago Street Raiway Company
West Chicago Street Railway Company
Childusy Railways Company
Henry A. Blair
North and
Robbery at Indianapolis Home Yields Jewelry Worth 1200
A burglary at the residence of W. A. Applegate, 2004 North Delaware Street in Indianapolis, yielded diamonds and jewelry valued around 1200 dollars. Investigators report a large break in and the incident appears one of the biggest robberies in the area recently.
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W. A. Applegate
Delaware Street
Indianapolis
Strawberry Crop Report From Indiana And Michigan
Strawberry shipments from Indiana and Michigan are lighter than expected with prices holding firm. Commission men paid from 40 to 165 dollars per case for fancy stock. Last night’s shipment totaled 405,300 cases.
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South Bend
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Indiana
Michigan
Wall Street Sees Professions Drive Market Activity
New York June 7 traders note professionals dominated today’s market, driving concentrated orders in key stocks and widening gaps between active and idle periods. Despite rumors and limited confirmations, readings showed uneven moves in Reading and Armco, copper and gold transfers, and a Paris tax prospect influencing sentiment.
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Elearly Dircetoible
San Francisco
Treasury
Bank of England
Sterfing
Porig
Berlin
London
Paris
Local Market Quotations and Prices Abound in Fragmented Listing
A fragmented OCR of a local market page lists prices for grains meats and produce. Wheat, corn, barley, and rye quotes appear with per bushel and per hundredweight, along with beef, pork, lard, butter, eggs, and poultry figures. The chaotic column includes numerous figures for hogs, hides, wool, and vegetables, with references to mills and city weighmasters and a note on dressed stock quotations.
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Well Bros
USA
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Howenstein
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James E. Graham Attorney at Law and Related Notices
This fragment lists James E. Graham as attorney at law and mentions John M. Evane Kyat and various items likely legal or financial in nature, including references to brokers, suits, finance, and a bank docket. Details are garbled but indicate professional legal and financial matter handling.
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M. Evane
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He Andtagion Lites Inc
Afoe
MARKET GOSSIP AT THE STEADY TOWN MARKET
Market news notes steady demand at the town market with no sharp price changes. Farmers report slow selling, hay and grain weighed at the city scales, with butter and goods moving slowly as buyers stay cautious amid a crowded supply.
Police Court Details Involving Fry and Pry Case
James Rt. Fry was taken from an automobile by officers and jailed on drunkenness charges. His arraignment was continued until his brother Charles Pry arrives from Harlan to settle a check mishap involving Fry. Several other defendants faced fines or continuances for drunkenness and a street fight.
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Parnott
Fry
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Syndrama
Frack Kohtbach
Enser
Harvey
Davis
Charles Walter
Mike Tierney
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