Corn Still Attracts Attention In Chicago Markets
June 18 Chicago reports show active corn trading with futures for July and September rising on bullish crop outlooks from the southwest and northwest. Weather prospects and strong demand supported gains despite late-day liquidation, with July closing higher and September up modestly amid volatile sessions.
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Market notes from New York and Toledo raise price talk
A sprawling OCR fragment reports coffee futures opening lower and drifting, with July at 3.55 and 4.74 later. Oil prices in Toledo show mixed bids. Dry goods and poultry markets in New York and Toledo reference buyer hesitance and price actions as markets digest broader demand.
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Live Stock Market Report With Mixed Prices Across Regions
Chicago and Cleveland stock yards show steady to lower trends with mixed receipts. Cattle and calf prices range widely. hogs and sheep steady to firm in places, with buyers cautious on lighter grades. Regional boards report modest gains in certain lots while overall market remains unsettled and variable.
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Local Market Prices Describe Weekday Trade and Farm Goods
Market crowds were light but attendance stayed steady as farmers moved a large quantity of corn and eggs to market. Price quotes covered wheat, corn, butter, eggs, chickens, potatoes, onions, and various staples with notable activity in spring poultry. Local firms and retailers reported typical demand and occasional price fluctuations in a busy seasonal market lineup.
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Market Quotations for Wheat and Grain Items
The notice lists prices in a wide range for wheat types including winter straight and patents, spring wheat, rye flour and graham, with per bushel and per ton figures. Also shown are prices for corn meal, cribs, screenings, and assorted feeds, plus wool and livestock quotes from local traders and packing companies.
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Lawyer Sues Mitchell for 200000 in Mine Workers dispute
A Bing hamton attorney named Weible filed suit in Scranton against John Mitchell president of the United Mine Workers seeking 200000 claiming he supplied the plan used to resist settlement of last year’s rent strike. He asserts his ideas mirror those used by President Roosevelt in handling the strike. Attorney John J Irving of Binghamton represents Mitchell.
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NO EXPLOSIVES ON STREET CAR TRACKS
William H. Brown was fined 4 costa in police court yesterday morning for facing an explosive on a street car track. Jude Drelbelbias announced that the practices would be stopped at once. Superintendent Gorshaelas instructed patrolmen to arrest every person known to have placed an explosive on a street car track. Violet Sincaire was fined a hand costa for prostitution. Charles J. Willis and Harry Brown each drew a jab of 1 gnats for intoxication. Frank Deek was charged with helping his saloon open after lawful hours. case set for Saturday morning.
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Pursuit of Richards Drives Indiana Deputies Oceanward
LaPorte lad and Sheriff Craft lead a county posse in a northward chase across swamps and woods near the Michigan line for Edward Richards the Van Wert Ohio murderer. A $200 reward posted by Van Wert County Sheriff Bickford draws in northern Indiana and Michigan peace officers as the manhunt tightens.
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Stock Market Sentiment in New York Trading Session
Persistent selling in United States Steel and Metropolitan groups weighed on the market. Bank of England rate reduction influenced early strength, but cash discounts and foreign weakness restrained gains as iron and oil sectors faced pressure.
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New Bank and Real Estate Firm Formed in Indiana
SOL MEER CO bankers and real estate dealers announce a new bank and land brokerage opening July 3 at 127 East Berry street War Wayne Ind. They will conduct general banking and sell and exchange farm lands from their present office 70 Court street. Call before buying or selling farm lands.
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Forger James M. Wilson Found in Dry Kiln
James M. Wilson, the forger who vanished a week ago inside the prison, was located yesterday afternoon in the dry kiln of the sniper shop. He had hidden there, surviving on water with no food for seven days, and was nearly dead when removed. Local guards report he had secreted himself away in a concealed shelter within the facility.
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