Heatwave Stirs Wheat Markets Across Major Cities
Chicago traders faced extreme heat with temperatures around 109 to 116 degrees and no rain, driving a sharp rally in wheat. September futures jumped as speculators covered, corn and oats saw mixed moves, and nearby prices in St Louis Duluth and Kansas City reflected firm demand while New York prices showed modest gains.
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Corn
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Septanber
Earthware
Kansas City
Gemember
Shew York Grain and Provisions
New York
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Natal
CED N DIE Funeral in Lagrande County
Kist News Bureau reports a man identified as Halatngl died after noon yesterday. Rev Robbina to conduct a close funeral service at his house at nine o clock Friday, after which the body will be sent to Fostoria for burial. He leaves a widow and one daughter, Mrs Georgs W. Millon, who by June 1 will be buried in Fostoria.
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Mie Gortlg Battenberg
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Mra
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Cirinian Tempararce Union Indien
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WEDDING OF MINN STZATE BALIN AT DECATUR
Special to the Journal-Gazette Decatur Indiana June 21 Minn State Balin a trained nurse and Mr Franc yard join in marriage at Fort Wayne morning ceremony at 6 o'clock at St Marys Cathedral by Rev Wilkens Tay will then proceed to Fort Wayne and thence to the eret where they will reside after which Tom He Tk Thee Wayne.
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Journal-Cazette
Decatur
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Wayne
Fort Wayne Market Prices for Grains and Hides
Prices from Fort Wayne market show No. 2 red and white wheats, various corn and barley line items, oats and timothy hay, clover and alfalfa tonnage, and mixed feeds. Hides and wool values appear with hog and sheep notes, while retail street market figures cover dairy, butter, cheese, and produce items.
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Texas cattle and hogs hit premium marks in mixed market
Texas cattle sold at 7 75 with premium for light hogs as market opened strong. Prices topped 8.00 for well-fed heifers while overall cattle tone remained steady to lower amid ample supply. Hog futures showed wide spreads and uneven demand. beef and sheep trades varied with regional offerings and uncertain demand.
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Ught
Nevada
Porker Prices Trend Upward Ten-Cent Advance
Toledo market reports show upward porker prices with a ten cent advance in receipts and varied quotes for hogs, cattle, and sheep. Prices listed include heavy hogs, mixed loads, and prime cattle in a day of fluctuating demand. wholesale pork and grain notes intersperse with labor leader charges.
Day Brings Dollar Wheat in Turbulent Market
Toledo reports a volatile wheat day with prices jumping and slipping amid drought fears in the northwest. Farmers brace for potential crop losses as July and September futures swing, while mixed notes from Minneapolis emphasize crop damage and market pressure.
Poultry Market Report From New York June 21
The Poultry Market section notes declines in droiteds and steady prices for ducks and fowls, with a 16¢ per pound figure for town birds and 15 cents for dry fowls. It mentions buyers, sellers, and regional patterns, reflecting cautious trading as the market adjusts to seasonal shifts.
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York
Towls
Orensen
Notice on Memorial Say committer and payment
Notice states hips out again at the Memorial Say committer and that payment presents to underalgned fre payment due. W. F. GEIR, Treasuer, is referenced.
Wall Street Awaits Weather Developments In June
June 21 report notes apathy in the market as stock dealings slip toward the id\u00e9ntity level. Wheat market activity rises amid suspected crop damage while hot weather from Dakota and Minnesota dampens stock operations. Prices close modestly lower after a subdued session. official weather notes warn of heat stress in Wisconsin Minnesota and eastern Dakota. Bond markets show irregular demand with total weekly U S government bond sales reported at 2 148 000 dollars and a 1 4 percent uptick in bid prices.
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Minnesota
FBI
Government Weather Bureau
Wisconsin
Dakotax
Iowa
U.S
Closing Money Market in New York June Rates Steady
The New York money market shows honey on call steady at 2 3 percent with rule rate 2 percent. Short dates at 2 percent, long maturities stronger. ninety days at 3 94 percent. Prime mercantile paper 4 percent. Exchange rates steady with actual business around 1840.70 buy and 480.70 demand in dollars. Government and foreign bonds show irregular activity.
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Local Happenings Mix at Lagrange News Briefs
Lagrange news items note social gatherings at the home of Miss Tow Crowl in honor of Miss Ralch MMs. new sorority members Tandl Swank and Lettle Burn. visits by Mrs. Bixby and others. a farm sale at $100 per acre to Mr. Miller of Olio. rural carrier Doratngy vacation. marriages pending for several couples. Judge Killets nominated for District Judge in Ohio. Dr Rosenthal to host a house party at Fort Wayne pavilion with friends visiting Tri-Lake area.
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Tal Rourh Bend
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Clinton, Mich
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Wasitington
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Rosenthal
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Columbia City
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Tri-Lake
Monroeville News and Gossip Special Correspondence
Monroeville June 20 Mrs Inckhon was surprised by the Ladins Rattenburg club from New Troyen arriving to celebrate the seventh anniversary of the organization and Mrs Felix Bhuaing’s birthday. The afternoon featured games, music, and a noted toast by Mrs Charlen Tadd.
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Ankney
Olde Trevtrie Railroad Association
Limi
Sk. Jaaehh Banevolent Association
Bt. Hora’ Catholic Church
Julie
Fort Wayne City Notes Amid Oddities and Projects
City News reports a city council session with the people in charge of local arts groups and refreshments by the entertainment committee. A traction company plans pole removals on Spy Run, and permits were issued for a 2 1/2 story dwelling at 265 Lille Street for 1900 dollars and a room and garage at 2131 Puirstalé Avenue. German American Bank directors will meet to discuss opening a new trust company, while editor Patterson and editor Grant are in town supervising a new syndicate and Word press service for the Western Newspaper Union. Major C. O. Tila oversees the setup as a new printing service is readied for next week.
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