Market Nervousness Hits Grain Prices on Mixed Signals
In Chicago trading on June 95.4 reports indicate nerves in grain markets as speculation over influence on wheat prices and securities grew. Meanwhile hot northwest weather and European cues pushed some grains higher, with corn and oats easing and soybeans mixed. futures closed with limited definite direction amid volatile oil and cholera news from Russia.
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Cricago
Hussa
North Dakota
Joja
Corm
IBU
Iske
Market Price List for Grains and Farm Commodities
A detailed street market listing shows prices for wheat, corn, oats, barley, and hay, plus various seeds and livestock values. Entries include No 1 white wheat at specific bu prices, mixed hay at 10.50 per ton, red clover seed at 8.50 per bu, timothy at 6.51 per bu, and hogs, bulls, and other farm goods with multiple price points.
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M Rm Es Park
Toleno
Ohio
H. TL Origas. Grata
Roddin
Downward Trend in 1106 Trade Hits Hard Market
Chicago cattle market reports a sharp downgrade with sparse day’s receipts. Prices fall on cattle and hogs as buyers hold back while packers bid cautiously, with few strong lots and overall slack demand noting lighter runs than last week. Lambs show firmer tone among western sheep and spring lambs.
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Missour River
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Londant
Dida
Bayard
Fnver
Washington
Idaho
Grass
Market Report: Decline in aheap prices and feeder demand
A heap was appraised at a 250 decline from yesterday’s prices with $4.00 for good westerns and yearlings at fh. About 2,200 limbs came from Louisville in tabt run. The Jersey City market eased while heavy Virginia shipments moved. feeders are expected to rise as rain ends over the belt.
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Tor Catitle
Anf
Stockara
Tocders
Loulavile
Jersey City
Virginia Iimba
Luis
Five-Cent Hog Price Drop Amid Liberal Supply
The journal notes lower hog prices amid ample supply across markets. Cattle and sheep steady as milk workers wages and bone market figures show mixed movement. Regional wheat and corn futures drift with drought impacts shaping near term prospects.
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Marketa Liberal
Dry Goods Market Gloom From Saw York Cotton Trade
DRY GOODS MARKET SAW YORK June 28 The cotton market was dull and quiet with fair demand in the mixed goods. The loafer market for spring wear was very quiet. Prices on low grades were reduced. a portion of cotton’s value bore the Ram year. Money changes hands at Walt & Dessauer score yesterday afternoon.
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Calkinenus
Martens
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Walt & Dessauer
Thas
Shorts Rush To Cover In Stock Market Decline
New York June 28 Short selling activity sparked a market rush to cover as reports of buying to cover shorts circulated. Weather and crop conditions affected expectations for wheat and rail traffic, while official forecasts tempered panic. The era’s uncertainty kept prices volatile with speculation over a likely adjournment of key talks and limited demand for stocks.
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Santos
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Alee
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Weather Bureau
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Morgan
Hans Con Ing
Thie Timtet
Closing Money Market Update From New York
Money market rates steady with 24 percent figures cited and varied loan terms. Sterling exchange firm with notable bid quotes, government bonds and railroad stock movements noted amid broader market activity.
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Suuatiie
Bia
Bor
Willow Creek drainage bonds offered for sale
DITGH BONDS FOR SALE 120 bonds of 100 each issued under a judgment of the Superior Court of Alien County to pay for Willow Creek drainage. Due in 1 2 3 4 and years from June 1 1910 with 5 percent interest payable semi annually. First and paramount lien on the land assessed, taxes collected by the County Treasurer. Purchasers can choose bonds. Contact T E Ellison attorney 814 816 Sheaff Bldg Fort Wayne Ind.
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Board of Health Warrants Target Lawton Weed Violators
The Board of Health and Lawton police issued warrants for Lonora Wagner and Thendora G. Rew of Lawton Pines for failing to cut weeds on their property. Warrants allege noncompliance despite notices given weeks earlier. Officials say the action serves as an object lesson against offenders and quotes the statute requiring property owners to cut vegetation.
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Market Report on Hay and Grains Amid Shortage
Grain in fair to good condition with hay scarce and price pressures. Wheat and oats hold steady with average yields expected. corn prospects mixed due to dry ground. Fort Wayne prices show wheat at 1.09 per bushel and corn rising on strong demand. livestock demand remains steady at 2.00 per hundred.
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Journal-finzetle
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Jone
Milicare
Peter
Fort Wayne
City Market Prices Reported For Hay and Corn
A garbled listing from Roeniment city market shows hay priced at 11 14 per ton and corn atGRAG4c per bum. The document also mentions a labor union router and several misread names.
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Clty Ucnion
Egyptian student assassin hanged amid Roosevelt visit
Cairo June 28. Imaman Wardant, son of Rontrow ensha Ghali Egyptian premier and foreign minister, is hanged. Wardant, an Egyptian student and nationalist, shot the premier on February 2 as he left the foreign affairs ministry. The victim died next day. The trial cited two acts of government blamed on Boutros Pasha Ghali. During Theodore Roosevelt’s visit he denounced the nationalist movement and British rule critics gathered before his hotel, shouting in opposition.
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Theodors Roosevelt
University of Catrn
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Cumberland Telephone Company Fined for Anti Trust Violations
The Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph company was found guilty of violating the anti trust law by Judge J. T. Blount in the chancery court yesterday. A fine of 175000 dollars was imposed for conspiring to enter an illicit contract with the Oxford Telephone Company in Marshall County to shut off competition. The case will be appealed.
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Oxford Telephone Commany
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