New Wheat Crop Frightens Buyers in Chicago Market
In Chicago today the new winter wheat crop raised fears of a crop glut and heavy deliveries. Prices swung as July and September contracts fell while December showed weakness. corn and oats moved variably amid widespread speculation of a large July harvest. Weather optimism surfaced in Kansas and Nebraska, with cash markets showing firmness in oats and corn amid rumor of crop insurance and harvest timing.
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Hogs Sell At 6.62 In Quiet Friday Cattle Market
The Chicago market reports a quiet Friday with hogs selling around 6.62 per cwt amid steady to rising prices for other livestock. Receipts were modest as buyers and sellers priced veal, cattle, and pork products with demand fluctuating for heavy packers and fresh cuts.
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Confused Stock Market Report from Cleveland and Cincinnati
Special to Yer Journal Gazete markets show mixed cattle and hogs in Cleveland and Cincinnati. Prices for hogs and calves vary with steady cattle demand noted, while sheep and shippers struggle with moderate activity and wide price ranges reported.
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New York Produce Update and Market Notes
New York Produce report shows mixed activity with fluctuating prices in several lines. Poultry and Towls sections indicate steady to firm demand, while a noted 130 workers are engaged in processing tasks.
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Indiana Doctors Ready Slaughter House Protest
The Indiana medical officials gathered after a health officers meeting at Claypool to discuss slaughterhouses. Doctors expressed strong views on the inspection of slaughterhouses and planned continued discussion as the session adjourned.
Health board crusade against bad meat in city markets
Indianapolis June 29 A crusade by the city board of health against meat vendors who sell impure meat without investigation was launched today. Seven were charged in police court this afternoon and arrests are expected. Health officers plan to inform state officials about major slaughterhouse conditions to guide systematic improvements without radical action. The effort follows a conference of health officers led by Dr J N Hutty of the state board of health.
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Lodge Elections Among Tribes Name New Officers
Court Neih and the Tribe of Beg Hur elected numerous officers for the coming term. Officers include BA Strawn as past chief and Charles Orr as chief, with Tilston Craig as judge and Willant P. ter forms as scribe. Other roles span keeper of irinate Charles Ashley, teacher Rev. M. Rickoft, and gatekeepers Pessie Miller Weeper of outer gate L. T. M. Jet. Anticipated installation occurs next evening. The Pathfinders elected WIL Ward as past president and John Potter as president, with George Drake as vice president and H. Gates as secretary. Treasurer TE. 4. Primadaire Grace Gates as editor and Miss Nora Woyman as guide, among numerous other posts and committee roles.
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Leonard — Vaquelet
Nora Woyman
Lillian Hudson
Otter Guard
Tuetnda Tvely
Music Threeter
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al Soum
Frink Rectel
Heat Surges Across City as Records Near June Benchmark
Extreme heat grips Peila delia ia and surrounding areas with temperatures near a historic June 1803 high. Prostrations rise as many residents endure the heat wave, while officials urge caution and hydration during peak hours. The day marks one of the warmest in recent memory with readers reporting several incidents of heat-related distress.
June Sees Unseasonably Warm Finish Amid Mixed Forecasts
Weather notes from Chicago detail a warm June with daily highs near the mid 80s, a late hot spell possible though forecasts call for continued warmth and sunshine. The month began cold, then warmed rapidly, and by June 26 the entry reported near normal conditions with a projected month average around the mid 40s, contrasting with predictions of hotter days ahead.
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Gil
Objections Overruled in Mosy Trust Case at Goshen
Judge Dodge in circuit court overruled motions to dissolve an injunction preventing disposal of real estate and notes tied to Mobility 08 Users of trust funds at the American Mutual Life Insurance Company of Eckhart. Officers of the company, directed by Warren Bigler, were accused of asset shifts. receivers VanPleet VanFleet Deahl Deahl Perry Wu Turner and E A Dausman were retained to oversee proceedings. Samuel Stewart, 70, retired governor, testified he knew little of the financial condition. the judge ruled his actions as an officer could trigger forfeiture of property if funds were diverted. The case involved mortgaged notes and heirs’ personal notes, with key figures barney and barney implicated.
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Wall Street Suffers Broad Declines In Heavy Volume
New York June 3 Stocks moved strongly lower in heavy trading with major names tumbling. United States Steel and other leaders edged down while several rail and industrials held small losses. Market breadth was weak as declines dominated the day and the prior rally failed to hold, signaling continued pressure on equities.
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Money Market Report From The Money Market
The Money Market shows new for rates with 5 percent bid and 5 percent offered. Closing prices and mercantile paper trends are noted alongside weaker exchange after an advance for demand and a later rate for ketday. Government and railroad bonds are listed with unsettled prices and regional currency mentions.
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Local Market Quoted Prices and Activity Report
The Journal Gazette notes mixed readings in the local market with wheat and corn prices steady to weak. Demand for hay increases receipts, while cattle and poultry quotations appear unchanged. expectations of higher farm activity are mentioned as buyers and sellers adjust to recent price stability.
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Weather Strains Market and Farm Operations Across Town
Fragmented notes describe how unusual weather burdens Una Unitior market and dairy folk. References to butter production, cream handling, and farm house activities imply disruptions to rural commerce and daily tasks amid unsettled conditions.
Local News Briefs From The City And Suburbs
Born to Mr and Mrs Sel Michel at 217 Fourth street a son. Mr Louis Woolling of this city associated with Poe Hros Wholesale Grocer Grand tap, Miah. Street car No 131 jumped track at transfer corner tonight, fifteen minutes traffic paused. A runaway near Chicago street Brhluy night. a woman thrown from a buggy badly hurt though identity not learned. Supt C F Bhetton of Port Wayne & Wabash Valley Traction, injured recently, shows improvement and expects recovery without operation. Mrs Jennie Woods of East Craigs ton avenue traveled to Van Wert Ohio to witness a performance by The Misses Maud and Elsie Woods, members of the troupe. Mr J M McKay exhibited two deer head mounts from Minnesota. heads to be sold via a friend in Minnesota. Rev Calvin Schneider of Mag joy Inn improving after operation at St Josephs hospital city two days ago for removal of left kidney performed by Dr E E McCar, with Dr Nierman and Dr Keller assisting.
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George Jacobe Opens New Music House Store
George Jacobe announces a new music house in Calhoun Street. The store occupies Nos 1021 and 1933 with a handsome ad display inviting public and friends to visit and inspect the new showroom.
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Bridge Trust Agent In Toils In Toledo Trial
Toledo June 2. Darry G. Raymond Toledo agent of bin Canton Bridge company faced a close verdict in a case alleging participation in a pool graft conspiracy. Judge W H Cunningham admitted testimony from Yale and other counties, and the state’s case was deemed substantiated by the evidence. Journal-Gazette want ads note faults in the copy.
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