Markets Close Steady as Wheat, Corn Rise in Chicago Trade
Chicago July wheat rose to 7644c with local support while July corn gained to 48% on demand. Close shows wheat at 757% and 7334c for different months. corn at 49% and 47c. oats up to 39c. Hog receipts boosted September pork to $16.97%4 and lard near $9.00, as ribs traded around $9.32. Meeting included welcome by Mayor Harrison and remarks by Reuben G. Chandler and John B. Daish.
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Chicago
N. W
S. W
Timothy
Clover
Bailey
Willard B. Thorp
Harrison
Board of Trade
Reuben G. Chandler
John B. Daish
Washington, D. C
Exchange Room
Association
Chicago Market Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices and Receipts
Cattle receipts at 5000 with market steady. Steers 4.90 to 5.40, cows 1.60 to 4.75, calves up to 6.75. Texas fed steers 4.00 to 4.50. Hogs receipts 16000 with next day 30000. mixed 5.95 to 6.25, good to choice 6.15 to 6.45, bulk 5.95 to 6.20. Sheep receipts 85000. sheep steady, lambs lower. wethers 4.60 to 5.25, native lambs 4.50 to 6.75.
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Chicago
Texas Fed
New York Produce Market Prices June 16 Butter to Molasses
Butter receipts 17 992 pkgs market steady state dairy 17 21c extra creamery 21 340 creamery common to choice 18 21c Cheese receipts 9 027 pkgs market irregular state full cream fancy small colored 10 6c small white 10 6c large colored 105 4c large white 105c Eyes receipts 192230 pigs market quiet state and Pennsylvania extras 1844c state and Pennsylvania firsts 16 17c western extras 18c western seconds to firsts 15 17c Sugar raw steady fair refining 334c centrifugal 96 test 319 32c molasses sugar 229 32c refined steady crushed 5 45 powdered 1 95 granulated 4 85 Coffee market quiet No 7 Rio Bye Molasses market firm New Orleans 31 40c
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New York
Pennsylvania
Rio
New Orleans
Market Prices Report Fort Wayne June commodity listing
Fort Wayne markets list spring wheat at 3.90 to 4.20 per bushel and new wheat at 0.74 per bu. Corn 0.42 to 0.44. Prices cover oats rye barley flax hides wool and animal products with hogs calves sheep and beef cattle, plus city hay and produce figures for butter eggs lard chickens and potatoes. Local figures include ton and cwt price ranges and dressed weights.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Graham
Death Toll Mounts After Heppner Flood Disaster
A Heppner flood devastates the town with about four hundred dead including C E Redfield and several residents. Houses collapse, families drowned, and the Heppner hotel with fifty guests is swept away while most central buildings survive on higher ground. Rescue crews pull bodies from debris as waters carry corpses downstream.
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Heppner
Jones & Ashbaugh
Benjamin Patterson
Dunn
Mr. Noble
James Jones
Henry Blair
Dr. Swineburn
White & Meadows
E. J. Farnsworth
Philip Cohn
TRY TO WRECK COURT HOUSE
An attempt to blow up the Pike county courthouse in Petersburg Indiana failed when eight sticks of dynamite and a powder keg connected by a fuse failed to detonate. The blast tore plaster from upper rooms and shattered walls with the fire department summoned. Suspects are unknown but believed linked to moving the courthouse to Winslow.
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Court House
Evansville
Ind
Petersburg
Pike County
Winslow
Pauls Charge to Timothy Lesson for June 21 1903
The article presents Pauls last words to Timothy focusing on abiding in the Scriptures and preaching the Word. It notes Timothy learned from godly guardians, the Old Testament points to Christ, and urges enduring hardship to fulfill ministry. It adds context on Pauls likely fate and practical guidance for faithful service.
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Paul
Timothy
Christ Jesus
Jesus Christ
Rome
Philippi
Apostle
Lightfoot
Messiah
R. F. Horton
God
Firebug Bott blamed for citywide blazes and escapes
Bott, held on arson and theft charges, sparked six fires across the city while evading capture. He escaped from a sanitarium, was recaptured, and later reported to have stolen a watch. Firefighters battled flames across barns and a grocery rear, with total losses around 2500 as authorities pursued arraignment.
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Evansville
Huntington
Bott
Richmond
Sherif Stout
Valentine Fuchs
Or. McOscar
S. E. Smith
Richmond Hospital
Hilbrecht
Wayne
Calhoun Streets
Bohne Gents
Calhoun Street
West
Washington Street
Sauerteig
Washington Boulevard
Berry
Jackson Streets
John C. Peters
George S. McKee
Jackson Street
Peters
McKee
Broadway
Central Station
No. 7 Company
Leikauf
Washington
Clay Streets
Anckenbruck & Potthoff
East
No. 2
Jacob Hartman
Ankenbrook & Potthoff
Randall Hotel
Settlement of Ludington estate filed in Milwaukee courts
Milwaukee Wis June 16 Referee Ferdinand Geiger has filed his accounting decision in the estate of former Governor Harrison Ludington and his widow Mrs Emiline Ludington the accounting being referred to the referee for settlement under the court’s order.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Ferdinand Geiger
Emiline “M. Ludington
Harrison Ludington
Refi
Tha
Historic Home on Buchanan Road Sold at Auction
The historic Buchanan Road home in Cincinnati sold for 12000 dollars at auction to John Havlin. The house bears a plate inscribed with former owner Read and was offered to pay legacies from the Hugh Campbell will. Hon. T. R. Marshall from Columbia City is in town on a professional trip.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Buchanan Road
Sheridan
John Havlin
Read
Hugh Campbell
T. R. Marshall
Columbia City
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C. E. Redfield
Conser
Dr. McSwat
J. Ayers
Oscar Miner
Wells
George Swaggert
Swaggert
Mallory
James Matlock
Matlock
Higgs
Elder
Boyd
Walton
Barton
Ames
Indiana
Straus Bros. & Co
Fort Wayne, Ind
H. Pfeiffer & Son
Columbia St
Calhoun
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