Markets Beat Down as Livestock and Grains Slump
Livestock prices were mostly 30 to 60 cents lower from yesterday with calves and hogs showing weakness. cattle receipts reached 16,000 amid slow bidding and higher prices for some weight classes. Grain and provisions fell on favorable weather and weaker hog quotes, with corn opening 4 to 6 cents lower and oats following. Butter and eggs eased while produce prices remained unsettled, and cotton, oil, and stocks showed mixed moves amid shifting demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Modellion Rebsiots
Averane
Npote
Sheen
Lamba
Mexican Petroleum
Texas Company
Chicago
Hia
LTOM
Market Roundup Highlights Cattle Eggs Bonds And Stocks
South St. Paul reports flag receipts at 7 800 with cattle and sheep yard figures. New York stock market rebounds with gains in motor shipping rails and steel shares as trades reflect bullish activity. Produce notes list egg prices cheese and milk prices, while Liberty bond prices are provided for several series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Steel
Aigas
Pacific
Atchison
Coslars
United States Rubber
General Motors
Grain receipts and shipper totals at Duluth Elevators
Grain market report from Duluth Minnesota on June 17 shows domestic receipts with wheat 4900 bushels versus 1100 last year, barley 47500, rye 50500, flax 3100 versus 1400 last year. Shipments list wheat 70200, oats 1200, flax 129290 versus 138900 last year. Car inspection numbers detail various wheat grades and other grains with totals and year over year changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Minn
Ryn
Harley
Minneapolis grain markets sag on mixed shipments and prices
Minneapolis reports June 17 grain markets with flour shipments totaling 61 654 barrels and 1 038 1 15 pricing. Wheat receipts reach 97 cars versus 54 last year while cash prices show No 2.1 47 3 4 and No 3 corn at 1 69 to 1 70 per unit. Bran price noted at 44 00 and flax around 4 9 97 to 5 9 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Plan to Handle the 1919 Grain Announces Major Changes
Franklin Carey announced plans for the 1919 grain handling under the United States Grain Corporation. Contracts will be mailed to mills, grainmen, and bakers with bonds to government price rules. capital will rise to 500 million dollars and premiums to manage storage and flow. Futures trading will not be disturbed after July 1, and premiums may shift before August.
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Minneapolis
Frank [. Carey
United States Grain Corporation
Washington
Julius H. Barnes
Carey
United States Grain Corporaton
Vance
Fond Administration
Grain Corporation
Gulf
Boyine
Referendum and State Publication Reform Measures
Public notice outlines referendum questions for Grand Forks County voters on June 26 1918 regarding Senate Bill No 157 creating a State Publication and Printing Commission and related provisions. It details duties of the commission and official newspapers, plus other bills on taxation administration judicial districts and the Bank of North Dakota prospectus.
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Grand Forks
North Dakota
Agid County
FO Commission
Senate
State Publication and Printing Commission
Board of County Commissioners
Simmons
Justice
Servate Court
Commieston
Insurance Commissioner
Secretary of State
Commission
Board OF Administration
Audi
Nowern
Dulen
Inatroc Lon
Agriculture
Jana’ Labor
Public Service
State Board of Education
Board of Rexents
Board of Control
Ie University and Agricultural College
Tr Hs Am
Tans Val
Board of
Uetization
Board of Equalisation
Juire County Auditory
Boards of Equalizaation
Commiestoner
Board of Equalization
Staten
Peria
Alnena
State Board of Favialization
Uch Denn
Pearson
Hpon
Tax Commissioner
Tax Commission Ient
Beeston
Industrial Commission of
Ita
Public
Intercoi
Yave Mill
Juane
Supreme Court
Cas
Judes
Fermeum
Zozte Dakota
Bank of
Bank of Korthkota
Industrial Commission
Mick Peace
Ny Xource
Tha
Tia Bank
Ultii Mies
Bid invitation for Grand Forks school contract 1919
Notes to contractors invite bids for furnishing and metalling of cedar wood furniture window shades steel lockers and domestic science equipment for the new Grand Forks High School. Plans and specs available at architect office and local exchanges. Bids due June 27 1919 with certified check and a bond. conditions governed by the Board of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sessrd
FF Burchard
Bahuit
Board of Education
Independent School District
Grand Forks
N. D
P.M. Pridag
J. Edwards
Coplew
St Paul and
Minne
Apolis
Minn
N.drn
Architect and Board of Education
N.D
F. Fy. Burch
Succeasfiil
Board of Eancatto
the of Education
F. Burchard
Secratary
Cross Examination of Floyd Gibbons Continued Today
Mount Clemens Michigan reports continued cross examination of Floyd Gibbons. The trial recounts 1916-17 events with testimonies about threats and injuries, while notes describe peripheral details and unrelated medical mentions.
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Floyd Gibbons
Mount Clemens
Mich
Sune
Mossad
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Wes
Heeer
Dalsien
Americas
Rasen
Potatnes
Atlantic City
American Surgical Association
Wome
Northwestern National Bank
WINGS
John. Birkholz
Eemay
South ST. Paul
Tarerty
Liberty
Tne
Victory
Minneapolas Grain Markets
Montana
Peter Be
Mie
Hoover
the Food Administration
Barnes
Herbert c. Mocver
Carsg Aald
CL. Boutwick
Las
Ieee Ena
TES
Reeteter
Faraden
Legislative
Ruscmen
Sasson
ILA
Frowides
Ves
Abipa
Niagara
North Dake
Ae Saat
Grand Parka
Hans Anderson
I. Edwards
Grand Forks Street Railway Co
Third Street
Wie
Amity Nt Bere
A ‘Roel den 6
AU Werester
Brifie
Exchange
Matchion Grand Forks
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