Conservatism Rules Chicago Wheat Trade
In Chicago the wheat market shows conservative trading as traders eye the Kessinger bill amid possible extended legislative session. Opening quotes are down from yesterday, with expectations of limited gains pending policy shifts. Local experts expect corn prices to rise despite legislative pressures, while oats remain weak and in need of support. Weather across the belt stays favorable for crops. Provisions open steady.
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Chicago
Springfield
Precinct Vote on Manager
A precinct vote on the manager appears to be reported with motion picture notes. The item calls for a decision on leadership and group direction, referencing potential film industry context and local governance.
Stocks Meet Firmer Tone Early In Day
YORK June 22 In contrast to the easier tendency at the close yesterday the stock market took on a firmer tone in early dealings today with a few exceptions Some rail shares eased after car loading reports showed a decline from last year White and Mack trucks were weak in the motor group Leading rails and industrials advanced Record for Can American Can at a new high for the year General Electric gained and Steel rose as speculative rails moved up The market resumed vigorous activity and strong buying supported many issues including Timken and Columbia Gas while Western Pacific issues and General Railway Signal attracted large blocks
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Financial Figures From Indianapolis Bank Clearings and Belgian Rate Change
Indianapolis bank clearings totaled 3.774 million dollars with debits at 8.544 million. Foreign exchange rates show minor shifts with franc at 3.91 and Belgian National Bank discount rate cut to 5 percent from 5.2 percent as of June 22.
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Beef Tops Prices Not Seen Since 1920, Agriculture Dept Says
United Press reports beef prices this spring are the highest since 1920, driven by smaller market receipts. All cattle classes and grades show gains, with prices up 12 to 27 percent over last year and the five year average.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Market Prices and Daily Commodities Report
New York traders report dull flour and steady pork with hogs, lard, and sugar holding. Dressed poultry and live fowls show varied quotes across leghorn, turkeys, and ducks. butter prices at creamery level and cheese steady. eggs firm with regional differences. potatoes and sweet potatoes priced in southern and local markets. Cleveland notes tablet butter and poultry ranges. Chicago reports mixed butter and cheese and retail poultry prices with leghorn and broiler quotes.
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Singers Honor Wagner at National Saengerfest Opener
National Saengerfest opens in Cleveland with 7000 participants honoring Richard Wagner. Julia Claussen of the Metropolitan Opera will be the soloist, Bruno Walter will conduct the orchestra.
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Pork Market Steady With Minor Falls At Indianapolis Yard
Sales in the hog market at the Indianapolis stockyards were steady to ten cents lower per hundredweight. Medium and heavy butchers led the decline. top price reached 9.40, with most trading between 8.75 and 9.35. Pigs sold around 9, sows ranged 7.25 to 8.25, cattle varied with steers up to 10.13 and cows down to 6.25, receipts 900. Seven hundred sheep and lambs sold on a steady market with good lambs at 14 to 14.50.
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Chicago
Gone but Not Forgotten Automobiles Stolen From Addresses
Stolen vehicles reported to police include entries from Jones-Whitaker Sales Company Vermont St Capitol Ave Chevrolet Marmon M-910 Updyke Auto Company 1018 N Meridian Marmon M-910 P B Smith 450 N Capitol Ave Essex M-448 Edward Newell 3516 Balsam Ave Chevrolet from Virginia Ave and Pennsylvania Sts F A Simons RR C Box 897 from driveway of Post Office Andy Foltz 235 E Merrill St Ford 562 902 from Capitol Ave and Market St Theodore Mandabach 2407 E Sixteenth St Ford T-34-446 from Capitol Ave and Ohio St.
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Essex
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E. Merrill St
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Market St
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E. Sixteenth St
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Automobiles Found Recovered Across City
Automobiles reported found by residents include a Ford located at Massachusetts Avenue and Tenth Street, another Ford found at Belmont Avenue and Washington Street, a Ford found at Missouri and Smith Streets, and a vehicle located at Tibbs Avenue and W. Thirty-ninth Street, with owners named Anna Feeley James Curtiss G J Jones and William Toomey.
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Fleacher Ave
Belmont Ave
Washington St
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W. Twelfth St
Hudson
Missouri
Smith St
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W. Thirtieth St
Oaklan
Tibbs Ave
Chicago Livestock Market News June 22
Cattle receipts 12,000 with steady to strong feeder steers. Grass cows and heifers at standstill. vealers down 50 cents or more. Best heavy steers around 13.90. grass-fed and yearling prices noted. Sheep receipts 14,000 with slow opening. Idaho lambs near 15.50. ewe and lamb values steady. Hogs receipts 19,000 with steady to higher marks across weights. Louisville, Cleveland, Buffalo, Toledo markets show varied steady to higher trends and specific price ranges for hogs, cattle, calves, and sheep.
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Apple Fight Fatal at Toluca Lake Drowns Two Boys
Two rowboats capsized during an apple fight on Toluca Lake. Francis Snyder 11 and William Bierg 15, both of Purbank, drowned. Four others escaped with minor injuries after the boats overturned while apple bombardment occurred.
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Purbank
Irish Aid Sponsors First Trans Atlantic Air Flight
Irish residents and descendants sponsor the first trans Atlantic air journey from Buenos Aires planned for September or October. Hubert H. Ellie leads the project with Dublin as the objective.
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Buenos Aires
Hubert H. Ellie
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Market Prices for Fruits and Vegetables Listed
The listing shows diverse produce with prices from apples and avocados to citrus and berries. Notable items include Bananas at 5 cents each, Grapefruit at 5 to 5.75, Watermelons from Florida at 75 to 90 cents, Tomatoes from H G hot house at 1.75 for 10 pounds, and Spinach Texas at 1 dollar per bushel.
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Sugar Market Nervousness Boosts Irregular Trading
In New York on June 22 the Sugar Market article notes nervousness in sugar trading. Small news items are magnified, causing likely irregular market movement for several days, though fundamentals and strong statistical position remain unchanged. Investment demand is gradually accummodating later months on declines.
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New York
Local Wagon Wheat Prices At Elevators
Local grain elevators pay $1.35 for No 2 red wheat with other grades bought on their merits.
Arrest Woman on Bad Check Charges in Terre Haute
Police hold Frances Givens alias Frances Pratt alias Mrs James Winters on charges of issuing worthless checks. Her husband Charles Givens is held for vagrancy and investigation. The pair are said to have roamed the country for three years with expensive lingerie and other merchandise found in their possession.
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Frances Pratt
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Ham and Biff Breakfast Incident At Miss Medford Home
Charles Thompson argued with Elnora Medford and fired a glancing shot that hit her head, breaking a pitcher. Police arrived, Medford received first aid for head cuts, Thompson fled before officers, and no further details were provided.
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Toots) Thompson
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Grain and feed prices listed in market report
Prices for corn oats clover timothy and butter eggs and hay are shown with cash and futures quotes. Terms include No 2 corn 1.46 dollars per bushel and December Timothy 82.75 dollars, eggs around 23 cents, and butter at 42 to 45 cents.
Cotton Market Faces Mixed Signals Amid Bullish Tone
In New York on June 22 stock market notes show twelve assessed opinions from news agencies, with eleven bullish and one noncommittal. Despite generally buoyant views, prices declined, suggesting cautious sentiment among traders. Weather bulletins are advised to watch for signals and adjust expectations accordingly.
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