Markets Report Mixed Hog Cattle Prices Edge Higher in Day
Chicago and Sioux City livestock markets show steady to firm tone with hogs slightly down from Tuesday and cattle steady to higher at close. Estimated receipts in Chicago run near 11 1068 head, with next day 4 267. Prices section detail daily ranges for cattle and hogs, including hog top around 8.16-8.28 and cattle bulls and veal at 7.00-8.00, plus regional notes on Sioux City activity and markets.
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Union Brockards
Chicago
Anteera
Ptockers
Femders
Ysivo0
Oux City
Ux City
Towe
Mon
Ene
Reid Sini
Sioux City
Igaday
Grain market quotes from Chicago and Minneapolis markets
Chicago and Minneapolis grain prices listed for wheat corn and oats. No. 1 hard and No. 1 northern wheat at Chicago prices and corn futures shown beside oats and durum notes. Minneapolis reports No. 1 hard wheat and assorted futures alongside barley rye and flax values.
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Mitchell Grain Market Wheat
Milwaukee Grain Market Report From Chicago Board of Trade
Grain prices steady to higher at Milwaukee cash close with wheat at 2 red 95 1/2 to 96 and corn up 1/2 to 1 cent. Volume summaries show 106 000 wheat and 4 000 corn contracts traded, with multiple bids and 39 1/2 to 38 for white corn options.
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Minneapolis
Aes
Weaver ‘& Leask
Chicago Board of Trade
Arl
North Main
Milwaukee
Wis
House Democrats Narrow Legislative Agenda for Remainder of Session
In a Washington caucus the House Democrats limited the remaining session to anti trust measures and appropriation bills. Rural credits will wait until next winter. The plan aims for adjournment by July 10, with two weeks devoted to anti trust bills and related railroad and securities items before proceeding to appropriations.
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Washington
D. C
House Democrats
Underwood
Congress
Wilson
House
Covington Interstates Trade Commission
Banking and Currency Committee
South Dakota Seeks High Court Opinion on 1907 Rail Tax Law
Governor Byrne asks the South Dakota Supreme Court to rule on the constitutionality of Chapter 64 of the 1907 laws taxing railway, telegraph, telephone, express and sleeping car properties. The inquiry notes conflict with federal rulings and urges final state arbiter status for the court.
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Supreme Court of
District Court of the United States
District of
South Dakota
James D. Elliott
United States
State Board of Assessment and Equalization
Board of Assessment
Express Companies
District Court
Elliott
Circuit Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Towithe
N. W
United States District Court
Supreme Court of the
Intermediate Court of Appeals
Sanora
Supreme Court of South Dakota
Supreme Court of the United States
Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals
Scheme Court
Legal Department
Treasury Department
Royal C. Johnson
Byrne
State of
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Eighth Circuit
Sanborn
At Louis
American Nameny Targo Express
Fosaitin
Legal Department of the State
Court of Appeals
Frank M. Byrne
Huerta Plans to Leave Mexico City After Tampico Talk
Nelson O Shaughnessy told President Wilson Huerta is a stubborn dictator unlikely to surrender. He said any US-supported Mexican government could endure, defended Huerta from drunkard accusations, and noted Tampico was not planned by Huerta. He also warned for Louis D Antin’s safety amid Mexican hostilities.
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O'Shaughnessy
Wilson
Huerta
Washington, D. C
Nelson O’shaughnessy
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Gen. Huerta
O’shaughnessy
Washington
White House
Mexico
United States
New York
Congress
Tampico
Louis D’antin
D’antin
Carranza Warns Zapata Over Mexico City Entry
General Zapata will not enter Mexico City until Villa and Carranza secure the capital. Oberto Pasqueria, Carranza’s confidential agent, says an understanding exists that Zapata will march through the capital before Carranza reaches Chapultepec. Pasqueria notes no formal order but confirms Zapata acknowledges Carranza as his chief and pledges fealty.
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Carranza
Zapata
Ei Paso
Mexico
Emilio Zapata
Mexico City
Villa
Chapultepec
Oberto V. Pasqueria
Pasqueria
Pesqueira
War Department to mobilize militia camps in all states
Major J. W. Heavey reports to Governor Walsh that troops should be gathered in mobilization camps across states. Volunteers will not be drafted into regular service until militia proves inadequate.
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Boston
Mass
War Department
Walsh
J. W. Heavey
Heavey
Washington
VICE CONSUL SILLMAN REPORTED SAFE IN DC
The French embassy received advices from Washington showing Vice-Consul Sillman is safe. Details remain limited as authorities verify his status amid ongoing diplomatic dispatches.
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Sillman
Washington, D. C
U S Vice Consul Silliman Transferred Under Guard
The French Legation in Mexico City reports United States Vice Consul Silliman, held by federals at Saltillo, is being moved to Mexico City under guard.
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Mexico City
United States
Silliman
Saltillo
Constitutionalists reject mediators plan to pacify Mexico
El Paso reports that constitutionalist officials refuse any settlement that keeps Huerta or his party. They demand total elimination of Huerta and the system he represents, declaring ousting the individual alone would be an empty victory without reform. Roberta V. Pesqueira says compromise is unacceptable.
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el Paso
Texas
Mexico
Huerta
Roberta V. Pesqueira
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