Markets report from Chicago on grains and oats today
The Chicago board of trade quotes show Wheat No 2 August opening 1.01 1/2 and closing 1.01 4, September 1.0134 opening and 1.02 close, December 1.644 opening and 1.0 L. Corn No August opening 63 1/2 closing 63 4, September opening and 63 4 closing, October opening 1 and closing 1 My. Oats No 2 August opening 24 Q and close Way, September opening 2 and close SM, May opening 5 and close Sy. The report lists further mixed prices for other grains and commodities with erratic OCR text.
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Wheat Market Surges to 115 in Three-Quarters Note Boom
An agricultural market report from Curacao notes crude excitement as December wheat hit 115 with rapid swings. Traders faced heavy turnover and prices fluctuated with rumors and margin stakes, reflecting persistent uncertainty about wheat, rye, and foreign market conditions.
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Harvest Promises Big Northwest Crop With Labor Strains
Harvesting runs full swing across the northwest with wheat yields improving to twenty five to thirty bushels per acre. oats and other grains near parity as railroads prep to move the bumper crop while labor remains scarce. In Russia rye output is cited at 711 million pounds but a short supply implies a deficit overseen, potatoes and maize seen as substitutes. Italian harvest expectations align with strong wine yields and good corn prospects as European markets show firm tones.
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Earthquake Stirs Danville Tas and Canada News
Dispatches report Danville Tas shaken by an earthquake and note related tremors in Canada. The fragmented text mentions officials, a defaulter governor, and various political and transport concerns, with references to towns, companies, and public figures.
Bennington Monument Dedication Pageant Draws Nation
From Bennington Vermont August 19 large crowds greet the dedication of the monument to veterans at the Soldiers Home site. Governors Russell and Tuttle leaders Proctor Mori Page and others attend as the memorial rises on a 283 foot commanding site with an 800 foot height and a seven mile battlefield view. The event includes parades, arches, and speeches by Gen Stark and President Harrison among dignitaries.
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President Harrison Arrives in Newburg to Warm Reception
President Harrison and party arrived at West Shore station Newburg at 3 02 pm amid cheers and rain. The crowd pressed the train while a speech urged gratitude to the founders and pride in the republic. After a brief stop in Troy the train proceeded toward Vermont with a large crowd and a brief platform address.
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