Wheat markets tumble as forecasts spur selloff
Active selling in Chicago drives down wheat prices with July futures around 87% and 86 3/4 cents. Bears cite near term harvest risks, Russia growth, and cheaper flour as discouragements while damp weather in the Jim River valley triggers a rally. Corn and oats follow the downward trend amid a broad market bid for hogs and lower pork lard and rib quotes.
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Chicago
Russia
Jim River
Hungary
Shorts
Chicago Grain and Provisions Market Report
Grain prices show mixed moves with Wheat July and September trading around the 86 to 88 cent range. Open high low and close figures indicate cautious shifts in the Chicago market as traders assess supply and demand signals.
Black Draft Horse Still Priced at Ten Dollars
A long standing draft horse remains offered at the same price of ten dollars. The listing notes the animal is a reliable work horse, suitable for farm use, and unchanged in value over time.
Commodity Price Fragments Include Meats Grains and Oils
A damaged OCR list shows prices for Megs Park per barrel and various futures notes. It includes July and Sept prices for meats like Lard and Short Ribs, plus rye barley and timothy clover forage figures, with dates and inconsistent figures.
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Megs Park
SIS
Receipts and Shipments Report for Chicago June 14
Daily movement of produce shows 273 carloads of wheat received at Chicago Minneapolis and Duluth today, up from 241 last week and 163 a year ago. Corn and barley shipments and car lot details include 31 wheat cars, 564 corn cars, and 301 oats cars with mixed contract grade figures.
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Chicago
Sven
Minneapolis
Duluth
Chicago Cash Grain Prices June 14 Summary
Chicago cash grain prices list several grain grades with varying bids. Wheat prices range from No 2 red 87 to No 1 northern 94, while corn shows No 2 at 53.5 to 54.5 cents and No 4 white at 49.5 to 50.0 cents. Oats quotes cover No 2 through standard grades with values around 36 to 39 cents.
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Chicago
Northern
Wheat and corn futures and cash grain prices seen at Kansas City
Kansas City market notes June 14 show wheat July at 83 53 to 83 3 4 cents with sellers at 83 1 4. Sept bid 83 1 4 to 83 3 4 cents. Corn July 54 and Sept 55 cents. Cash wheat unchanged with various grade quotes. corn mixed with No 2 and No 3 levels. Oats unchanged, rye 85 to 90 cents. Receipts include 16 cars of wheat. hay values steady with top timothy 17 to 18 dollars and prairie 14.25 to 15 dollars.
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Kansas City
Wheat and corn futures report from Omaha Neb
Wheat prices were largely unchanged with No 2 hard at 87 to 87 1 2 cents and No 3 hard around 86 3 4 to 86 5 8 cents. Corn futures fell with No 2 white around 53 cents and No 3 white near 52 3 4 cents. Oats were lower with No 3 ety around 36 37 cents and No 3 yellow about 31 2 cents. Receipts show wheat 12, corn 71, oats unspecified. shipments: wheat 13, corn 110, oats 36.
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Omaha
Neb
Liverpool Grain Market Report for June 14
Liverpool grain prices show wheat at spot easy with No 1 Manitoba at 7s 4 14d and No 2 at 7s 2%d, No 3 Manitoba at 7s 4 4d, July at 6s 9d and Oct at 6s 7%d. Corn spot lists American mixed nominal steady at 4s 8d, old mixed steady at 4s 5d, July at 4s 8%d and Sept 4s 10½d.
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Liverpool
Manitoba
Peoria Grain Market Prices Report
Peoria Illinois June 14 corn prices held steady with No 3 white at 53 a cents and No 4 white at 50 cents No 2 yellow 53 cents No 3 yellow 53 cents No 4 yellow 50 4 cents No 3 mixed 53 cents No 4 mixed 50 cents and no grade 45 49 cents Oats moved easy with No 2 white 38 41 cents standard 38 44 cents
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Peoria
Ill
Minneapolis Grain Market Report Shows Mixed Wheat Values
Minneapolis on June 14 reports Wheat July 31 4 cents, Sept 92 3 4 cents, Dec 92 54 cents. Cash markets list No 1 hard 95 3 4 cents, No 1 northern 93 1 2 to 95 3 4 cents, No 2 northern 92 3 4 to 93 3 4 cents, No 3 88 3 4 to 91 3 4 cents.
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Minneapolis
Chicago Live Stock Market Report June 14
Cattle receipts about 18 000 with markets steady to strong. Hogs receipts near 30 000 with a steady to yesterday’s average. Sheep receipts around 20 000 with markets steady to 10e lower. Beeves and Texas and western steer prices listed. hog and sheep price ranges shown for native and western consignments. Closing figures show slower hog trade and weak sheep demand.
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Chicago
Reeves
Texas
Western
Beeves
Stocks Open Weak Then Rally As Market Advances
The New York market opened with bear selling pushing Canadian Pacific down 15 percent and several rail and utility issues slipping. Losses were small elsewhere before the group recovered, with Reading and United States Steel firming and Chesapeake and Ohio rising 1 percent as major issues led a broad rebound.
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Canadian Pacific
Union Pacific
Western Union
Atchison
Northern Pacific
Southern Railway
Erie First
Delaware
Lackawanna and Western
Interborough-Metropolitan Preferred
Texas Oil
Reading
United States Steel
Chesapeake and Ohio
Kansas and Texas and Railway Steel
Denver & Rio Grande
Market Report Shows Mixed Sheep and Lamb Prices
Sheep receipts total 5 700 as market stays weak amid light trading. Prices listed include $5.80 $5.90 for lambs and related ranges, with lambs at $6.00 and other figures around $3.50 to $5.00.
St Louis Wool Market Reports Steady Prices
St Louis June 14 Wool market shows steady tone with fine medium wools around 17 1 2 cents. Baritery and westate the 17 else fine mediums hold steady near 17 1 2 cents as buyers review available lots.
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St. Louis
Baritery and
Westate
Muscatins Markets Update From New York Stocks and Local Prices
Muscatine stock list shows Amalgamated Copper at 70, American Beet Sugar 56%, American Locomotive 628, and other rails, sugar refiners, and ore firms. Market notes include price levels for grains, hay, feed, and wholesale butter eggs poultry and produce, with local Greenblatt Brothers fur bids and animal values.
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American Smelting & Refining Aping Amer
American Sugar Refining
Anaconda Mining Co
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Oak Atlantic Coast Line
Dei Oak Baltimore & Ohio
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Missouri Pacific
Igues
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Bec
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Reading
Sethind
Seer Tmcs
Oak
Southern Railway
Union Pacifics
Mites States Steel
United States
Asewan
Western Union
Kansas City Market Report Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Cattle receipts around 1000 with market steady. varied ranges for native, southern, western steers and cows. Hog receipts near 21000 with bulk sales about 5.95 to 6.19, heavy and packer prices from 5.90 to 6.10. Sheep receipts 7000 with sheep steady and lambs down about ten cents. muttons 3.25 to 4.00 while lambs range 5.50 to 6.90.
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Kansas City
New York Poultry Market Prices Report
New York market summary dated June 14 shows live poultry prices with spring chickens at 28 cents per pound, fowls at 16 16 1/4 cents, and turkeys variadas. Dressed and irregular listings include Western broilers 18 to 25 cents, western fowls 12 to 14 1/2 cents, and turkeys 12 to 15 cents.
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New York
South Omaha Live Stock Market Report
South Omaha June 14 cattle receipts 3 400 market steady native steers 5.00 6.10 cows and heifers 4.00 5.60 western steers 5.00 6.00 stockers and feeders 3.60 5.20 hogs receipts 14 000 market steady to strong closed weak heavy 5.65
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South Omaha
Badges Made for Old Soldiers Display Dexterity
Veteran badge maker Robert C. Eagles claims to have attended more Civil War conventions and encampments than any living man. A former member of the First Minnesota Battery, he has spent over thirty years designing and crafting badges for old soldiers, able to complete simple pieces quickly with expert finger work.
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Robert C. Eagles
Minnesota
Chicago Produce Market Prices Headline
Chicago June 14 butter steady creamery milk at 18 to 22 cents. Eggs steady receipts 19,364 cases at varying prices firsts 13 cents prime firsts 13 1 2 cents. Cheese firm daisies 11 1 2 to 11 3 4, Twins 10 1 2 to 11, Young Americas 11 1 2 to 11 3 4. Potatoes steady new 2.00 to 2.15. Poultry live turkeys 12 cents fowls 13 cents springs 22 to 25 cents. Veal steady weights 50 to 60 lb 8 1 2 to 9 1 2 cents, 60 to 85 lb 8 4 to 9 1 2, 85 to 110 lb 10 to 10 1 2 cents.
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Og c
DEFOE
Y.e
Chicago
St Joseph Live Stock Market Report
South St. Joseph Missouri June 14 cat tle receipts 2000 market slow steers 450 to 615 cows and heifers 350 to 600 calves 350 to 775 hogs receipts 9000 market 5 to 10 cents a top 6060 bulk 585 to 600 sheep receipts 1000 market steady to 10 cents higher lambs 450 to 685
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South St. Joseph
Butter and cheese markets steady with firm receipts in New York
New York reports butter steady with receipts at 13,080 and creamery extras to special at 23 24 cents and process specials at 19 ½ cents. Cheese market firm with 4,110 receipts and notable price activity.
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New York
Chaplain J Cole Endures 4000 Mile Trail of Duty
Chaplain Jesse Cole of Iowa Soldiers Home completed a 4000 mile journey from Marshalltown to Milwaukee Vicksburg and back visiting Wisconsin Kan Arkansas and more. He preached five times delivered five patriotic addresses and returned home after nineteen days at age over seventy.
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Supreme Court
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Kan
Miner Fatally Wounds Brother in Domestic Tragedy
Samuel Wright, a miner, fatally shot his brother Louis in Westville near Danville Tennessee today over alleged attention Louis paid to Samuel's wife. Louis Wright is hospitalized in critical condition and Samuel Wright was arrested at the scene.
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Danville
Samuel Wright
Louis
Westvile
Samuel
Piano sale listing from Hirt and Fesler in Hershey Building
One Blasius and Sons piano offered for 185 dollars by Hirt and Fesler Piano Co located in the Hershey Building. The short notice item highlights a consumer purchase opportunity in a local ledger.
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Blasius & Sons
Hirt and Fesler Piano Co
Hershey
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