Markets Close of Markets Today June 16 Cattle Hogs Sheep Prices
Market report for June 16 shows cattle and hog receipts with mixed to strong demand. Cattle ranges include prime and choice cuts with fat cows and bulls listed. hogs steady to firm with medium and light classes quoted. Sheep and lambs receipts rise with native yearlings and lambs priced, wheat corn and oats futures noted alongside regional grain prices.
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E; Lee
Cincinnati
Market Close Highlights From Saturday Trading
A summarized snapshot shows cattle, hogs, and sheep trading steady with notable gains in lambs and mixed stock. Corn and wheat futures are listed with prices, while hogs and cattle show ongoing activity and regional price movement noted by market reporters.
Local Market Prices Corrected Daily at Noon
Market listings show wheat and corn prices with color notes for white and yellow varieties. Hay lists include Timothy Clover and mixed grades with per ton costs, plus oats and straw figures. Poultry, eggs, butter, potatoes, and lard are priced per unit.
Break in Boston Pitchers Stuns Streak as Reds Triumph
In a pitching duel the Reds defeated Boston 3 to 2, breaking the Red Sox winning streak. The game featured a solid start by the Reds and late resistance from Boston, with key plays determining the narrow victory.
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Baseball players and officials across leagues rally and sign
Moe of Winnipeg joins no hit pitcher list in the Northern league. Hilly Gordon becomes a Texas Oklahoma league umpire. Clarence Ford, brother of Russell Ford of the New York Americans, signs with Bill Hurley's Western Canada team. Derrill Pratt and Gus Williams excel for the Browns. Anniston in the Georgia Alabama league posts 56 in a three game set. Yokohama Nelson, released by Davenport to Winnipeg, helps Flood’s team win opening game before 3,000 fans. Walter Johnson defeats every team once before losing his nth. Billy Gilbert reappears with the Giants as a scout. Mark Griffith forecasts Mullin as pennant decider. Shortstop Ireland is sold from Sacramento to Rochester.
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Russell Ford
New York Americans
Bill Hurley
Western Canada
Yokohamo Nelson
Davenport
Winnipeg
Flood
Spitball Pioneers Chesbro Walsh Shape Baseball
The piece recalls Chesbro and Ed Walsh as early spitball pioneers who demonstrated the pitch's value. It notes Walsh's rise from bench warmer to key star with speed and deception, and mentions owners and managers who resisted and later accepted the delivery as part of modern pitching. It highlights the enduring impact on later pitchers.
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el Walsh
Walsh
White Sox
Cominkey
Thea Battiera
Charles Murph
Capron Changes Sides and Team Moves
Capron, ex Minnesota athlete, moves from the Phillies to Baltimore as an infielder known for speed. George Cochran of Topeka recently won a local clothing store contest for most popular player. Jake Stahl’s Boston Red Sox sit in third. Washington and Philadelphia show more to date than the world champions. A no hitter by Steele for Moose Jaw against Calgary on May 19 marks the second such nohit game by a Moose Jaw pitcher in a week.
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Calgary
Washington Avenue Ball Park Thriller
A summer crowd at Washington Avenue Ball Park watched Grove City fall to Washington 4 to 3. Chaffin pitched for Grove City while Trositaint worked for Washington. Grove City struck out My Linson three times and earned four runs on timely hits.
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Grove City
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Jones
We Can Pay 2) Aside Prom base cote so for over eighteen vers
Notice describes preference among stock holders and depositors in various institutions. It mentions Central Ohio institutions, dividends up to 20 percent, and passbook rates of five percent at The Tunic ere State Building and Loan Company. Address Rankin Building, 22 W tray street, Columbus.
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Central Ohio
Ford
Tunicere State Building and Loan Company
Baseball manager seeks to curb pitcher habits
The article discusses Freddie Parell and MaLoger failing to deliver for Baltimore Ort olee as Callahan works on breaking pitchers of the habit of working fast. It notes Jennings era and Hans Wagner returning, with focus on base running throwing arm and pitching pace.
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