Market report June 17 cattle hogs and sheep receipts
Cattle receipts about 3600 head in Chicago trading steady to mixed with Texas steers around 7.00 to 7.25 per cwt and stockers 6.40 to 6.30. Hogs receipts near 15000 head slow trading with prices from 8.40 to 8.75 per cwt. Sheep and lambs receipts around 22000 head weak with native lambs about 5.25 to 5.75 and yearlings near 5.50. Wheat and corn prices show July futures around 81 to 92 cents for wheat and 62 to 64 cents for corn. Carlot timothy and clover prices listed with rough timothy under 16 a ton and wheat straw around 7.
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Chicago
Texas
Ge Cincinnat
Owen
Cattle and Lamb Market Reports From Cleveland and Ohio
Market notes show cattle, hogs, and lambs trading in Cleveland and Ohio regions. Receipts include 2,246 cattle and 600 lambs with mixed weights and prices. steers and heifers vary from around 4 to 10 dollars per hundredweight, while hogs and sheep fetch differing bids. Local markets reference regional cattle prices, shipments, and stockyard activity.
Local Market Prices and Produce Rates Noted
The daily noon market listing shows prices for hay timothy and clover, wheat and corn by the bushel, straw per ton, and feed items. Also listed are poultry prices for old and young chickens, eggs per dozen, and potatoes per bushel with various grain and vegetable item prices.
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Timothy
Eddie Plank Tops Falkenberg in Pitchers Battle in Philadelphia
Eddie Plank outpitched Falkenberg as the Athletics defeated Cleveland 3 to 2 after four hits in the final two innings. Strunk’s three-base hit sparked the late rally and secured the win in a tight pitchers’ duel at Philadelphia.
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Athletic
Cleveland
Eddie Plank
Falkenberg
Mackmen
Strunk
Flag Presentation at Grace Church Draws Large Audience
A large audience attended a session of the Women’s Relief Corps at Grace Church this morning. The event featured a flag presentation to local schools, with patriotic addresses by Mrs. Cherry and Commander Blodgett, songs by Mrs. Galbraith, and remarks on the flag’s meanings Red for courage white for purity blue for loyalty.
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Charister
Hank
Dipiuen
Laura Cherry
Mansfield
City High School
McClain
Viola Galbraith
Toledo
Thoriter
Oakey
Anta M Howe
Kate Hrownlee Sherwood
Shiloh Recall Connects Veterans Across Time
W H McClure of Iola Kansas, a captain in the 71st C V 1, recalls aiding Lt Colonel Kyle and Mr Lindsey at Shiloh. Lindsey credits the ambulance seat rescue with saving his life as shells struck and horses fell. The two men meet again after fifty one years and seek the ambulance driver among visiting veterans.
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Iolo
Kansas
Shiloh
J. Lindsey
McClure
Kyle
Miami County
Mr. Lindsey
Col. Kyle
Mr Lindsey
Lindsey
Major Reed
National Shiloh Battlefield Commission
Flower Parade Participants Urged to Arrive Promptly
All units taking part in the flower parade tomorrow are urged to have their cars at the start promptly at 6 o clock so the parade will move off immediately after the afternoon speech. Each car in the parade should be beautifully decorated.
Grocers Announce Thursday Store Dovec—Delivery Five O Clock
The undersigned grocers inform customers of Thursday store opening from noon to close with delivery at five o'clock. Participating firms include COCKERILL & SON, JW DUPPER CO, BARNETT & SON, SITES, OWTMAN, PHIL RO T H R O C K and PARRETT.
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Cockerill, & Son
JW. DUPPER @ CO
Barnett & Son
T. P_SITES
The Herald Seeks News By Phone Or Mail
The Daily Herald invites readers to share news items of general interest by telephone or mail and promises publication if suitable. Readers are urged to stay in touch with events and contribute timely notes for potential inclusion.
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Daily Herald
Herald
Band from OS Home to Perform at Xenia Thursday
Arrangements were made for the OS Home band from Xenia to play here Thursday. The group consists of 28 boy musicians and will give a scheduled performance for local audiences.
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S. O
OS. & SO
Xenia
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