Daily Market Reports Chicago Hogs Cattle Sheep Prices
Hogs receipts 6 000 uneven with declines to 15¢ lower on light weights. Packing sows steady to 10¢ lower. Killing pigs unchanged. Butchers 7.25 7.35 top 7.45. Hogs by weight 160 228 lb 7.00 7.20. Sows 6.30 6.70. Cattle receipts 1 000 weak vs week ago. Beef steers and yearlings 26 60¢ lower, young stock to 60¢ down. Fat cows 50 75¢ lower, stockers scarce. Veal calves 1 lower. Sheep receipts 2 000, mostly direct. Fat lambs 2.00 2.50, native lambs 14.00 14.25, feeding lambs 11.00 12.00. Week's bulk prices: beef steers 8.25 10.25, stockers 6.65 7.76, fat cows 4.50 6.69, fat heifers 6.60 7.75, canners 2.50 3.25.
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Chicago
Bbc
Omaha
Neb
Sioux City Livestock Market Report June 21
Sioux City cattle receipts total 500 with slow market and weak buyers. Fat cattle range 6.00 to 10.60, bulk 7.60 to 9.00. cows and heifers 4.00 to 9.00. feeders 6.00 to 8.00. stockers 6.00 to 7.50. Hogs receipts 14,000 down 5 cents. top 6.85. most sales 6.10 to 6.85. Sheep receipts 100 steady.
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Trims Cattle and Sheep Values
Kansas City cattle receipts reach 560 with calves 100 as week ends. Beef steers and yearlings decline to 49 60c, mores dull grades. Week’s top matured steers 10.00 10.50, yearlings 9.50. heavier cows and heifers ease 50c. Bulk ranges: fed steers 7.75 9.75, yearlings 7.00 8.25, beef cows 6.00 8.26, stockers 7.60. Hog receipts 3,500 with market active and steady to strong. top 7.10, bulk 6.80 7.05. Sheep receipts 250. lambs down about 1.25, best Texas wethers 7.85, native fat ewes around 5.00 5.50.
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Kansas City
Texas
Arizonas
Hogs and Cattle Market Report From Omaha Livestock
Omaha Neb June 21 cattle receipts 375 and hogs 12 500 with uneven demand. Hog prices mixed with butchers 56 10 cents lower and packing grades steady. Cattle market softer with beef steers down and vealers up, stockers and feeders weak. Bulk prices listed for various weight ranges and rounds of sale.
Chicago cash grain prices end of day report
Chicago markets show wheat prices for No 1 hard at 1.17 percent, No 3 hard between 1.16 and 1.21, corn values include No 2 mixed 88 to 89 and No 4 yellow 85 to 87, oats quoted with No 2 white 50 to 51, rye No 2 at 76, barley 77 to 80, Timothy seed 5.00 to 7.25, Clover seed 11.00 to 19.00, lard 10.67, ribs 10.00 and bellies unquoted.
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Chicago
Dee
Wheat Markets Fall After Mixed U S Trading
Chicago wheat prices eased after initial gains as foreign selling and favorable harvest forecasts weighed. July and September futures slipped from opening lows, setbacks driven by risk aversion and late-day unloading. Corn also declined with weather optimistic, oats barely changed, and hog prices weakened the provision market.
Potatoes Market Dull in Chicago On New Stock
Chicago June 21 Potatoes show mixed movements as old stock remains slack while new shipments rise. Receipts total 696 across the United States with Wisconsin round whites at 1.20 per cwt and Bliss Triumphs 2.40 to 2.70 in Alabama Louisiana and Carolina bar rel cobblers 3.75 to 4.60. Fat lambs and yearlings prices shift with weaker verses. week highs touch 15.50 for fat lambs and 12.75 for yearlings while feeding lambs bring 12.00 to 12.50.
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Chicago
United States
Wisconsin
Alabama
Louisiana
Bliss
Carolina Barrel Cobblers
Mrs Jessup Wins Match in Invitation Lawn Tennis
Roelahmpton June 21 Mrs Marian Z Jessup of America defeated Miss E H Harvey of England in the women s singles in the Invitation lawn tennis tournament by scores 6 1 4 6 6 1.
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Jessup
Roehampton
Mrea
Marian Z. Jessup
America
E. H. Harvey
England
Fliers Reach Rangoon After Bangkok Flight
Three American army airplanes arrived in Rangoon British India from Bangkok Siam as part of a round the world journey.
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Rangoon
British India
Bangkok
Siam
Plan to use poison gas in 1812 war proposal
A March 1812 submission to the British Prince Regent proposed fireships loaded with burning Sulphur and charcoal driven by the wind to wage chemical warfare. The plan was not adopted.
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Prince Regent
Announcements from Community Clubs and Social Gatherings
Notice All Rebekahs invite reception at Odd Fellows hall Monday evening June 28 in honor of Mr and Mrs Tom Dowls of Dayton Ohio. Rooster club meets Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Fred Stewart 693. Prairie Flower church hosts strawberry and ice cream social Monday evening June 23 weather permitting. K C Regular meeting Tuesday evening at o clock in the hall J BE Wolfe Rec o9ts Node Wellston club serves ice cream and cake Tuesday evening June 24 everyone invited 693 Rural Woman's club strawberry and ice cream social Young America school house Tuesday evening June 24 everybody invited oots Priscilla club hosted by Mrs G Cherry at her home Tuesday afternoon 11012
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Odd Fellows Hall
Tom Dowls
Dayton
Ohio
Prairie Flower Church
K. C
J. BE. Wolfe
Wellston
Notic
Rural Woman's Club
Young America
Olympic rifle event to open in Rheims
In Rheims June 21 the Olympic rifle competition will begin Monday with the miniature carbine shooting event. Fourteen nations enter and the Swiss team is regarded as the likely winner.
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Rheims
France
New York Street Car Line Adopts Coin Changing Slot
The New York City street car system adopts a coin changing slot machine to replace twelve hundred workers at subway entrances who previously handled changing money. Bad coins are retained and no change is dispensed.
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New York City Street Car Company
New York
Senate approves $7500 for Greene shooting incident costs
The United States Senate passed a bill authorizing seven thousand five hundred dollars to defray expenses of Senator Frank L. Greene of Vermont, a victim in a shooting involving bootleggers and revenue officers on a prominent capital city street some years ago.
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United States Senate
Frank L. Greene
Vermont
Corelli on marriage with three pets as substitutes
The writer Marie Corelli explained she never married saying three pets at home serve as a husband substitute a dog that growls each morning a parrot that swears all afternoon and a cat that comes home late at night.
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Marie Corelli
Canal diversions uncover Ming era Chinese burial ground
In Suhjen area China on May 14 a dam altered the Grand Canal diverting water into an old dry bed. Coffins were found, including three of the Giang family dating 400 to 500 years back, with a headstone noting Giang died in 1614 during the Ming dynasty.
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Suchien
China
Sueh Jen
Haichow
Giang
Djeng Dei
Dublin Eyes Modern City Governance
Dublin considers modern administration as the Dublin Corporation is dissolved by President Cosgrave and city affairs are handed to three commissioners with general approval of the government action.
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Dublin
Dublin Corporation
Cosgrave
Seaplanes Eligible In King’s Cup Race
London reports the King’s cup race of 1000 miles around Great Britain and Scotland will admit seaplanes alongside airplanes and be flown in one day rather than two. Start likely on the south coast with land and water airstrips at each stop.
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London
Great Britain
Scotland
Remorseful former congressman dies in Washingtonville park founder
Alexander Billmyer former Pennsylvania congressman died at his Washingtonville home. He had long regretted shooting a fine deer twenty years earlier and used his remorse to create a park housing many wild animals including deer and elk as principal attractions.
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Alexander Billmyer
Pennsylvania
Washingtonville
Things Unusual in Indiana Sand Dunes Landscape
T. T. Maxey notes Indiana sand dunes along Lake Michigan form a changing landscape of live and dead dunes. The area hosts Indian lore, mound remains, and diverse flora and fauna including opossums, raccoons, minks, muskrats, skunks, squirrels, rabbits, and a rich bird life, drawing visitors within a few hours’ reach of five million people.
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Indiana
Lake Michigan
Hoosier State
America
Blood orange created by grafting sweet orange onto pomegranate
A blood orange is produced by grafting sweet orange onto the stem of a pomegranate plant. The method combines citrus genetics with pomaceous stock to yield a distinct fruit variety.
Witty Aphorisms and Comparisons From a Chatty Column
A playful set of quips on travel access and fish diversity contrasts with lines about aging, optimism and pessimism, and weather mood. It reflects light social commentary and humorous observations on everyday life and schooling, with a final note on lemonade and milk shortages.
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