EXCITEMENT IN CHICAGO.
EXCITEMENTJN _A message from Chicago states thai gram prices on the Boarf of Trade fluctuated wildly for several days and continue unabated. The bullish market ii alleged to be due to_ bad weather eondfc tions Most of the. frading was first done by known dealers, but outside trading hai Been heavy during-the past forty-eight hours It w .estimated that the -pite' vag* aries have already advanced the price of last year s unsold.crops over 150,000,000 dot ja™- Mr. Arthur Cutten, the veteran trader, is allegedly* responsible for much of the prevailing, excitement. Mr. Cuttern is .believed to have been buying heavW .wheat._.and'other grain, for com* months. The pit daily present." the wildest scenes. Young buyers run back and' forth screaming prices. Papers are torn and. tossed in the air, and messenger boyi are dispatched freniiedly with new tales,
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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 124, 30 May 1927, Page 11
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