Wheat Higher on Austrian Reports and Market Strength
Wheat advanced in Chicago trading after reports of European crop damage, with July, September and December options up. Corn stayed in strong demand then eased, oats rose, and provisions remained firm amid rising coarse-grain prices and tighter receipts.
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Chicago
Europe
Kansas
Nebraska
Southwest
Liverpool
Roumania
Germany
Russia
St. Louis
Texas
Okla
Green Bug
Minnesota
South Dakota
Bradastreet’s
Minneapolis
Duluth
Cincinnati Markets Wheat Corn and More May 31
Minneapolis cash wheat closed at 1.02 percent. grains show firm wheat and steady corn with light receipts. Reports list prices for oats hay rye flour whisky and various provisions with multiple car lots and mid market sales. Grain inspections and movements record by products including potatoes cabbage onions and sweet potatoes alongside general merchandise items and meat products.
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Minneapolis
Commercial Tribune
Baltimore
Toledo
Kansas City
ST. Louis
Wheat and flour prices move on mixed US and regional data
Markets show firmer receipts and exports for flour with Minnesota patents and winter grades quoted while wheat dips then rallies on Western rainfall and bullish European crop news. Corn and rye advance margins amid spot firmness and speculative activity. hay, wool, and sugars show mixed steady to firm tones across regions.
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New York
Minnesota
Buffalo
Northern Duluth
Pacific Coast
Central America
Shen
O. B.milis
Grain Trade And Crops Outlook For The Week
Weather favored farmers last week with winter wheat showing improvement in Indiana Ohio Illinois and Missouri warmth needed in several areas. Kansas worsened from cold dry weather while central states may show better condition in June than May. Chicago wheat and corn prices are listed for the week ending Wednesday with comparisons to prior weeks and last year.
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Cincinnati
Indiana
Ohio
Illinois
Missouri
Kansas
Chicago
Pork Packing Shows Week Gains and Lower Prices
Hog marketing rose versus last year with Western packing totaling 685 000 head this week, 690 000 more since March 1 than a year ago. Prices eased to about 6.15 per 100 lbs while overall quality remains good and export clearances stayed moderate despite higher hog receipts.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Pig Iron Market Faces Quiet Demand and Strong British Stocks
Week shows averaged sales, with large tonnages closed but overall demand modest. First quarter and half of next year show interest, spot movement strong, and foundry grade tonnage largely contracted. British iron stocks near 400 000 tons mid May, prices in England rising, import costs up, coke prices varied, and labor tight with limited output. We quote cash f o b Cincinnati for forward delivery prices.
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Germany
America
England
Cincinnati
Fruit and Vegetable Prices From Local Market
Apples priced at 6.50 per 7 bushel box, Lemons from Messina 4.50 per 5 box, Cal 3.50, Palermo 4.50, Florida 3.50. Bananas 1.70 per bunch firsts and 1.10 to 1.80 for seconds. Oranges Florida 4 and California 2.50 to 4. Beets 0.50 per dozen.
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Messina
California
Palermo
Florida
Market quotes and grain receipts across Minnesota and Milwaukee
Commodity prices for lard, meats, bacon, and flour held steady or edged higher while grain receipts show wheat and oats totals. City reports from Minneapolis Duluth and Milwaukee note mixed No 1 Northern wheat values and flour classifications with on track oats and miscellaneous shipment figures.
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Duluth
Milwaukee
Advances in wide printed goods and sewing thread market
New York May 21. Advances in wide printed goods announced today. Advances of cent have been made in sewing thread. Men's wear lines are being opened for the spring of 1908 and many buyers are placing orders. The advance in the cotton market caused a flood of telegrams directing agents here to withhold prices for the present.
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New York
Carfton
London and New York metals market report May tin and copper rise
New York prices show London tin futures at 186 10s and spot at 190, with local tin higher at 42 to 43. Copper strengthens in London with spot at 10 5s and futures at 98, locally copper near 242 to 226. Lead stays about 6 in New York, spelter up to 15s in London, mixed locally, iron quotes firm in English and Cleveland markets.
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London
Standard Foundry
Cleveland
Martee Tecker
New Orleans Sugar Trade Report Enjoys Quiet May End
New Orleans May 31 sugar trade shows quiet activity as opening kettle buyers respond to stable prices. Market watchers note limited movement in refined products while raw sugar quotes hold steadier in late spring trading.
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New Orleans
New
Rice Market Shows Firm Prices Amid Strong Demand
The Rice Market reports increased activity and firm prices with a rising tendency. Demand expands across the South and Atlantic Coast as New Orleans supplies run low and only two mills operate. Japan rice sells above March ranges while outlook for the new crop remains uncertain due to weather delays and replanting. Receipts and sales in New Orleans and Charleston show a strong market, with pockets sold well above last year’s totals.
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Atlantic
New Orleans
Japan
Talmage
Louisiana
Charleston
Carolina
Cattle and Hog Market Report from Cincinnati May 31 1907
Cattle trade moderate with good demand and steady to strong prices. Heavy steers and cows show varied values, calves and stockers active. Hogs sold from 6.20 to 6.37 with mixed results as markets fluctuated. Sheep and lambs remain strong with eastern shippers driving active demand. Special dispatches note regional price ranges in East Buffalo and Pittsburgh markets.
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Cincinnati
East Buffalo
Ives
Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
Ian
Texas
Cattle and Hogs Trade Mixed Across Markets May 31
Kansas City and New York report mixed cattle prices with steady to firm bids. Cattle receipts reach 2,100 in KC with top at 6.15, hogs strong to higher with tops near 6.32 percent, and sheep receipts around 700 amid lambs trading up to 9 dollars.
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Texas
Kansas City
Western Fed
New York
Liverpool
London Cables
State
Pennsylvania
Burley tobacco market shows upward trend this week
Old tobaccos moved lively with good demand and higher prices, some leaf reaching 21.25 and 22 per 100 pounds. New tobaccos formed one third of offerings with firm but lower weekly averages, Friday sales strongest in two months and fewer rejections indicating shipper satisfaction. Receipts remain light with bleak near term outlook.
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Burley
Treasury balance report excerpt from general fund shows large deficit
Fragmentary OCR reads balance figures from the general fund statement dated May. It cites a balance around 94 million dollars and an outlay roughly 48 million dollars, with unclear captions and garbled terms.
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Casance
Bullien
River Departures and River Traffic at Cincinnati Port
The River column reports Ohio River conditions with departures from Cincinnati including Queen City H M Stanley Levi Workum Peters Lee City of Louisville and City of Cincinnati. Arrivals mention Tacoma Courier Lizzie Bay and others with forecasts of falling water levels and steady business for all packets.
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Pittsburg
Queen City
Charleston
H. M. Stanley
Madison
Levi J. Workum
Louisville
City OF
Cincinnati
Tacoma
Pomeroy
Courier
Maysville
Lizzie Bay
Ohio
Pt. Pleasant
Greene Line
James Masey
Burnside Transportation Company
John Summers
Paducah
River gauges show rising and falling across ports
Special dispatch reports river levels and weather across multiple ports. Warren and Greensburg show falling rivers while Gallipolis and Madison rise. Pleasant rains and rising Ohio threaten floods. arrivals include The Chaperone and The Henry M. Stanley with multiple departures noted.
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Commercial Tribune Warren
Oil City
Morgantown
Greensboro
Woodward
Columbia
Pittsburg
Steubenville
Ed Roberts
Coal City
Dave Woods
Virginia
Volcano
Greenwood
Charleston
H. K. Bedford
Parkersburg
Ruth
Matamorae
Baxter
Clarington
Belleville
Pleasant
Henry M. Stanley
Piney City
Kanawha
Samuel Gallipolis
Cairo
Chaperone
Memphis
Harry Brown
St. Louis
Thes
Butter Eggs and Cheese Market Run Across Multiple Cities
Reports from Philadelphia Kansas City Chicago and New York on May 31 show butter prices steady firm or unchanged across creameries and western dairies. Eggs vary from steady to barely steady with current receipts and case listings. cheese also steady with varied regional quotes. Poultry prices stay firm for live birds with mixed dressed rates.
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Elgin Creamery
New York
Michigan
Limburger
Rand
Philadelphia
Western
Kansas City
Southern
Chicago
Burley Tobacco Market Shows Best Prices of Week
Friday's market saw lighter rejections and price ranges near recent quotes. Offerings were split among Bodmann Globe and Farmers and Shippers warehouses with numerous lots across new and old birds at varied prices from $3.05 to $18.50 per hundred.
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Bodmann
Globe
Burley and Dark Tobacco Auction at Louisville Market
The People's Warehouse offered 60 hogsheads of tobacco, 53 Burley and the rest dark. Prices on 7 dark hogsheads ranged from 6.10 to 8.50 dollars, while Burley sold from 7.60 to 16 dollars. only a few rejections, market firm. The Dutta Dark Warehouse sold 56 hogsheads.
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Commercial Tribune
Louisville
People’s Warehouse
Burley
Dutta
For Sale Houses Walnut Hills Open Inspections This Week
Houses in Walnut Hills offered for sale with open inspections from 3 to 5 PM each afternoon. Two brick eight room homes for two families with multiple entrances sit on a 43 by 105 foot corner lot priced at 4800 dollars. A brick and shingle six room one family home priced at 4400 dollars adjoins Bonaparte avenue. East End eight room modern home priced at 3800 dollars with easy terms. Contact East 8th and 2016 Eastern avenues or call East.
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Walnut Hills
Bonaparte Ar
Takerwood
Gilbert
Hewitt Av
Bonaparte Av
Grip-Brown Tag on Same
THOS. DETZEL of 1333 John Street cites a matter involving the Grip-Brown tag on the same property.
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Same
Thos. Detzel
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City
Dr LaFranco's Compound Seeks Regulation Approval
Philadelphia notices advertise a medicine called Dr LaFranco's Compound marketed as safe with rapid effect. The brief mentions price at 25 cents and distribution through druggists or mail, with a beckler free claim and DM LaFrang reference.
Waterway Steamship Schedules for Ohio River Routes
UPPER OHIO line advertises Queen City sailing from Broadway foot June 1 at 5 pm. Virginia F clows sails Tuesday June 4. H. M. Stanley from Main street today at 5 pm. Louisville and Intermediate Lines run daily at 6 am except Sundays 9 am. Kentucky River freight daily. Contact numbers provided.
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Cincinnati Packet Line
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Queen City
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R. Mauck
Public Landing
Virginia
Charleston
H. M. Stanley
Main St
Tel. M
Louisville
Lee Line Steamers Fare Memphis to Louisville Details
Lee Line steamers announce fares 11 dollars include meals and berth for Memphis to Louisville. Peters Lee departs wharfboat Broad Street Wednesday June 5 at 5 p.m. service to Memph is Vicksburg Pine Bluff and lower Ohio with daily freight. Office 24 Front Wharfboat Main 59. LLASON Supt and General Agent.
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LEE Line
Memphis, Inc
Louisville, Inc
LEE
Broadway
Lower Ohio
Memphis
Vicksburg
Pine Bluff
Georuia Ae
Llason
Market tobacco prices and offerings noted in report
Prices ranged from 5.65 to 7 on logs and 7.50 to 9 on leaf. Market strong and active with only five rejections. Offerings including all warehouses totaled 4s: Burley 136 hogsheads dark 134 hogsheads.
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Burley
Wool market shows steady activity and higher prices
Boston reports from the Commercial Bulletin indicate a heavy movement in one-quarter blood fleece and stronger activity in crossbreds and Australian wools. Indiana, Missouri and Michigan holdings sold at higher levels while Idaho and other regions hold out for cheaper wool as shipments reach 118 million pounds by May 29.
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