Grains and Provisions Hit High Marks in Chicago
Chicago grain and pro provisions markets rallied with July wheat up sharply after Minneapolis gains and strong cash wheat prices. Corn and oats followed the uptrend while hog and pork prices climbed. primary receipts and local stock showed varied movements as traders eyed potential corner attempts and sharp cash quotes.
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Duluth
New York Grain and Provisions Market Summary
New York June 1 Flour receipts 3 551 exports. wheat receipts 35 060 bushels spot firm No 2 red nominal f o b afloat No 1 northern Duluth 1 13 18 f o b afloat No 1 hard Manitoba 1 01 f o b afloat. July advance at northwest points. corn receipts 2 450 bushels exports 1564 bushels spot firm No 1 37c elevator No 2 yellow 8 0c No 2 white 9 1-2c. Oats receipts 108 000 bushels exports 8280 bushels spot steady. Lard quiet refined firm continent 7 20 S A 8 10. Pork quiet. Coffee spot steady No 7 invoices.
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Duluth
Manitoba
Shorts
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Toledo wheat and corn prices steady in quiet market
Toledo June 1 Wheat led by a strong northwest market remained firm as millers dominated cash wheat and prompted heavy short covering. Corn stayed active with prices advancing from fractions to a penny, oats opened weaker, and clover seed stayed quiet as futures held firm and demand stayed light.
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Journal-Gazette
Toledo
Chicago
Coffee Market Opens Steady Then Declines on Light Demand
New York June 1 coffee futures opened steady at unchanged prices to a slight drop on thin buying. The market held near initial levels until late in the session when more offerings appeared, leaving prices down five to fifteen points. About 12 750 bags were traded with July at 6.45 650, September 6.65, December 6.90, and March 7.00 to 7.05.
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New York
Cotton goods prices rise as buyers hold off on orders
In New York the dry goods market saw several advances in cotton goods prices with bleached goods leading the list. Despite the rising trend buyers issued few orders beyond current needs while New York houses secured most contracts for clothing today from the local Indian office.
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New York
Jane J
Cincinnati Prices Note June 1 Grain Quotes
Cincinnati prices list for June 1 shows wheat quiet at No 2 red 1.05 to 1.07, corn quiet at No 3 mixed ite, oats firmer No 2 mixed 24 1/2 per bushel, rye firm No 2 8c, sugar quiet.
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Cincinnati
Wall Street Slips After Equitable Controversy Weighs Market
The day’s stock market retreated with light offerings and apathy after early declines. The Equitable Life controversy and long-standing capitalistic animosities weighed on values while grain cues offered no clear guidance. Bond activity was subdued with United States issues unchanged and totals around 4.11 million dollars in par value.
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Smelters Securities Company
United States Steel
Reading
Union Pacific
United States
Directors. Ingle cele
A fragment shows financial figures with liabilities of 2 170 385 dollars and capital notes of 300 000 and 150 000, indicating a balance sheet snippet involving names and figures.
Market Snapshot of Rail and Industrial Stocks
A compact listing shows mixed activity across rail and industrial equities. Notable entries include Central Union, Reading, Pennsylvania, and U.S. Steel among others, with varied percentages and price movements indicating a fluctuating trading session for major issuers like Erie, Pacific Mail, and Mexical Central.
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Money Market Update From New York
Money on call steady at 2 1 2 to 3 percent with bids at 2 3 4. Time money easy at 3 percent for 60 and 90 days. six months 3 1 4 to 8 1 2 percent. Sterling exchange steady. bankers bills around 486.95 to 487 for demand. Commercial bills 484 3 4 to 484 7 8. Bar silver at 57 3 4. Government bonds steady. railroad bonds heavy.
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Local Market Prices Hold Steady Across Commodities
Local Market report notes little price movement in wheat corn and oats with butter and eggs selling at 15 cents. Quotations list values for wheat 1.04 per bushel, corn 58 and a half cents, oats 1.0, rye 7 cents, barley 40 cents, wool unwashed at per pound, seeds and produce prices for butter lard honey and poultry listed, plus potatoes cabbage beeswax and Mayflower Mills Winter quotations.
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Wheat and flour prices from Tresselt & Sons quotes
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Quotations From Local Dealers On Commodities And Hides
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S. Bush & Co
Howenstein & Crouse’s
Barr Street
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