Hay Market Slips As Crop Prospects Weigh On Prices
hay market in Toledo declines as fears of bumper crop, abundant supplies, and weak eastern demand push prices down. Dealers report No. 1 Timothy easing, clover drops to three dollars per unit, with farmers aiming to clean stalls before new crop. receipts moderate but overall market sentiment bearish amid abundant stock.
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The Dry Goods Market in New York
June 2 report notes large sales of amiberant cotton goods to jobbers, prints and wash fabrics steady with only modest price changes, exported prints and heavy fabrics seeing notable activity. Duck cassimeres stripes and denims recently sold for export, linings and percales rising slightly, woolen and worsted hides showing moderate gains, and a note that private sales of household furniture via classified ads are accepted.
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Wheat and grain prices rally amid steady demand in Chicago pits
In a day of firm to higher trade in wheat, corn, and oats, Chicago pits posted gains despite wet weather. July wheat rose to new highs before closing near the day’s top. early losses gave way to strength as supplies and foreign demand supported prices. Primary receipts reached 203,000 bushels with clearances around 275,600 bushels, while futures opened lower and finished strong.
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Wheat Values Show Higher-Clover Seed Options Weaker
chaotic market report from Toledo with scattered futures and spot quotes for Wheat, Corn, Oats, and Clover seed. Describes price moves in Chicago and Liverpool, cash vs futures activity, and monthly stock data while noting sluggish hogs and mixed provisions.
Wall Street and Wheat Market Roundup on June 2
A mix of bullish tones and cautious profit taking dominated New York trading. Wheat prices rose as bull sentiment and good demand clashed with late profit taking, while stocks showed initial strength in early hours then retreated. Tex tile and steel news influenced outlooks, with volumes in Talon Pacific heavy and United States Steel reacting to price guidance. Bonds were irregular as traders awaited weather and crop data, with overall close steady and selective gains in equities.
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Hogs Decline as Cattle Scarcity Narrow Markets
Chicago reports show hog receipts light but prices down from yesterday. Hog buyers limited, 3,000 shipped, 4,000 unsold. Armour and Swift limited purchases. Cattle arrivals easing. steers and bulls sold steady to higher, but overall demand weak. Sheep and lambs demoralized amid poor consumption. prices lower. Public stocks of provisions rise while hog cholera treatment shows effective herd protection results.
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City markets show mixed farm goods and livestock quotes
The City Scales and Markets report lists prices for produce and livestock including potatoes onions apples and dairy goods. Wheat oats corn and barley quotes appear with various wholesale figures. Livestock prices cover steers heifers cows and bulls with measurements and brand names noted. Horned stock and poultry quotes appear alongside butter and eggs prices and general market activity.
Wool Market Prices and Quotations Reported
The wool market features SMU and Saicd f quarter-blood Onlo and Pennsylvania fleeces with quoted three-eighths bigod bids and washed delaine at 80 cents. Wisconsin and Illinois fleeces trade around a quarter to half bloom with prices near six to eight tenths. Arizona wool sells on a scoured basis around 46¼ cents, with varied estimates.
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Coffee Market Advances Amid Quiet Trade
The midday market showed little oral business with subdued demand from local trade interests. Prices for Uriel notes included 6.10 for September and December futures at 6.00 as trade in Cordova and nearby firms reported mild activity. A separate case in Decatur covers a defense motion for a new trial amid statutory objections and pending judge ruling.
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Extensive Forest Surprises and Ferrying Tales Near Kendaliny
By Rist News Bulletin from Kendaliniy June 2 F Owen of Rome City made a rare public journey to Rendsdl vill reporting anglers enjoying Sri iwan lake. Friends from South Dakota who had never fished cast praised northern Indiana and the vast Amber trots as they traveled toward Washington New York and other eastern points.
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Suits Filed in Adaing Circuit Court
Two lawsuits were filed in Adaing circuit court today. Berns Grain and Lumber Co sued Erneal Franz over a $170 note. F. 2. Cottrell represents the plaintiff. A second suit is brought by Benjamin Habergor against someone unnamed in readable text.
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Will and estate suit filed over Caroline Duer property
In Rendallville Indiana on June 2 a civil case pursues damages and recovery of 7000 from John Duer by administrator of Caroline Duer estate. The suit alleges Caroline died April and left personal property valued at 8601.25 which Duer allegedly converted. Attorney Dore Bo Erwin represents the plaintiff. A separate local note reports Auburns Presbyterian men’s Bible class planning a banquet at the church parlors Thursday at 6:40 PM with about one hundred invitations issued and an address by Bon FG Ciugstan of Columbia City.
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