War rumors and stock prices in New York market
June 2 New York stock activity showed volatility after a period of strength as reports on Entente and German offensives circulated. Auto and rubber shares rose 2 to 8 points amid optimism from large capitalization trades while total stock sales reached 719,000 shares. government bonds moved irregularly and gold, silver, and foreign exchange rates fluctuated.
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New York
Umea
Aft
Malls Boiry
United States
Chicago
Wheat Slips Near One Dollar As Market Slides Again
Wheat prices fell two cents on the Fort Wayne market with top quotes around 7.04 dollars at local mills. Hog prices held at 38.25 as hog and corn values drifted. receipts remained light and market watchers warned of further declines soon amid persistent price weakness across grains and related staples.
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Fort Wayne
Wlollar
Faures
Hoge
Market Seed Prices and Wheat Rates Across Cities
Chicago reports seed prices and grain notes with figures for Clover hay straw and wheat. Listings include New York sugar data, Toledo seed prices, and prices for August and September futures, reflecting varied farm commodities in early June.
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Chicago
Minos
Thifana
Dondin
Tenirio
Atala
New York
Jane
Toledo
Fort Wayne Market Quotation Prices in Twelfth District
Wholesale paying prices for country produce show corn oats and hay with multiple prices per 100 pounds and per ton. Included are wheat, butter, flour, feeds, and various produce items with corrected daily figures by Abe Minsky and Paul H. V. Trlor. Also listed are hogs, hides, wool, ginseng, and other market items with regional price points.
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Chas. M. Welnar
Giller Dollar
Horsley Saad
Moisayylaa
Aera Bf
Bomme Globe
Paul H. V. Trlor
Well Bron. & Co
Wheat prices plunge after battle news in June report
News from Chicago reports heavy British losses in a naval battle with Germany causing a sharp drop in wheat values. Prices closed weak with July and September contracts down, other staples declined, and the market showed a broad rush to the bear side as traders priced in peace prospects.
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Chicago
Checket
Fim
Frevisions Symoathland
Daily Grain Letter Reports Renewed Price Declines and Weak Demand
Ware and Leland describe a broad price drop at the opening with a later partial recovery limited by short covering. The market remains subdued with longs discouraged and limited export activity from the United States and Canada. Primary receipts fall, winter wheat shows damage, and overall sentiment suggests prices will test lower levels amid weather concerns and modest demand in the south and west.
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Liverpool
Canada
Daman i
Alorag
Market Report For Wyoming and Midwest Poultry Prices
June market notes show live poultry and dressed fowls across states including Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota and Iowa with prices cited for butter and poultry receipts. Texas Louisiana Alabama and other regions appear with varied live poultry and chicken prices amid changing market receipts and regional adjustments.
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Ted
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Oakota
Texas
Loosinagt
Alabama
Toledo Market Notes Show Slight Hog Decline Amid Varied Livestock Prices
June 2 Toledo stock market reports weak hog prices while cattle sheep and lamb values hold. Foremost quotes include prime steers around 10 dollars and fifty cents per hundredweight, fat cows near five dollars thirty cents, and hogs averaging around 12 to 15 dollars with various grades listed.
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Toledo
Armeeu
Willkers Ann Epringe
Bhoep
Interstate Stock Yarde
Cannes
Wolcottville News Notes and Local Visits
Wolcottville residents report visitors from Fort Wayne and Cleveland, with many local callers and a village social note. Townsfolk attend centennial events in Fort Wayne, while remodeling and business trips are also mentioned along with neighboring residents hosting guests and entertaining gatherings.
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Mak Grannis
Kendudvle
W. Todd
Clinton Mashon
Lagrange
Lusineas
Howard Ray
Atul
Varnette
Austin Laky
Warren
Wheat and corn futures ease after mixed closing notes
Wheat prices declined at the close with July and September futures down while July wheat fell 2 1/2 cents and September 1 1/2. Argentine shipments eased and Oklahoma offered limited wheat for shipment in two weeks. Corn stayed mostly steady with July at 70 1/2 cents and September bids mixed as oats and other cereals saw softer closes.
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Toledo
Gables
Raina
Oklahoma
Twatwight
Nittal
Law
Daily Market Letter on Corn and Hay Supply Trends
The market note analyzes hay and corn reserves, noting large hay supplies and fluctuating corn stocks. It cites March 1918 reserves around 1.168 million bushels, with references to Midwest states and anticipated weather impact on prices, suggesting investment timing around mid June amid expected price adjustments.
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Rly
Alata
Kanai
Cory
Renregent
Market Notes and Prices at the New York Grain and Provisions
Market leads show prices for cotton, grain and flour in New York and Newark. Lists include No 1 Northern Twelfth at 1.24 and No 7 ventiveray raisins with varied futures and dollar amounts. Advertisers claim 1 cent a word for Want Ads in the Journal Gazette.
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New Fork
Tim
New York
Durya
Sly Na
Jared Simiars
Falices Bonita
Vito—Sput
Molagses
Gazette
Livestock Market Report From Chicago June Sale
Chicago live stock prices show steers selling at high end of year and feeders weaker while cows and bulls fluctuate. Trade slows as buyers hold back and quality varies. notes mention packers and stockers awaiting concessions and mixed lots of cattle and hogs with prices drifting lower from recent peaks.
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Chicago
Waals Nuk
Mair Heavy
Mattie
Recelpia
Strckers
Feeders
Core
Calvas
Market report notes varied livestock prices and shipping
The column records mixed livestock activity with details on cattle calves and hog prices. It cites weekly shipment volumes, price ranges for steers and heifers, and bids from multiple markets across Chicago, Michigan, and Pennsylvania, highlighting steady demand and notable price fluctuations.
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Delstift Rronen
Deemand
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Lees
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Jyne
Averace
Eaultrs
Am Smelteres
Et Bam
Goodrich Ae
Kannicott
Soy Pacific Rap Steel
Rubbey Bray
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Blackstone
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Laden
Ehicaod
Frey Pee
NewStar
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Biriotny
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Priges
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Decembar
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Orl
Musburgh
Berens
Erie
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Bian
Asim Raut
Iriml
Savings Department
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German-American National Bank
Port Wayne Rendering Co
New York Stocka and Bonds
Chicago Grain and
Phillips & Sprague
Chicago Buard of
Wayne, Tod
Barr Street Market
Stouisiana
Ohio
Troseslh & Son
Clark Fruit Company
Abe Minsky
California
Mayflower Mills
Tym Fe Bu
Priciver
Hide and Seed Market
Tennessee
Asherman White Co
Eckart
Rome
Altschul Co
Charlee Aa
Baney
Ware & Leland’s Daily Grain Letter
Cewe
Wolcottville News
Physicians’ Defense Building
Leland
Mambern
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago Stock Exchange
L. Goodwin
Phillips & Sprague’s
Daily Market Letter
W. Skelta
the & Youurgay
Ty Beate
Aupealo
Agriva
Pittsburgh
Pittsbuigh
Wesmce
Stesly
Indianapolis
Polis
Tecallie
Tommy
Ford G. Lang
Undertakers
Mungovan & Ryan Undertakers
Calhoun ST
Klaehn & Melching Undertakers and Embalners
Fine Funeral Furainhiage
Washington Blvd
J. C. Peltier & Son
Ifort Wayne & Northern Indiana Traction CO
Wabash Valley
Neo
Gouno
Ae As
Fort Warm
Journal Gazette
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