Wheat Market Falls on Harvest Hopes in Chicago Trade
Chicago wheat prices ease as improved fall sown crop prospects and abroad harvest conditions dampen demand. The day sees near term weakness in futures with July slipping while September edges higher. corn and oats trade steady to firmer amid mixed signals. Local and international factors push price ranges, with harvest outlook dominating activity.
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Aleigh River
Ourember
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Rehning
Local Market Report Delivers Mixed Prices for Livestock and Crops
Readable segments show cattle hogs and sheep prices with ranges for steers and heifers, plus yardage for hay, feed, and grains. Market notes list corn prices, oats, rye, and wheat, along with dairy and butter figures and regional retail prices.
Fat cattle and sheep prices slip in light market session
Market notes show cattle and sheep trading slowly with lower prices on the week. Cows and heifers moved with fair demand but general supply heavy. hogs and calves steady to weak. top cattle around 7.75 with wide spreads and overall lighter activity across western markets.
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Ward Ly Choler
Steven
Fale Ty Pugd Felers
Enim
Mottient
Spemena
West
Wether
Market Receipts and Prices Across Pittsourd and Cincinnati
Liverpool style market notes show mixed receipts and prices for sheep and other livestock in Pittsourd and Cincinnati. Figures include sheep receipts at 309 and 2921, with prices ranging from 3.00 to 8.60 per unit and various classifications from native to fair.
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Pittsourd
Neuve
Entegerals
Cincinnati
Alow
Melow
Ari
Stow
Wary Vital Livestock Market Figures Prompt Mixed Bids
In a murky listing, cattle and calves across several lots show varied prices. Caltin and Hwa entries list one car and mutriit inner workers with $7 quotes, while yearlings in Sfanmngta and Bost valuations reach roughly $6 to $8 per hundredweight. Market notes mention Revulpts and several car counts, with prices circa $7.40 and $7.10.
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Hwa
Mutriit
He Sian
Emsplier
Shistavtdys
Wotham
Cnvon
Smith and Adams Families Reunion Held at Atwood
Warsaw Inf. reports the Smith and Adams families held their annual reunion at Atwood yesterday with a noon picnic and a program at the M E church. Attendees included J B Ami Atwood View President Jacob Adams Pudians O Mienaurer and many relatives from Arch Hall Os Mrs Mare garet H Arnold and numerous Adams family members attended from McClure Tetntea Akrap Robinson and nearby towns.
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Warsaw
Inf
Adan
McClure
Adama
Tetntea
Robinson
Akrap
Meher
Sheldon News: Carmapondonea event and local greetings
In Sheldon a special Carmapondonea gathering featured Joanne Tagore with neighbors. Mr and Mrs Selby and Mr Raed Rotting attended, and Mrs Adists attended a festive tag day. Community members enjoyed a Sunday evening at Barn to dine and socialize, with strawberries noted and a fond welcome to all attendees.
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Sheldon
Rick
Agran Wells
Adists
Wheat Prices Fall on Sent Lower Seed Values
Wheat prices drift lower as seed values ease while stocks hold. Chicago market reports show modest shifts with August and December contracts uneven, July futures subdued. Receipts at city market mixed with corn and oats price activity, primary prices listed for nearby contracts and futures.
Old North Linn cattle fair and Ploneers’ meeting in Auburn
June 11 Auburn Indiana reports a Ploneers’ reunion in Auburn with Rev Father Schmitz officiating and a program listing welcome by Mayor Denison and J W Adair as principal speaker. The agenda includes band performances, sacraments, treasurer and historian reports, nominating committee appointment, and officer elections. Local livestock prices for cattle hogs and sheep are also noted in scattered market figures.
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G. C. Denison
He W. Mounts
Four saloons quit at Goshen and market notes
Fragmentary OCR summary from Goshen reports. Mentions saloons and trades, with unclear names and dates. Indicates contractors and payments but lacks coherent details or full names.
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Goshen
Higher Rates For Money Trade Boost Cautious Market Tone
New York June 1. The day’s stock market shows cautious speculation with higher money loan rates and subdued demand from the interior. Banks expect gains in cash reserves but hesitancy remains amid copper warrants, Rio Tinto shares, and Sugar Refining influence. United States Steel and the Pacific groups show uneven moves as investors weigh domestic and foreign stock signals.
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United States
Money Market Summary From New Fork
June 11 Money on call at percent. Prime mercantile paper steady with traders watching rates. Government bonds steady while rail and railroads show slight movements. Foreign exchange and merchant warrants noted with mixed activity and liquidity.
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Merling Exchange
Dry Goods Market News in New York Cotton Prices Rise
The dry goods market in New York shows continued activity with strong demand for cotton goods. The American Woolen Company reports rising prices for spring woolens, predicting the highest levels yet, while manufacturers anticipate tighter supply and increased inquiries from buyers.
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Americal Woolen Rompany Anaes
Wiganda
Market Note on June Coffee Futures in New York
June coffee futures eased into a mixed session with scattered trading around the New York market. Prices closed modestly higher on some grades while others slipped, with activity subdued as traders awaited clearer cues from supply signals and exchange notices.
Toledo Hay Market Report Summary
Prices for hay types in Toledo on June 1 show No 1 Timothy at 4.00 per unit, No 8 Timothy around 1.10, No 2 Timothy near 9.00, clover Timothy mix about 10.00, with straw lightly supplied at 10.00 to 11.00. Quality varies, with listed figures reflecting market activity.
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SiMe Fara
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Lingskyi
Lay Corner Stone for Vera Cruz Church
A ceremony marks the lay corner stone for a Vera Cruz church with Abe Hoeele of Terns as contractor. The project aims to complete the church by September 1, with Rev I Rut and Rev Cotton involved in addresses and English translation. Total cost cited as around 16,000? dollars with over 360 dollars already subscribed.
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Verh Crug
Abe Hoeele
Fort Wayne
Cotton
Tenn
More Beautiful Butler spreads civic beauty plan
RUTLMR Ind June 1 people take steps toward municipal beauty adopting a public plan. At a Methadlat brotherhood meeting G C LlaruingThomas Head and B Masters were appointed to cooperate with city groups to revive beauty efforts.
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