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Toledo June 33 The grain market opened with rain and showers. Prices moved lower across the board with oats and barley softening while corn and rye showed mixed shifts. Weather and crop prospects remained generally favorable though late buying waned. Provisions eased and seed markets showed light activity with clover steady and timothy holding.
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Toledo
Atrika
Clover
Alalke Wen
Timothy
Daily Grain Letter Signals Cash Market Drop in Corn and Wheat
E F Leland reports Chicago cash markets weak with five to fifteen cent declines in corn and wheat as elevator selling presses prices lower. July leads decline with reduced premium over September amid unsettled futures. Weather favorable, rains in West may improve reports. oats show heavy tone though strength in corn supports. Provisions see notable selling by apeal houses. appetite for September ribs holds. Cleveland market lists prices for oats, flour, meal, cotton seed meal, plums and hay with varied quotes and no clear exchange quotations.
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Chicago
Whal Ihead
Cleveland
St Tereester
Clevelang
Pluten
Timothy
Minneapolis
Steel
Utah
Wababr
White Motors
Westinghouse
UBS
FL G. Sprague
Anthony Hetel
Fort Wayne Market Quotations and Paying Prices
A garbled historical market notice lists paying prices and selling prices for grains and farm supplies from multiple firms including C. Lremelt & Sons and The McMillen Company. It mentions wheat, rye, corn, barley, oats, timothy seed, clover seed, potatoes, lemons, and other commodities with various per-bushel and per-box figures, alongside unidentified prices and quantities. The text reflects a period market recap with multiple vendors and commodities and includes references to the U.S. Food Administration.
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Streiche Hass
TRE McMillen Company
Financial World Gossip Sparks Rail and Trade Expectation
Financial observers report cautious optimism amid mixed grain and rail expectations. Notable activity includes a rally in some rail stocks, anticipated freight rate adjustments, and heavy cash wheat trading with diverse sector strength from copper to steel amid margin and lending dynamics.
Financial market summary from New York exchange
June 25 business on the tas Lsluele exchange registered almost the lowest level of the season. Volume for five hours was 276,000 shares with prices firm yet constrained by the sluggish tone. Call money ranged 9 to 11 percent, copper dividend cuts weighed on certain issues, while Anglo French fives moved in large blocks up to 59. Domestic issues yielded little. Total sales par value 341,860,000. We deal in Liberty Bonds. Commercial Investment Company, 722 Clinton St, ground floor.
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Qeash
FCG
Althea
New York
Tas Lsluele Exchange
Thevsesaon
Hmrama
Ta Jstromg
Anaconda
Sumatm
Buide Ie jAm
Tel & Tel
al Os
San Bac
Cole, Gas
Anglo-American GH Co
Dow Borne-Scrumsee Co
Ats Ue
Cruelbla L. & Food
Continental Dil. Co
Saston W
Pt Ag
Gen
Eler
GaleneSis
Giz Co
Motors
Galena-Sie
Splad
GE. Nor
Sane
Pine Line
Feanfenir
Standard Ol Co
Breelal al AL Standard Qi
Swan & Flach Co
Washington
Midwest
I Ik
Dot Dire
Heiding Steel
Nith
Yaland
Saxon Muturs
I Victory
Texas
Paewt
Nse
Darin
Rubber
Greater Berlin
Aye
Chemnitz
Hamturg
Seifanover
Lindalberg
Knontgaber
Leinzig
Eg Leipzig
Leipele
Lustre
I Mannheim
Sintelr Tp
Ronich
Stettgart
Carineda
EF Simnen
Vienna
Fao
Buda
Livestock market trends show steady demand and light receipts
Large sale today at a major stockyard found light hog and cattle volumes with steady to mixed prices. Heavies sold around 15.25 to 16.60 for hogs and steers ranged 14.50 to 16.60 with calves and sheep showing modest gains. buyers were cautious as market closed slow and stock turnout was weak.
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Toledo
Haga
Selertad
Spre
God To Choice Médias
Sam
Chicago
Indianapolis
Buble
Enede Choine
Eniform
Cleveland
Chicago and Indianapolis Livestock Markets Report
Swestock close Chicago June 25 reports cattle, hogs and calves with varied prices. Receipts in several cities including Indianapolis Cleveland St Louis Pittsburgh and Buffalo show higher or steady markets for steers cows calves hogs and lambs with top prices listed for different weights and grades.
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ST. Tawuis
Louis
Jane
Goog Anil Choice
Pittsburgh Livestock
Hay Market Advertises Fresh Made Peanut Cream
A hay market listing shows prices for hay items and straw including No 1 ht 50 No 7 claver hay priced at 25.00 and 2 sheath straw at 411.00. Also advertised is Columbia Saturday Special Fresh made Peanut Cream 40 count at 60 cents and Columbia Candy Kitchen.
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Annthy
Timothy
Columbia
Columbia Candy Kitchen
Grain Market Notes From Chicago On June 23
Market report describes weakness in the fly delivery and changes in corn futures for July and September with bids and prices noted. Prices for oats and barley are listed, alongside hog provisions and wheat futures in New York, showing a mixed but cautious trading day with varied regional signals.
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Chitaco
Judas
Baltimore
Chwige
Alugh
Oste
Chicago
FL G. Docages
Anthony Hotel
Hieh
Cin. Jey
Tee Lah
Local cantaloupes lead in markets as peaches improve
Local dealers report homegrown cantaloupes ahead in quality as watermelons shift. Vendors note rising market activity with more produce arriving and expectations of continued improvement as the season progresses.
Hay price drop amid rising receipts and grain shifts
Market notes show hay prices sliding as receipts increase with six loaded units. prices fall from 22.50 to 21.00 per ton. Corn rises, sugar market at New York steady with minor declines for cubes and centrifugal sugar. Bread price advertised at National Bakery on Calhoun Street.
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York
Local Weather Data from Agriculture Weather Bureau Potatoes
Weather bureau data for potato harvest at Chicago in June reports prices for various seed and tuber varieties including Triumphs and Chester Cobbler with listed yields or values. Indicates market details for crops and regional conditions affecting supply and pricing.
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Chicago
Eantheca
Chester Cobbler
Acme Paints Guard Tools From Rust
Paint ad touts Acme Quality Truck and Tractor Paint as a protection for implements and tools, urging owners to prevent rust with Acme Quality Paint Store products.
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Acme
Acme Quality
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Raum & Co
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Dnitee States Food Administration
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New York Stock Exchange
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U. S. Department Agriculture Weather Bureau
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Miam Mortgage
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C. H. Cones. & Son Mie- Co
James F. Murphy
Detroit
Pras Detroit Mortgage Corporation
Murphy Chair Company
Keller
Merchants National Bank
Areo
Western Saving and Loan Assocision
James F. T. Sargent
Owner Savings Realty Company
Fred Ostermeyer
Asst Tresa
Whitaker Paper Co
Indiana Paper Go
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Trean Detroit Mortgage Corporation
A. Downing
Flea
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Harold GO. Dotuwso
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Vinccent Trust
Miami Mortgage Company
Odd Fellow Building
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Alan
Born
Floge Traction Terminal
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