Wheat Harvest Sags as Progress Holders Sell in PHTS
Rapid harvest progress in Chicago markets pressured wheat prices as traders faced bearish sentiment and heavy selling. Reports from Liverpool and Argentina offered brief bullish notes but failed to sustain gains, while corn oats and hogs also trended weak. Weather and demand factors dominated trading, with July futures sliding from earlier highs and closing near session lows.
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Liverpool
Prince and Armentine
Theneaston
JwWs
Mixed New York market notes on produce and grain
New York market report shows dull to steady receipts and exports in grains and poultry. Wheat and corn futures, No 2 red and hard winter, hover near previous closes while supply chain notes include dairy creamery products and mixed livestock movement across regional markets.
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New York
Northern
Duluth
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Fort Wayne Street Market Prices On Groceries Read
A lengthy OCR snippet lists local street market prices for groceries and farm goods in Fort Wayne. It names many items including butter, eggs, chickens, beef, hides, wool, flour, and produce with varied prices, and mentions wholesalers and retail lines across multiple streets and stalls. The text preserves supplier names and locale references, reflecting a bustling midcentury municipal market scene with ranged figures for dairy, meats, grains, and miscellaneous commodities.
Grass Sheep Market Reports From Chicago Sale
The document details a Chicago livestock sale with grass sheep and cattle offerings. Buyers from Montana Oregon and Washington attended, with steers around 8.80 to 7.80 and heifers and calves selling steadily. Packers showed strong interest in yearlings and high quality grass-fed stock, while prices fluctuated and demand for feeders remained cautious.
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Arkek
Grigs
Bravdars
East Buffalo cattle and hog market report from June 25
East Buffalo market notes show 2,000 head of cattle and calves traded at about $6.09 to $7.70 per hundredweight with mixed lots, while Cincinnati and Cleveland reports indicate hogs and cattle moving higher on June 28. Prices include feeder cattle and yearling listings, with various shipper activity and wholesale receipts across multiple markets.
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East Buffal
Hippin GoNy Batchern
Wiena
Ten Cent Gain In Hog Prices In Toledo Market
Market notes from Toledo show a ten cent rise in hog prices with active trading and variable quotations across classes. Slaughter hogs and mixed lots ranged around 7.00 to 8.00 per hundredweight with prime steers quoted near 0.00 and lighter cattle prices fluctuating amid fluctuating demand and reports of receipts.
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Toledo
Mberal
Uellya
Medhuni
Graig
Yarkers
AED
Roves
Anna
God
Ghuleg
Tair Lo Good
Grocerymen Cincinnati June 28 Notes and Prices
Note from Cincinnati grocers listing various wheat and sugar prices and terms. Mentions terms like winter and mixed grades, with figures and abbreviations. Contains fragmented OCR details, unclear quantities, and pricing shorthand.
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Cincinnati
Inchangen
New Wheat in 10 Ledot Market Seed Values Unchanged
Market notes show wheat and related grain prices mixed with slight gains and declines across futures and cash markets. Openings and closing bids reflect modest strength in some months while others weaken, with Kansas and Illinois cited as sources of mixed sentiment.
Toledo Hay Market Prices Report June 2
Toledo prices show hay market closing with No 1 timothy at 4.00 to 4.50 per ton, No 2 timothy at about 4.60, mixed hay 10.80, clover 10.00, and straw 10.60. Report notes quality variances and supply in the Toledo market.
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Salsinday
iMartiott-Pattel
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Othey
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Jung
Sonwivkier
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Tie Dee
Magee Lae Glover Reed— Caen
Auallty
Bogattan
Branning Retains Last Year’s Tutors for 1909 1910
Wayne township trustees announce that the same teachers will be employed for the new school year 1909 1910 with assignments shifted and most teachers moved to different rooms. Branning works on schoolhouse repairs and new improvements. The orphans’ home school is completed with paint paper and repairs and more space is planned. No. 2 school is nearly finished and a laundry project proceeds. A church picnic at Precious Blood on July 5 invites all, with Huffman car service available.
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Wayne Township
Henry Branning
Branning
Hot Weather Narrows Stock Market in New York
New York reports indicate a midsummer stagnation as extreme heat reduces activity before a short trading week. Traders cite weak crop reports and awaiting tariff changes while gold flows ease money markets. Bond activity remains muted as banks and investors await policy outcomes.
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New York
Wall Street
Stock Exchange
Tatler
Atleen
Wabash
Anthrely
United States
City Scale Receipts Show Heavy Weights and Rising Hay Prices
The city scales yesterday listed hay oats and corn receipts with hay priced at $709 noted. Heavy loads last week drove up prices and the overall receipts reflect the substantial weight across hay and oats and oat products in the market.
Maple Grove Park Opens for Season at Decatur
Decatur Indiana June 28 managers J A Graham Charles Vaglewede H J Gan ter and Frank McConnell announce Maple Grove park four miles north on the Decatur interurban will open tomorrow for the season. First event is the St Joseph's Actuo pic tic with bowling alleys a dancing pavilion and an archery gallery among attractions. Interurban service evening schedule will be in effect to accommodate the public.
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Decatur
Ind
J. A. Graham
Charles Vaglewede
H. J. Ganter
Frank McConnell
Maple Grove Park
Interurhda
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