Daily Market Reports Live Stock Summary in Several Cities
Indianapolis reports receipts of 2500 hogs 900 cattle and 100 sheep with hog and sheep demand down yet cattle higher versus a week and year ago. Local packers bought at 9.53 and prices steady for cattle while sheep and lambs show limited demand and lower prices. Pittsburgh notes light cattle supply higher hogs 9.50 to 10.05, steady to lower sheep. Buffalo reports dull cattle prices 6 to 7.75 and active hogs 7.50 to 10.10. Chicago hog receipts 7600 with varied bids 5.35 to 9.05 and cattle 3.50 to 5.60 with weaker sheep and strong lamb activity.
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Grain markets end higher after nervous session
Chicago reports Finley Barrell & Co noting a nervous, choppy wheat market with a strong final close and a fair advance. Drought reports from the Midwest brighten corn and oats sentiment, with bullish private notes from Missouri and rain-boosted prospects. Provisions remain dull as the market stays two sided on weather implications.
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Stocks Close Steady After Irregular Session in New York
Financial news from New York reports a volatile trading day with material declines at times, but a closing pattern of fractional losses and select gains. St Paul and Northern Pacific led as the strong features while copper stocks showed irregular liquidation. Week's exchange total reached 2,367,000 shares. New York Central filed its Aug 1 rate schedule. Market awaiting crop outlook in the northwest before big interests act.
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New York Produce Prices May 25 June 25
New York June 25. Pork firm at 24.79 to 25.50 as market notes Dullness in lard and poultry. Sugar and coffee quotes steady to firm with various grades listed. Butter cheese and milk prices show slight shifts with creamery and skim varieties noted.
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Grocery prices rise on canned beans and tobacco
The market notes show wholesale increases in several commodities led by a 10 cent per two dozen rise for canned kidney beans and a 5 cent per dozen rise for canned corn tomatoes and cover products. Tobacco brands also edge up with a one cent gain across several lines while dry stock shares a small decline.
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Chicago Produce Prices At A Glance
Chaotic market wire listing from Chicago shows dairy and dairy-related items with varied rates. Butter extras 25c, 26c dairy extras, cheese listings 18c to 14c, poultry and fowls priced from 14c to 14 1c per unit, with several misread or garbled entries.
Hughes Vetoes Albany Riverfront Park Bond Bill
Gov. Hughes vetoed a $2,000,000 Albany riverfront park bond bill on June 25 saying opposition showed there was no real public sentiment for the measure. The action prevents the city from bonding for the park project.
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Smith in Fatal Fall at Springfield Hotel
In Pennsylvania on June 25, a wealthy resident of Springfield Vermont fell from a hotel window while leaning out. He died almost instantly from a neck injury.
Wheat and Corn Market Quotes with Freight and Stocks
Grain prices and lots listed by commodity with classifications for wheat corn and oats. Through billing tallies show bid levels for No. 2 red, No. 3 red and track varieties in June July August months with fixed cents values and percentages. Corn normal prices for No. 2 white through No. 4 mixed track. yellow and mixed varieties listed with per cent values. Oats steady with white and mixed track bids. hay shows quiet bids with inspections and car counts.
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Chicago cash grain prices on June trading day
Chicago cash grain quotes list corn and oats by grade with varied prices. No. 2 red wheat around $1.02 to $1.01, No. 2 hard winter near $0.98 to $1.01, No. 1 northern spring about $1.09 to $1.41, No. 2 northern spring near $1.01 to $1.03, No. 2 white and yellow mix around 60 to 67 cents, oats No. 2 white around 41 to 46 cents with standard at 41.
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Toledo Grain Prices June 26 Wheat and Corn Quotes
Toledo grain prices list June 26 showing cash and future quotes for wheat corn oats rye and seeds. Wheat ranges include cash 1.14 and futures 1.00 to 1.03 with December and June at 1.03. Corn bids show cash and futures around 6 1/2 to 6 1/4 cents and 61/2 to 62 1/2 cents for May. Clover, alsike and timothy seed prices appear with October December and March at 3.90 and timothy prime at 2.25.
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New York Bar Silver Declines in Mexican Dollar Market
New York market report shows commercial bar silver and SEGC 3 Mexican dollars trading at 44 cents. Market participants note price weakness amid supply shifts and currency concerns, with dealers cautious on near term demand and futures sentiment.
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Wheat crop in Midwest warned as damaged by rain
I R Babcock from Hillsboro N D warns Tinley Burrell that rain has failed to save a seriously damaged wheat crop. He says Minnesota and South Dakota are affected, Alberta and Saskatchewan misjudge conditions, hay is ruined, oats hurt, and corn lags. He notes Chicago Monday bids: Wheat 12, corn 199, oats 103. clearances for wheat and flour 93,000, corn 142,000.
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Senate probes bribery claim over Indian lands deal
Senator Gore urged a recall of the conference report after alleging a lobby sought to sway a Colorado senator on tribal contracts. The dispute touched representatives Murphy Cooper Carter Clark and a Kansas Nebraska link, amid talks on 430000 acres of Indian coal and asphalt lands valued from 56 to 100 million dollars.
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Statehood Ends Bond Saga Over Arizona Pima County Bonds
President Taft signs the New Mexico statehood bill ending a long financial drama tied to bonds once used to fund a Tucson to Globe railroad. Pima county residents fought repayment. the Supreme Court voided the bonds, then Congress validated them. Bondholders finally win land to cover debt at par with interest.
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Market Notes From New York June 25 Market Trends
Wall Street notes show pro traders pushing the market higher through short covering while bears gain on selling. Prices slip when demand weakens with bears turning sellers again. Wheat and corn crop notes mix with reports of poor color and late planting. oats are good and corn is seen as weak. Financial bureau reports broad hewish sentiment as prices drift downward amid room crowd and uptown pros pushing for lower levels.
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U S Bank Safe Co Ad Offers Burglar Proof Safes
A. H. Wells, manager, announces a large line of fire and burglar proof safes with latest patterns ready for immediate delivery. Special bargains offered in slightly used safes. Irvington 774 New 12190 K.
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