Grain Market Quiet as Wheat Posts Mixed U.S. Notes
Omaha reports a quiet grain market with an easier tone and light export sales of 200,000 bushels of wheat. Weather favors crops, corn advancing, and receipts total 199 cars for the period, with seasonal shifts in cash grain demand and varied wheat pricing across hard and soft classes. Kansas City and Kansas note July wheat at 1.03 to 1.07, corn around 56 percent, with futures showing slight declines on cash bids.
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Amutty
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Visibi
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Be Nee Ang
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Louie
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Kanene
Care Cosh
Sigures
Corn
Oata
Cfeh
Che Jost
Nebraska
Elkhorn Alley
Saya
Banta Fo
Iowa
J. B., Bennett & Co
Fort Dodgela
Oath
Market declines on wheat as shorts cover weakly
Wheat breaks 1 1 2 cents amid light buying and cash selling pressure. Traders note disrupted spreads and rising hedging, with Missouri new wheat arrivals and plentiful old stock tempering futures alongside scarce export demand.
Cattle and Hog Markets See Slump Amid Heat Surges
Live Stock reports show beef cattle and bunkher stock easing with heat reducing demand. Cattle prices range from choice to common, with yearlings and unfinished stock hit hardest. Hog receipts total 11,000 head and decline 10 to 15 cents, while sheep and lambs see slower trade but steady to firm prices. Chicago data notes mixed beef and veal prices with lighter buyers pressuring values.
Market Movements Show War-Era Volatility in Wheat and Rates
The morning report notes declines in Time money rates to wartime lows while European exchange weakens. Wheat slips as cotton hits season highs. A surge in Mexican Petroleum stock amid alleged cornering spurs broader trading caution. Sterling falls further, with sale of commercial bills to finance European autumn payments.
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New York
Alexander Dana Noyes
Omaha
United States
Stock Exchange
Labor Board
New York Stocks and Commodities Report From June 19
Leading stock prices and market commentary from Logan Bryan at 248 Peters Trust building cover railroads produce and dairy items. Flaxseed futures for July to October trade around 2.43 to 2.45 while foreign bar silver shows demand and varied quotes across metals and commodities.
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Peters Trust
Duluth
New York
Chicago
Logan & Aryan
Armour Leather Com
Lam Eweenen
Libby Montgomery-Ward
Stewart
Warner Cocsawees & Swift & Cy
Ee Swift
Ny Union Carbide
Wrigley
Bhiekalaey
Visible Grain Supply Report Shows Mixed Changes
New York on June 19 reports the visible grain supply with Wheat down 1,194,000 bushels, Corn up 2,129,000 bushels, Oats down 1,436,000 bushels, Rye down 1,077,000 bushels, and Barley up 20,000 bushels.
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New York
Grain Futures Report From Minneapolis Market
Wheat prices listed for September and December at around 1.24 and 1.18 dollars with fractional signals. Corn and rye quotes appear with odd codes and small percentages. Seed prices show flaxseed around 2.43 to 2.45 dollars.
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Minneapolis
C. Qate
E. Ee
St Louis Grain Quotes July Wheat and September Corn
Market notes show July wheat firm with 1.05 percent rise into September. Corn quotes: July 60 60 percent, September 63 percent. Cate futures: July 35 44, September 34.
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St. Louis
Minnea Flour Prices Reported In Minneapolis Market
Minnea Flour in Minneapolis on June 19 shows patents steady to lower with shipments reaching 47 191 barrels. Bran at 4 50 and 17 describe a market snapshot of prices and volumes for the day.
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Minnea Flour
Minneapolis
Minn
Raw sugar market shows mixed moves amid volume and strike fears
The New York sugar market reports 27,812 bags sold from the Philippine Islands and 19,000 Porto Ricans to a local refiner at 4% for delivery, with no Cubas sold. Futures rose on renewed activity and then eased as a railroad strike worry limited gains. July to March contracts closed with modest net advances, while refined sugar quotations remained steady around 6.30 to 6.34 cents.
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New York
Santos
Americia
Philippine Islands
London Money. Short bills and three months bills at 2 percent
London financial news notes bar silver value at per ounce and money rates. It cites two percent discount for short bills and three months bills, reflecting market conditions.
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London
Livestock Receipts Mixed as Markets Flag Across Regions
St Joseph Missouri and Sioux City Iowa show varied cattle and hog receipts with price moves. Hog costs around $8.55 to $10.26 average, cattle steers $8.25 top, cows weaker, sheep lambs uneven with top $14.50 for fat lambs. Sioux City reports mixed cattle and hog receipts with steady to lower trends and several price bands.
Butter Market Slumps Amid Quiet Chicago Trading
The butter market in Chicago showed weakness and unsettled trading as New York prices pulled lower. Ninety-two score butter sold around 35 cents, ninety score centralized at 25 36 cents, with most one score cars held at 23 to 32 cents. quality remained irregular.
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New York
Evaporated Fruits Prices Reported in New York Markets
Dried fruits prices listed for evaporated apples peaches apricots and raisins. States named include New York California Oregon with various quality grades and price ranges such as 16% to 19c for apples, 12 to 15c for peaches, 31c for apricots, 13 to 20c for raisins.
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State
Californias
Oregons
Cotton market shifts lift gray fabrics as trade dwindles
In New York on June 19 the rise in raw cotton pushed gray goods higher with small lot trading. Print cloths rose slightly while finished goods remained firm and mail orders showed varied prices. Silk trade and dress fabrics were steady with burlaps unchanged.
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R Dry Goods
New York
New York Money Market Rates Report June 19
Call money steady with Bish at 3 percent offered 2 percent in last loan 2 percent. Closing bids 24 percent, call loans against acceptances at 3 percent. Time loans steady at 4 percent for 60 and 90 days and longer terms. Prime Mercantile Paper quoted at 4 percent.
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New York Money
New York
Eany
Prime Mercantile
Live Stock Prices and Receipts in East St. Louis
Cattle receipts total 6,500 head with beef steers and cows showing mixed changes. best steers around 8.65 per cwt with 1,199-pound average. hog receipts 12,000 head with top at 10.86 and packer sows around 5 to 6 dollars. sheep receipts 6,000 head with lambs priced near 12 and ewes around 7.1.
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St. Louia
East St. Louis
Kentucky
Kansas City Live Stock Market Results July 19
Kansas City cattle receipts 18 000 head slow with mixed prices and lower bids across grades. top cattle around $9.50 with calves at $7 00 to 7 90. Hogs receipts 20 000 head down 19 20c, top $19.40, weights 180 210 pounds $10.15 to $19.36. sows $8 75 to $9 G. Sheep and lambs receipts 4 100 head, sheep up 15c, yearlings 6 10 6 50, lambs 25c to 50c higher, natives best $5 25 to $11 75.
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West
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Wilson & Conf
Wilson & C
Sioux City
Callle
Kansas City
Bureau of Markets
Salem
Turpentine and Rosia Prices and Stocks Update
Savannah June 18 Turpentine firm and Rosia market figures show sales of 159 barrels receipts 426 shipments 18 stock 2211 casks 532 receipts 4090 shipments 66495 stock. Quoted prices list multiple grades with bids from B to N and others.
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Savannah
Potatoes and Stock Values Across Regions
Fragmentary OCR lists assorted potato quantities and stock values across multiple places. Mentions Alabama Virginia Michigan Idaho and Maine with figures like 260 and 200 dollars. Other terms reference sacks, grades, and shipments in a dated, garbled format.
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Dee Care
Total
Alabama
Iriel Uobbiena
Norfolh
Harris
Wireone
Michigan
Idaho
Maho
Fondon Metals and Partners Named in Trade Briefs
Readable fragments identify Fondon Metals and partners amid a June update involving Lhonten June Peet appre Blandand and mentions of POT Tech electrolyte LTh tin HISD bbe Jew and O24 Bee Gd Bie Ole in a chaotic industry note.
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June
Hog cholera rising in Iowa and neighboring states
Sioux City veterinarians report cases of hog cholera increasing rapidly across northwestern Iowa southern Minnesota and South Dakota. In some localities the outbreak is deemed dangerous and prolonged hot dry weather may trigger a costly epidemic.
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Drowning of Teen in Elk Creek Near Sturgis
Special Telegram reports 16 year old Forbes of the Wits from Sturgis was drowned in Elk Creek during a flood caused by a heavy rain and hail storm. He disappeared after the horse swam and the body had not yet been recovered.
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New York Metehe Capsule Facts From June Report
Fragmented OCR notes describe June 18 and 19 items related to futures and commodities, with scattered references to temperatures, locations, and prices. The text mentions East 1 Loum, Chivage Peodave, and creamery extras alongside odd terms like electrolytic spit and Lead-Sivady, but lacks coherent narrative or clear events.
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UDG
New York Poultry Market Update Report
A brief note on New York poultry prices and market items listing dressed poultry including roosters turkeys and related lot details, reflecting retail and wholesale activity in the city during the period.
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New York
Birkeve
Unclear OCR: Local Dairy Plant Terms and Changes
Part readable text shows references to a dairy facility with items like creamery packing and poultry terms. Mentions June and various product names but overall content is fragmented and uncertain. The readable segments hint at production lines or changes but lack coherent events.
Chicago Produce Update Briefed in June Poultry Market
A Chicago produce item notes June activity in poultry markets with terms like fowls roosters and alive stock, indicating a market briefing or notice on poultry trade and availability. Public market entries reference roosters and related live stock terms in a brief, fragmentary update.
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New York Bond Moves Narrowly as Rails Dip
Rail bonds led a mixed day with J Paul convertible 4s Illinois Central 4s and Erie Seaboard Missouri Kansas & Texas issues slipping fractionally to nearly one point. Marland 74s and regular Se and Warrant bonds firmed 1 to 3 points on anticipated favorable action relating to a company's stock.
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Tony Wales
New York Bond Market Ticks Up Amid Mixed Issue Results
The Bee reports a New York close with a new Liberty third price as a standout, while overall bond activity shows dull, lower market mood. Government issues retreat with 4s and two other classes posting declines of 3 to 5 points, reflecting cautious sentiment.
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