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Newspaper
Sullivan Times
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1884
Page
4
The Louisville Southern Exposition plans county displays from southern Indiana counties for the August 16 to October 26 exhibition. Guidelines specify material types and submission deadlines, with no entry fee and costs mainly for mounting and transport not to exceed 100 dollars. County commissioners may fund entries, and July 16 is the space application deadline.
A garbled OCR snippet listing numerous times and numbers such as 7aLIN 28am 10 35am V1 23am 1372 50pm and 9 13pm, 9 23pm 10 40pm. The readable portion shows a stray sequence of clock times without coherent events or context.
Subnnway markets list daily prices for wheat flour beef cattle hogs hog fat stock sheep corn butter eggs hens roosters turkeys feathers ducks geese dried peaches and dried apples. Prices shown per pound bushel and per dozen detail varying ranges from 0.03 to 5.60 dollars.
The notice lists cattle prices for June to August with steer categories from good to fancy and prices for hogs, dairy, and creamery products. It notes steady to firm market conditions with sales totals around 5 to 19 dollars per unit and various grade ranges across regions.
A fragmented OCR snippet references a column on a mixed western spot and Coliny with a quiet tone. It mentions June and July timing and a price of $1.00. The text is incomplete but suggests a local feature or notice.
Milwaukee market report lists grain prices for June and July with wheat, oats, rye and barley. Prices shown include No 2 white oats at 82 cents and No 1 rye at 2 cents. barley lower for No 2 and Wheat lower for No 2.
Cincinnati prices show corn strong oats firm lard at 87. Provisions higher pork lower and salt meats steady. St Louis reports mixed grain futures with No 2 Red June at 1.03 and bacon and lard movements with prices around 7.25 to 9.15.
Fragmentary report lists Western teams with spot heats and June events. Mentions July figures and percentages, noting Rye high at GS 70 amid mixed results and unclear event details.
An archival summary notes demand for Ohio and Pennsylvania textile extras with Michigan and California references. It mentions fleece processing, washing strands, and spring labeling in a 2024 context across multiple states and material lines.
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