Fragmentary OCR item with unreadable numeric data
A damaged OCR fragment shows scattered numbers and symbols with no clear event names or context. The readable content does not form a coherent report or identifiable persons teams places or dates.
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Newspaper
Sullivan Times
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1884
Page
4
A damaged OCR fragment shows scattered numbers and symbols with no clear event names or context. The readable content does not form a coherent report or identifiable persons teams places or dates.
OCR text shows rapid early morning movement with a 3:30 a.m. departure and a 0:35 p.m. return, followed by a western leg to River at 3:35 p.m. and a return from River at 5:40 p.m. Indicates fragmented time stamps without clear event context.
OCR garble presents a string of times and numbers such as 3 20am 10 392m and 12 20pm 12 d4pm 3 34pm 9. It resembles a hasty listing or timetable fragment with unclear context and missing subjects.
The notice describes a Carlisle wedding with Rev. J. M. Baxter officiating. The bride Nora Markee wears white India mull while Frank Alumbaugh dons black. Numerous guests parade in formal attire and gifts include a sewing machine, damask linen, a Bible, and silverware. The column also includes unrelated anecdotes and agricultural notes.
Hay five fifty per ton Wheat one dollar per bushel Flour best family thirty five sixty Beef cattle fat three cents per lb Cattle stock four cents Hogs fat forty four to five cents per lb Hogs stock four cents per lb Sheep three to three and a half cents per lb Corn fifty cents per bushel Butter fifteen cents per lb Eggs ten cents per dozen Hens six cents per lb Roosters three cents per lb Turkeys seven cents per lb Feathers twenty to forty cents per lb Ducks two dollars per dozen Goose three dollars per dozen Dried peaches four cents per lb Dried apples forty four cents per lb
CATTLE Market steady with quotes for Choice to fancy steers at 6.40 to 6.50, Good to choice 5.80 to 6.30, Median to fair 5.00 to 5.75. Hogs Market firm with sales from 5.95 down to 4.85 for light stock. Burren steady. Creamery dairy quotes 18 to 20 cents, ordinary to good 16 to 17, good to fancy 15 to 16, and 12 to 12.5 for WOW.
Market brief notes wheat prices rising to high levels with reference to June July August months and mixed western spot market activity. Mentions Conn Quiet and HOCUS context unclear in the fragmented text.
Wheat futures drifted with June and July contracts fluctuating while August held higher. Market notes reference No. 2 oats and No. 2 white wheat, with firm tones for No. 2 BANLEY at Gle and June prices amid varied demand.
From Cincinnati markets show family living costs quoted at 4.40 to 4.80. Wheat holds at 1.01, oats steady at 5e, pork at 18.25, lard around 87.60 to 97.70. Bulk meats near 4.25 to 34, bacon 9.37 to 9.75.
In St. Louis market notes wheat prices moved higher for No. 2 Red June and July contracts, with quotes around 81.05 to 81.04 and related figures. Rye remained quiet while pork provisions slid and bacon held steady. lard advanced.
The note lists mixed market quotes with several garbled terms. It mentions June and July months, prices such as 1.081 and 1.0157, and references to Rye and Western markets with unclear numerals. Overall data appear inconsistent across items.
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Woor Dull Ohio and Pennsylvania ex tras SOCTE Michigan. References combing and delaine edges, unwished fleeces and a numeric string 20G25e. No clear event or person identified. record preserves fragmented trade terms.
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