Wheat falls after early strength amid exports concerns
Chicago markets report mixed grain moves as wheat opened strong on frost scare and firmer Liverpool cables but eased to close lower. September wheat finished down, corn and oats rose modestly, provisions mixed with pork and ribs easing and lard firm. Receipts and seaboard clearances noted, with fluctuating prices in a narrow local market.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Seaboard
Minneapolis
Duluth
Cincinnati
Sans Vne & Ae
Northwestern
Reed
Wheat the Only Weak Point In the List Mont Staples Steady
In New York the market shows flour receipts at 28 377 bri exports 4 873 bri. Wheat receipts 106 400 bu exports 191 23 bu. Spot easy No 2 red f o b afloat. Corn receipts 66 000 bu exports 46 341 bu. Oats receipts 935 bit. Butter eggs cheese and other commodities vary with regional reports. Prices for wheat and flour shift on government report expectations and crop news amid mixed futures, with later rally and then steady closing for several listed items.
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New York
Minnesota
Tao F. O. B
Tao Elevator
Northern
Duluth
Hard Duluth
Sho F. O. B
Afont
Sten Ngs
Tike
Rentiging
Western Steam
MiMi Eulet
Cordova
Lucas
Toledo
Cincinnati
TS Becon
Anti
Minneapolis
Ave
Milwaukee
Market Report Fragments From Cincinnati and Other Cities
A compact market summary shows varied price moves across grains meats and general goods. Entries reference Cincinnati and St Louis markets with flour, corn meal, pork, lard and dry salted meats, plus whisky and hemp twine prices and assorted receipts and shipments from several regions.
Grain and commodity prices from Toledo and Midwest markets
Reports from Toledo and Minneapolis show Wheat and Corn price activity with bid levels for No 2 and No 3 reds and various grains. Also listed are oats, timothy seed, hay staples, green corn and cabbage quotes, plus regional futures near term candles across Cincinnati and Milwaukee markets.
Canned Goods Market Leads Trade With Higher Prices Noted
The market shows activity across items from grains to canned goods despite elevated costs. While some produce like Irish potatoes and onions face tightness, supplies in apples and tomatoes remain strong, with Northwest shipments expected to ease potato scarcity later. Butter and cheese stay firm, demand rising for spring chickens, dry goods trade active, and local grain prices pushing high amid widespread market strength.
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Northwest
Wagon Market Prices and Grain Trade Report
Prices for corn oats and hay reach new highs in the wagon market with corn at cents and timothy hay at twelve to fourteen dollars per ton. Track bids list No. 2 white and mixed corn, various timothy and clover hay qualities, and multiple wheat and oats grades, while a wide range of wholesale commodities and produce sections follow with fluctuating bids and export potential.
Live Stock Markets at Indianapolis and Interstate Stockyards
Cattle receipts at Indianapolis reach 1,260 with higher week totals and variable prices as feeders seek clearance. Hog receipts around 3,000 show liberal marketing but lower bids, while quality cattle remain scarce. Interstate Stockyards show quiet to steady demand for well fat cattle. hogs lower and mixed, sheep and lambs steady to lower across major markets.
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Union Stockyards
Indianapolis
Aoe
WATRG
Cevetessis
Interstate Stockyards
Aug
Chicago
Kansas City
Texas
B. H
Ewes
Louisville
St.louis
Hell
New York
Ismba
Mo Lsat
South Omaha
Cincinnati
Quotations and better news from the strike situation
The market advanced on improved steel shares before the opening with profit taking trimming gains. Short covering was widespread and gold export talk had little effect while investors expect the worst to be over and buy on any reaction. Financial data from major cities show steady money markets and active clearings with varying balances.
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New York
Aug
United States
Shelby Tube Works
United States Steel
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Sugar
Lackawanna
Europe
Mohawk & Malone
United Staves
Financial rates and silver prices across major cities
London lists money and discount rates for short and time bills with consols at 93% and Spanish fours for Paris and Berlin show exchange and discount figures. New York reports bar silver at 58% and Mexican dollars at 46c. London silver bars closed at 2d per ounce.
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Indianapolis
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Chicago
New York Exchange
Boston
Ances
Philadelphia
ST. Louis
Baltimore
Cincinnati
London
Paris
Exchange
Berlin
Treasury balances show available cash and expenditures
Washington August statement lists available cash 177,012,372 with gold reserve 108,303,454. Receipts and expenditures show Internal Revenue 575,780 Customs 774,000 Miscellaneous 1,875,000 totaling 1,427,484. Expenditures 1,245,000, Thursday's surplus 482,404. National bank notes net to POGSAPUGA 535,586. Sinking Fund purchases include Threes at 108.419 and Old Fours at 113.1303. Annual saving in interest noted.
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Washington
Treasury
General Fund
Wencceas
Market Notes on Packers and Shippers and Livestock Prices
Packers and shippers were buyers on the late market with a healthier trade close. Sheep and lamb receipts reached about 1,000 with week total over 1,500, demand from locals weak, East conditions tight, and lamb sales pressured to lower quotes. Lambs sold near 3.50 for decent stock. other grades ranged with comparisons to prior periods noted.
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Churchman
the Central Trust CO
Mait Martket St
Indiana National Bank
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Chas. Finley Smith & CO
Bankers
Trenument Place
Indianapolis, Ind
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Marion Trust Co
N. E. Cor
Monument Pisce
Market St
Valencia Oil
Santa Cruz, Cal
Sanancisco
California
Tidewater
WM. M. Aydelotte
Law
Ianapolis
Ind
Union Consolidated Oil Co
Calfornia
Oran Perry
Law Building
S. A. Fletcher & CO
East Washington Street
Ke Heeman
Sohn
F Sayles & CO
Sast Market Street
Treasury Statement
Ness
Office of Auditor and Treasurer of State
College
Bales University and College Fund
Nelaimed Estates
Bales State Lands
Gasrins Revenue Fund
Leopold Levy
W. H. Mart
Geo
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Stanpsi
Mont Staples
State
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Pennarivania
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Dairies
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Eges
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City
Wilmington
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Rosin
Charleston
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Brun
East Track
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Slater
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Granger Farwell & Co
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Onal
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Paper Co
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Farwell & Co
Furnish High
National Biscuit
Society of Imariaan Florists
Buffalo
John Burton
Wi. Deake
Ashevere
Liam J. Stewart
W. Beatty
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Columbia National Bank
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