Cattle and hog market report from Indianapolis and major markets
Cattle receipts at Union Stock Yards Indianapolis and other markets show week over week gains for cattle, with varied demand and prices. Fat stock demand held, hogs and sheep receipts fluctuate, prices rising for best weights while stockers feeders and inferior cattle remain soft. Regional prices across Chicago Kansas City New York and Philadelphia reflect a generally firm stance in late July trading.
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Democratic party needs restraint in speech and writing
The Springfield Republican quotes the Democratic party requiring good sense and sober thought. The Chronicle notes the claim and questions how such restraint can be achieved, highlighting the tension between rhetoric and responsible discourse.
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San Francisco Chronicle
Springfeld Republican
Democratic Party
Wheat and Corn Rally as Export Demand Lifts Prices
A July 2 report from Chicago shows September wheat closing 6 1/2 cents higher, corn up 1 1/2 cents, and oats 1 1/2 cents higher amid moderate selling and covering. Export demand boosted by 140 loads reportedly contracted for shipment, with limited Eastern buying and improved Liverpool market sentiment.
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Wheat and corn supply changes across US and Europe
Special cable data from Bradstreet shows United States and Canada wheat up 2 418 bushels east of the Rockies with Europe up 1 300 1e4 bushels. Corn up 235 06 bushels, oats down 1 255 000 bushels. Notable gains at Newport News 275 000 bushels, Chicago private elevators 135 009 bushels, Fort Worth and Nashville 16 00 bushels each, Norfolk 62 00 bushels. Decreases at Western interior elevators 1 09 bushels and Portland, Maine 55 00 bushels. Portland Tacoma and Seattle combined wheat stocks down 222 000 bushels.
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Rockies
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Newport News
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Nashville
Norfolk
North- Western
Interior
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Portland
Ore
Tacoma
Seattle
Wash
Strengthens the General List
Market reports show July wheat futures mixed with rain in Frances trigger driving rally and higher Paris wheat, while No 2 Western and No 1 northern Duluth prices move on spot and futures activity. Corn receipts and oats see steadier demand with firm options as prices rise on cover and export data.
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Frances
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Simer
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Wotte
Coffee Spot Rin Quiet Reported Invaler Stee. Mud Call
Market notes describe sugar refining conditions with terms like Suger-Raw steady and 9-16c cen centrifugal test. References include 45-2 molassed sugar 316-16 and refined grades crushed 6.5 6.550 Branulated 5.450 with quiet activity at Cordova Saute district.
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Market snapshot of dairy and produce across major cities
New York reports Butter Receipts 12,033 packages with firm market and varied grades from State dairy to imitation creamery. Cheese receipts 24,14 packages, market firm and quiet. Philadelphia notes Butter firm and higher, Eggs firm with regional price differences. Baltimore shows firm butter and steady eggs with varied packaging. Chicago on the Produce Exchange: butter firm, creamery types steady, cheese steady, eggs steady. Louisville packers list prices for butter and eggs, Kansas City and Cincinnati supply notes. Boston wool market remains firm with strong territory sales and detailed fleece pricing. Poultry prices vary by city, alive and dressed markets show firmness in several hubs. Additional notes cover spirits of turpentine, rosin, and crude petroleum prices across Wilmington, Louisville, Charleston, Savannah, and St. Louis.
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Metals Report From New York and St Louis
Be, New York, July. Pig tin closed at 27. Copper closed at high values for Lake Superior and 461 percent for casting and electrolytic. Spelter was selling again at 240.2 to 240.5. The freight rate, 2s.360, No. 1 Southern foundry at 4.75 to 16.04, 9.59910 for No. 1 Northern foundry. 2 Southern foundry 1494.56. South arpts weighed per soft at 14.75 to 15.25. St Louis metals quiet. Lead ready at 67. Speiter dull at 3.80.
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Cotton Market Summary From New York New Orleans
New York reports no material change in staple cotton prices for home and export demand remains indifferent. Fall River market shows dullness but steady prices for staples and fancies, with spring goods in fair demand. New Orleans shows 1150 bales sold with mixed grades including low and good middling. receipts and stock levels noted.
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Busy Market Haggle Reflects Seasonable Demand and Rich Imports
Trade remains active with cooler mornings boosting purchases by retailers and commission men. Receipts of fruits and vegetables are heavier, prices hold firm on many staples while melons lemons and citrus show strength, and canned goods and dried fruits rise in demand amid larger California stock.
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the Board of Trade
Weekly Crop Bulletin Reports Widespread Crop Stress
The Indiana weather bureau bulletin notes hot dry sunny weather causing severe injury to growing crops. Corn is suffering with tassels burned and blades curling. Rain on some lands offers limited recovery but many areas are past saving. Tobacco and potatoes degrade. rye and wheat threshing near completion. oats harvest complete. wells running dry.
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Inediana Weather Bureau
Helping the Boys in Min: Newsboys Bank Accounts Grow
In Min, about eighty newsboys have bank accounts averaging seven dollars in aggregate, with individual accounts from five to four? down. Each account earns interest and three accounts exceed three dollars. The program credits F. M. Peavy, a millionaire grain dealer, as the starter of these depositors, praising his generosity toward the current generation of youths.
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