Moving to Eastern markets, Gulf trade remains heavy
The market notes continued strength in cereals with bids yesterday. Wheat and corn prices show gains across several grades with No. 2 red Wheat at 72M4e, No. 1 white corn at 47c, and various No. 2 to No. 4 white and mixed lots all posting higher values, while oats and hay also firm. Warehouse inspections list mixed car totals, and wagon market activity is light with corn and hay easing.
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Gulf
Hay
An Timothy
Money and Exchange Rates Across Cities and Treasury Balance
Financial notices from Indianapolis and New York show commercial paper at 4 6 percent, time loans 5 6 percent, clearings 1 278 222.37, balances 429 826.50. New York call money steady at 2 2 percent, time money 4 percent for sixty to ninety days, six months 4 5 1 2 percent, mercantile paper 4 percent. Sterling exchange firm with bankers bills 20 for demand, 34 85 25 for sixty days. London market closed for holiday. Paris rente 3 percent at 98 %. Berlin exchange London 20m 45 percent for checks. New York bar silver 43 1 2 cents, Mexican dollars 42 cents. Treasury available cash balance 224 100 180 with 106 398 653 gold holdings.
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Supecco
Ny Lyim Hocking Coal
Internationa i International Peer “ Lactete Gas National Biseu National
Indianapolis
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Prime Mercantile
London
Paris
Berlin
Washington
Treasury
Covered Short Contracts Amid Market Liquidation
New York stock activity June 2 shows the Well Waldorf crowd covering shorts as securities favored by Canadians weakened. At close, bids rose to lift the market to a level encouraging further short covering. Some commission houses bought when strength appeared. Yesterday’s buyers who supported the market sold on the advance.
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TA. R. Thompson & Co
New York
Union Traction Stocks Mixed In Dull Session
Stocks show a dull Indianapolis session with no reported sales. Union Traction common bids 40 and asks 45, preferred 83 and 89 asked. money in good demand as country bankers seek more funds.
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Union Traction Common
Stock Exchange
Brown-Ketcham Iron Works
Capital National Bank
Central Trust Co
Indiana Hotel Co
Indiana Ener Aigee
Indiana National Bank
Indiana
Indiana Trust Co
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Gas Co
Indianapolis Street Railway
Indianapolis Traction & Terminal
Law Building
Marion Trust Co
National Ban Woo New Castle bin Co
Iin
People’s Air Bank
Ol. Security Trust Co
Union National Bank
Union Traction
Citizens” Street Railroad
del. & Mad. Co
Indiana Weather Bureau reports week of June 1 in review
W T Blythe reports showery conditions dominated the week, with statewide rainfall exceeding requirements though central areas had heavy rain hindering field work. Corn remains largely unplanted in spots, wheat heads short and yields below average due to rust and insects, oats uneven but improving, and clover pastures short yet recovering. Potatoes and garden crops do well with a light fruit crop outlook, blackberries improving.
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W. T. Blythe
Indiana
Climate and Crop Service
The
Weather Bureau
Maine Governor Declares Fast Day a Mockery and Farce
The Louisville Courier-Journal quotes the Maine governor opposing a fast day proclamation as wholly contrary to good sense. He laments serving it, calls it a mockery, and wishes it abolished to keep a clean conscience. He notes officials who comply with such duties should heed the spirit of precedent.
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Louisville
Roosevelt Avoids Te British Columbia Remark
Kansas City Journal notes Roosevelt's measured restraint while near British Columbia, highlighting cautious conduct amid superstition rumors and travel proximity to the border. The piece underscores disciplined leadership despite speculative chatter in the press.
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Kansas City Journal
Roosevelt
British Columbia
Grain futures rally on weather market and tight supplies
Chicago trading showed broad gains across grains with July wheat up 1 1 2 cents and corn up 2 2 1 2 cents as storms and floods threaten acreage. Provisions rose with hogs firm amid plant closures in Kansas City and higher hog prices, while receipts for wheat corn oats and hogs were reported along with cash quotes and visible supplies in New York.
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St. Louis
New York
London
Northwest
Minneapolis
Duluth
Ing. T. T. Janes
Grain futures firm after morning weakness on Western reports
New York June 2 grain market showed early weakness in cereals turning firmer as bull crop news and strong outside demand supported prices. Wheat and corn receipts and exports reported, with No 2 Western and No 1 northern Manitoba bids noted. Oats, sugars, coffee and lard also moved on bullish signals and steady to firm tones.
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New York
Duluth
Manitoba
Continental
S. Rio
Cordova
Trade In General Quotions From St Louis to Cincinnati
Trade in general quotations from St Louis Baltimore to Cincinnati with prices on rice winter patents corn meal bran wheat rye pork lard and various futures. Notable figures include No 2 hard wheat around 76 to 78 cents track and corn around 48 to 57 cents per bushel with regional variations and shipment totals for flour wheat corn oats and oats at multiple markets.
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Loris
Bere
Timot
Minneapolis
Grain and dairy prices across major markets June 2
Market reports from Milwaukee New York Philadelphia Chicago Louisville and other hubs show butter firm and cheese varied with receipts up or down. Wool prices steady in Boston while cotton strong in New Orleans and Indianapolis reports mixed cattle hogs and sheep trends amid firm demand for better stock.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Daanke
Boston
ST. Louis
Live Stock Markets Rise Dampened by Tight Supplies
Indianap olis June 2 live stock news shows hogs higher by ten to fifteen cents and sheep steady to firm while cattle receipts total about 650 with a week to week drop. Prices broadly advance 11 to 15 cents for most good cattle and stronger local demand supports stockers and feeders amid limited shipments.
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Best
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Union Stockyards
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