Local Wholesale Trade Sluggish with Low Cereals Receipts
In a slack market for cereals, receipts fell below average with only thirty cars of wheat and corn reported yesterday by inspectors. Prices remained steady across the board as the Board of Trade quotables show white and mixed corn at various fractions and timothy hay near fifteen dollars a ton. Wagon market activity was limited with no sizable showing of shipments yesterday.
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Board of Trade
Ae Arket
Tyelew
Prices of wares and farm commodities listed in market report
The market report lists prices for cereals, hay, straw, hides, tallow, and groceries. It includes corn per bushel, oats per bushel, sheaf oats per ton, Timothy hay and clover hay per ton, straw per ton, and various butter and cheese prices. Wholesale drug and dry goods quotations follow with numerous chemical names and ledger items.
Chicago Stocks Report Fragment at Thompson Co. Wire
A partial stock list from Albert R. Thompson & Co. wire shows entries for American National, National Biscuit, Swift & Co., United Box Board, and related U.S. trading names. The fragment hints at a market round but lacks complete data or outcomes.
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Albert R. Thompson & Co
American National Bete
National Biscuit
Swift & Co
United
United Box
Local Stock Market Report From Yesterday
Security Trust Company stock featured with thirty shares sold at 103 percent. Union Traction common stock closed at 46 bid 4715 asked, marking a drop from Monday. Preferred stock bid remained, but asked rose by half a point. American National Bank stock rose one point in bid. Columbia National Bank stock offered at 1M. Sales listed include Security Trust Company, American National Bank bonds, Union Traction, Telene Ist, Citizens' Street railway, American Central Life Bank.
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Security Trust Company
Union Traction Common
American National Bank
Columbia National Bank
Security Trust Com
American ‘National’ Bank
Ls Water &S
Union Tractionm Ss
New Telene Ist
Citizens
Bi American Central Life
Bank
Financial Markets and Treasury Statement Summary
Indianapolis loans and balances show 1,319,312.22 and 388,895.62. New York call money 2 to 2 1/2 percent, time money 4 1/2 to 5 percent. Sterling and mercantile rates steady. London and Paris exchange cited. silver markets noted. Washington treasury balances report available cash 226,601,883.
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Indianapolis
Comercial
Clearge
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Washington
Treasury
New York Stock Market Upward Turn Closes Strong
Private wire reports show a day of mixed movement in New York stocks with an early decline giving way to strong buying. Short-covering and bullish private banker sentiment pushed key issues like Louisville & Nashville St. Paul Goulds Erie and Reading higher. Union Pacific attracted talk of bulls while money markets remained easy and London shifted from seller to buyer as gold exports were favored.
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Coal Miners’ Convention
Atchison
London
Sterling Exchange
United States Shipbuilding
Metropolitan Street Railway
Interurban
Wall Street
Mpt
Earl Leal
United States
The
Stock Exchange
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pittsburg, Chicago & Fort Wayne Lway Company
Meyer & Kiser
Louisville & Nashville
St. Paul
Gould
Erie
Cooper
Union Pacific
Paris
Market rally after late covering in New York stocks
New York trading saw a late covering rally after an initial open decline. London shifted from selling to buying about 20 000 shares on balances. A coal operators miners conciliation board move boosted sentiment though conditions remain two sided and uncertain with corn cotton money and sterling in play.
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A. R. Thompson & Co
New York
London
Equity group aims to raise farm prices by withholding crops
The Providence Journal reports on a new Indiana organization, the American Society of Equity, aiming to push grain prices up by farmers withholding their crops from the market, repeating a tactic seen in old attempts to control prices.
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Providence Journal
Indiana
American Society of Equity
Pega
Sharp advance in corn lifts market as prices steady at close
Chicago June 16 The grain market saw a sharp corn price advance under bullish crop signals. September corn closed higher while oats up slightly and wheat little changed. Near steady finish for July and September corn, with firm demand and limited offerings. Local receipts and shipments cited for wheat flour corn and oats.
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France
Russia
St. Louis
Northwest
Bradstreet’s
Illinois
Minneapolis
Duluth
Nawies
Eesco
Supply changes in grains via Bradstreet telegraph
Bradstreet telegraph reports wheat supplies in the United States and Canada east of the Rockies decreased while Europe shows an increase. total supply down 4,152,000 bushels. Corn up 195,000 bushels. oats down 367,000. Major rises include 1,353,000 in Manitoba and 200,000 at Northwestern interior elevators, plus 160,000 at Port Huron, 79,000 at Nashville, and 64,000 at Eau.
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Bradstreet
United States
Canada
Rockies
Europe
Manitoba
Northwestern
Port Huron
Nashville
Coeau
Wheat Market Mixed as Futures Rally on Corn News
New York June 16 Wheat market fairly active and irregular due to light stocks. July options strengthened amid bullish crop news and covering by shorts, while later maturities faded. Spot firm for corn and oats with modest gains across grains. wheat futures closed modestly higher on the session.
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Cf. O. B
Duluth
Manitoba
Room Shorts
Ae Sosen
Grain and commodity prices in St Louis June trade
Flour steady to active with patents at 3.60 to 3.75 and extras up to 5.50. Timothy seed 2.42.50. Corn meal 0.70. Wheat mixed lower No 2 red 0.78, No 2 hard 0.77. Corn 0.48 to 0.47. Oats 0.44. White eye 0.04. Pork 17.97, lard 5.45, bacon around 10.25. Hay down, whisky 1.90. Cotton tires 1.65, bagging and hemp twine listed. Receipts and shipments shown for flour, wheat, corn, oats.
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ST. Louis
Mixed Nineteenth Century Market Snippets Across Cities
A scattered June report catalogs grain futures and live stock notes from Duluth to New York. Wheat and oats prices, butter and cheese quotes, and cattle and hog market activity surface with various regional bids, including Kansas City, Chicago, and Cincinnati, reflecting tentative demand and price shifts.
Dry goods market shows advancing trend with price freezes
New York on June 16 reports a broad advance tendency in dry goods markets. Li Lee stores delay purchases hoping conditions improve while manufacturers grant limited concessions. Mills run low on cotton and refuse further concessions, keeping prices firm.
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New York
Lee
Live Stock Market Cattle Weak as Steers Dominate
Union Stockyards Indianapolis June 16 cattle receipts 1,350 plus 400 shipments. Steer cattle predominate amid an active but uncertain market with salesmen noting steady to firm prices yet bidding often lower than expected. Hogs rise five to ten cents, sheep steady, lambs lower. stockers plentiful and country buyer competition weak, with some sales near steady while other cattle prices fall.
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Kanbas
Demsipeey
Seeany Sea Choice
Tam
Omaha
Owen
Fea
Union Stockyards
Indianapolis
Indiana Crop Outlook Mixed As Warmth Returns Reported
W T Blythe of the Indiana Weather Bureau notes a week with normal temperatures and light showers early, then dry and cool midweek. Corn planting advanced, early corn showing fair growth, some unhealthy coloring. oats heading in southern sections. overall yield expected below average due to smut and insects. Wheat prospects uncertain but improving in local areas. Timothy first cut already made with good yields. potatoes peas melons and gardens planted, cultivation progressing.
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Indiana
The
Climatic and Crop Service, Weather Bureau
Naanes
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