Market Review Shows Heavy Demand and Mixed Grains
The week ending June 22 saw satisfactory trade with heavy commission week activity and high volumes. Potatoes, onions, beans, and berries fluctuated, with firm stock and rising prices for some items while others weakened. Grain receipts remained light, wheat weaker, with several price quotes in different wheat and corn grades. Provisions and dairy products held steady or edged higher, while dry goods and hides firmed. Trade details include specific price ranges for flour, coffee, sugars, and various produce, with notes on demand for eggs, butter, and cheese.
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Mississippi
Texas
Ad of Trade
Siggy
Shia
Timothy
Liverpool
California
St. Louis
Seid
Cumberland
United States
London
Stigl
Bet Iron Colo
Baltimore
Uy Southern
Kansas City
June's vivid bargains from a busy market ledger
A dense, fragmentary price catalog lists commodities across berries, vegetables, meats, coal, drugs, fabrics, and groceries with per unit or per ton prices. Includes items like blackberries, red cherries, beans, coal types, soaps, coffee, sugar, lard, and various textiles, interspersed with scattered place or brand names and a long string of numeric values.
Noteworthy Movers of the Stock Market With Limited Activity
New York June 2 The stock market opened weak on the bank statement and drifted lower with bears covering briefly. Demand remained light as prices retreated to late levels, while a few gains appeared on railroad and industrial issues amid a general sense of money market restraint and cautious investor sentiment.
Rates on Loans and Exchange Clearings and Balances
Indianapolis reports commercial loan rates at 4 4 percent with balances of 79 129.42. New York call money nominal and bankers’ bills noted at 4 4 percent with posted rates 4 56 45. Clearings listed for Chicago Philadelphia St Louis Cincinnati London Berlin Paris and Mexico City markets with figures for exchanges and balances, bullion moves and discount levels across currencies.
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Indianapolis
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Dille
Chicago
New York Exchange
Philadelphia
ST. Louis
Ee Cee
Cincinnati
London
Bank of England
Berlin
Exchange
Paris
Exports and imports at New York port reach high weekly values
New York reports weekly trade figures with gold and silver exports totaling 1,036,??7. Exports in silver bars and coin reach 1,032,778 while gold exports amount to 4. W1. Imports show 191,466 in silver bars and 42,173 in gold. Dry goods and merchandise imports valued at 5,879,521 for the week.
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New York
Treasury balances show available cash and gold reserves
Washington report lists general fund balances excluding the $150 million gold reserve. Available cash stands at $170,886,821 while gold is $95,918,355 in the redemption division.
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Washington
Treasury
General Fund
Weekly Bank Statement Highlights Odd Movements
The New York weekly bank statement shows loans up 0.60, deposits and circulation down, reserves down, and a surplus drop to 2,170,775. It notes a large cash loss from gold exports to Europe, unsettled loan liquidity, and anticipated July interest disbursements that will absorb money temporarily, keeping money on call active.
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New York
Europe
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Stock Exchange
Petroleum dust and spirits markets in June report
Newswire dust and turpentine prices show mixed activity across cities. New York and Philadelphia quotes drift, Savannah notes firm rosin and turpentine, Wilmington reports quiet trading, and New Orleans records cotton firmness amid a day of uneven commodity pricing.
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New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Gase
Savannah
Wilmington
City
Ontpelier
Indiana
Southe Crude Petroleum
North Lima
Charleston
Mc. Rosin
Live Stock Markets Show Mixed Week in Indianapolis
Union Stockyards Indianapolis June 22 Cattle receipts near 100 with steady to firm prices. Hogs 500 shipments, week irregular but closing higher. top hog price 6.15. Sheep 200 head, market steady. Week overall sees steady to higher values in a market with varied demand and regional shifts.
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Union Stockyards
Indianapolis
Missouri
Scuaiaeies
Nathcee Oo
Eevasite Peanictay
Esses Bor
Austin
Miieven
Chicago
Texas Fed
Texas
Texas Bulls
Estes
Ern Wethers
ST. Louis
South Omaha
New York
ST. Joseph
Wheat the Only Loser as Cables Drag Prices Down
Chicago June 22 report shows weak wheat as depressed by poor cables and strong harvest weather in the Southwest. September wheat closes lower while corn and oats rise. pork and lard futures also edge higher. Export demand remains mixed with varied receipts and clearances across markets.
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Chicago
Shorts
Seaboard
Minneapolis
Duluth
Kansas
Zige
Market News From New York on Grain and Cattle Prices
New York reports mixed grain prices with dull flour receipts and steady wheat amid favorable weather. Corn meal and barley show quiet or dull activity while prices for lambs and yearlings at auction are noted. overall weekly receipts exceed last year, with renewed buying interest and modest market gains.
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New York
Minnesota
O. B
Northern
Duluth
Egpro
Interstate Stockyards cattle and grain market report
June 22 Indianapolis stockyards report shows receipts light with steady cattle quotes. Good to choice steers and cows listed with varied weights and prices. grain and byproducts range steady, spot markets firm, hay quiet, hides and leather values noted.
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Interstate Stockyards
Indianapolis
Seadunseni
Ber
Chica
Juio
OM Saprember
Fae
Naere
Poo
Coast
Niase
Samy
California
Texas
Buenos
City
Japan
Trade in General Market Report June 22
A detailed price bulletin from St Louis Baltimore Cincinnati and Milwaukee notes dull wheat and flour along with mixed beef pork and lard markets. Prices for butter cheese tallow and various meat cuts are listed with regional variations and shipment figures.
Market Signals Across Butter Cheese and Poultry Regions
June reports show mixed dairy and poultry activity across multiple cities. Butter quotes vary from quiet to steady as creamery and western grades trade. cheese also holds fair to good levels, while eggs stay steady. Poultry markets indicate steady small bird demand with varying price ranges in New York Louisville Chicago St Louis and Cincinnati.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
New York
Naltimore
Chicago
Mglvc
Dairies
Kansas City
Kansas
Louisville
Lee
ST. Louis
Wentern
Cincinnati
IMR
Sian
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