Wall Street Slips Into Dull Rut As Prices Fail To Significantly Move
New York April 4 The stock market fell into a dull rut with prices not significantly moved by early trading. Foreign demand and London’s balance, Paris demand for rolls, and copper downfalls influenced sentiment. Rail officials reported no change in conditions and capital markets showed cautious activity as crop prospects and moisture reports weighed on trade. Total sales reached $2,872,000 with United States bonds unchanged on call.
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Wheat Market Mixed After Weather Boost and Seeded Wheat
Weather improved and favorable seeding pushed wheat prices down briefly before gains later in the day. Reports from Chicago Minneapolis and Duluth show steady to higher movement as northerly winds and seedings affected supply. corn and oats traded unevenly with mixed receipts and limited demand.
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New York Pro Market Report With Prices and Receipts
New York market notes show varied signals across commodities with No 2 western and No 1 northern Duluth beans, No 2 hard winter oats, and wheat options opening active and higher before easing. Reports mention spot market receipts, elevators, and prices for brown, white, and mixed grains, with market activity in New York and Boston areas and dairy items including butter cream and milk products.
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Local Market Sees Rain Shortage Hit Kansas Corn
Kansas markets show tight corn supplies after scant rainfall while clover seed weakens. Prices for corn trends steady to firmer with bids around $8 per bushel for certain lots, alfalfa and clover seed slipping. regional quotes shift as traders weigh moisture, with Toledo and Chicago activity indicating mixed demand and pending crop prospects.
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Divorce case spurs crowded Angola circuit term
Tad Shaeffer vs Jacob Shaeffer dominates Angola news as a pending divorce in the Angola circuit court looms with forthcoming litigation. Local editor William E Hecken lively notes paper supply delays and upcoming term activity while reporting on residents visiting in town and other social mentions.
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Marcy Shaeffer
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Emory G Melendy
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H.D Lockhart
Janes Robinson
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Hogs Decline As Cattle and Lambs Trade Mixed
Market report from Chicago notes Monday receipts weak for hogs with prices down while cattle steady to lower and lambs higher. Yard activity dull with buyers cautious. some spring lambs and hogs reported at varied prices, exporters and western shippers cautious amid shifting demand.
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Sparse East Buffalo cattle market report
East Buffalo market summary shows mixed cattle receipts and steady tone. Fat cattle around 5.07 to 8.09 per hundredweight with meats and heifers and hogs noted. calves and pigs listed with varied prices. Receipts include 12 cars with steers, heifers, and market notes reflecting routine trading and stock levels.
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Albion Minor News Highlights from Albion April 430
In Albion Ica on April 430 era a flurry of local visits and farewells. Harsh of Avilla and Taylor of Kendallville visited townsfolk while many spoke of kin and friends gathering for meals and church events. Rev. Knox and Rev. Graves announced services as residents travel to Chicago and Cromwell for schooling and college duties.
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Elmer Henoy
Georgia Copnent
Frances Copp
Merten Talart
Zadie-Genone
Hector McKeller
Velina Basgel
Chariie Ingraham
Wora
Mendallville
Manenta
Don
Johnston
Wichit
Gan
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Green
Chicago
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Minnie Arlighaum
Edith Ranks
Cromwell
Rev
Knox
Graves
Doo Mour
St Too
Bonham
Ricks
Sundar
McConnell
Ligorler
Dry Goods Market Report From Yokohama Markets
Market notes show firmer conditions in Yokohama despite cotton declines. Buyers cautious on new purchases as sentiment weakens. Cotton goods prices hint at stabilization with limited early shipments and some stiffening noted in fall orders.
Coffee Market Turbulence Weighs on New York Trade
Fragmented OCR text reports shifts in the coffee market with scattered figures. Mentions New York and international trade, but readable details are sparse.
Pleasant Lake News Highlights Local Social Roundup
Pleasant Lake Ind April 13 social notes list gatherings and visitors. Bialné Hulman and family visited George Cogswell and relatives in Pleasant Lake. Clarence Harpham recovering from injuries with updates from Fort Wayne. Mrs Edna Smith Banner near critical condition following sister Mrs Frank Derby in Waterloo. Annie Brights, June Wullman, and Dr Fuller house expansion noted. Community church events and ordination plans mentioned.
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Bella Sewell
Clarence Harpham
Fort Wayns
Clarence
Clits Eiis Laces
Taterlae
Edna Smith
Frank Derby
Waterloo
Junes Wullman
Henry Hach
North Main
Miss Gera
Joseph Ransburg
Goshen
Bartenders Union Meeting Stated For This Evening
A notice declares an important Bartenders' union meeting scheduled for this evening urging all members to attend. The advertisement appears in the Try Journal Gasotts Want Adz.
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Suit for damages filed in Steuben Circuit Court
By Kiel Neys Bureau, ANCOLA. Twe, April 1t-Laturen EB. Smith, administrator, by his attorneys Woodhul & Beckhart, has filed a claim in the Steuben circuit court in which the Wabash Railway company is named defendant, seeking damages of five thousand dollars for an alleged negligence that caused the death of Catherine Tonint while a passenger on the defendant's train at Callingram.
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Revolver at Garrett linked to Lincoln assassination
A scrambled report notes Parker, a city pew dealer, owning a revolver connected to President Lincoln's shooting. The piece mentions a peculiar locking mechanism and a bugle from the Civil War. It also references a 23 revolver that fires pollen caps, and a Union Center Singing Society event set for April 15, 1908 at North Calon chores with 16 cent admission.
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Death Comes To Wife After Operation At St Joseph’s
Zoe Marabrens wife of Charles shrehe died at St Josephs hospital Glenday morning aged thirty one years after a recent abdominal operation. Survived by husband one son and one daughter. She was member of St Patrick’s Catholic church and auxiliary of machinists union. Funeral will be Wednesday morning from St Patrick’s Church.
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Warfiage licenses granted in Steuben County
County clerk issues marriage licenses to multiple couples in Angola and nearby areas as of April 14, listing names such as Susan and Claris from Angola and Bessie from Clear Lake, with county officials signing the orders.
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