Supply of Shocks Exceeded Demand on Wall Street
New York April 08 Reports show higher prices attempted by leaders but demand overwhelmed by speculative pressure. The market swung through the day with persistent short selling pressure and cautious demand from remaining investors. The quarterly report of United States Mo corporation drew mixed reactions while bond activity remained irregular and total sales reached 4.0 million dollars.
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Cold Wave Exerts Bullish Influence on Wheat in Chicago
Weather shifts boost Chicago grain markets with bullish demand from millers. Wheat futures rise while July and May contracts show gains amid speculative buying and heavy cash demand, signals from Kansas and Nebraska crop reports. Continuous weather pressures and strong cash markets lift corn and livestock futures, with receipts and exports noted in market activity.
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Chicago
Dry Goods Market Receipts and Market Tone Mixed
New York grain and provisions news shows slow broadening in wheat and cotton markets with general value declines in staples. Silk and hosiery sales firm slightly while overall buying remains cautious. sentiment improves but active purchases hold back.
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Irthwestern
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Sya
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Coffee Market Notes From New York April
Market report from New York notes small price changes and thin activity in trading. Prices hover around notable levels with limited demand and cautious sentiment tempering gains. Analysts reference unsettled conditions and mixed futures signals in the session.
Hay Market Report Shows Mixed Receipts and Steady Prices
The Chicago hay market notes receipts of 626 tons with 7 more shipped and prices largely unchanged for timothy and other grasses. Mixed grades and classifications appear with lower prices for some feeds, while demand holds firm for feed barley and oats. The brief bulletin summarizes stock levels, shipping totals, and pricing signals for hay and related forage materials.
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Chelee Timothy
HH. P.O. Na
Feumachy
Timathy
Senate
City Markets Report Mixed Prices and Winter Outlook
Local city scales report a rough winter ahead with varied market activity. Prices for hay and molasses show declines while refining and sugar futures hold. receipts and stock levels indicate steady but uneven demand across commodities. Cincinnati and Indianapolis price notes reflect regional fluctuations and adjusted bids.
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Ener
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Hneese
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ISIS
Iwoewn
Taixea
Eutherad
Wool Market News From Boston April 2
The wool trade reports ongoing activity in Boston with steady demand for staple and braids. Prices are uncertain as markets quote ranges from Ohio to New York, with buyers showing cautious interest and suppliers preparing for seasonal demand.
Former Avila Lady Lottie White Dies in Grand Rapids
News reached Avilla Indiana that Lottie White, daughter of Mrs. Jane McCartney, died in a accidental incident in Grand Rapids Michigan. Funeral services will be held Friday morning at First Methodist Episcopal Church.
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Histers Bureau
Avilla
Ind
Airy
Lottie White
Grand Rapids
Mich
Jane “McCartney
Firs Methodist Episcopal Church
Want ads, the Journal Gazette are only to a word.
Classified notice states that want ads in the Journal Gazette must be a single word per listing. It outlines formatting constraints and deadlines for submission. The brief notice emphasizes consistency across editions and calls for ad buyers to adhere to the one word rule.
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Journal Gazette
Wheat and Clover Seed Markets Rise One Cent
Toledo April 29 Trade in wheat and clover seed shows modest gains with May futures up while cash positions wobble. Prices firm for May and July in wheat, with oats and corn futures mixed in Chicago and local cash markets holding near steady levels amid light activity.
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Cudahy
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Fricaman
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Kendallville Personal News Highlights in April Report
Kendallville Indiana daily notes several local movements. Mrs M. Case improves after grip illness and can rise part of the day. Mr and Mrs Fran Weingart plan to return from Fort Smith Arkansas. Misses Pearl Fables and Jesala Weingart travel with Mrs Weingart to visit Denver. Gosling, Pallman, Sawyer, Marshall, Whitfurd, Foster, and Aukerman appear in town or on business. Church of Christ members plan Auburn Exide service by 6:80 car.
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Kendallville
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Iapans
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D. Hunt
Church of Christ
Auburn Exide
Noble County Pioneer Dies Near Avilla
Noble county memorial notes the death of David Monger a pioneer aged sixty two near Avilla. He had been in poor health for years and his funeral is planned Friday at 1 pm at the Civil La Methodist Episcopal church with Rev Straight officiating.
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Ind
Monger
Noble County
Dvilla Methodist Episcopal Church
Straight
Sayre
Waterloo Citizen Dead
Waterloo citizen dies at the age of one son and two others survive. Funeral services held at the People's Church with burial in Waterloo.
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Ing
Tesse Jawer
Piace
Ferencon
People's Church
Hogs Advance Again as Sheep and Lambs Slow
Market report notes hog receipts rising to about 4,500 to 4,500 plus weekly totals with buyers paying 5.40 to 5.72 per 100 pounds for various hog categories. Sheep and lambs show rapid receipt growth, with demand easing and prices slipping to around 5.35 to 8.75 for different classes. Cattle supplies increase, with beef steers and butchers steady to firm, while stockers and feeders move at 3.25 to 5.73 and calves at 2.50 to 5.60 per 100 pounds. Overall, hogs lead the activity with ongoing tension between higher supply and buyer caution.
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Swift & Ga
Howe
Texas
Seeep
Funeral for German Father at Freeman Street Home
Nayler Wessler an aged German resident on Freeman street died this morning after long illness. Funeral will be Friday at 2 with interment at Valley Cemetery. Tartheran church service to follow at 2:30 officiated by Kuehn. Vote for Joseph F. Getz for Sheriff. Journal-Gazette Want Ads.
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Lala Vielw Cem
Market Price Quotes from Hogs to Horses in Local Ledger
A long OCR fragment lists wholesale and retail quotations for farm goods and livestock. It cites prices for corn, oats, wheat, clover seed, and various feeds, alongside live and dressed stock values for horses, cattle, chickens, and other farm staples from multiple merchants and scales.
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Columbie Street
Bekart Packing
Ua Dem
Grand Musical at Auburn Coliseum Opens Season
Auburn residents hear the City band present its first musical program at the Coliseum in an April event. The evening features the Second Regiment band and a fragrant bouquet of performances. Tickets listed at 25 cents for Latin themed encores.
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Auburn
Ind
Aburn City Band
Ssennd Reciment Band
Remonstrance Districts Over Liquor License Sought
Teacher Istac Barker announces Smithfield township remonstrance to block liquor licenses for two years. Ashley area on DeKalb side of main street proposes Ashley precincts west of Summit. Himer McClish also applies for liquor in Ashley in Smithfield, prompting the remonstration. Officials expect to file report Friday.
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Auburn
Istac Barker
Summit
Smithfield Township
Ashley
Steuben
DeKalb
Himer McClish
Smithfield
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