Wheat Prices Dip as Bearish Shell Game Hits Markets
Wheat values decline amid nervous trading and rain delays. News centers on storms delaying grain, with December trading at 1.15 to 1.18 in New York and May at 1.11 to 1.83. Provisions weak. hog prices slide and overall market closes near session lows.
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Hog Market Firmer Yet Mixed as Packers Lead Trade
Chicago reports tell of hog receipts and mixed demand with packers pushing prices near 8.57. A weak tone in cattle and sheep markets followed, buyers delaying purchases as quality and weight affected values.
Fort Wayne Market Prices for Cereal and Livestock
Record of twelfth district prices for brain hay feed wheat oats and corn with cheney values. Livestock and dairy items listed including hogs sheep steers calves cows and chickens with prices and unit measures from local dealers and creameries.
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Buffalo live stock and poultry market notes
Buffalo stock markets report slow trade for cattle and sheep with lambs around 6 30 and hogs near 6. New York poultry prices show steady western fowls and declined hogs. cotton futures in dull trade with near term prices steady to firm. corn and oats markets mixed with cautious demand and holiday influence.
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Dairy and Egg Market Report From New York
Market notes indicate strong receipts and prices with varied eggs and dairy items. References to eggs from hens, mixed lots, and butter from creameries suggest active trading, with specifics obscured by OCR errors but indicating firm demand and notable quantity changes.
Porker Market Shows Steady Receipts Fair Prices
Toledo market reports fair receipts and steady to strong prices across hogs cattle sheep and calves. Hogs ranged from Selected heavies 6.50 to bulk around 8.20 8.40. cattle including fat steers 5.25 to 7.00 and heifers 4.50 4.28. sheep and lambs with primes 4.59 5.60 and calves from 5.50 to 8.00于
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City News Briefs From Hammond Street Birth and Holiday Closings
A birth is reported at 05 Hammond Street with a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Clara Jackson. City schools announce Christmas holidays with closures through January. country schools close Friday and reopen January 3. A bankruptcy trustee resignation and creditor meeting set for January 3 in Maude F. Walker case. Postage stamp sales rise with holiday demand and coal deliveries noted. Fort Wayne Christmas apparel sales highlighted by Lehman’s Clothing House.
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Meat Cutters Ball At Mul-l Queen Hall Tonight
Fragmented notice advertises a Meat Cutters Ball at Mul-l Queen Hall this evening. Other lines echo sales and items from Bash & Co and Lehman’s Clothing House with partial product mentions and a note from Louis F. Curdes in the Shoaff Building.
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Wheat Price and Market Rounds From Toledo and Cincinnati
Toledo reports mixed wheat and corn movements with prices easing from recent highs. Cash and futures declined while bullish state reports offered some support. oats and clover seed followed the broader decline amid weaker exports and strong local supplies. Cincinnati notes bank merger involving Merchants' National and Wiret Nasional bank, with leadership changes and capital adjustments.
Explosion Scene In Garrett Described By Reporter
The report recounts a nitro explosion scene in Garrett with engineer John Gorey, laborer Dee, and others including Martin Cogley and Tony Schuster. It notes Gorey is critical and situates the event near Cameron and the B. and C. mill road where Schuster worked.
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Call Money High on Holiday Trade Volume in New York
New York call money rose to 4 to 4 1/2 percent amid heavy bank loan calls and suspected market strain, with the largest New York clearing house bank reporting 17 million dollars in liquidity. Exchange markets signaled lower rates ahead as remittance demand for Christmas and January dividend payments projected a seasonal easing, while major stocks drifted with unsettled rumors and only limited gains in copper and lead stocks.
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Golden Wedding Anniversary in Auburn Celebrated
The golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Hollister was celebrated at their Van Buren street home. Guests included daughter Mrs. S. E. Cole, Rev. W. S. Freeland officiated, noting the couple wed December 21, 1889. The Hollisters, long married, marked 11 years since the last century. Mr. and Mrs. Eckhart planned a winter trip to Mobile, California via New Orleans and El Paso, and library construction in Auburn will begin soon with Mr. Eckhart supervising.
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S Lorge Suspends Bowling For Holidays
Owing to a mining holiday the Elks league has suspended bowling until after the holidays. Games resume promptly after the holiday with the first matches set for the evening of January 3.
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Auburn News highlights political and personal • court and community items
Congressman Cyrna Wy Gline travels briefly home from Washington. Indiana official Charles Knapy appointed field expert for the state counting board starting Jan 1. Judge Bratton urges jurors to enforce laws against liquor violations. Mrs. Goldies Neidig granted a divorce from Dennis Neidig after three attempts. The Melniere family plans a Chicago trip. Football injury update for a local player. Local residents make routine travel and domestic visits as listed.
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McLean and Walsh Heir Welcomes Grandchild in $75 Million Fortunes
John R. McLean and Thomas F. Walsh announce the birth of a baby boy to Mrs. Edward Beale McLean and Mrs. Erdlyn Walsh, heirs to combined McLean and Walsh fortunes. The McLean estate is conservatively valued at 20 million and Walsh at 56 million, creating a $75 million lineage milestone.
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Garrett News Briefs Include Medical, Social and Local Trades
Garrett Indiana news item reports Prof Coleberd message about nose growth operation delayed by cold. Christmas bell event at Wagner Opera House next Saturday. finances by Dr and Mrs Gillis. James Barnes to undergo hospital operation after measles infection. Mrs A Quince remains critically ill at Sacred Heart. Frank Hall becomes agent for Presidential Life Insurance. Mr and Mrs Clarence Flowers welcome a son. Loretta Hill is mother. Drain assessment sheet compiled. property owners can begin payments. James Brady improves after bowel trouble at Sacred Heart. legal note on note collection dismissed in court.
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