Wheat Markets End Mixed After Uncertain Chicago Trading Day
Wheat and corn closed with mixed tone as Chicago trading left prices volatile. May and December wheat deliveries showed modest gains while other grains faced pressure amid cautious cash flows and erratic receipts. Futures closed near steady levels amid limited buying and selling activity.
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Weywion
Owl
Journal-Gazette
Toledo
Chicago
Patten
Clagin
Liverpool
Armour
May
Fort Wayne Market Prices for Grains and Provisions
A corrected market listing details wholesale street prices for cereals, hogs, sheep, steers, and dairy goods in Fort Wayne. It notes prices for barley, wheat, cornmeal, rye, oats, and related staples, along with butter, eggs, onions, cabbage, and potatoes, including various butter and flour grades and per bushel or per barrel quotes. The item cites corrections by George Cruist and Gtorge CruMsts.
Hogs and cattle market steady but light supply
Cold weather slowed freight, delaying arrivals of hogs and cattle. Supply scarce with 18,000 cattle and 23,000 hogs reported. buyers cautious as rail delays hinder shipments. Bulls, steers, and sheep moved slowly with prices steady to firm, while western and eastern markets showed little activity and speculators stayed cautious awaiting more cars and better certainty.
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Sturnl
Hebedy
Buffalo Report
Tod
Omy
Reil
aTeLe
Traffe
Montana
Alinlsi
Pankers
Huey
Italy
Yestirdiy
Spork
Journel-Gazette
Tomi
O Dew
Weihers
Ned
Hog Market Slows Amid Mixed Grain Prices
The market reports mixed livestock and grain activity with hog prices uneven and cattle and sheep holding steady. Wheat shows small fluctuations while coarse grains trend firm, and receipts across regions reflect slow openings and cautious demand in seasonal markets.
Stock Market Confidence Boosts Buyers Amid Mixed Signals
New York traders remained cautiously optimistic as improved money market conditions and lower call loan pressures supported stock activity. Washington signals on corporate regulation and stronger November earnings from major rail systems provided some lift, while a block sale of Chicago Great Western stock weighed on bonds.
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New York
Abraad
Sub-Treasury
Canidae
Alten Ii
Uni
Washington
Ciideral
Cailvas Systems
Wabueh Grorgy
Chicago
Intel Falls
New York Money and Bonds and Buffalo Cattle Prices
Money on call rates rose with loans easing across sectors in New York fixed income markets. Government and railroad bonds showed strength while commercial papers traded at varied yields. Buffalo cattle prices noted modest receipts with cattle and sheep market activity summarized alongside turkey and lamb figures.
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New York
Dec. S
Alleady
Elayre
Ie Bibl Pointe
Ayer
Alyner Te tUnAg
Rteinsing
Prine
Blerling Exchange
Etuel
Glogy
St Vincent News Noteschurch and Community Events
Syeek correspondence from Vincennes reports parish attendance at St Vincent’s parish event. Local residents Thomas Burnship, Floyd Kerns, Henry Bohay, Miss Biane Kenny and others spent Christmas with family. Several residents visited relatives, hosted guests, and celebrated holidays.
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Syeek
Journalrixette
Vincent
Ind
Holmay
Thomas Burnship
Lion
Floyd Kerns
BylKrens
Henry Bohay
Enn
Chaningham
Leo
Spat
Keene
Bianeh
Kenny Hes
Alftml Kerna
John Gehorn
Argos
CTE
Beens
Misa Anna Water
Hencheon
Amper
Mes
Lelie
Hure
Sar
Marker
Mr. Watays
Tendy Tan Burns
Mian Fett Marasstent Cheietmas
Andrew Belay
Port Warne
Gigantic Sale of Red Cross Stamps In Fort Wayne
Local Stamp Committee chair Frank J. Jake reports this season's sale exceeds last year by over twenty thousand, with more than 75 000 stamps sold through about fifteen stations and business houses. Proceeds will boost the General Red Cross fund for tuberculosis relief, with several thousand more added as Willman correspondence continues. Major users include General Electric, Kidd Metreat, Western Gas Construction, banks and trust companies. Fort Wayne aims to rank among Indiana cities with highest red cross stamp sales as returns come in.
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Fort Warne
Willman
Red. Cross
Dandh’ of the Royal
Frank J. Rehe
Fairfield Avenue
Hahe
General Electric Company
Kidd Metreat
Western Gas Construction Company
Oll Banks
Hirust
Red Cross
Therm Wold
Ibel
Society For the
Mgh Sanergy
Indiana
Dentist L Baird Moves to Shoatt Building Fourth Floor
The Garretts contract for a new paper factory moves to South Bend with L Baird the dentist relocated to the Shoatt Building. Officers of the Expansion bill, A B Smith manager, and the club demand a $1,000 moving expense. Factory expects 17 workers, machinery shipment to arrive by January 2.
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Ty Kiat
Gammett. Ina
Garrett
Trertrang
Campany
Biil
A. B Smith
Teac South Bend
Smith
Terry Tie
Rib
Shoud Uie
Bull
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NEW York Money and Bonds
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Wayne
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Rule of Murmistcturs
Raleondane
Uctenton
Undertakers
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Main Stress
Ceiz & Cahill
Calhoun
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Wayne St
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Bell
C. J. Bott
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