Wheat Market Starts Lower Then Rises In Futures Trade
Wheat futures opened weaker on the Liverpool slump and tighter cash demand but climbed as corn rose and expectations of warmer weather boosted demand. May lifting to around 1.08 with a higher close, while corn, oats, and provisions followed upward trends on improved cash market activity and stronger exchange prices.
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Hivago
Huigen
Sone Wouthesa
Liverpool
Norch
Minneapolis
Chicago
Hell
Ren
Strones
Clee
Los
Dalries
Toledo
Fcago
Chicago Bears
Botac
United States
TRE WOOL MARKET INQUIRY IN EARLY BOSTON REPORT
Quiet sentiment dominates the wool market amid limited activity and cautious dealing. Manufacturers face weak demand, prices steady or slightly lower, and trade begins to shift as buyers hold back pending clearer signals.
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Boston
Maas
Mary
Ohio
Fragmentary City Market Soundscape Confuses Street Vendors
A garbled note from a city market describes a noisy scene near scales with pillows and miscellaneous items. A member of the memorandum mentions an instrument and a journalGazette style ad. The text hints at exchanges and feel of a bustling local scene.
Wire troubles curb trading corn and oats higher
Prices swing as wire failures slow trading across markets. Liverpool and Chicago show varied moves with corn gaining on weather support while wheat weakens. Cash and futures shift, with rumors of softer grain demand and lower Liverpool quotes delaying clear trends.
Hog Market Rally at Chicago Shows Firmer Prices
Chicago hog trade rallies as packers buy strongly amid limited sheep supply. Prices jump from last week with hogs sold around 4.10 to 4.30 per 100 pounds. Armour and Swift firms purchase sizable hog lots while shippers remain active. Cattle and horses see steady to firmer demand with feeders rising, while sheep receipts remain light and prices steady to firm.
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Azetts
UWL
Jan M-Tusseisse
Jay
Armour & Co
Swift & Go
Saga Country
Farm-Ava
Idi
Westerday
Burke
Keep Children Off Car Tracks Warns Parents
Fort Wayne & Wabash Valley Traction superintendent M. F Gunn urges parents to supervise children near streets and trains. He warns youngsters distracted by play may dart into danger, risking serious injury or death from passing cars. Union official Mrow Ge Guild notes Roanoke staff trained in safe practices for the lighting and power department.
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T. Gunn
Oil Transportation
Fort Wayne & Wabash
Mr. Guild
Roanoke
Mrow
Ge Guild
Fort Wayne & Walast Valley Trainion Company
Westrday
Roaroko Mininell Haw
Inaugural Preparations by Guild Amid Erratic Pledges
A fragment outlines guild efforts to arrange preliminaries for an inauguration service. The text mentions Holiler's Rucky Mountain Tea as a remedy for Nowels and stomach issues and hints at a chaotic debate over accepting the plan. Joe, Tea or Tablers- Meser Broz. Co appears as a referenced party.
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Holiler
Dr Dinnen to attend tuberculosis congress in Washington
Dr J Sf Dinnen of this city has been named a member of the Indiana delegation to the International Congress on Tuberculosis in Washington D C next September. The Indiana committee includes Dr J Ny Hurty state health officer Indianapolis Dr Hugene Buebler Indianapolis Anjos T W Butler Indianapolis H A Coming Muncie Br J J Dipnen Fort Wayne A Goetz New Albany Gen T McCoy Columbus.
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Ins
Alana
Washington
D.C
Indiana
J. Ny Hurty
Henrts
Finoliss
Hugene Buebler
Indianapolis
Anjos TW. Butler
Indiananelissue
H- A. Coming
Muncie
Br. J. J. Dipnen
Fort Warne
Il A. Goetz
New Alvany
Gen. T. McCoy
Columbus
Republicans Endorse Hughes for President at County Meeting
At a June meeting of the Republican county committee the administrations of President Roosevelt and Governor Hughes were endorsed. The resolutions stated the community favors Hughes for the presidency and urged delegates be chosen to attend the next national convention.
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Republican
Rooseveit
Hughes
Speculation Rises As Money Flows Into Wall Street
Speculation rises on Wall Street as funds flood New York markets. Reports note uneven buy and sell activity, with New York Central and railroad equipment stocks driving gains while bonds show irregular movement. Analysts point to treasury withdrawals and reserve flows as factors in the shifting financing climate.
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New York
Dan
Irwins
Tyes
Zaelides
Ulnat Canal
New Yorks
J.P. Morgan, & Co
New York Central
United Sisters
Local Market Prices and Commodities Report
Market quotations for corn butter eggs chickens turkeys potatoes apples honey and more show prices per unit in cents or dollars. Includes wheat (winter and spring) with patent grades, rye flour oats barley and feed components, plus livestock hides and miscellaneous goods.
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Tresseli & Sons
Boriey
Lonetpan
Ata
Lund
Johnson's Air Barr
Quotations and Prices From Early Market Ledger
Fragmented price list of livestock and commodities, including hogs, sheep, calves, beef, butter, eggs, apples, and wood, with multiple entries and locations such as Massillon Jackson and Fort Wayne. Includes real estate transfers, lot sales, and park additions with dates around 1901 and regional sellers and buyers.
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East Co
Kekart Packing Company
Turkey
Real Estate Sales and Property Transfers Summary
Real estate notices detail sales and transfers involving multiple individuals and properties. Names such as George Miah and Paul led appear with dates and locations including Wayne Land and Tar Place. The fragmented text references additions, renewals, and project details across several areas.
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Ib Evry
Paul Led
G Meter
Masry
Roel
Sontierr
Amethen
Ranga Staast
Zor
Ind
de. Wenen
Wayne Land
George Miah
Tim
Deloss Auld Visihy Ty Rem
Alge
Larsatin Ciy
Sebueban Ronlty
Dealers Attend State Convention War Over Catalogues
Local dealers travel to Logansport Indiana to attend the Indiana Retail Furnishings Manufacturers and Dealers’ Trade Association meeting held January 4 13 and 15. The group campaigns against what it calls mail order catalogs and pushes for tariff revision to protect market prices for goods in the industry.
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Indiana Rolis Sarnees Manufacturers and Dealers
Tdritection Association
Whicn
Logansport
Ind
Shai
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