Wheat Market Faces Weakness Amid Heavy Longs Selling
In Chicago trading session, wheat prices declined as longs sold heavily. Septembers opened unchanged to lower, closed weaker amid ample receipts and weak nearby demand. Corn and oats fluctuated with mixed demand, while hogs and lard moved modestly lower as weather favored crop growth and end-of-day prices slipped. Local receipts and export figures showed steady to increased activity across grains and provisions.
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Coffee market news from New Green July pricing report
The New Green market report notes a steady close for coffee futures amid Wonet dealing of 410 points. Salex totals reach 27 million bags with July and August maturities present. Prices show September 3.8, October 3.8, December 5.84, March 0.80985 and May, with quiet activity in the No 4 Sige ental trade and related listings for Santos No, Corudva and IB notes.
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Salex
Pudi
Santos No
Corudva
Market report from New York dry goods trade delay
In New York the dry goods market shows quiet trading with limited business in varied sectors. Vendors report steady if uneven activity across fabrics hardware and textiles with some items noted as constrained by supply and demand factors of the period.
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New York
Suan
Enderwen
Want ads in the Journal Gazette cost just 1c a word
Classified buyers are urged to use the Journal Gazette for affordable want ads. The notice emphasizes a rate of one cent per word, encouraging readers to place small advertisements efficiently.
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Journal- Gazette
Wheat Market Favored Bears and Corn Firm
Wheat prices weakened with bears in control as heavy receipts and mixed weather weighed. Corn traded firm, clover seed weak, with prices fluctuating through the day as market actors adjusted to favorable crop reports and lighter demand. session closed lower for wheat and steady to mixed for corn and clover seed.
Speculators Hesitate as Oil Case Lifts and Markets Waver
New York July 22 Prices moved up and down with no clear trend as speculation swirled around Standard Oil's $24.9 million penalty. A brief rise followed by profit taking left overall activity muddled but ended with a firm close and stronger bond demand.
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Local Market Prices Across Fort Wari Trade Network
The local market lists wholesale and retail prices for dairy butter creamery products eggs and other staples. Potatoes onions lemons oranges live spring chickens geese ducks and various meats and grains with quoted prices from multiple merchants and markets including Mayflower Mills and J. Johnsons on East Colmesbia Street.
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Fener Ligin Creamery
Courtry Eyes
Pency
Fancy Klein Creamery
Ibatry
Were an Try Journal Gazette City Want Ads
Local classifieds section highlights a range of notices and listings from the Journal Gazette. Readers see ads for services, jobs, and items for sale in a concise city-wide roundup.
Cattle prices rise and fall in midweek sale report
Cattle bring 8.15, sheep and lambs slip as market shows mixed signals. Wednesday receipts near 24,308 cattle with 78,250 hogs and 70,200 sheep/lam bs, prices vary across weights and classes, demand moderate, bulls and calves listed with regional yards and feeders reference. Trade activity includes Good steers at 3.85, cows 3.30, hogs around 6.70, lambs 6.35 to 5.75, with regional yard reports from East Buffalo and Pittsburgh markets.
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Eastern Star Entertains Globe Trotters in Kendallville
Eastern Star meeting at Mason temple in Kendallville held a reception for members returning from travels. Guests C H Baker and family, F E Whitford and wife, and other district members shared talks on travels and Eastern Star chapters in Mississippi and the West. A banquet followed with light refreshments and social hour.
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Mrs Mary Ann Ackerman Dies Near South Milford
Kendallville Ind July 23 Mrs Mire Ann Ackerman died from stomach cancer at age 73. She is survived by brothers Charles Henry and John Wade a sister Mrs Henry Beal and grandson Dow Trindel of Brushy Prairie. Funeral Friday at Dow Trindel home conducted by Rev Dalis. Interment Nashitt cemetery.
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Nashitt Cemetery
Eastern markets demand Timothy hay and straw prices fall
Receipts of timothy hay have risen in Pittsburg but demand remains strong for top grades. Arrivals of new timothy are scarce and hard to sell, while oats straw sells readily. Market advisers urge shippers to monitor prices closely as costs rise and supply tightens.
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Thug
Missing Muncie labor leader sparks family alarm
Walter Hayworth a prominent Muncie labor leader has been absent for about six weeks. He served as financial secretary of the Muncie Frates council and grand master of records for the Knights of the Golden Eagle. Shortages cited with Wood Wire and Metal Workers Local Union and the trades council are being investigated by auditors. The Knights say the matter was referred to the bonding company Tint Wed Status Pedology and Guaranty, with statements pending the company's input.
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Kendallville Church Holds Mib Sunmee
By Kist News Fureasy Kendallville July mid-summer meeting at the First Methodist church drew a large audience. The Rev B End Parker preached on the text A Man Shall Get Again Hiding.
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Reverend Wade Addresses Local Church and Reception
The Rev. Parker, a history and current events student, presented a practical Tennwestage for today. A solo by Mr. M. F. Lonmia was well received. The sermon tonight was by Rev. Raymond Wade of Richmond, former pastor here for three years. At service end, the Epworth League hosted a reception for the Wade couple to meet attendees.
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Erwin Family Reunion At Richards Erwin Farm West Of Fort Wayne
Erwin and families from the area attend the annual Frwina reunion on July 22 near Fort Wayne at Richard Erwin Sr’s homestead six miles west of the city. The gathering marks both the mele birth anniversary and the couple’s wedding anniversary. About one hundred members of the Brmsh families join in the event, with plans for the golden anniversary celebration in two years. Fort Wayne supply ads note Cold Water Paint by I. M. Cold Water Paint.
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