Market Stagnation Lowers Week’s Ending Figures
New York June 3 report shows subdued stock activity with limited investor interest and declines in private discount rates. Government revenue shifts and anticipated deposits return influence bonds, currency moves, and expected corporate dividend omissions. Total sales reach 2,488,000 par value with Missouri Pueblo Railway noting a weak after-hours performance.
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Spitish War Loan On August Wal Te Brepared For Also By Tiw Treaeors
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Market declines as speculative buying weakens grain trade
Heavy buying eased, wheat prices slipped on a weak market amid export trade paralysis. July wheat fell, while corn opened unchanged to lower and closed at the day’s low amid rising receipts. cash corn prices declined and plantings in the corn belt were expected to suffer.
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Dry Goods Market steadies in New York trade
New York June 5 market notes dry goods sell steadily with large export and domestic orders for prints ginghams and chovots. Quilts move briskly while carpets and wool divisions show strength, cattle prices steady, grains mixed with a lower wheat and corn outlook as buyers absorb bearish crop signals.
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Fabrica
City Receipts Reflect Hay and Corn Transactions
The city sales yesterday showed hay at a dollar per ton and corn amounts listed. Receipts indicate quantities such as one load of corn and multiple hay lots priced accordingly, with figures partially legible.
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Louis Pate
Wheat Market Shifts as Weather Spurs Cautious Trading
Wheat futures show subdued trading with seed sowing up 15 lower in parts amid mixed weather. Southern wheat belt sees not enough precipitation to boost conditions. Local markets report June cash down, July and September futures mixed, with selling pressure in Chicago and Liverpool references. Traders note better corn conditions across belts and modest gains in some oats and barley listings.
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Water Proofing Bid Open for City Reservoir in Oil City
The Board of Public Works advertises for bids to water proof the city reservoir with bids opening June 22. The big basin will be refilled after inspection and not emptied again until work is ready. Park drives will be treated to minimize damage from the works. Walton Avenue bridges will close next week for repairs. The Public Safety Board orders iron pedestals for a new downtown police alarm system to replace old patrol boxes.
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Slower steer trade dominates big ad advance this week
Market notes from Missouri markets show slower steer demand but higher overall price levels. Cattle sales included 4,000 head bought by Aenour Co. and 4,400 by Swift & Co with hog arrivals near 192,000 that week and an estimated Friday run of 27,000. Prices for beef steers ranged around 6.00 to 7.50, with calves and cows mixed in as buyers and exporters adjusted to feedlot demand. Hog prices showed steady activity across weight classes, while packer demand remained strong despite recent declines in some stock.
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Graduates to Receive Diplomas at East County School Event
The graduating class at the East County schools will assemble for ceremonies at the Princess rink. County Superintendent Henry C. Felger notes strong hog and lamb market activity nearby as the event proceeds. Dr. Francis G. Blair, Illinois state superintendent, will give the class address, with diplomas presented by the school board and local officials.
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Taylor Ashcraft Receives Doctor of Laws Degree
South Westley Indiana June 1 The annual commencement honors Taylor Ashcraft of this place formerly president of Ohio Normal College as Doctor of Laws. Ashcraft linked to Fort Wayne College where he earned a 1834 bachelor’s and a 1900 MA in philosophy. The honorary degree recognizes his work in child and zoological studies.
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Popular Band Concerts At Robison Park
City residents commend Robison park management for a lively concert week. The Packard band headlines, with concerts continuing Sunday and Monday plus Heraic Square opera company beginning a two week engagement.
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Building permits for William Bartenich project
Permit notice shows scale frame trellis and a foreman named David Arnis. Amount listed 20 00. Mention of Kearse Gwirling on Pontiac street or steer likely a street name variant.
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Emmons Reports Rules To Commission On Rail Traction
Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction director C D Emmons visited Indianapolis to submit proposed rules for uniform variation of electric rail lines in Indiana. He chairs a commission committee responsible for drafting the rules, with more changes possible before official adoption. A free Quick Meal Gas Range demonstration is advertised at A Rolf's Plumbing and Wiring on Broadway and Jefferson.
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Local Market Prices for Fruits Vegetables and Staples
Wholesale and retail prices listed for butter eggs cheese and poultry in addition to fruits vegetables and grains. Notable items include apples 4.00 per crate, Michigan potatoes per bushel, onions per bushel, ducks and turkeys priced per pound, and various flour and feed quotations.
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Columbia City Business House Burglarized
A Columbia City gun shop on the south side was broken into Wednesday evening. Frames and shelves indicate entry by removing a panday rear panel with trophies taken, including table cutlery tackle and ammunition. The burglars likely acted as youths, taking some merchandise before fleeing.
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