Widespread cattle and hog market activity in Chicago gains
Chicago June receipts show mixed demand as hogs and cattle trade unevenly. Armour & Co. buys thousands of hogs while fat cattle and calves fetch varied prices. Lambs and sheep demand remains strong, with exports and feedlot activity shaping the week’s price movement.
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Ladies from Southwest Arrive in Angola
By Kist News BureauOscar y Zimmer, Myrile Vi Truesdale, and Mrs ida M Rupe arrived Tuesday evening in Angola to visit relatives and stay a few weeks. They will reside with their mothers Mrs Dese Carpenter and Elster Alte Trestle. The visit follows a regional raid and is noted for its quiet start with no guests in the home. ANGOLA SIR KNIGHTS LEAVE FOR WINONA By Klet Wows Bareaw June News members headed to Winona park for an annual ceremony. The council was led by Romans with many attendees joining the convoy from Angola for the event.
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Wall Street Slumps Persist Amid Weak Market Signals
Reports show steady decline across exchanges as trading remains cautious. Investors digest sparse data, with limited bids and uneven demand for stocks, while commodities and currencies show mixed activity. Prices drift lower in a subdued session, reflecting ongoing bearish sentiment.
Money Market Notations Standard Yet Confusing
New York money market notes show on call rates and merchant paper yields with various cents and percent figures. Government bonds remain steady as traders digest unclear signals amid weak trading and currency moves.
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Hay Market News From Pittsburg Market Report
In Pittsburg hay markets the May surplus persists with near by buyers pressed and some meadows already cut. Clover and timothy yields look good due to favorable weather, while overall hay quality remains varied and mostly down from peak demand. Prices show No. 1 timothy around 14.00 to 16.00, clover mixes 8.50 to 9.50, and prairie blends 6.00 to 7.50. oat and wheat straw receipts rise, keeping demand weak.
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Dry Goods Market Holds Steady In York Trade
The dry goods market in York on June 10 remained steady and quiet. Silk piece goods show more buying for full deliveries. fibrous fabrics are stronger. cottons are subdued as buyers await clearer distribution prospects amid recent price increases and market uncertainty. Hosiery and other items show little improvement.
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Coffee Market Quiet as Oil Prices Narrow
New York June 10 reports show the coffee market closing quiet with prices largely unchanged at midweek. Trade notes 500 bags moved including September at 3.85 and December around 5.05, with grinders and shippers citing steady demand for specific months amid mild market activity.
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WANTED Teamster for Franke Planing Mill in LaGrange
LAGRANGE MINOR NEWS from LaGrange Indiana June 10 reports local notices and social notes. Isaac Litman attended legal business in Fret Wayne while Misa Marie Couter visited Kendatl for a short time with friends. Several residents travel to Warsaw Bangor Lawrence and South Haven for business or visits. Madge Spingle left for Pariaza college to study art. William Young and Mrs Young visited relatives before return.
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Local Market Price Quotations and Supplies
Wholesale market listings show varied quotations for dairy butter creamery and process butter, eggs, lard, and honey. Readings include Michigan potatoes, onions, beans, cabbage, chickens, ducks, turkeys, and poultry prices, with many items per bushel or pound and notes on local mills and wholesale partners. Market prices reference city scales and several named merchants and mills.
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The Wool Market Trends In Boston Trade
A late 19th century wool market report from Boston notes firming tendencies with cautious demand. Quoted lots show various weights and finishes, including combing and unwashed grades, while overall prices remain subdued amid cautious buyers and regional supply signals.
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YWCA Annual election and banquet schedule noted
YWCA announces its annual election and reports on Thursday at 8 oclock with a banquet Friday at 630. The text also lists various livestock market quotes and a local medical association meeting in Warsaw Indiana with named doctors and activity details.
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Albion Minor News Highlights From Albion Indiana
Albion reports include W T Green and son Dr John Green returning from Chicago Monday evening. Mrs Lily Kerns, guest of her sisters Mrs F Knott, returns to near Coldwater. Mick Dir Harry Pinchon leaves for Ligonier to stay with J W Tite. Child and Stoops of Sapwence visit Albion business yesterday. Mr George Minund departs for Chicago.
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Betsy Saturday Expected in Hamilton News Items
Hamilton Indiana June 10 A J Stout visits relatives in Wendaville Soha Cameron staying for summer vacation Leonard Allman and wife guests of T HL Dirrim and family at Fish Lake hotel Lloyd Oberlin leaves for Bloomington to enter university Hiram Doty and Wava of Hudson visiting Hamilton relatives Thunder fright caused wagon and harness damage to Edson Beata’s team no major damage reported to wagon or harness jamber load on wagon mixed with late details
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Pleasant Lake News Update Highlights Local Visits
Chauncey Galer and wife of Fort Wayne hosted Mrs. Ortensia Gilbert of Pleasant Lake on Sunday. Wil Witleanar and Jillly from Aus born dropped by Will's parents. Mark Rausburg and family traveled to Angola for a visit. Grandma Peaches, ill with luns turer, is at home with Mrs. Howard Moore. Ciyéon Carlin of Ahmins attended on legal business. The P C AG ice cream social Saturday boosted funds by about 319.
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