Market Slip Follows Rust Fears In Wheat and Grains
Trade in wheat and corn fell as rust reports and futures declines weighed on sentiment. Prices pared losses late as shorts covered while buyers remained cautious. receipts rose in Minneapolis,Chicago and logan county reports, with futures for September and July showing varied movement amid stronger Argentine shipments and local market weakness.
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Keasts City
St. Louis
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Exyorie Fur Re
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Orlutoy
Chicago
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Jules
Money to Loan at 51-28 and 6 Percent Interest
KuBne & Co announces money to loan at six percent interest. The lender advertises a luan loan option at 51-28 Court Street, inviting potential borrowers to contact the office for terms.
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Luan
Kubne & CO
Court St
Livestock Prices Rise as Lambs Lead Market Steady Hogs Cattle
Market notes show lambs higher at 7.75 while hogs and cattle hold steady. Demand for lambs is strong with buyers expected to move heavy consignments to Chicago, Milwaukee, and other states. Cattle and hogs show mixed but steady to slightly firm values with notable activity in prime beef and feeder categories.
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Tulgre
Murheilhe
Ness Mugla
Clynteen
Miealmur
Niloma
Ohio
Mog
Mindy
Alou
Meiel
Ribre Ketel
Lenkiy
Teres
Melita
Socond
Sendrade
Witners
Cotter
Wally
Milkert
Sihiefil
Golig
Solllie
Fuewilly
East Buffalo Market Receipts and Prices Report
Special to the Journal-Gazette. Receipts and prices for sheep and hogs at Union Stock Yards in Pittsburgh and East Buffalo markets are noted. Slaughter and feeder offerings show varied demand while shippers report steady movements. figures include hogs and sheep receipts, prices, and related market activity for the period.
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Piltsburg
Stern
Cleveland baseball item with scattered OCR errors
Fragmentary Cleveland Journal-Gazette text shows a sports note about a short field or yardage event, with references to teams and city venues. Readable parts name Cleveland and a game context but many words are garbled. The fragment suggests a contemporary score or play description lacking full clarity.
Cheaper Rates The Rule Syndicate Promises Lower Gas Prices
Cincinnati report notes the Saatara Syndicate allied with New York and Philadelphia groups to lease and operate the Cleveland gas ventures and Cincinnati Gas and Electric, aiming to cut rates for consumers. The deal includes a 4 percent dividend on the Cincinnati gas and electric stack after 1910, a $3 million security to guarantee payments, and $2 million in planned improvements. Cincinnati, population about 400,000, forms the local financial stake and potential water stock profits loom large amid a sprawling gas venture.
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Saatara Syndicate
New York
United Gas Improvement Company
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Owl
Cincionald Gas and Electre Company
Cincinnali
White
Cine Einmeyt
Conpany
Tig Company
Ohio
Union Gun and Wleetrie Company
Cann
Adda
Ginelnnau
Beng
Cmn.y
Cinelyniti Gas
T’eettie
Scautine
Anon
Cineinali
Eclecticical Doctors Elect Officers At Cleveland Meeting
The Eclectic Doctors convention at Put in Bay Ohio concluded with officers elected including President Hy Stevenson of Fort Smith recording secretary WW Pfaff Indianapolis correspond ing secretary Hugh H Helbing St Louis treasurer BW King Saratoga New York first vice president 9 Stewart Lincoln Nebraska and president Jornennis Adolphus Atlanta Georgia The next convention is planned for Los Angeles California in June
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Jorennis Adolphus
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Cal
Bear market unease as selling pressure dominates trading
New York quotes show bear operations keeping markets unsettled throughout the day. Analysts note diminished supply on dips and a late recovery led by Southern Pacific and Union Pacific, with copper prices retreating and trust prosecutions in the air as money markets hold steady at low volumes.
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Pacifi
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Southern Pacific
Sterling Exchange
London
Paris
Washington
Bunda
United States
Local Market Prices From a Dated Market Listing
A fragmentary 19th century market page shows varied prices for grains, livestock, and commodities. Wheat, rye, cornmeal, oats, and barley appear with assorted weights and units. Prices for hides, tallow, poultry, and dairy are listed with dollar and cent figures, reflecting a bustling rural commerce record.
Market Gossip and Quotations From Rural Trade Notes
Market gossip reports quiet conditions with retail and wholesale prices holding steady versus the prior day. Quotations for hay and livestock appear from weighmaster notes and packing companies, listing mixed hay timothy straw and cattle on foot with varying prices.
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J.T. Jotnon
Feren
Isle
Eckart
Moms
Innis
County sues former treasurer Hutchens over 1400 dollars
Jay County plaintiffs claim Hodney D. Hutchens collected 1400.67 from the county as interest on warrants when the funds were simultaneously available for redemption. A separate 8000 claim was settled for 706 dollars. Hutchens contends the money was paid at the same time. Meanwhile testimony about Daniel P. Bolle’s 4004 short accounts as auditor of Adams County has concluded and arguments proceed.
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Portland
Ind
Hodney D. Hutchens
Streasurey
Hutchens
Daniel P. Bolle
Tronaucer
Adams County
Saloon Men Back Down in Hammond License Fight
The Hammond retail liquor deal and saloon dispute ended with both factions dropping the bid and cases dismissed with costs. Merchants had planned retaliation by arresting saloonkeepers who kept open on Sundays despite two year liquor laws. Sunday enforcement of liquor sales in Hammond appears to continue.
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Hammond
Ian
Bunk
Hig
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