Financial Market Notes From New York and Chicago
June 2 reports show stock market activity with rising prices in early trading and a strong finish led by United States Steel gaining points to its month high. Liberty bonds remained firm while other government issues stayed narrow. commodities and raw materials such as wool, turpentine, and lead saw varied quotations across cities including New York and Chicago.
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United States Steel
Liberty
International Iovuea
United States
Honda
Hog Market Up with Few Offerings on June 24
Hog receipts improved and prices edged higher while cattle held steady and sheep slowed. Local and outside packers were active buyers seeking quality fat hogs and clean cattle, with a wide range of quoted prices across hog classes and cattle types for Interstate stockyard sales.
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Hoga
Prima
Eno
City Scales Report Details Prices at Markets
City scales list price per bushel for grain at 31.60 and related receipts. Chicago figures show mixed shipments and weekly market quotes with numbers for wheat corn and oats, alongside poultry and various packing terms. New York notes bass market movement and journal advertisements close the page.
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Cy Wola
Deniumeer
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Prines Reve
Fort Wayne Market Quotations and Prices Amid War Time Trading
The Fort Wayne market column lists buying prices for wheat, oats, rye, corn, and hulled products, alongside selling prices for flour standards like Hungarian four and Little Turtle. It includes breaking prices for cattle hides, wool, poultry, and other commodities, with daily corrections by Major Higa and Fay Company and references to U.S. Food Administration licenses. It records various prices across grains, animal products, and byproducts, reflecting wartime pricing and merchant conditions.
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Hurley
Corm
United States
Higa and Fay Company
Gossip of the Grain and Financial World 9 Anthony Hotel Building
Market coverage reports a buoyant mood with broad stock gains amid cautious optimism. Commodities like copper and oil show mixed signals as investors weigh government actions, war news, and rail industry shifts while corn and wheat futures respond to weather and export expectations.
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F. G. Sprague
Anthony Hotel
Sharp price advance on local hay market
Market news reports volatile hay prices in the Fort Wayne district with sudden gains and bids. Buyers note bids around 14 to 42 per unit, while some loads fetch higher values and new market quotes emerge amid uneven supplies and seasonal demand.
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Aluy
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Wabash Manufacturers Meet In War Interest
War era meeting in Wabash gathers local manufacturers, with Huntington figures and Governor appointed director oversight. Attendees discuss contract terms, labor questions, and wartime production, while city officials and a draft board address manpower and quarantine measures amid health concerns.
Cleveland Grain and Produce Markets Face Turbulent Trade
The Cleveland markets for grain hay and produce show extensive listings of wheat corn oats and specialities with varied prices. Buyers and sellers exchange rates and quantities across dairy and livestock sectors as days of brisk trading unfold across multiple lots and stock.
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Narrow Escape for Columbia City Man in WWI Letter
Hazel Hazes of Columbia City received a brief WWI letter from her brother Captain Ray P. Harrison. He describes going over the top on May 28 during American Expeditionary forces, mentions a shell fragment, a gas mask loss, and collecting candy from home that proved a God-send. He notes awaiting two chevrons and a year overseas, with family updates and a closing salute.
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Ray P. Harrison
Tam
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Logitas Heather
Local note on vote counting amid scattered complaints
Fragmentary lines describe confusion over a vote and complaints spread across the area. A centerpiece is unclear but references a poll action and a placement at a location ending with a symbol. No clear names or dates emerge from the readable text.
Phi Delta Kappa Elect Officers At Kokomo Convention
The Phi Delta Kappa national convention in Kokomo Indiana elected officers led by President H F Brembeck and Vice President Jack Tsaylor along with a full slate of key posts. The next convention location will be decided by the superior executive committee meeting in January.
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Phi Delta Kappa Fraternity
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Jack Tsaylor
Marton
Trenanrer
C. N. Nichols
Portland
Glen Evans
Greenville
Ohio
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Kaser
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Peru
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Wabash
National Bank Committee
Sauderson
Marion
W. Howard Broner
Thomas WH. Pickerell
Charles F. Terrell
Jonesboro
Brice Pierce
Harry GG. Rowstead
Sam H. Bemenderfer
Muncie
Leon Louian
Anderson
Howard Tray
Zanesville
Keneth Kring
Taxicab phone 2383 want ad notice
Classified note invites readers to contact Taxicab service at number 2383 and promotes Journal-Gazette Want Ads with pricing at one cent per word.
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Journal-Gazette
Wanted Girl For Rent Housework In Overland Route
Classified note seeks a middie aged girl for rent housework in Overland area. Mentions transportation by car and references personal payment and bargain terms. Likely ad from a local newspaper seeking domestic help with accommodation.
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Overland Tie Inc
Gitek
European Wheat Market Signals Anxious North Sea Trade
European markets show anxious tone as new wheat shipments loom. Grain futures edge up while oats and corn mixed. cash markets see regional variability in Indiana and Ohio. Shipping limits and government action likely to drive volatility. price quotes for wheat and corn across futures and spot markets noted.
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Europe
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Ohio
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Jung
Roe
Decatur News highlights local Army draft departure and injuries
In Decatur Tina 26 residents report Oscar Aimoworth nearly severing a hand while adjusting mill guides, a surgeon sews a mother onto a horse saddle, and Miss Tex Trnck hosts a 20th birthday. Seventeen Adams county boys led by George Witwer depart for Camp Sherman, with Ralph W. Bents and Robert Jaehker among the contingent. one member, Robert Jaebker of Prebie, stays due to recent surgery.
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Tex Trnck
Homer
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Herder
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Tilberty Street
Agnes Andrews
Monroe
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Tore
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TH. J. Rice
Joseph Kapp
Peter Laurent
Port Wayne
Adams County
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Munroe
Rerne
Ralph W. Bents
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Prebie
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Chicago Grain Market Report Signals Damaged Crops
Government advices indicate crop damage from Trost event and hot weather in the lower Plains. Corn prices rose with July at about 3.48 and other grains and provisions also higher. The market noted improved shipments and weekly earnings amid continued weather and crop concerns.
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Lower Plains
Live Stock Close Chart Signals Mixed Chicago and Indiana
Chicago market shows 12 000 head of cattle and calves steady with demand. Hog and sheep receipts around 12 000 head, prices near yesterday's levels as buyers show cautious activity. Indianapolis reports mixed cattle markets with steady to firm prices and ongoing feed costs influencing margins. Market tones mix as traders weigh supply and demand dynamics across regions.
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Steuben County Men Leave for Ohio Camp
Twenty nine Steuben County men departed to Sam Sherman Ohio for an Ohio camp. A crowd of about two thousand gathered from the courthouse to the depot to see them off. The city suspended business for the departure. The group included Win Thrush Fre Aileman in charge John K Young Vern Cawlo Clyde McBride Frank Hawking Leo Canhdol lar tf Landers VAonmld KH Wella Herman M. Straw Dale Bo Cron William Metatin Ph Won thurey S. Gurney Raynt Ahana Cart J Wheaton Dm Cutdino Hugh Brown Lloyd Busdet Byron Vogg Chas FE Shank Marie Frishie Hershel Reichard Mayd Carmony Clare Wolff Stanley Tintsmien Raphael Morris Ford Libey Ralph Stave.
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