Wall Street Slump and Industrial Outlook in March Markets
New York March reports show professionals unable to spark movement in stocks with a barren day for prices and city news. Declines in copper and rail equities weighed on the market while Great Northern Ore trade showed strength before fading. bonds remained steady as money markets shifted, amid mixed signals on dividends and industrial recovery.
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New York
Calumet
Weeks
Holdera
Copper Industriia
Uulow
Acdc
Ron
Bank of Nut
London
Berlin
United States
Local Market Prices and Retail Rates Reported
Port Wayne wholesale and retail markets show mixed prices across fruits, vegetables, meats, and grains. Entries list numerous items including apples, lemons, oranges, chickens, butter, potatoes, beans, wheat, oats, corn, turkeys, and various farm staples with per bushel or per pound figures, reflecting early 20th century commodity trading and regional supply dynamics.
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Wwe
BS Hash & Co
Bowensteig & Crousa
Bsa
Elfen
Jackson
Hocking Vaile
Gori
Grain Market Headlines In Chicago Pits Strong Amid Decline
Chicago grain pits showed wheat and o r e futures closing lower while corn and oats faced mixed to firmer action. Market chatter referenced shorts covering, light receipts, and cautious demand as prices drifted with overall bearish cash tone.
Toledo Wheat and Corn Prices Shift in River Market
Special to the Journal reports Toledo trading in March with wheat and oats lower while corn strengthens. Market actions show limited response to wild price swings as buyers and sellers maneuver amid nervousness. Chicago and Liverpool cues influence activity. Thames and river exchanges register firmer corn with notable futures shifts and cash price movements.
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Biarch
Alure
Shorts
Tke
Pragler & Carrington
Lave Longe
Armerien
Continent
Chicago
Ching
Cash
Sie
Septeabor
Inter
Wie
Wurllelt
Fitlene Madiento
Alverpaol
Liverpool
Ske
Gdc
Glee
Cork
Miner
Wagner
Lowe
Bennett
Ware
Lelan
Gerhart Bowen
Chicaito
Bryan to Downstate Nebraska Convention Feature
Special to the Journal larette reports that at UNO and nearby markets, hogs and sheep demand shift as prices firm. Democratic delegates discuss Bryan’s influence shaping the Nebraska platform for the Denver convention, with Bryan viewed as central to the party’s agenda and future candidate prospects.
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Fittsburg
Cattico
Oruhat
Revelpis
Stata
Bryan Volantasis
Bryan
Hla
Denver
Duhlman
Nebraska
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Bel
Emery Stilwell
Gillespie
Thompson
Mancgielda
Krauce
Mr. Bryan
Yollars & Swaynie
Hanna
Parke
Bryan Jairylog
Hower
J. Weinmann
Lot Ie
W. Hime
Denver J
Vesey
W. Ryan
I County
Bauer
M. Dierkes
P. Randall
Henry Eckark
Rockhill
Wort Wayne
Caroline Longacre
Laker
M. Bolman
Sarah Balmain
Farnen
Longmen
Narnelly_et al
Bossman, Furnille & Co
Hunfa
Memiliga
nLlien
Taraol
NM. Braun
Wesel
Berton
Abgit
Fur
Noah Mrepper
Mary Dee
Washington Township
J. McMacken
A. Buchu
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A garbled OCR fragment mentions bonds and locals relating to a community notice. Specific names, dates, or places are unreadable. The readable content suggests a financial or civic matter but lacks clear entities or actions to verify.
Market Sale Notice From Corfee Market
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a sale or auction notice at Corfee Market involving XEN and Forie. Terms appear unclear with partial phrases about a tallt and march timing. Further readable details are unavailable to confirm entities, date, or place.
Kansas Republicans Back Taft At Topeka Convention
Kansas Republicans in Topeka elected delegates at large to the Chicago convention and urged the nomination of Secretary W. H. Taft. Strong taft-supporting resolutions endorsed Roosevelt administration and Kansas GOP delegates in Congress. Delegates named include U S Senators Long and Curtis, Robert McGonigal, Grant Hornaday. David K R Mulvane of Topeka sought national committeeman. convention to be last for Kansas as future selections by primary anticipated.
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Topeka
Kas
Kansas
Jlo
Wy Yrimanes
Bank Robbery Near Fayetteville Reported
A bank was robbed of about $3,000 by four to five men who entered by force. They tied a clerk, seized the currency, and escaped with the loot along Fayetteville street. Authorities pursue possible suspects as details remain unclear.
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Fayetteville
Knights of the Mac cabees annual feast in Columbus
About 300 members and families attended the Knights of the Mac cabees annual banquet at the lodge hall in Columbus. Kesner J. W. Replogle spoke on fraternalism with other members delivering short addresses. Music by Brahm group and organist Miss Magets Strays accompanied recitals by Tily Stallsmith Ruth Rich tanhouse and Howard Emerick. The feast ended at midnight.
Ligonier Minor News Briefs and Death Notice
March 4 reports Miss Syste Etley and guests attending a dance hosted by Miss Vita McNair of Albion. Goshen area items note residents visiting, a sale in Rendall, and local social events. Also reports Mr Gea r near a fatal accident at a railroad crossing with injuries.
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Jagonier
Jad
Miss Systeetley
Will Kelley
Dale Woodrut
Coshen
Sizis
Misa Vita McNair
Albion
Rendalldasniy
George Haxter
Fort Wayte
Miss Grace
Queer
Ligonier
Varied Trios Invited to New York Dinner Parade
March 4 report from New York notes the Friendly Sons of St Patrick inviting Groaenor Jobnet of Minnesota to the March 13 dinner. Speakers include Secretary Taft and Governor Hughes. the event is said to carry no political significance despite prominent names.
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FriendIs
St. Patrick
Groaenor Jobnet
Minnesoia
Taft
Govermer Hughes
Friendly Sons
Marcrs
Johoem
Hughes
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