Market Letters Describe Bearish Grain Outlook and Steady Prices
Quiet trading in the grain market with little near term change expected. Weather and field conditions dominate sentiment as winter wheat prospects improve, while corn and oats hold firm. flour trade and feed demand show regional strength with mixed commodity prices across markets.
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Tesat
Edo
Fred P. Treaselt
Fort Wayne
Toledo
Barney
Harry E. Bash
Herry E. Bash
Grain Prices Rise and Market Looks Uncertain in the Southwest
The article reports higher grain prices and a cautious outlook for crops in the Southwest with weakness in weak markets. It notes rising prices for firmer cash quotes, mentions wheat futures and cash quotations, and lists various commodity prices and market observations from the week.
Hog and cattle market update from Chicago and Montana reports
Hog prices around six dollars per ten pounds were reported as higher, with packers holding back while buyers and shippers pursued bids. Cattle prices strengthened with premium beef and heavy feeders selling at steady to higher levels, while western stockmen noted good gains in prices and improving demand for cattle shipments.
Hog market and grain prices from Union Stock Yards notes
Hog buyers held back as packers chased cheaper lots. Selected butcher hogs averaged 24.30 pounds at $5.96, shipping hogs 20 to 30 pounds at $6.00, heavy hogs 26x pounds around $5.75 to $6.00, mixed lots to $8.95. Wheat and flour receipts steady but market dull. Sheep receipts rose to about 67 head, lambs at 36.06 to 41.26, woolled lambs and ewes higher, yearlings $7.00 to $7.60, shorn sheep steady around 5.00 to 6.00. Union Stock Yards report shows varied beef and hog prices alongside grain movement.
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O'S
Texas Colum
Weis Howenstein
Urie W
Incest
Laive
Bokart Packing Company
Alors
Lamibe
Mit
Jackson
Cling Valley
Wurar Utd Beeen
Hay
San
Purcell & Pearse
Deatt
Femur
Lmny
Oliver Peed
Art Wengrat
Advaner
Jusdith
Thio
Gaya
Thomas J. Wilkernan
Kendall, Mont
Uils
Demant
Pathy i
Fale SA
Hig
Nkte
Bros
Sis@as
Wool Market and Fertilizer Promotion Across Nations
The report details wholesale wool market trends with larger sales and mixed shipments, noting price steadiness in some cases. It also covers railroad backed fertilizer campaigns, urging farmers to adopt soil enrichers, citing Purdue University guidance and Professor Arthur’s bulletin No 10 for manure preservation and cost-effective benefits.
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Univer
Charles 8. Bush
Thie City
Bush
Jean
Purdue University
Arthur
Indiana
Fenny
Rad
Infertia
Local Market Prices From Esnoy Elgin Creamery and Retail District
Local market prices list mixed items including creamery butter at 21¢ per pound, large quantities for country eggs and potatoes, various fruits and vegetables with per barrel or per bushel rates, and several meat and bread items. The OCR text includes numerous garbled spellings and figures, but indicates wholesale and retail price points for dairy, eggs, fruits, vegetables, and meats in a historical market listing.
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Esnoy Elgin Creamery
Michigan
Produce market notes dulls tracking in late season line
Tolnral Gazette correspondent, Mr. Groves F. Crouse, notes no sensational shifts in produce with ample supply. Butter and egg prices ease while white eggs hover, potatoes remain unsettled, and apples arrive but low in price. overall market steady with receipts firm and prices softening in some items.
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Groves F. Crouse
Hornstein & Cruise
Tolrnal-Gazette
White Agge
New York
Wheat Options Turn Lower as Clover Seed Cites Firm Tone
Wheat markets opened with a firm tone yet traded lower overall amid inclement weather signals. Declines spread across the board in Chicago and Minneapolis, with July and September contracts slipping as traders weighed crop reports and selling pressure. corn and other grains also softened, reflecting a cautious start to the trading session.
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Journal-Gazette
Toledo
Isyork
Shicguga
Mig
Lotee
Myc
Sye
Tie Kangas
Arar
Piusénd
Ule Neh
Ceed
al Sue
Viale Wesight
Chicago
Hartlett
Pringle
Aldaush
Luly
Bie
Ike
Cate
Ide
Ants
Suge
Suly Coe
Bentember
Violet Class Organized In Sunday School
IVIOLET CLASS ORGAN IZED IN SUNDAY SCHOOL described Miss Lawrence organizing a Violet club within the Methodist Episcopal Sabbath school in Columbia City. The goal is to engage girls in Sunday church work with semi monthly meetings at the Ingebers home led by members, with Exider Moltz as president and Mary Tesus as secretary and treasurer. program committee includes Trang Pier, Mil fare, and Thelma Knight.
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iBy Hist
Columbia City
Lawrente
Methodist Episcopal Sabbath
Iss
Girlz Inn
Oll
Ingeibers Dlenal Serviens
Wili Ham
Prize for Marshall Home Reception Story
Fragmentary report from Coleubia City describes a prize related event for Marshall home reception. The text is garbled with missing names and dates but references a reception, a prize and a local official or judge. Further readable details indicate a scheduled clock time and pending notices in papers.
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Marshall
AE THE CITY SCALES Want Ads in Journal Gazette
Classifieds in the Journal Gazette now display shortened half word entries fitting tighter columns. Readers encounter compressed listings with limited space and sharper headlines across the want ads section.
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Journal Gazette
Cut Flowers at Vieseys' Greenhouses
Sweet peas marguerites lily of the valley roses and carnations offered at Vieseys' Greenhouses with a selection of cut flowers for sale.
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Vieseys
John Tyler and His Virginia Home
John Tyler born in 1780 at Greenway Virginia rose as tenth president amid a turbulent era. A strict constitutionalist he opposed the national bank and defended slavery, wielding influence in Virginia politics and congress. He served as governor and congressman before becoming president after Harrison’s death, preserving his principles until his death at seventy one.
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Greenway
Charles City
Virginia
Oan Tyler
United States
Tyler
William and Mary College
Missouri
Congress
John Trier
Andrew Jackson
Harrisburg
Harrison
Clay
Ifr
Unnatural Tar Keeviis Onled and Varied Prices
A damaged OCR fragment discusses an unruly market scene with mentions of cheaper prices for vegetables and grains, a new law stir, and a political note about Indiana citizens and Grass management considering population shifts, with hints of patronage and institutional concerns.
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Manher
Leeshe aLauy
Indiana
Jantington
Shin Jick
Uiere
Lo Sien
Propose Columbia City for Baseball League
Local officials discuss affiliating the Columbia City unit with a regional baseball league. Manager George Veick leads the effort, seeking official approval and organizational backing from the city.
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Columbia City
Gas Building Work to Start in Ken Dallville
In a brief item from Wat News Boreas, Tad Mate 284 Me C J Campbell note forthcoming construction on a gas building in Ken Dallville. Details are fragmentary, but the plan is to begin work soon and complete the project in due course.
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Kendallville Gas
Mate
C. J. Campbell
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Iviolet
Coleubia
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Evis
Freeclock
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Tri-State Trust CO
Tri-State Loan & Trust Company
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John Tyler
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Morey
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