Stock List Reels From Advances Amid Mixed Market Signals
In New York the stock list shows mixed reaction with some gains on strong issues. Traders note speculative hesitation as investors await currency and treasury actions. Banks and transportation costs influence sentiment while bond activity includes dormant long‑idle names and modest par value turnover.
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Chicago Grain Markets Close Modestly Higher on Thursday
Chicago grain prices ended slightly up asJuly option activity dominated trade and short covering supported by wet weather across the corn belt. Wheat firmed on expectations of a government report while oats and provisions posted modest gains amid light offerings and steady exchange rates.
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Insane Lausbach Declared Sane by Court in Hawthorn
Nicholas Lausbach, after years of darkness and an injury in 1390, was declared sane by a commission in Justice Hawthorn's court and will seek admission to the Hastern hospital for the insane. Once a street presence in the city, he later worked in cigar making and broom crafts, with a daughter aiding him. His condition worsened recently, showing irritability and threats of self harm, though sympathy for his plight remains.
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Hogs Decline Yet Markets Hold Prices At Advance
The May 7 report from Cmurgo notes O A Brooks of Washoging Iowa topped hog sales with 60 prime head averaging 29 lb and $5.70 per 100 lb. Other sales show a generally weaker market, with shipments from Armour and Swift totaling about 11,000 hogs, 7,200 sold and 5,000 unsold. Cattle and sheep were steadier with modest declines in beef values and wool trade slow. total weekly hog receipts around 122,150 and cattle around 47,860 head.
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Governor Sparks Stricken at Nevada Home
Governor John Sparks lies in a pitiable condition after a paralytic stroke at his Reno residence. His mind remains clear though illness confines him from duties. recall of his role during the Gold Field troubles and criticism from Roosevelt era noted amid his illness.
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East Buffalo Livestock Market Report May 7
East Buffalo East Buffalo stock sale notes mixed hogs and hogs cattle pigs and sheep prices. Listings show hogs 10 head slaw 45.80, sheep 20 firs, lambs at 2 yearlings 6.00, wethers 8.75, total receipts around 150 head with market described as strong and top price near 0.
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Gas mains work to affect Pittsburg streets
Artificial gas service will be laid in multiple Pittsburg streets this Saturday. Miner Street Creighton to Grace Avenue Ferguson Street between Miner and Broadway Grace Avenue Broadway to Fox Avenue Lincoln Avenue Broadway to Sevilla Avenue Sevilla Avenue Broadway to Indians Avenue Indiana S.006 TM Avenue Grace to Have Avenue Park Avenue Broadway to Thompson Maple Avenue Broadway Thompson Avenue Heartis Avenue Broadway to Thompson Heustis Avenue West of Thompson Thompson Avenue Heystis to Park Broadway Phit Ups to Park Avenue
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Wheat Market Moves on Restlessness as Prices Hold
Special to the Journal-Gazette from Toledo midweek trading shows wheat futures steady with May opening higher and July easing. Oats firm with May at 54 to 56 cents, corn volatile as sheets rally, clover seeds steady amid strong demand. Toledo market quotes report mixed gains and firm cash prices across grains.
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Obstacle in Way of Gas in Lakeside
Warner Gas company negotiates with Lakeside Improvement for removal of an obstacle hindering artificial gas supply in Lakeside. Local pipe lines are owned by a land company, once rented by the old natural gas firm, which may sell the mains as the new company seeks to eliminate rental payments.
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South Whitley Man Released From Jail
In Columbia City May 7, Qiives Eager was freed from county jail last evening on the charge of conduct. He had near three weeks ago entered a logs area at the father’s request after the father feared his son was losing his mind. The young man, a heavy drinker, had been forced to give up liquor and his condition improved after the jail visit.
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City Scales Receipts Report At Jackson and Thieme’s
The piece records receipts at the city scales with items listed as nine corn and seven leads plus a few other figures. It notes that the only place where all ball scores are received is Jackson and Thieme’s at 619 Calhoun St.
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Tramp Rescues Five Boys In Waterville Rescue
Theodore Roosevelt appears in a Waterville Maine incident as a burly tramp who rescued five boys from a sinking rowboat in the river. The ordeal ended with the improvised hero declaring the world his home as onlookers praised his courage and provided help.
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Local Market Prices on Wayne Market Listed in Fragments
Prices on the Wayne market reflect wholesale and retail figures for dairy butter eggs lard and various produce. Readable items include Elgin creamery dairy butter Michigan potatoes apples oranges grapes onions and live poultry with multiple price per unit and several farm and stock quotations noted.
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Coffee market steadies as futures open higher in New York
The New York coffee market opened steady with futures showing slight gains as traders noted selling orders late in the session. Market activity suggested buyers stepped in, lifting prices though reporting was mixed amid erratic orders and October contracts.
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Dry Goods Market Report New York May 7
Market notes show mixed signals in dry goods with primers firmer and men wear demand steady. Catalog goods remain firm while general trade remains cautious amid limited shipments and price stability across primary markets.
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Suit to Recover Money in Failing Plea Cries for Ida
In a Superior Court verdict, Ida won $108 from Dingman after proving he took funds from her journey across the country and used them, while Henry’s related debts and transfers faced separate actions. The case involved multiple parties, with Henry Dingman and his son named in further suits over advances.
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Caught in the Rain at the Majestic with Collier and Stewart
William Collier and Grant Stewart star in the three act farce Caught in the Rain at the Majestic. Set in Helena Montana the comedy centers on a mistaken identity romance with a dramatic rainstorm scene and a happy ending. Dick Crawford leads a strong supporting company under Charles Frohman.
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Return of Linden Beckwith At Temple Vaudeville
The Temple vaudeville season continues this afternoon and evening with popular acts amid ongoing rain. Linden Beckwith, star of last season’s success The Girl in the Golden Frame, returns in a leading position for next winter. John P. Breet Terry, Elmer, Wedd and Connelly are also listed. the season ends May 21.
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