Weather and grain markets drift on rain and rust notes
Heavy rains in the southwest lifted wheat futures while Chicago and Minneapolis receipts varied. Kansas City and Duluth buyers showed demand for cash wheat, with rust reported near Springfield Missouri. Corn weakened early then steadied with wheat as markets closed mixed on supplies and private settlements.
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Local Market Prices and Commodities Listing
A dense OCR of the local market page lists prices for butter potatoes ducks and turkeys, plus detailed quotations for wheat corn oats and feed from multiple firms. It records weights goods and per ton or per bushel prices and notes city receipt tallies and various commodity exchanges.
Hay Market Hog Market Gloom Glut and Livestock Prices
The Chicago market reports a hog price surge amid record large receipts and sharp price shifts. Hog numbers approached 65 000 head with a top near 7.70 and steady to higher bids for mixed lots. Cattle receipts fell short of last week, with steady to higher demand for steers and a attentive market for calves while sheep and hogs varied in price across regions including East Buffalo and unions stock yards.
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Ube
Livestock Commission
To- Usy
East Buffalo
Baden
Sheen
Coffee market opens steady amid quiet New York trading
New York May 2 The coffee market opened steady with unchanged prices and subdued turnover as foreign markets remained softer. July futures rose to 6.10 while September and December showed slight gains around 6.50 and 6.0 respectively despite light activity.
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Garrett Minor News Honest Notes and Local Gossip
Local items from Garrett May 5 report Bertha Dubie returning from Chicago and Mrs Cripe heading to Miloeanna. Hays of Claypool visits, Sam Hamm improving after fever, Almeda Shopt to hospital for operation, and several residents traveling or visiting relatives. Burglary at LaGrange damages shop tools. two suspects seen loitering near the scene as police investigate.
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Mise Leona- Mager
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Fred Rugies
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Dar
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Elgin Butter Market and Dry Goods Trends Report
Elgin butter market remains firm at Be after weekly sales total 733000 pounds. New York cotton goods market opens active with brown sheetings bleached sheetings and fine cottons rising. rye and dyed fabrics affected. press goods stronger. staples quiet. cotton yarns firm. raw silk up. jobbers report fair trade. Merry-Go-Round moved to Kalamazoo.
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New York
Kalamazoo
Vauder ville Eva Ray Creates Sensation at Temple
Vauder ville acts headline an afternoon and evening vaudeville bill at the Temple. Madell and Corbicy perform lively musical numbers with strong audience response. Ja Schnee showcases two sons in Won’t Tow De My Hones as Jacob and his dog draw interest. Crowd enjoyed humor despite heat as the season nears end.
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Try Journal-Gazette
Decatur Librarian Reports TY Monthly Totals
Decatur Illinois May 6 Librarian Mies An nette Afoses reports library statistics for May from ages 20 to 39. Books on shelves 133499. Number borrowed 1522. Highest daily elimination 895. Lowest daily tirediction 25. Average daily circulation 623. Fines collected 41. Two books received from the state library commission and two margarine gifts from Mrs. Center. June 24 marks the second anniversary of the Decatur Public Library.
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Wheat Market Report Shows Heavy Showers Support Prices
Special to the Journal Gazette Toledo May 25 Wheat rose on heavy showers in the wheat belt lifting prices across cash and futures. July and September wheat advanced, with mixed early gains in Liverpool trade. Short covering and demand helped sustain higher quotes despite some profit taking late, as options remained steady and near session highs.
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Glorious Betsy at Majestic with Alundering debut
Mary Mannering stars in Glorious Betsy at the Majestic for a Saturday matinee and night, marking Miss Alundering’s first appearance in her best and most successful play. The elaborate Shubert production, vivid color, and period detail highlight Betsy Patterson and her romantic arc with Jerome Bonaparte, amid Napoleon’s agents’ interference and a Paris dream.
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Perige
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Orpheus Comedy Four Shine in Local Show
The Orpheus Coedy Four delivered a superb mix of songs and comedy that delighted both adults and youths. Eva Ray wowed the audience with remarkable mental feats, while Miss Rayle drew strong reactions with a questioning routine promising a strong draw all week. A special matinee is announced for Friday, with three performers showcased by Mosier this week.
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Eva Ray
Rayle
Albion Ladies Enjoy Pleasant Social Event
Albion Indiana May 25 Saturday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Strinn Schloss on West Jefferson street a company of ladies assembled in response to an invitation by Mrs Schiors. Bouquets decorated the rooms and a program of games featured prizes with Mrs M C Beck winning first and Mrs G Steifel second. Local guest Elsa Shaffer of Arkansas City Ark attended.
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