Markets End Week With Mixed Stocks And Declines
The week closes with uneven stock activity as traders digest May delivery timing and export data while United States Steel faces pressure. A $5.375 million net decrease in trust organization holdings appears amid thin market confidence and mixed price action across major issues.
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Money Market Summary Amid Bank Rates and Exchange
Market notes show steady levels across money rates with minor variations. Banker bills and commercial paper trade at modest yields while exchange remains steady and precious metals like silver hold firm. details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate typical daily activity from a banking page.
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Graduates From Warsaw High Echo Largely Rural Roots
Warsaw Indiana May 19 The Warsaw High School class of forty nine graduates shows 65 percent from rural districts small towns county farms 27 girls and 22 boys. A movement to gauge an alumni association next week is noted. Want ads in the Journal Gazette use single word entries.
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Wheat and Corn Market Movements Reported
Market update details futures for wheat and corn with May and July deliveries, price swings, receipts from Duluth Chicago and other towns, and weekly export figures. Provisions firms amid active demand from commission houses and local packers.
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Focal Packers
New York Grain and Provisions Market Summary
Fort Wayne market prices ranged for retail and wholesale goods with notes on wheat oats barley cornmeal and varying produce. Quoted items include potatoes onions apples butter and pork products, with several firms such as Roswell & Sons and Lonergan & Co providing quotations across stations and markets.
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Remarkable OA's Crop Outlook This Year
Weather this season favors oats and wheat with early estimates showing harvest in late June or early July. Wheat headed well and oats near readiness, while county and state forecasts suggest record yields may approach those of five decades ago. Prices show minor fluctuations as trading centers adjust expectations.
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The Dil Market. OT Cay May Decredit.
The fragmentary OCR note hints at market terms and assignments. Names and specifics are unreadable, with stray phrases suggesting a local want ad or classified item from a Journal Gazette page.
Wheat market slips as dormant wheat and clover seed trend
In Toledo May 24 reports show wheat prices fluctuating with May and June options moving within narrow ranges. Weather and rain in the Midwest influence prices while Liverpool and Chicago markets show mixed signals. Clover seed remains steady near opening levels as traders weigh supply conditions and demand.
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Telly
Paints West
Liverpool
Barner
Toledo
Leutember
I. Cosh
Hogs and cattle market notes from Chicago and regional yards
Hog receipts near 18,000 with prices about 12% lower than last Saturday. Hogs sold mixed from 5.15 to 5.90 for various weights, with lighter pigs stronger in demand. Cattle receipts around 33,100 with steers mostly 5.60 to 6.70, cows and bulls varied, and overall demand modest amid ample supply. Regional yards including East Buffalo Cleveland and Cincinnati show similar steady to soft pricing trends and moderate activity.
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Altona
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Erroep
Among the Commission Men Peaches and Other Produce News
Peaches appeared yesterday with limited prizes and slow fresh arrivals from the south. Tomatoes and greens arrive in better quantities. gooseberries, cabbage, radishes, onions, eggs, and butter show varied prices. Poultry prices for hens and turkeys declined slightly as markets ease.
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Tennessee
Wabash College Receives Fifty Thousand Gift
News from New York on May 2 reports that gifts to educational institutions exceed three quarters of a million dollars. The largest is 125,000 to William Dev GH College in Liberty Missouri, with 100,000 to Davidsor College in Davidson North Carolina and 80,000 to Williams College, plus 350,000 to Western College for Women in Oxford Ohio. Other grants include 50,000 to Spellman Seminary in Atlanta and 10,000 to Tuskegee Institute in Alabama.
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Liberty
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Davidson
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Minois
Wabash College
Dry Goods Market in New York Trade Update
In New York the dry goods market shows firmer cotton prices with stronger demand. Gingham prints ticking and sheets are moving slowly while woolen goods and worsteds are selling more briskly through selling agents amid market activity.
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Ashmentten
Wien
Bank Clearances For The Week Readily Compared To Last
The bank clearances for the week, compiled yesterday due to a holiday, show a favorable comparison to the previous week. Totals include Tuesday through Friday figures with Decoration Day Saturday noted, and a total value near 742,204.68 compared with 720,606 last year.
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Churstiey Wriday
Bank Advertisement Note From Historic Text
An archaic banking sales pitch promotes savings with phrases about choosing a bank and inviting customers to compare terms. It highlights a savings department and mentions interest, urging readers to inquire about rates and services. The language is garbled but centers on attracting customers to use a specific bank.
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Making. & Chase
Savings Department
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Coffee Market Report From New York May 29 Summary
The New York coffee market shows little change with May 29 notes indicating stability. Figures for relevant contracts appear inconsistent, but the market hints at steady pricing for near term deliveries and steady activity in July and September contracts.
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At the City Scales Triumphed in Odd Evening Meet
A garbled OCR item records a city-scale event with unclear names and dates. Readable fragments indicate a performance or tally outcome and a date in a past event, mentioning a person likely named Hose and a Brenty or Brenty-one entry, with references to a late hour and a tally.
Van Buren Tomb Described As Plain In Kinderhook Village
An article notes Martin Van Buren lies in Kinderhook New York under a plain granite marker. It laments the modest grave beside unremarked plots and contrasts his political prominence with the unassuming tomb. The piece recalls his early leadership and repeated presidential runs.
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Decoration Day Program At Warsaw To Be Held
War veterans from the Spanish American War and other groups will observe Decoration Day in Warsaw. The program includes a reading of orders, a reading of Lincoln's Gettysburg Address, a sermon, music by choirs and a quartet, a benediction, and a ritual service at the monument. The Rev J L Goshert will deliver the invocation and the Rev J J Early will give the address.
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Taken to Michigan City for Noble County count
A brief item from Althon Indiana dated May 29 notes Perry and Noble County figures, with one count or tally reported as short, delivering a compact local update on regional totals.
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Mishlean City Arrests Linked to Kimmel Lareems
In Mishlean City Charles Campbell and Willian Saltagaber were arrested at Kimmel for lareems. The man had been stealing from street cars at that place. Quarantine lifted at Albion Home for smallpox after weeks. Dr. W. J. Green recovering from accident with a broken arm. Dr Chapman to lay church cornerstone in Warsaw. The Brethren church project advances with corner stone ceremony planned. May 25 news briefs.
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