Market Reports Show Mixed Moves Across Growers and Wholesalers
Monday morning trading in the markets showed scattered shifts among growers and the wholesale sector. Plums advanced to the mart with prices from 1.50 to 2.00 per bushel while the overall expected price changes failed to materialize. Truitt Commission and other firms maintained stable prices, while recent heavy rains dampened wholesale activity and volume.
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Food Price List From a Vintage Market Report
A garbled OCR style list shows assorted vegetables and produce with prices per unit or weight. Items include spinach, onions, cabbage, lettuce, okra, potatoes, beans, peppers, chives, almonds, artichokes, and various greens, with numerous inconsistent figures and old monetary denominations. The fragment resembles a market consignments page with fluctuating per pound or per bushel quotes and notes on consignments.
Poultry prices and turkey rates from local market
The fragment reports poultry and turkey price data with cents per unit. It lists multiple small figures such as 23 10 27 and 14 cent ranges, indicating market quote variations. Local market traders and commodity terms appear but readable specifics are limited.
Cotton Market Shows Gains on Rain Prospects Worldwide
Cotton opened firm amid favorable cables and rains in the belt with July up to 16.18c and October at 10.26c, as weather improves in the Southwest and Mississippi Valley. Shorts eased late on limited support while later sessions hovered near quiet, with prices near day's lows and Liverpool and New York markets mixed amid rain and demand signals.
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Unclear Money Metals Report Reflects Mixed News
A cryptic financial note references metals prices and exchanges, mentioning individuals like Daniel Mickey and Urece Micke in a hazy context. The text notes a returning trip, a death, and a government pledge by President J. O Tardy, with a Tuesday morning address by Mr. John Wren to seniors.
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J. O Tardy
John Wren
Wall Street Spectator Notes Market Dullness Amid Hopes for Turn
The Wall Street Spectator reports a waiting mood in New York for a sign of genuine improvement after a dull week. It notes cautious investor buying at current levels, warns of lingering speculation, and highlights sector trends including rail, steel, and farm equipment firms, with earnings signals and expenditures shaping the outlook.
Poultry and Produce Market Listings Across Cities
Fragmented OCR notes show diverse regional market items including Chicago potato and poultry listings, Cincinnati hair products, New York dairy and cheese notes, and Chicago meat market references. The garbled text marks prices, weights, and vendors with scattered city mentions and dates, giving a snapshot of mid century produce trade chatter.
Grain Market News Reflects Wheat Declines and Mixed Rallies
In Chicago May 19 reports show early wheat prices eased on Liverpool trade and Argentine offers, with overall wheat supplies down from the prior week while Canadian exports press prices. Corn and oats were steady to higher as futures retained some firmness despite rain and crop damage notes from the plains. Westward wet weather added bearish tone, while signs of improved crop conditions in parts of the U S and Canada offered cautious support. San Antonio listings show corn 80 cents fat and $1.20 for milo, oats 40 cents, wheat around 1.10 to 1.15.
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Livestock market report with mixed cattle and hog prices
A fragmented livestock page notes no price changes in the local market. Cattle show cows calves and bulls with varied bids, while Chicago and Kansas City reports list hogs and lambs with mixed quotess and regional receipts.
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Counties in Road Program Advances Across Regions
A set of counties including Webly Virscht and Maerrick approve a highway project linking Hagleaos and Ja redo to close the Harder highway gap near Los Angeles. Officials discuss milestones and assign engineers for two road segments while planning a formal meeting at Alberton.
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Girl Rescued From Well After Sorority Initiation
In Lakeland on Saturday night a 14 year old girl was trapped for four hours at the bottom of an abandoned well with eight feet of water. She sustained exposure but saved herself by using boards and bricks to keep above water until rescuers arrived. Her swift actions and the broom trail she dragged helped rescuers locate her. The girl was taken from the well by firemen and is reported recovering at home.
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Fray
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Koday
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Protector of Woman Shot in Chicago Tragedy
Fred Cullen left his home to attend a relative's wedding when neighbor Vincent Tesky shot him and then killed himself. Tesky also shot his wife, who was with Cullen, before taking his own life. The incident occurred as the family waited for a car, and Tesky aimed at his wife after a failed plan to shoot her.
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Stowe Trial Jury Sought in Victoria Texas
Victoria Texas May 19 Only one juror was obtained by noon today for the trial of T B Stowe 48 ex ranger. Stowe is charged with the money of Alvin Marshell 27 a wells known Victoria county farmer on Victoriae anaintee ot the affergoon of Mey My 1028. It be alleged Stowe's wife Ver tile Stowe said the Marehall in sulted her, beings Slows was releshed on 5000 bond. He skinned bond and wasarrreted af Detroit about a month ago.
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Luxury air palaces emerge for America's wealthy
Airplanes rival yachts and private trains in lavish design with space for fifteen passengers and four crew. The craft features lounging dining and sleeping cabins plus a full business office. Readers can learn more in The American Weekly next Sunday.
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