Market Circles Review Notes March Market Conditions
The weekly market letter reports Easter preparations affecting retailers as operation days extend. Eggs reach 1 2 cents per dozen higher while butter prices drop slightly. pork and poultry demand remains muted with some early fryers available. Potatoes show scarce new crop, old stock lingering, and prices rise. California cherries and Florida melons appear with hopeful high forecasts for summer prices.
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Fort Wayne Market Quotations and Prices
Corrected daily by Charles and Waner the Fort Wayne market lists mixed ear corn at prices per bushel, potatoes, onions, beans, butter, cheese, and wheat varieties. It includes Alaska wholesale prices, Elgin creamery items, lard, chickens, eggs, and poultry feed, with ton and per cwt figures and a final note on selling prices for flour and staples.
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Armour Sells Oats Freely and Corn Notably High
Chicago reports show Armour selling oats at 43 cents and corn at 98 cents. Wheat damage reports from the southwest boosted the deferred market, while May futures advanced with broad gains for oats and overall provisions, as longs realized profits and selling pressure eased.
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Hay and straw market report from Chicago May 31
Chicago hay and straw market report shows receipts at 778 tons with shipments. Prices listed for various grades include timothy at 16 to 17 dollars, No 1 mixed hay about 18 to 19 dollars, clover around 9 dollars, alfalfa 14 dollars, rye 3.5 dollars, wheat 7 dollars. Nebraska and Oklahoma origins noted with mixed lots in several price ranges.
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Horse Market Off as 6B Head Are Sold at Fort Wayne
The Fort Wayne horse and mule market opened late with buyers scarce and demand weak. Only eight head were sold amid a dull market as buyers showed little interest.
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Weather outlook for Pittsburg hay and straw markets
Central weather forecast shows clear to partly cloudy skies with warm readings entering a ten day trend. Temperatures rise across the region while hay and straw prices in the city markets edge higher as demand remains steady and a few afternoon showers pass through statewide.
Crops in Northern Indiana Show Record Potential
Groping notes report northern Indiana crops near record highs with minimal damage from recent rains. Conditions similar across other states as federal bulletin cites winter wheat at unusually high normal levels. rainfall totals, winds, and river stages are recorded with modest variations across the Maumee area.
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Markets Close The Week Firm Prices Hold Steady
Markets end week firm with steady prices as wheat oats corn and onions show resilience. Eastern centers remain unsettled and local potato sales largely absent amid high futures and investors watching harvests and storage.
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Garrett News Roundup of Local Visitors and Travel
Garrett News reports a day of social visits and travels with residents and guests from Lima Peru Indiana Auburn Butler Rome City Warsaw Bremen and Chicago. Many locals hosted relatives and friends from Fort Wayne Goshen Huntington Ashley Lake Wabash and Huntington.
Produce Market and Prices in Chicago May 24
Chicago May 24 report shows mixed produce activity with price changes. Button cade active with a small rise, cheese firm, live fowls up by one cent, palletone down, peas around two to three dollars per bushel, strawberries active though receipts limited. sheep shearing hampered by cold weather delaying wool harvest and wool values around seventeen cents this year.
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Pittsburg Horse Market Report From Pittsburgh June 1
The weekly horse market closed with no price changes. Draft horses and low quality mares show limited demand while light drivers and coach horses range in modest prices. Carriage pairs and common hand horses mixed in value with some better lots noted among good to choice carriage pairs.
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Journal-Gazette Motto Locked In Ten Cents Weekly Delivery
The Journal-Gazette promises daily morning delivery before breakfast at a rate of ten cents per week. The notice emphasizes consistent service and fixed pricing for readers seeking reliable early news each day.
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Wanted Four salesmen and local notes from Kimmell News
A scanned Kimmell News item reports a Wanted Four salesmen ad promising good pay with no experience needed at a Gas Office. It also contains town news: several residents visiting, relatives and travels between Fort Wayne Mishawaka Wolcottville and Albion, a Noble County Telephone crew delivering poles, Mrs Ellen Wiley's death in Kim-swell, and social notes including church and Memorial Day references.
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Navy seeks young men for service amid Panama Canal plans
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Legal Notice of Town Bonds in Indiana Townships
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Local Fort Wayne visits and court notes from Decatur
Decatur residents and friends travel to Fort Wayne for visits with Mr and Mrs Charles Heckman Miss Grace Battenberg and Mrs Anne Bremerkamp join others there Junnin Boch of Fort Wayne visits with Grace Dut Martha Hoekman hosts visitors from the city Court proceedings continue in Wells circuit court with adslaide smith v joseph smith trial ongoing Decoration day travels and university commencement attendance noted Nearby residents journey to Champaign and Chicago area for events and back home for religious services and car trips ending with Benjamin Barton sermon at the Christian church
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