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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1909
Page
5
A Chicago market report notes a new high for July wheat at 12.09 per bushel amid bullish trading. Prices firmed late with European and Texas weather influencing demand. corn and oats showed mixed advances while lard provisions also moved.
A fragmented report notes a 4 percent rate or payment issue tied to a department. Readable names or places are unclear, with unclear context and missing concrete details to identify entities or actions precisely.
A fragmented Indiana agricultural item lists various wheat and rye grades with mixed quality labels and assorted prices, including figures like $408 and $1.62 alongside numbered lots and feed varieties. The garbled OCR references No 2 assortments, clover blends, and diumethyls, indicating a damaged grain market page with commodity codes and pricing incomplete.
Fragmented OCR notes describe ongoing dry goods trade in New York with mentions of cotton gins, inventories, and seasonal price expectations. References to October deliveries and fall goods, with unspecified figures and general market conditions.
The New York coffee futures market opened steady with prices mixed as near months held firm amid limited spot interest. Trade closed quiet with modest gains or unchanged to five points higher, with sales reported around £500 tall and May/June at $7.00 and other months ranging in the $3.4 to $7.0 area amid a subdued, cautious session.
Special correspondence recounts visits by Mr and Mrs Tull to Huntertown and Willan Wepew. The report mentions Aunt Niper and a surprise occurrence at home, with local acquaintances and a May 20 gathering planned at Anburn for a historical event.
A terse note notes that want ads in the Journal Gazette are restricted to a single word. No full sentence or clear listing is provided, leaving the reader with minimal guidance beyond this constraint.
Wheat futures eased after Snow's report marked a weaker tone. Prices fell on cash and futures with declines in September and December while corn rose on wheat strength and large arrivals. Market activity remained tepid as bearish sentiment weighed on grains.
Chicago market reports show hog prices firm but cattle flows heavy with packers bidding lower on spring lambs. Direct runs from Louisville push down quotes. good cattle sold around six dollars per hundredweight while cows and heifers clear slowly amid buyer hesitation and widespread price discounts.
Receipts vary with cattle steady to good and hogs steady to firm. Prices range with hogs near 7.40 to 7.45, cattle$5.50 to 6.50 for common stock, and sheep and lambs showing declines. Local markets report demand and price shifts, with spring lambs and woolled stock affected by broader week trends.
June 24 report shows prices fluctuating with some gains and notable liquidations. United States Steel declines from a recent rise, bond market weak, and copper and wheat sectors influence trading. Government data expectations dampen sentiment while freight and gold movements add to market unease. Total sales value reached 6,689,000 dollars with bonds steady and money rates inching higher.
Toledo hay market prices list various Timothy and clover grades with No 1 No 2 and mixed hay figures. Includes No 9 Timothy at 9 60 and straw around 20 11 00 amid rough supply. Market location cited as Toledo Lima area with June dated report.
Moderate receipts and steady to higher prices as cattle and hogs firmed. Hogs sold mainly heavy and fancy, steers up to 1250 lb, cows and bulls mixed, feeders and stockers active, lambs strong with prime lots fetching top values. Local market notes show varied weights and comfort in demand across several categories.
In Collingwood a scramble of names and kin surfaces from Speck Corresponden, mentioning Tad, Jane, Alan, Vinnie, and Walter, with Mr. and Mrs. Thakel visiting relatives. A sermon and ceremony are hinted at for Sunday at Crone church, while local families like the Yoder and Garman clans appear in scattered references.
Dora Hurah spent Sunday afternoon at Poison park. Several Garman and related families were guests at the place this weekend. A Sabbath session drew many attenders. Curt Sinent and Grace Martin met at the park Saturday. Fishing plans and health notes appear amid village social life.
Auburn Ind. readers report a warrant for the arrest of Davis has been issued after allegations of evasion. The affidavit was sworn by Bre Nyne, and the suspect remains at large as authorities pursue the case.
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