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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1912
Page
6
In Whicag, June 4, scant rain disturbed wheat bulls after heavy drought, with corn and wheat futures fluctuating as traders priced potential crop damage. Cash grades showed strength, while reports of burned-opi losses and large storage movements influenced prices and receipts across Chicago and New York wheat markets.
Corrected market listings show live and futures prices for wheat, corn, barley, and oats, with retail and wholesale parallels. Notable quotes include winter wheat and patent flour, with assorted livestock and produce prices from Fort Wayne markets and related packing houses.
Chicago market report notes steady butter and dairy products with varied prices. Poultry receipts and creamery extras are listed along with overall prices and shipments, highlighting turkeys and butter figures across New York and Chicago markets.
CHICAGO June 4 market notes show cattle traders and speculators failing in an attempt to lift hog prices. The report details cattle, hogs, and sheep quotes, noting reduced demand and pressure from packers, with prices mixed and futures unsettled. Abundant receipts and midweek outlook hint at cautious trading as buyers and sellers reassess value.
Market notes show oats priced at 60 cents per bushel and corn at 50 cents, with signals of steady demand. Prices listed by local dealers include hogs at around 11.80 per hundredweight and cattle near steady levels.
Market reports show large crop outputs of hay and straw across multiple districts. Notable figures include thousands of tons of hay and mixed feeds, with prices and tonnages listed for numerous counties and markets, indicating a busy trading period despite rainy conditions.
Market notes in a drought affected session show wheat opening near prior close with a late uptick as rains near Lincoln Nebraska offer tentative relief. July futures opened at 1.16 and fluctuated, while oat and pork futures showed marginal gains. cotton prices moved with steady demand in a separate market report.
Market notes show butter steady at 25 cents with potatoes firmer. Dealers cite limited supplies and seasonal demand, while eggs and poultry display mixed trends. Wheat stays firm around 1.16 dollars per bushel. wheat and corn futures expect modest gains amid seasonal selling.
New York trading shows crops politics and railways shaping prices. Government report indicates conditions in the West and Southwest with cotton prospects near normal. bonds firm with special issues. Total sales reach 2,461,000 dollars in U S government securities steady across the board.
Market figures show hog prices retreat by five cents with wholesale quotes around 2.67 for certain grades. Traders note mixed demand as hogs, including sows and feeders, move at varied levels from 2.10 to 9.20 per hundredweight in Toledo and nearby markets.
Advisory board of stockholders for Citizens Trust Company Bank for Savings is noted. The item lists the bank and its shareholder panel, reflecting corporate governance activity within a local financial institution. No dates or locations are provided.
Prudest statements show prudent people prosper as savings grow. Citizens increase deposits now earning 4 percent interest from the first day of June. Real estate security and banking law safeguards highlighted. Bank opposite post office opens 20 a m to 5 pm.
A family of two seeks a five room house convenient to Car and not far from Calhoun Street. Rent reasonable. Address "Mac" care Journal-Gazette.
NOWMAN HENDRICKSON broadcasts a legal notice of renewal for the four story building on Calhoun Street in Fort Wayne, Allen County Indiana. The undersigned will apply to the Allen County Commissioners on the next regular meeting day in July 1913 seeking a renewal license to operate a rooming house with intoxicants in quantities exceeding five, detailing the property boundaries and improvements fronting Calhoun Street and the alley, including the ground floor room and stairs to the second floor.
Fragmented market listing from Pittsburgh Pa detailing draft horses and carriage pairs with varying condition grades from poor to fair. Includes horse counts, weights, and quotations, plus notes on local operators and wagon deliveries.
Fragmentary listing shows numerous names tied to a board of directors including John W. While Harry A. Keplinger Ernest Te Cool Walther E Dold and others, with several unclear or misspelled entries, suggesting an archival roster excerpt. The text reads like a historical corporate or organizational governance roster with multiple individuals and potential titles.
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