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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1910
Page
6
Foreign buyers pushed grain up in Chicago with substantial gains across wheat and other staples. Prices strengthened as traders anticipated Wednesday's government crop report, while noted damage reports and limited movement tempered futures.
Indianapolis grain market report from June 6 notes no bids at the 12 o'clock board across wheat corn and hay. Receipts at the city yard show May contracts and oats per load with quoted prices unclear and generally quiet trading activity prevailing in the session.
Corrected by Here 2, Bante ana Fred. The listing shows prices for barley, No. 2 red and white wheat, corn varieties, mixed and ear corn, mixed hay, timothy hay, clover, goat, butter, creamery items, and several wholesale and retail commodity quotes. Includes per bushel and per ton figures, with dairy, poultry, and produce entries interspersed.
Special to the Journa Gazetter Chicago June 6 reports a lively hog and cattle market with price advances and steady demand. Packers trimmed bids. buyers showed activity as hogs traded around 9.20 to 9.29 and cattle prices rose across beef classes. Cows, feeders, and calves moved with improved demand though some weakness in dairy cattle and canners persisted. Strong outside demand helped bids rise, and overall activity remained robust into midweek trading.
The report notes buyers accusing a dealer of overbidding and a near feud affecting the market. Early clearance efforts showed low activity as Louisville reported only 4,400 southern lambs versus 16,000 expected by Ag. Pickers missed chances to break the market with prices around 25 cents per ewt. A lamb sale of 7 dollars with 400.26 owed to WC signals tight liquidity. 15,000 head seemed excessive, while Tennessee lambs show promise for a stronger run next week.
Speetay reports at Toledo market opening moderates in hogs with light tone. Prices span hogs at 8.26 to 9.40, sows and boars varied, steers and heifers listed with multiple value ranges. Cattle and calf figures appear, with prime exports and butcher animals cited and totals noted for the day.
Pittsburg Pa market activity shows steady demand across cattle hogs and sheep. Top cattle price around 8.40. hogs heavies 9.80 to 9.35, mediums 4.25 to 4.40, light yorkers 0.40 to 0.50. Sheep receipts about 6,000 with prices up to 8.60 and lambs near 9.00. miscellaneous notes cover regional prices for Timothy hay and wheat straw.
Weather impact dominates crop markets as Toledo and New York futures show modest gains and declines. Wheat remains firm yet unsettled from dryness and frost risk in Minnesota. corn weakens with warm, wet conditions hindering proper termination. oats and other grains trade steady with light support from Canadian buyers and domestic demand.
Prices of stocks plunged to year lows after rumors that railroad presidents in Washington would gain no relief on freight rates. Traders speculated on a possible government railroad compromise as talks between rail executives and officials simmered, sending bonds and currencies fluctuating in a choppy session.
Clerk John V. Dinemara reports at the First Church of Christ, the mother church of Christian Science, that a new Christian Science church was established every three and one half days during the year ending June 1, prompting a notice in Try Journal-Gazette Want Ads.
Threshing gear offered by H A Rockhill includes a 16 hp traction engine with wagon, 11 bushel galvanized tank, class B peerless separator, a non barley clover harvester, drive belts for each machine, and wind stickers. Correspondence unlimited. Fort Wayne address given.
Monday market activity remained dull with steady or slightly lower prices in grains and produce. Chickens, butter, potatoes, and berries showed mixed signals as supplies rose and demand held, while the Fort Worth market reflected scant activity and unchanged quotations across items.
Wanted men or women to make house-to-house calls in the city and earn extra money. Apply at A. 585, Journal- Gazette, for particulars. No interference with regular work or extra time required.
In Wabash Indiana early yesterday a burglar entered John Kaiser’s home. Kaiser seized a kitchen utensil as the intruder fled through back doors. Patrolmen Allman and Bidwell pursued with aid from Trowole. Bidwell fired into the air. the suspect fell, was tackled, and later identified as George Smith, 40, of Fort Wayne.
The young ladies of Sacred Heart Academy present scenes from The Merchant of Venice and a musical entertainment at the Majestic Theatre on Saturday June 11 at 2 30 p m Tickets are on sale at D N Pharmacy and A C Aurentz candy store Also note a store room for rent at 405 West Jefferson Street.
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