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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Journal Gazette

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1920

Page

16

Financial Market Roundup Reflects Mixed Declines and Stabilizing Hopes

A turbulent trading day sees key stocks cutting dividends and retreating from highs as investors weigh political events in Chicago and the Vandtrrite system. Western and junior issues suffer broad pressure while some commodities and domestic assets show modest recoveries before close. Local sale values total $17.275 million with most bonds unchanged.

Wes Ogale Polit al Chicago Hwasson Vemman Sud Breferreé Chega Rorehwestern U Mpd Marker Liberty Panda Domtelle

Fort Wayne Market Quotations Mixed Grains and Commodities

A scanned market page lists varied prices for grains and commodities including wheat at 759.005 per unit, corn 216.69 per barrel, and oats 72.047 per hundredweight alongside seed and hay values. The fragment references multiple grain types, prices, and supplier lines from market firms, reflecting unsettled commodity rates.

Gossip on Grain and Markets From the Reading Company Era

Fragmented reminiscence of financial notes and railroad news with mentions of Lowden’s political impact on stocks. References to Reading Company, coal losses, dividends, and changes in CSNW, with shallow market summaries and crop comments. Names and dates are sparse. overall tone mirrors late era financial briefs.

Cleveland Market Report Inches Through Grain and Feed Quotes

Cleveland market notes show mixed grain and feed prices with prices for middlings flour meal and meal products listed. Traders report limited quotes on hogs and cattle while oats and wheat prices appear volatile amid thin offerings and uncertain demand.

Hogs Up 10-15 Cts as Calves Steady Amid Market Report

Market summary notes hogs up 10 to 15 cents, cattle and calves mostly steady to higher. Prices for various cattle classes listed, with hog futures and slaughter figures reflecting modest gains and steady demand across yards. Multiple named categories show ranges from heavy to light, with calves and sheep values fluctuating in tune with overall market activity.

Marriage license issued in Warsaw for Reel and Valentine

In Warsaw on Tuesday afternoon Royal Reel of Cinspent and Miss Frances Lucile Valentine obtained a marriage license. MSP Stella Mier travels to Chicago for box hospital treatment. Funeral services for Civil War veteran George Puilpott set for Wednesday afternoon on North Lake Street. Red Men officers elected with Prophet Jack Dobbins sachem Harry Myers senior sagamore TD. H. Mellimer junior sagamore Merle Brown trustee Br. Durbin. Hazel Frankford visiting in Grand River? Green.

Warsaw Ind Jones Royal Reel Frances Lucile Valentine Stella Mier Chimm Airs A. T. Johnson New Forkyy Sweden George Puilpott North Lake Street Warsaw Red Men Prophet Jack Dobbins Sachem Harry Myers Sagamore H. Mellimer Merle Brown Br. Durbin Misa Hazel Frankford Hina Green Frank Lucas Ars Powers Fort Fort Wayt Charles Anglin Grand Rapids Mich Anarlés L. Belters Westervile Onte J. W Sellers Jonnie Webber Syracuse Jom Webber Mise Edith Stevens Taoum Fo EW. Schmidt Dave J. W. Chapman Chicago

Daily Grain Letter Tip on Market Decline and Mixed Futures

Widespread grain futures showed a firm market early with declines broadening later. July and September held slight gains while cash values fell, with lower levels seen from yesterday and supplies remaining near steady. provisions eased as keg prices declined and offerings shifted.

Leland & On Wayne Hotel Vercsco

Leland Daily Stock Letter Reports Mixed Market Tone

In New York on a dull session regular and preferred stocks fell modestly while outlook remained conservatively bullish. Chicago and Northwestern dropped 19 points on reduced dividends, signaling possible near term weakness, but the overall market showed a sudden feature and expected sharp upturn soon.

Warne Sotel New York Daciind Chicago Northwestern

Oats Jump On City Market Yesterday

Fifteen loads of oats and gris were weighed in at the city markets yesterday. Oats furnishing the only change in price, with a rise to ten cents per bushel. Scarcity of white corn at the rescales slowed trading, prices expected to advance. City Markets notes show oats at about 26 to 27 cents per bushel, flour and other grains listed with assorted per bushel figures.

Neds Kay

Hay and straw prices in Toledo market report

Fragmentary OCR of Toledo hay and straw prices lists several grades and figures. Mentions No. 1 timothy priced at 25.00, No. 1 timothy F438, No. 1 clover hay listed at 27.30, with other items and misread terms indicating fuel and fodder costs.

Toledo Jeane Timothy Timathy

Local notes from Woodburn and nearby communities

Sunday visits and family news from Woodburn area including Blum and Tum families with references to Miss Lelia Blum, Miss Sarah Schlatter, and Miss Anna Martin. Aparament mentions graduations, hospital stays, and typical small town social updates plus a New York Wheat and sugar market brief.

Chicago Grain Trends Amid Weak River Market and Rail Cuts

Grain prices drifted lower in Chicago due to a weak river system and reduced railroad shipments. July futures faced declines while bearish sentiment persisted on corn and wheat. Silver and related commodities showed weakness amid uncertain demand. Argentine tenders offered little relief as U.S. markets absorbed sparse supplies and futures showed only modest gains. Hog prices were steady as pork demand remained tepid.

Chicago Yili

Livestock Receipts and Prices Across Markets

Across cities including Indianapolis Buffalo Pittsburgh and St Louis cattle steers calves hogs and sheep saw mixed receipts and higher prices. Notable figures include Indianapolis hogs up to 16.09 and cattle top values near 15.00 to 18.55 for various classes. sheep and lambs showed demand with tops around 22.00. Markets noted steady to higher demand with regional variations and cattle lots varying by weight and breed.

Enion Yaris Ales Suigu Intersinfe Etnrk Hage—Verreme Eacion Faentins Sefoeeta Turton Woket TANG Gate Tn Aofero Bent Stenne Amellon Hetters Best Butcher Bolls FROGS Halogna Hulls Vamman Oammans Canners Sheen and Lambs Sitios Oir Hicks Curly CuieaGd Dunes Bert Hisher Shehleher Indianapolis Gatly Otiers Haines Isla Best Ander Walters Sushil Sr Miles Oh Spring Labs Bupfalo Arrang Dalves Pittsburgh Neaviea Ughy St. Lows Catlie

Otsego eighth grade contest honors noted in parish local item

Frank Faramond won first honors at the Otsego township eighth grade contest held Saturday night. Fadia Gondy placed second. Mr. and Mrs. Henery Geu miner are among the attendees. Lucretia Wheeler of Toledo plans a 200 mile ten week trip to Onekama Michigan with start Wednesday. District Superintendent W. W. Martin of Fort Wayne will preside at the business session Saturday at 2 p.m. Children’s Day program set for Sunday night June 20. Albert Reed has sons to Fort Wayne and accepted a city street car line position. Talma Rummel and wife of Goodland Indiana visiting Hamilton relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Aldrich left Friday for Petevictia Bay for days with daughter and husband Rev J Morrison. Miss Lottie Bere over Sunday guests of sister Mrs. H. Brery and other relatives. The Mowers possessor of a corduroy measuring 36x18 inches in circumference. Mrs. Marvell McNell returned to Fort Wayne Saturday for an indefinite stay with her daughter Mrs. Ire Jackson Age. Ralph Brain max Keo cn darksor Michigan where he will work in factory. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wileman of Buller were Sunday guests of her sister and Mr and Mrs. Fred Spuring.

Hamilton Mirs Aldrich Petevit Yia Bay J. ‘A. 'Morrison Fred Dirtim G Y Atrandes Teon Dirrim Burgas Angola Samuel Dircing Ars Lottie H. Brery Pigneve Frances Daryne Mort Wayne Thurnay Paul Daryne Marvell. McNell Fort Wayne Jackson Dire

Grain offers more liberal grain offers more liberal wedding

Grain market notes show mixed bids with some liberal offers and cautious sentiment. Traders reference yesterday’s results and a domestic demand backdrop, while fertilizer and seed prices weigh on decisions. Strong entities include Argentine market signals and local exporters, with prices near steady levels despite volatility in futures.

Hicksville Nuptials and Local Notices Highlight Busy Week

Ed uth Applegate wed by Rev C 36 Mennsmith. groom with Limpert Brothers garage. Edith worked for Crescent Dix Goods and lived with sister Mirg. other wedding Edwin Lewis and Clara Denninger in nearby town. Visitors arrive as Dr W Lilly and Stelky n attend Fayette funeral. Local trains, fairs, and teachers training noted. two new concrete business buildings underway.

Shicksville Jay B Bastow Tela Ralph Beerhower Columbus State University Gladys Coning Fremont Mich Henry Schoolmaster L. Dixon Wajemega John Whitman Adr Hendrickson Forest Home Seely F. Daub Frost

New Haven News Highlights Local Activities and Notices

Residents gather for summer concerts as the town funds a $200 business support fund. Funeral ceremonies honor departed veterans with a large parade and services at Odil Eelvins cemetery. Local families visit, travel by car to nearby towns, and plan social events including Ladies Aid gatherings and church activities.

Real Estate Transfers List Across City and Suburbs

A dense ledger of real estate transfers shows numerous parcels sold in several additions and suburbs. Transactions include W Warner J. Dfurr, Mercer, Osduist Wildwood, North Side, Archer, and Belmont additions with prices ranging from 400 to 6 000 dollars, plus several multi-parcel lot transfers in Grasmere, Lafayette Place, and High Street areas. Names such as George Jatger, Caroline Olds, and Howard Keller appear among buyers and sellers, with trustees and guardians noted in some deeds.

Bert Wasaw Hegery Street G. Selaner Fred Fauktel Peyir Warner J. Dfurr al Mercer Edwin de Los Wildwood Lot St Alviter Titan Lgeutt George Jatger George Blemm Woodlanu View Woodlanu View AuMlivon, Fae SE Obi, , Pier “O. Martire, Stardian North Side Archer Charies Wihtinmy Adettion Lity Subirbin Building Co Gurtay A. Litus Wiliam Calder Georgy Coblec Jos Seah FL Hailehan Grasmere Avights affi-Stats Loan and Trust Co Deah Stolahan City and Suburban Building Co George W. Stolar Totsy Treskitt Sountry Caroline Olds Caroline E. Oldu Farry A. Roset Cervling M. Olds dart_see Sar Jt Ono Nelson BH. Whittern PitSagg- Portner Tor Alice A. Grbrt Tudson Fy Wey Mart Se Sam T. Galdnix Ora &. Hart Mal Part Sc Ora Hogiman Snomon London James N. Lane Havel Pratter Routh Haven Jad New Haven John B. Schafit Witter Darling

Rug Cleaning Demo by Rug- Nu in Basement This Week

Local demonstration showcases rug cleaning techniques presented by Rug- Nu in a basement setting this week. Grand Leader observes plans and potential participation.

Maples News: Socials and Local Visits in June

Maples locals hosted and visited kin from Fort Wayne and nearby towns on Sunday and Tuesday, with numerous family and neighbor gatherings across the area. The ADVOGATE AID FOR CHINA story highlights a Richmond address and a note on physical aid advocacy by Wu Nam Cullen Dennis.

Richmond Ind Chivas Wu- Nam Cullen Dennis United States Des 2

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