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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1912
Page
6
The report details unsettled grain and futures activity with wheat and corn prices fluctuating. Declines for some contracts follow Washington weather cues while regional elevators show mixed demand and variable loads.
Market notes show broad moves with mixed signals across commodities and equities. Traders cite volatility in energy and agricultural sectors while bonds hold near steady as concerns over demand and inflation linger.
Market notes show mixed ear corn prices and feeds, with No. 2 wheat, rye, and corn quotable. Livestock quotations include beef and mutton values, butter and cheese prices, and various produce markers. Readers see regional farm goods, grain, and dairy items with corrective notes by market editors.
The Chicago market report notes hog supply liberal and cattle scarce with steady to lower prices. Hog receipts around 40,000 and prices near 7.75 to 4.50 for various grades. cattle and sheep show limited demand, with weak to steady bids, livestock movement varying by region and quality. Major buyers and packers are active but cautious amid uneven demand and supply shifts.
June 14 report from Litthbungh Pa notes feed prices with hay and straw quotes and rising demand. Prices show mixed movement as markets adjust to dampened supply and shifting milling needs.
Local reports show butter and egg prices steady with firm butter and egg markets while grain prices hold near yesterday's levels. Wheat remains at 1.35 per bushel, with forecasts leaning toward potential higher prices but farmers cautious as weather and shipments influence future movement.
In Bluffton Indiana on June 11 Rev YB officiated the marriage of Miss Mollis Eynen and Mr Wim BF Conrad of Bluffton. The couple plan to reside in Bluffton. Local fire crews aided Ossian bond efforts to the Northern Indiana Volunteer Fire Department in Dunkirk. Bluffton residents aided community organizations and reported extensive property damage from a large incident near town.
Toledo market notes report June 11 cattle and hog prices with varied weights and grades. Heavies to medium cattle range around 7.00 to 7.90, hogs steady to higher, mixed feeders and calves at 4.50 to 7.00, lambs and sheep priced from 4.00 to 8.50, with overall receipts listing buyers in Pittsburgh and local markets.
Lagrange county news reports daily chores and travel notes as officials attend a republican convention in Chicago. Mentions of Craig's Biscuit Co wage offers, local residents visiting relatives, and a court bearing for a battery case.
Corunna June 11 reports Evaneely Wt Kennedy and his wife leaving for their home near Toronto. Mr and Mrs Arena McRonald visit Bryan. Herman Riley and family attend a Monday event. Kendallville visitors shop local businesses. The Oldest Club hosts an engagement meeting and a Fourth of July celebration plan. A charity drive parade is anticipated amid summer events.
New York reports a market pause as federal investigations into congressional inquiries into stock relations intensify. Several inquired brokerage houses have been notified they will be called to testify, with limited trading activity noted in government bonds and commercial notes.
Friends and relatives celebrate Mim Bartin Hal daughter of Mr and Mrs Mit W Hall of Uttes city as she wed George Tulle in Chattanog Teana. The former resident of Kendallville grew up there and now travels with her husband. many locals note the wedding and planned visits amid a busy week of social news and community notices.
For rent store room on the west side of Calhoun street between Wayne and Washington Streets. Also office rooms in Schmitz Plack. Lennart and Ortlieb, 819 Calhoun Street.
Wanted to rent a room in the basement area near Smits care journal. Payment of rent considered. contact for arrangements.
Legal notice seeking bids for three months of subsistence and maintenance supplies for the Allen County Poor Farm. Items include beef, mutton, coal, and other provisions. Bids opened in open court June 12 at 10 a.m. with required affidavits and blank forms from the County Auditor.
Trustee in bankruptcy Raymond Ul. will offer for sale at public auction items from a derelict property in Cervicle Indiana including barbed wire, wagon, second-hand roger bugees, and other salvage. Sale starts May 27 and continues each day until completion. Executed by trustee Cesneri Fa Trustea BANKRUPTCY.
The board of trustees of the Fort Wayne school in Indiana invites bids for an addition and improvement per amended plans. Bids due Monday at 9 pm with 1000 dollar bid bond. open for plumbing and heating on June 24 1912. 400 dollar bond required for each trade.
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