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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1914
Page
9
Market notes show wheat prices breaking under heavy selling as traders react to supply signals and nearby harvest conditions. The report references futures, regional price spreads, and fluctuating quotes across Minneapolis, Duluth, Chicago, and Baltimore markets with ongoing volatility in corn and barley futures as well.
A grain market note reports wheat futures wavering amid thin demand. July and September contracts show modest declines while spot prices slip, with traders citing rain forecasts and lower export interest. Volume remains light and liquidity tepid as the market eyes next week’s trading.
An OCR muddled note records price quotes and market terms for live stock and grain in Toledo. It lists various items, likely including wholesale prices, minor currency notations, and dated reference points, though the text is fragmentary and garbled. The readable parts imply a daily market brief from a regional exchange or auction, with line items and small currency figures embedded amid noise.
The Fort Wayne market page lists wholesale produce and live stock prices with numerous items and figures. It records prices for potatoes, peas, Bermuda hay, hides, wheat, corn, flour, and eggs, alongside cattle, hogs, chickens, and other farm goods, noting buying and selling ranges and per unit values across multiple vendors.
A garbled OCR summary shows hogs and cattle trading, with mixed prices and unclear lots. It references June 11 at Cleveland and Pittsburgh market activity, noting receipts, parity, and various price ranges though specifics are hard to decipher.
The excerpt lists multiple farm commodities with prices per unit and quantities. It mentions hay, straw, milk, chedded dairy products, oats, wheat, and rye in varied regional references and vendors, reflecting market activity with fluctuating rates and item descriptions listed in a compressed historical ledger style.
Fragmentary OCR shows mixed market terms for produce and poultry with odd spellings. Mentions include New York and Alabama references, price cues like $1.14 and $2.87, plus assorted items such as fowl and beef. The text appears garbled and incomplete but signals retail pricing notes.
Fragmented OCR reads like a local update listing visitors and brief notes from Cromwell area. Names include Colin Showalter from Ligonier, Charley andercon from Warwaku, Mundisy, Tirade y Mivorn from Chicago, and others visiting or present. Some garbled phrases surround attire, a possible incident with someone named Goo Tang.
Brimfield community updates cover a Saturday afternoon event at Mes Home hosted by Madshen family relatives. The text mentions locals Brimfield area figures and a Dreontia meeting with planned gatherings and a Sunday schedule.
A chaotic incident near the Gallivan barn in Columbia City ends with a man attacked and several others involved. The assailant battered a victim during a confrontation described with erratic details. Authorities arrive as the crowd disperses and arrest the suspect.
Stila of Amuttuui Allen County announces bids for highway improvement work. Proposals must be sealed and opened at a specified time. the contract will be awarded to the lowest responsible bidder fulfilling all terms. The notice outlines bond requirements, responsibilities of contractors, and project scope in Allen County.
Fragmentary Monroeville Chronicle notes broken ground for a German Lutheran church on a Tuesday week and mentions local residents including Mr and Mrs Weight, Mrs Arlol, and Ethel. Several names appear with scattered places such as Van Wert and Mentos township, reflecting a town-wide digest of visits, gatherings, and civic events.
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