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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1903
Page
4
The page notes oats advancing with grains overall trending higher amid bullish sentiment. It cites July futures, weekly receipts, and prices in Nashville and other markets, with weather factors and demand shaping the turn. It mentions weekly shipments, primary responses, and a tendency toward higher close across commodities.
The report outlines a quiet coffee market in New York with limited bids and rising prices near five cents, and observes subdued activity across other commodities. It also notes steady poultry prices with Western spring chickens and assorted fowls selling at modest levels and turkeys priced around the 1100 range in markets.
Market report lists winter wheat and spring wheat prices, sugar and other commodities, with quotations for live and dressed stock. It records beef, veal calves, cattle, hides, and straw values, noting several bulk totals and per unit figures from dealers and wholesale buyers.
Real estate transfers compiled by Jet GC Meller list Berry Streets city and numerous parcels with buyers and prices. Entries mention dates, lot and block designations, improvements, and varying sums from modest to about 22 200 dollars, naming individuals and firms in urban property trades.
Chicago live stock market reports show brisk demand with steady to higher prices for cattle and hogs. Mixed lots from Texas and local regions move steady, with heifers around 21 dollars and varying beef cattle values, while sheep and lamb offerings stay active at modest gains.
Jackson Kentucky witnesses describe a tense feud town as court resumes over a conspiracy theory involving county officials. Prosecution aims to show a hired killing motive for attorney J T Maroum while defense seeks to limit testimony amid repeated witness issues and court recesses.
A fragmented local market listing shows prices for wheat corn oats and other staples, with various items measured by bushel, pound, or per unit. Names such as DAL and Wash & Co appear among items like onions potatoes butter and flour, reflecting a busy general store catalog from a historical market page.
Moses Fowler Chase, a young millionaire once declared mentally unfit, was moved to a private sanitarium in Indianapolis at the corner of Calhoun and Rery Streets after guardian Frederick Chase sought fair treatment for him. The case remains under guardianship and court oversight.
A brief want ad from the journal gazette seeks a loan or financing option for a vehicle. It mentions real estate value challenges and requests lenders to respond with terms and rates.
Nonspecific market chatter describes Wall Street activity with mentions of gains and declines across several securities. The report notes earnings rumors, large foreign and domestic investments, and plans for significant gold shipments to Europe and South America as part of ongoing financial movements.
The Chicago Van Wert Oil Co. a portion of its holdings in Meyer and Van Wert counties was put into receivership today by Mack P. Colt of Lima. Petitioners claim the company owes $9000 on the purchase price and is insolvent.
Perry G. Walker was appointed receiver for the Vincent Valve company in this city. Assets are reported at 44,000 dollars. Details show a controlling note of uncertainty about the plant’s fate as creditors prepare for potential liquidation.
Hamilton National Bank declares capital of 200000 dollars and surplus of 200000 dollars. It offers a 2 percent annual rate on certificates of deposit when held for four months. The notice outlines the basic terms and expected yield for savers.
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