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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1910
Page
3
Chicago traders faced sharp liquidation as wheat fell to the week’s lows with July futures down about 1 1 2 cents. Corn and oats weakened, provisions drifting lower with pork trading around 17 1 2 cents per barrel and ribs slipping. Weekwide losses were modest despite bear pressure as buyers remained scarce and markets closed weak.
Fort Wayne market listing shows prices for wheats corn oats barley and mixed hay, plus feed grains and fats. Also notes on hogs poultry and dairy items. corrected by market correspondents with bids for various commodities and streams of farm goods.
Toledo Ohio July 11 Hog market report shows a ten cent drop in hog values with active shippers. Buyers and sellers remained steady on price, with quotes for different classes and weights listed including selections, prime hogs, heifers, and cattle prices.
East Buffalo market notes cattle calves sheep and lambs with prices mostly steady to higher. New York coffee market opens steady to higher with Tonkel and Santos bids reported and spot unloads quiet at several Nada blends.
Large crowd of eastern buyers, led by A. Gilblonm, attended the Port Wayne horse and wagon market. Ninety-eight head on sale with two sold. forty draft horses, and various fine stock, averaged about 225 dollars with top prices near 280 dollars. one Deer horse reached 210 dollars. Leonty-two draft horses were bought by Gilblom to ship to Cleveland for the Wednesday auction.
A fragmentary ad seeks a boy to acquire a bicycle at the Palace of Fashion located at 117 West Berry. The text is garbled with near unreadable phrases mentioning names and a bakery brand, leaving the core request as the bicycle purchase opportunity at the store.
Farmers report light grain receipts and subdued activity in Fort Wayne markets. Wheat prices hold near daily levels while oats stay around 39 cents per bushel and corn near 52 cents. Millers quote bran at 22 dollars and middlings at 24 dollars as they watch weather and crop prospects affect demand.
A Woodmen of the World ceremony unveiled a monument over William Noacker’s grave in Linden-Wood Cemetery. Noacker, a Fort Wayne native who died in Denver in 1506, joined the Woodmen after moving, and became a prominent member of Mat chapter. Attorneys and local officials attended, with about 190 in attendance from Fort Wayne, Mishawaka, South Bend, and Tahari.
Henry M. Fisk of Waleoko Jr sues Chicago Telephone Supply Co of Haine with Elkhart branch in Federal court at Indianapolis seeking an accounting of profits from Fisk’s telephone switch board invention. The complaint alleges Fisk conceived, perfected, and arranged the drop and jack design and that the Main and branch offices continued to manufacture the device without compensation.
June reports from Toledo and surrounding areas show favorable weather yet weak grain futures. Wheat prices moved down with July at 1.05, September at 92 1/2, and December at 6 1/2, while Chicago and other markets opened lower due to mixed crop reports. Estimates from Indiana and Illinois suggest a smaller crop than last year and cautious demand amid reseeding.
Market reports show hog prices slipping after late-day declines as packers delayed purchases, causing a drop from Friday levels. Cattle and sheep trade finished mixed with higher steer values and firmer lambs, while receipts rose modestly across cattle and hogs week over week in Cleveland and Chicago markets.
Garment described features a blouse and straight plaited skirt joined beneath a belt with a prettily shaped yoke. Sleeves are novel and trim options include yoking material. Fabrics suggested include gingham linen cotton muslin and rosebud tatiste.
Receipts at the city scales totaled weekly hay and corn loads with a heavy demand for corn. Market notes cite inferior hay quality, worm damage in fields, and openers with prices for hay and corn set for the week.
Help sought for quick home sales. Send description and price to Cash Bargain, care Journal-Gazette.
Very little activity on the street market today as farmers stay busy with farm work. Heavy receipts of home grown strawberries expected late week with prices for berries easing slightly. Butter and eggs steady with strong demand. old stock potatoes steady to 75 to 200 per bushel with newer arrivals improving outlook. Pineapples plentiful though demand remains cautious as suppliers flood shelves.
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