Bear limit reached in wheat on Chicago market
Chicago June 1d. Bears pressed hard in the wheat pit as July options showed weakness and new crop news from the southwest dampened buying. May delivery for 1911 rose slightly, while cash markets varied with No. 2 yellow around 48 1/2 cents. Prices for wheat futures and nearby crops moved with selling pressure and weak cash indications, with declines quoted across several contracts and a softer close.
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Neures
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Cotton goods markets report from New York in June
DRY GOODS MARKET report from New York notes a quiet primary division with barely steady conditions. Mentions moderate buying to cover early remuls, with June market features and spot activity described through garbled figures and product names.
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Fort Wayne Local Market Prices for Cereal and Feed
Prices list extensive farm commodities including wheat corn oats hay and clover at Fort Wayne markets. Values show per bushel ton and pack rates for grains, feeds, seeds, and dairy items with numerous OCR errors but key items like wheat corn oats barley and hay are named alongside price ranges and unit measures.
Hogs arrive in Chicago hog market faces mixed prices
Armour and buyers clashed over the hog market with prices near $9.50 and a 20 cent drop on the bulk. Cattle receipts reached about 24,000 with demand steady but ample supply. The market showed uneven prices for steers, heifers, and stockers while hogs moved on mixed expectations. Sheep and lamb markets were uneven with lambs weak and mutton steady, buyers cautious as packing plants and lenders watched.
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Hog Prices Slip Five Cents as Slaughter Opens
Special to the Journalet notes hog prices down a peg amid light receipts and a weak market. Heavies and big lots sold around 9.60 to 9.62. mixed fats 8.50 to 9.00. leans and cutters 3.00 to 6.60. Calves and veal ranged 4.50 to 7.00 with stockers weak, lambs steady to higher.
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Buffalo live stock market report from Buffalo June 18
Buffalo cattle and hog receipts show varied values with mixed demand. Cattle includes prime steers around 34,000 dollars, cows and heifers at 4,000 dollars, and springers near 2,400 dollars. Sheep and lambs receipts around 407. heavy hogs at 8.00 to 9.75. other items show fluctuating prices and totals.
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Pittsburg Live Stock Prices Show Mixed Gains
Pittsburg markets report cattle steady with top at 8.15 and feeders around 9.80. Sheep around 1.10, veal calves at 2.75, hogs and pigs mixed, lambs 8.20, sows and yearling stock noted. Cleveland edition lists heifers, calves, and hog prices with regional variance.
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Horry
Real Estate Transfers in Curated Listings for 1900s
Real estate transfers recorded with details of deeds from multiple parties. Note mentions GC, Yeler whstrarine, 125 Court Street, to Cynthia Detaler, 66 seat, and Wella Reserve valued properties around $4,600. Also cites Mervals Campnell and Leander Me Roaden entities, with locations in Indiana.
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Erry Laoulse
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Arcola
Lake Township
Fox
Dr A P Mitten Dies in Seattle Former Columbia City Physician
Dr A P Mitten, a well known former physician of Columbia City, died in Seattle at age 65. He served as director of the port at Seattle and his funeral will be held there after a death reported today.
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Una Bank
Cereal markets weak amid weather influence on prices
Toledo, June 1. Market notes show weakness as weather factors press grain demand. Corn prices eased after opening strength with July and December futures slipping. By June 14, nearby hay prices fell to 77.00 and 48.50 for No 1 and No 2 Timothy, while oats and wheat remained steady with limited activity.
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Gow
Fallawihie Wera
Local Socials and Professional Moves Noted in Wayne Journal
Buffalo visitors Mr and Mrs Hy H Littel tour the west and attend Wayne county events while Mrs MO Ginty hosts Shiloh chapter Eastern Star. Boston’s W 71 Moen recalls a dramatic hotel fire escape. Mrs C L BenDuro returns from Grand Rapids after kindergarten training. Mr Ralph M Snyder travels to Indianapolis for the American Society of Engineering Contractors meeting. he leads Indiana’s engineers and speaks on concrete building innovations.
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Mit Porta
Payne
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Idle Day Halts Bears in New York Market
June 13 market notes show a subsidence in liquidation pressure as bears step back. Prices rose modestly after a preliminary test and short coverings emerged while London copper and railroad news influenced sentiment. Bond and money markets posted mixed results with no single catalyst driving the day.
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Bonda
City Scales Report and Fireworks Regulation Discussion
At yesterday’s city series, prices for hay were $13 a ton and corn $6.40 a bushel. A FIREWORKS safety vote will be on the board agenda, governing sales for July 4. Petitions seek tighter bans on explosives and related licensing, plus limits on landisa stores and cigars.
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Grain Prices Hold Steady Despite Inactive Market
The opening day shows very low activity in the grain and produce market. Prices for wheat corn and potatoes remain largely unchanged with weak demand, while eggs and butter stay weak but port and oats hold at current levels. Livestock markets show little movement with prices steady from last week.
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Life Sentence for Fry Slayer Declared by Lima Jury
Sicilian Antonio Vittorioso, Fort Wayne resident, convicted of second degree murder in the death of Bert W. Fry at Pennaylyan in Krmke rmin. Jury verdict reached after hours of debate. prosecutors sought first degree murder but compromise resulted. Trial judge to consider new motions for a retrial. accompanying incidents included a pistol clash with Italians and a hospital scene involving Clerk Emil Finich.
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Commencement program draws Pierceton crew and guests
The Pierceton common school commencement at Winona Lake drew strong Pierceton turnout with over a hundred tickets sold and many attendees from nearby towns. Notable events included the address The Forces of Destiny by Mon. Thomas Hy Kuhn of Riehingard, musical performances by local groups, and social visits by residents from Warsaw Plymouth and Fort Wayne. The Pierceton Blues lost to Winona 7 to 3. Burial was held for Mrs. Mary Bates and various residents were noted visiting relatives and attending events locally.
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