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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1910
Page
6
Reports of huge wheat export demand sparked fear among small traders while revealing a notable drop in world supplies. Wheat futures rose and other grain, oil, and meat markets fluctuated with mixed bids and higher oats despite poor weather forecasts.
Fragmentary city scale readings show mixed results with unclear figures and stray codes. The report lists several cryptic weights and values, including odd identifiers, with no clear totals or context.
The Fort Wayne local market lists corrected quotations for corn, oats, rye, barley, flax, timothy, and hay at various prices per bushel or ton. It also covers wheat, clover seed, wool, hides, butter, eggs, apples, cheese, and dairy products with fluctuating prices, including Mayflower and other brands.
A Chicago market report notes about 4,000 cattle arrived with generally softer demand and mixed prices. Hogs show a volatile trend with strong early bids but higher packer resistance and prices about 2.50 to 4.55 lower in spots. Overall, buyers remained cautious, futures unclear, and market activity weak across Western points as supply and demand battled.
The article notes limited crop quality and reduced transport flow causing higher prices. Bennesaen Inimibs and local items faced strong demand while grain and livables fluctuated. Supply remains heavier than last year despite some resilience, with prices rising for key items and cautions about future availability.
Special to the Journal. Toledo cattle and hog quotations show steady receipts and mixed quality across hog classes and cow and bull categories. Prices for heavy hogs around 4.06 and 4.60 for various meat hogs, with feeders and cows ranging from 1.00 to 6.75, reflecting steady trade but uneven values.
A masked ball in Washington honored attendees from Phi Delta Kappa and related groups. Notables included Miss Florence Springer and Miss Marences Me, with dancing and a musical program after the event. Evening activity moved to Allian Hana for further festivities as guests watched clock hours for sales at Saul's.
Special to the Journal-Gazette reports Vigore buying, firm cables, and weather signals guiding wheat. Chicago merchants sold freely while Toledo cash rose modestly. Corn and oats saw pressure from shorts as trading opened and closed with mixed directions amid warm spring conditions.
New York June 14 The stock market opened with little direction as price movement drifted. Traders reported cautious activity with many positions held and residual expectations tied to railroad legislation and pending rate debates.
New York money market reports show rates around 424 percent for money on call with firmer premiums on short terms. Closing bid prices and offering levels vary, with commercial paper and bankers acceptances listed and government and railroad bonds remaining steady.
John L. Ferry, longtime dispolane manager of the Standard Oil companys sillon at Preble, Indiana, died suddenly this morning at 4 oclock in Griffin. He had been suffering from heart trouble and an apparent underlying ailment. His death follows a brief illness. Perry is survived by relatives in Akron and other areas.
Vacatur June 14 reports Mrs William Bornke a leading woman of Reed township near death after a paralytic attack sixteen months ago. The illness has left her paralyzed on the left side and nearly deprived of speech. She is 70 years old and a widow of William Kukelhan, a prominent farmer.
The death notice describes George Kem Kopp, aged about 12, who died Tuesday morning at St. Tueyots Naapits. He lived near Peyton and Wlemning streets and was formerly a foreman at the Bekart Fucking eam itty. The report notes he was feeding chickens at home when contact with a rusty tail caused his death.
A damaged notice page lists several funerals and memorials from Concordia lodge and local churches. Services are scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday at residences and churches on Ardmore Avenue and nearby streets, with interment planned at local cemeteries.
City news item notes Kelcey in Sunergiss office on June 1 with Salt, plans a three day home visit in Whitley county. Supervisor’s work mostly done and Finje aims to close by May 1. Deer from Rahtann park escaped and remains at large in Abelleis amid threats from locals to shoot. Rodney Plowing to prosecute Belt Olive under laws. Watch the clock for Saul’s hour sales today.
June 14 Warsaw Indiana. A hostile letter directed to Mayor Nehardgon and several aldermen arrives at city hall. The envelope bears cross bones and accuses officials of wrongdoing. Aldermen suspect handwriting by a lone woman and refer the matter to authorities for investigation.
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