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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1922
Page
24
The session reflected renewed selling pressure in equities and a drop in short-term rates, with investors eyeing federal policy and external factors. Major players like banks and dealers adjusted portfolios, while commodity links to wheat and other grains influenced the tone of trading.
Market notes report varied prices for cherries and other fruit in Yortrday, with shipments and yard activity scarce but prices stated. The piece mentions crates, boxes, and deliveries, including cherries priced around 4.00 per bushel and miscellaneous produce and poultry. stockyards activity is described as light with some daily receipts and deliveries noted.
Weather across the wheat and corn belt shows mixed conditions with heavy rain in northern districts and high winds and cooler spells in the south. Interior valleys report milder weather with some frost risk. spring soils require moisture and there is concern for field conditions and crop development in central regions.
Dime Savings purchased New Haven High bonds in an auction held yesterday afternoon in Adama township. The issue totaled 19 000 dollars with bids from J P L Wild & Co of Toledo and others. Proceeds will fund the erection of a high school building. details showed premiums and several offers, while buyers reported steady demand for the paper.
The report covers cattle hogs and sheep receipts and price trends in Indianapolis and Chicago. Demand remains mixed with some sales above five dollars and various cuts showing steady to weaker values. notable volumes include hogs around 10 to 11 dollars and cattle generally steady with prime and choice lots highlighted. Team names and local market terms indicate regional activity and price directions.
In Chicago and New York trading, wheat futures drift lower amid reduced speculative interest and thin demand. Prices for nearby and deferred contracts eased while reports of rain and expected cooler weather boosted prospects for harvest, despite ongoing export competition and mixed milling demand.
An OCR read of Cleveland market listings shows prices for cottonseed meal and other feeds, along with tonnage and per ton amounts. The fragmentary item includes figures like 2000 dollars, 28.00 per ton, 8.00 per ton, and assorted commodity names with inconsistent spellings.
Fort Wayne market quotations show prices for a wide range of commodities and agricultural products. The listing includes grains seeds hides cattle and meat products from multiple firms such as Baum & Co and The Millen Company, with items like wheat corn potatoes seed and various farm goods.
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