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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1910
Page
5
Chicago reports a cautious mood as showers offer little relief and traders keep a wary stance on spring wheat and corn. Prices for wheat and oats swing around with mixed estimates of yield, while other grains and meats show modest shifts. Indiana and Cincinnati markets echo the unsettled tone as futures hold steady amid weather doubts.
Market pagina details hogs and cattle with prices around 9.20 to 9.60 per cwt, noting 20 to 25 cent shifts and a calm, slow trading day. Traders report large numbers across western markets, with packers active and demand varying by lot quality and weight.
Local market column lists prices for grains and feeds at Market Street, including oats at 1.00 per bushel and corn at various rates, along with hay, barley, seed, and mixed purchases. Corrected by George H. Crouse, with continued entries for farm staples and dairy items.
Toledo June 17 buyers and sellers reported a sharp drop in hog prices with quotes sliding across grades. Price ranges for live hogs fell from upper to mid levels, with common and mixed lots noted weak demand amid market volatility and higher feed costs.
June 17 report from Pittsburg shows limited cattle trading with scattered bids. Prices listed include lower grade cattle around 9.80 to 9.66, medium stock at 0.70 to 0.16, and other figures like 9.50 to 10. Shanper Maarke items described as hill and tower in fragmented entries.
New York grain and provision prices mixed with thin activity on June 11. Winter straights and patents showed varied quotes, while No 2 red and other futures moved marginally. the market closed mixed with limited net advances and some firmness in nearby contracts. Coffees futures remained steady, while sugar and poultry notes varied across regions, with Toledo reporting Oll and poultry prices in brief.
At the city scales buyers saw varied offerings with twenty loads of oats and corn noted. Prices listed show corn at 40 cents a bushel and soybeans at a higher rate, with other grains such as oats and rye appearing in smaller lots.
A late-issue market summary notes Wheat edging higher with prices firm through the session after early dampening in North and New drought fears. December and September futures showed gains while May and June held around prior closes. Corn and oats traded higher or steady, with little notable movement. rye and barley unchanged from the prior day.
The Camaverotal Bulletin notes the wool market's slow tone with only limited activity in Michigan and western issues. Shipments to June 16 total 1,087,818 pounds, versus 1,210,872, further comparisons show year over year changes and shifting buying by manufacturers.
The Toledo hay market shows steady demand and firm prices for various grades. Prices for timothy and other feeds are listed with receipts and arrivals, noting quality and market conditions.
Trading on June 17 in New York stocks showed a lull with many issues under 9,000 shares in an hour and total activity around 73,000 for the day, the smallest in nearly two years. Weather, Bunker Hill Day in Boston, and railroad act considerations were cited as dampeners. copper shares also softened before a mild rebound.
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City public schools closed yesterday for a half day in the summer program and will reopen Monday September 12 after new buildings are completed. District officials held a meeting to review coal-supply bids for the next year as most dealers submitted proposals. Olds Company supplied coal last year and the board will decide on the new contract.
AM preparations had been made to invite George Fields and others after noon. The scaffold was erected, Jane Tulbong dressed, and the witness invited. The only missing piece was the nests. We escaped Iron Jail at St Ann Building last night. Menntine not knowOne of the speape, Governor Cienrat wired a reaps of a week pending: In v yeat limiton.
In Warsaw a chaotic anarchist demonstration turned violent as a squad of gendarmes attacked a crowd near the Gurdslak bu Suren on the Vienna route. One gendarme died, four were wounded, and the chief was slightly hurt. Authorities say the assailants opened fire. Police also report a separate incident involving a person named Dela mide and accomplice. Kuhne and Co advertises real estate loans at low rates in the Journal Gazette.
Market reports show heavy receipts of eggs and butter with a brief shortage in wheat causing prices to edge up. Dry weather pressures wheat while corn and oats hold. local markets quiet. butter prices dip but no large movement. strawberries and horses also feature in a mixed rural market update.
Lawa Loyal Lodge No 85 will hold a meeting at Trainmen's Hall Saturday afternoon June 18 to meet Sister Rane McLean first vice grand president. All members urged to defeat BESSIE M MILLER.
Report of Thomas Holmes arrest for beggary and fraud schemes, plus charges against Lord Rodehangh for assault and battery after a market incident. Detective staffing changes mentioned with Detective Rundell resigning to become patrolman, and Mayor Grice and others attending a case in Marton, Ohio. Jury in a separate trial failed to reach a verdict and a new trial was planned.
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