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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1905
Page
13
Real estate sales listing appears to encourage running or selling city farm or suburban property. Mentions names like F. Grege Darig with rooms 15 to 8 in Pisler Lang Block and Mus. office hours extended. Advertises largest list of vacant and improved property and urges readers to place ads.
Analysts note good western harvests triggered oversupply and price decline as futures show lower open and close. Markets reacted to higher than expected feeder grain arrivals while demand remained soft, with December wheat slipping amid bearish tone and reports of ample stock.
Grain and provisions prices shown for New York with notes on futures, delivery terms, and market activity. Includes mentions of a range of grains, currencies, and trading terms, with scattered references to Winnipeg, Duluth, and Manitoba markets and milestone dates and figures.
Fragmentary market notes from Pittsburg citing livestock receipts and quotes. Mentions heavy hogs, sheep and cattle at the Lions Stock Yards with prices around 1,000 to 2,500, plus shipper references and venue tag Cleveland Ohio.
The report notes wheat futures opening weaker on dampened demand and favorable harvest prospects, with prices recovering later as buying support returns. Weather conditions and crop prospects influence speculative activity, with shipments and receipts varying in Chicago and New York markets.
Wall Street showed no real evidence of life as price moves followed prior patterns. Trading paused amid cautious sentiment with some negative effects from predictions of higher dividends, while railroads saw modest profit taking and weekly bond activity remained irregular. A San Francisco sub treasurer report noted $680000 in transit, and overall sales totaled about $8.9 million with US bonds unchanged.
An item outlines money on call rates and bid prices with mentions of sterling exchange and mercantile concerns. It notes financial conditions, including percents for six months and general market dullness. The fragment identifiers imply bank and firm activity in bills and credit markets.
On Monday market activity showed prices for wheat and corn, with eggs down to 12 cents per dozen. Quoted items include winter and spring wheat patents, flour, cornmeal, and various animal products, with commodities such as wool, oats, hay, and live poultry listed in varying weights and prices.
Fragmentary note mentions three sermons and phrases like bun save tog mugh. Journal Gazette appears as the source, but the readable text is incomplete and lacks clear events, dates, or named persons to anchor a fuller summary.
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