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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1909
Page
4
Wheat trade closes heavy on optimistic crop reports with gains early in the session then weakness as rains in Kansas and Missouri temper demand. Corn, oats, and provisions mixed with fluctuating futures in Chicago and New York markets. Local crop expectations cited as the main driver of price action, with regional supply concerns and export shifts influencing the day.
Corrected by local traders, a dense street market listing cereal prices, hay, butter, eggs, and livestock quotes. Includes grains, chives, clover, timothy, and mixed feeds with multiple local firm attributions and price ranges.
Toledo Og June 1 Market notes show strength in soreen markets with wheat steady and some higher prices for futures. Reports cite shipments, supply concerns in Europe, and a heavy harvest in Kansas influencing sentiment. Cash wheat closed around 68 cents, with July at 3. and December higher amid market tension. Local Chicago market opened steady with prices advancing in later sessions. Coffee futures in New York opened steady with slight increases as near term premium concerns eased.
Livestock prices drift lower despite light receipts. Hog futures and cash markets show declines across heavy and light categories with mixed demand. Select hogs range from around 2.10 to 6.00 per cwt, while cattle and sheep listings reflect softer demand and varied lots through mid market levels.
The dry goods market in New York shows prices slower to respond to raw material rises but gradually increasing. Purchases for future delivery grow while overall movement remains lively. demand for cloths dress goods hosiery and textiles provides some firmness amid cautious buying.
New York stocks see a tentative recovery with hopes of demand lifting prices though some sectors slide. Investors watch rail and steel sectors as traders anticipate ceiling pressures and shifting sentiment across the market.
Bluffton area report states a land sale deal involving Istraus Real Estate and Leehner faces a potential lawsuit. A $4000 purchase price was disputed as Wells County claims only $1200 was paid, while Wayne agency notes ongoing issues with title and remaining balance amid contract disputes and alleged attempts to break the agreement. The parties involved include Leehner, Raley, Wachter, and local agencies amid a protracted dispute over irrigation and title rights.
A gang of boys entered the rear of a local ice cream factory last night and stole five gallons of ice cream. City residents report ongoing thefts by youth as authorities vow to act, and efforts to curb the pattern intensify amid rising concern.
A fragmented report from the city scales notes varied measurements and odd figures. It references names and numbers in unclear order, mentioning Joadis and Wiehe among others, with dates and items likely tied to a public weighing event.
Chicago June 1 reports show hog prices breaking by ten cents across the line with a dull cattle market. Hogs offered limited numbers. buyers were indifferent while traders noted weak demand and a cautious outlook for Wednesday receipts. Cattle and sheep also showed sluggish bidding, with steers and cows selling at near steady or softer prices amid ample supply and uncertain packing demand.
Byrlal News Raven reports in Blu Economy Indiana that a Wells County physician, age sixty years, died after months of illness. A post-mortem examination will be conducted to determine the cause of death, with a medical team reviewing the physician’s treatment during the illness. He is survived by a wife and several relatives.
Toled oregon June 22 hay prices marked higher. Farmers doubt new crop will meet demand as increased demand and volume from gala season push prices up. Acreage likely to increase but tighter yield expected. Prices vary by quality with figures noted for straw and alfalfa categories.
The report shows Indiana farmers celebrating gains while markets reveal mixed outcomes. Remarks mention substantial figures in agriculture and ongoing trade pressures affecting harvest plans and pricing. Local observers note better weather and rising demand across sectors, fueling optimism despite cautious long term projections.
A trolley project prospectus from Bryan outlines a proposed interurban railway between Useltynd and Tyan. The document shows an aging line route, projected financials, loan terms, and anticipated ridership, with figures suggesting potential profitability for the city.
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