This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 18 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1910
Page
6
June 22 reports show fresh alarm as general rains failed to reach spring crops, leaving vast grain belts dry. Wheat prices surged amid selling pressure and mixed demand while corn and oats moved up modestly. pork and other commodities also edged higher.
Readable sections show street prices for cereals, hay, and feeds with figures for wheat, corn, oats, barley, timothy, and clover hay. Hogs, sheep, cattle, and poultry prices appear alongside dairy and produce quotes corrected by multiple editors.
Chicago cattle receipts fall and hog market weakens amid hot weather and diversified supply. Packers stay bearish while country shippers sell light hogs at down values. top hog price noted at 9.50 with mixed lots around 9.20 to 9.25. Lambs and calves also show softer demand with steady to lower quotes. New York and Cleveland markets report broader declines.
Fragmentary livestock pricing lists show hogs at 5 to 9 dollars, sheep around 32 dollars, and cattle values including yorkers and heifers. The scattered figures suggest a midweek wholesale market in Pittsburg with varied lots and dealer quotes.
Toledo June market report shows hog receipts down about ten cents while other lines remain steady. Quotations list varied weights and grades from heavy heavies at 8.40 to choice vealers near 7.00, with cows and bulls priced across a wide range and lambs midrange.
Fragmentary OCR notes list prices and items with numerous garbled terms. Mentions city, June, Indiana and South Lem, with references to hay oats cot ton and ton prices, but the exact figures and items remain unclear in the readable text.
Milka Tale Gochennyr and Alva A Moora wed Wednesday at the bride’s home near Herd Indiana. Reverend Vernon Stauffer officiated at a Church of Christ ceremony. About seventy five relatives attended with a four course luncheon and music by Mrs. Frank Thompson and others from Pennsylvania.
Lagrange June 3 Canary Superintendent T A Norris warned of raiding the annual teachers institute set for August 21 in Maine. The report notes work in the district to prepare wholesome daily meals for workers and striving children, with emphasis on safe practices and proper nutrition.
Wheat prices firmed amid forecasts of continued drought in the northwest and improving spring wheat conditions in the central regions. Cash and futures rose with July and September contracts showing gains while oats moved in sympathy. Reports of delayed planting and higher cash values for grain supported the day’s rally across markets.
New York dairy and egg market notes show steady prices for butter and eggs with mixed demand. Store buying patterns indicate stable to slightly softer conditions for brown goods and cloths, while the overall trade holds after a Monday revision.
New York coffee market opens slowly with prices steady near unchanged, with slight declines in futures and spot trade. Futures point movements limited as quotes for No. 7 Rio, Santos No. 4 and other grades show minimal changes while spot prices hold steady, reflecting cautious trading across the market.
In New York on June 23 markets faced apprehension over a dry spell in prospect and uncertain rainfall reports. Stocks opened with cautious movement, wheat prices rose, and fears over spring wheat output in the Northwest eased. J P Morgan’s return and anticipated adjournment shrouded activity, while overall volume totaled 2,122,000 shares with mixed bid and ask dynamics across key issues.
The June money market in New York shows rates around 2 percent for short bills, 2 1/2 percent for others, with 9 percent on certain notes and 40 day bills. Time forms steady, bank offerings active, prime mercantile paper quoted, exchange and bills trading with bankers at ABAD GIBARG, 480,10 for demand. Government bonds and railroad securities noted.
Mr John W Baly a bablnesa in Indianapolis yesterday. Mr William Clutter and dahon will leave July 1 for Luke Gage to spend the summer months. Clutter will join the Inter Woydee department. Two small fires addressed yesterday afternoon in Nebraska with no damage. Pummer Lum and Wigner streets. Maligalda residence issue. Pherede Wammond taught the orphan home a school last seuxun. Max Laurin to undergo appendicitis operation next year. Curge Of the scheol.
Open for inspection autos only barn 12 by 14 at West Main and Fairfield Avenue inquire G. E. Mahler care A. C. Aurentz. Bash and Co Patterson Fletched Co just received three carloads of binder twine today prices lowest in ten years write or call for quotations.
In Lagrange Indiana Captain John H. Caton president of the Pisgah picnic association announces the annual soldiers and citizens picnic will be held August 21. It is a major event in Lagrange County with a program of speakers and features to be finalized, promising a secret and attractive lineup. The notice also advertises North Star Refrigerator savings and Pantena products at local stores.
Early harvests are forecast across the nation as lemons advance and prices rise to 7.50 per case amid high demand. Wheat ripens rapidly, with favorable weather boosting yields. spring wheat remains strong, while oats progress steadily. Market watchers expect opening prices near 1.00 per bundle.
The report notes heavy yields and a weak short report, with mold advancing in Wenons. Prices rise to $7.50 per case and $3.50 on bevels, amid high demand and short supply. Chem market pressures hit wholesale buyers and commission men, signaling higher values ahead.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.