Wheat market endures sharp daily swings in Chicago
Chicago and New York trade shows wild wheat moves as prices rise and fall amid reports of drought losses in the Dakotas. Corn and oats also swing, while cash wheat and futures react to weather news, with September and December contracts fluctuating and kitchen commodities mixed.
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New York
Rocelple
Dakotas
Los
C. G
Shinmenca
Iso
Muscovado
Etondy
Fort Wayne Market Prices for Cereals and Provisions
Local market listing corrected by Farry ED Gash and Fred Yresselt shows cereal prices and hay feed rates, including wheat at 1.00 per bushel and white wheat at 56 cents. Also listed are rye, barley, oats, corn, mixed grain, hay lots, and farm commodities with varied weights, ton prices, and discount notes, reflecting a dense period price sheet from a local market.
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Farry
Fred T. Yresselt
iWestern
Sharp Upturn in Hogs Ten Cents Higher
Sharp rise in hog prices with opening bids lifting hogs to new highs. Reports show over 10,000 hogs under lock and key as buyers push bids up, light hogs steady near 2.70 to 3.55, and heavy hogs fluctuating with markets tight and demand uncertain. Cattle and sheep markets show varied activity with tighter supplies and mixed prices, overall cautious trading across major livestock categories.
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Liemariet
Hall of
Locke
Key
Weaturg
Toledo
Heenlote
Hoga
Fale
Shippora
Ixsted
Market Notes On Wheat Prices And Trade
Report notes mixed price movements with futures around six dollars in some markets and slow sales at four to five fifty. expectations of modest improvement only if demand returns. Supplies tight in the western region while eastern markets are notably congested amid cautious trading conditions.
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South Ora Atart
Buffalo live stock market report shows mixed cattle hogs prices
Buffalo June 24 cattle receipts total 284 with 4,500 on shipment. Hogs 400 to 600 head higher, mixed hogs at 10.00 to 10.70 per cwt. Cattle and calves weaker with hogs leading gains amid market fluctuations. Prices and weights vary by lot across the market.
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Buffalo
Jung
Caitie— Eelpts
Culves
Pittsburg Live Stock Report Shows Mixed Dairy and Sheep Data
June 4 Pittsburg stock note records cattle, pigs, and sheep receipts with listed values and medicine costs. Detailed figures include dairy and meat stock items, with values ranging around two to nine thousand dollars and noted expenses for workers and veterinary items.
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Pittsburg
Critle
Neilves
Lara
Cleveland Livestock Prices Spark Mild Trading Round
Cleveland market notes June 14 show hog and cattle quotes with hogs at 9.80 per cwt for sows and 9.06 for feeders, cattle at 7.60 for tatmibe and calves at 8.71, while other items such as ledgy and yorkens appear in scattered listings.
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Cleveland
Hoga
Yorkens
Ledgy
Tatmibe
Hog price quotes lift 5c and 10c upgrades at Toledo market
Toledo stock market notes show hog quotations rising with upgrades of 5 and 10 cents. Buyers focus on quality and shipment readiness as varied weights and grades are priced, including hogs, cattle, and sheep, with fluctuating wholesale values across ranges and locales.
New Market Stalls Largely Leased to Gardener Applicants
Over half of the new market space has already been leased with many old market gardeners securing renewed stands on Hanna Place Market. Fifty seven of the tenants are longtime gardeners, while several new applicants have drawn city interest seeking the modern quarters. Leasing rounds begin next week with fixed daily charges for those still awaiting approval on Barr Street.
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Aftyseeven
Jung
Soann
Cardonerk
Barr Street
Northwest Crop Fears Drive Market Turmoil and Drought Losses
Northwest crop damage fears from drought push wheat and other grain prices, with initial drop then partial recovery as traders weigh signals of potential big yields in the Talnda territory. Reports show steady cash values for corn and oats, while wheat futures swing on field prospects amid mixed regional outputs and late-day shifts in price.
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Journal-Gazette
Toledo
Rex Purlé
Dolla
Taleda
Talnda
Deter
Maren
Prins
Coffee market report from New York shows price shifts
Coffee futures steadied and then moved to modest gains as early trades showed occasional firmer bids. Market notes reference specific contracts like Rio, No.7 and Ban tom while Cordova steadies around five and a half, with limited volume and cautious activity across futures.
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NW York
Rio
Government control of capital effects on stocks in New York
June 4 The stock market fell into a low mood as reports of crop damage and Attorney General Wickersham’s Chicago speech influenced trading. Grain and stock movements mirrored weather and crop fears amid speculation by private analysts. The government’s potential capital control theme resonated with operators, while bonds and total sales figures were noted.
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Wickereham
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Wil Street
Privte
Commission Houses
Activye
Uluet
Wickersham
Etucks
Egtattlan
Tart Jin
Artories General
Congress
Wickerahtem
U.S. Borin Ware
New York Money Market Rates and Notes
The New York money market shows limited activity with rates around 3 percent for six months and ninety days. Discounts and exchange figures appear as 236 percent for certain bills and 4.84 to 4.85 for day bills, with various government and railroad bonds noted as irregular.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling
Batileera Bila
Wool market dull as Boston reports mixed prices and high shipments
The Commercial Bulletin notes continued dull wool trading with buyers in control. Prices show modest declines in Avizonp and similar types, while Ohio and Michigan transactions appear at lower levels. Boston shipments through June 24 total 94 million pounds, with 195 million pounds received by June 23, both down from the prior year.
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Boston
Niilar
Ohio
Michigan
Indlvelge
Defiance youth linked to porch bicycle theft in Ohio
Jame Gibbons, a youth picked up by Detective Pappert, was identified by Defiance police chief as the boy who stole a bicycle from a porch in Ohio. He confessed to the officer and was taken to answer the charge. The bicycle wheel was later recovered from the scene.
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Pappert
Susject
Ohi
Defiance
Onlo
Nm Place
Friday Market Slows as Gratia and Live Stock Dull
Fr id ay s m a rk e t shows light demand for live stock and grains. Receipts were light while prices held steady. butter near 1d 2½d per lb, eggs and fruit steady. Wheat and corn demand weak, hogs steady to $9.00, with limited movement and buyers cautious amid uncertain outlook.
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Freifay
Abilan
City News Briefs From Union Mission and Local Events
The Union Mission study clans have postponed to two weeks later due to the summer school of missions at Winona Lake. Mrs C Stalhut of 438 Bart Pontine street reports a donation of 1.70. Indiana Home for Feeble Minded Youth sold a steel gray horse for a wagon project at 260 dollars. Patrolman Strodel of the police force is out with rheumatism, and Patrolman Young returns to duty after a streetcar collision. Clerk Gratte attends his brother’s funeral. Mr and Mrs E H Murphy and daughters Mabel and Loulet, with Mr G W Judkins of Chicago, visited Randall yesterday during an automobile tour through Indiana and Ohio. Mr Judkins bears a resemblance to James J Jeffries, and he joked Chicago would reveal if he is mistaken for the retired champion. He will decide on July…
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Han
Inuag
George Strodel
Rotten Department
Young
Headquace Ters
Gratfe
Vo Murphy
Mabel
Loulet
GW. Judkins
ofeChicago
Randall
Indiana
Ohio
Judiana
Tay James J. Jeffries
Chicago
Judkine
Barn for Rent Open for Inspection Near Main and Fairfield
Auto portable barn 12 by 14 feet available for rent at the corner of West Main and Fairfield Avenue. Inquiries to G. E. Mahler and Laur e A. C. Aurentz.
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Fairfield Avenue
G. E. Mahler
Loare A. C. Aurentz
Deaths in Garrett and Fort Wayne Areas
Garrett and Fort Wayne communities report multiple deaths. Mrs Dayton H Alderman of Fort Wayne died after a yearlong illness in California. she leaves a husband two brothers a sister and four daughters among others. Henry Dammeyer a 70 year old veteran bolt maker died at his daughter's home after a brief illness following a long career in industry. Alexander Roy Snyder aged about 60 died at his son’s home after a period of ill health. services set for Sunday at his home and Union Chapel Christian Church with Rev. Swift delivering the address. Interments planned in Union Chapel cemetery.
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Fort Wayne
Tax Anwells
Cal
Manglond
Alderman
Mian Swift
Dr. Swift
Edward Swift
Wuntor
Mary Kurts
Mayaville
Everat Swift
Beatie, Wash
Ona Nuzler
Sargh Weerd
Lon
Yell
Hopanth
Elmer Thomason
Brecht Miler
Detroit
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Oldeat
Emen Wets Lutherla Ehurch
Torin
Ederward Crowl
West Superior
Sivent
Ana
Intermont
Sandenwood
Panera
Mra
Heater
Arnold Porter
St. Josephia
Parker Chapel
Tailed Hartshorn
Hast Buttenfield Street
Charles Frederick Gratte
Mors“Ing
St. Patrick's
Cath Jolic
Marldin Rundell
Daniel Klotz
B. Niezer
Kist
Revie Joaaph Bommer
Garrett
Byron A. Fongral
Alexander Roy Snyder
Son
Warren Neon
Rogora
Wallon Avenna
Christian Church
Swift
Union Chapel
Notice to Gas Consumers June 15 Bills Due June 25
Gas consumers with bills due June 15 must pay by Saturday June 25 to avoid 95c per 1000 cubic feet late charge. A free summer outing booklet will be sent. Write FLP Purity, T. P. A, Fort Wayne, Ind. Nickel Plate Road.
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Fort Waynn
Ind
Nickel Plate Road
Auburn Man Named Oil Inspector Prospect
Auburn Ind June 34 Attorney D M Link may be named by Governor Marshall to the position of state oil inspector. It is believed the appointment would affect the Twelfth district and that Mr Link, if chosen, is a personal friend of the governor. The post pays 2500 dollars yearly.
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Auburn
Ind
D. M. Link
Mrarghall
Link
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