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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1912
Page
7
Market reports show dealers split on price directions for grains with winter wheat holding near stability while corn and rye show volatility. Some predict declines as larger markets influence local prices, while others expect rises. butter prices face speculation on Federal price supports for next week.
The Chicago Board of Trade suspended trading Monday to observe the funeral of the late secretary of the institution. Nearby grain exchanges planned to adjourn their sessions and join in the remembrances, with officials noting the day’s quiet market as other partners followed suit.
The hay and straw market reports price ranges for round bales and mixed lots in New York and Cleveland. Quotations show prime hay around 1.04 per unit, No 2 at 1.40, with mixed and clover varieties and seasonal tonnage noted. wheat prices and related rates appear alongside regional figures.
Fragmented city market note with tepid cotton trends and price quotes. Mentions North Lima and South Lima figures, cargo runs and shipment averages, dated June 24.
Chicago market update lists uneven results across commodities with mixed prices. Cabbage turkeys and butter show firm notes while potatoes and meat items reflect irregular demand and supplies. Nearby receipts and miscellaneous goods appear alongside transportation and warehouse activity.
New York markets show copper prices retreating on subdued foreign demand while overall sentiment remains cautious. Bonds steady in quiet session as investors await clearer economic signals. X attention on rail and metals shares as market mood remains low and uncertain.
Chicago live stock prices Tuesday show steady to higher trends across cattle hogs and sheep. Cattle demand remained active with mixed lots and high weight cattle near 9 dollars plus. hogs traded firm with top quotes around 7.70 while lambs and sheep drew modest gains amid light supply. Market activity centered on heavy fat cattle and heavy yearling stock with futures and country buyers closely watching the week’s tone.
A E Carroll, superintendent at the Indian School fay Weeble Miniles Youth, is named head of a newly formed organization. The group, consisting of superintendents from various nations, aims to advance studies in mente and related theater pursuits, with a proposed membership near two hundred.
A fragmented market listing shows wholesale and retail prices for grain, hay, and feed. Entries include wheat, corn, oats, barley, flour, meal, bran, middlings, and hog feed with varied per bushel and ton quotations, plus dairy items and eggs.
The Toledg MNion stock yards report a tight hog supply with light receipts and moderate demand. Prices vary across classes from common cows at about 1.50 to 4.50 per hundredweight, with higher rates for prime lots and butcher hogs around 4.00 to 7.00, while leans and feeders show mixed signals and steady movement.
An old ad from Elgin market pages touts Dr King’s New Life Pills for stomach and bowels relief. It claims to restore breath and well being and lists a drug store at Calhoun and Brackenridge.
Belen Wall suffers a broken wrist after a fall while attempting a task. She was taken to a hospital. family and friends prepare for a role. The article blends ad copy with observer notes from page five.
A Black freight handler named Johnson was attacked at a Pennsylvania freight house. He was struck with a knife after exchanging words with another Black worker, possibly King, and suffered three facial wounds. Police held the assailant for investigation as witnesses described the assault.
Advertisement for Wienand's Lunch promoting a 15 cent lunch for supper. Mentions a children's department on second Moor and refers to PATTERSON PLUTCHER CO. Strong entities include Wienand's Lunch and Patterson Plutcher Co. with implied local business promo in period voice.
A Chinese murderer died at Matteawan hospital after a life marked by crime. Born in China, he worked as a gold miner and later a merchant in New York, marrying a white woman and killing a son’s father before a series of executions and pardons. His life ended in Matteawan after decades of criminal confinement.
Jurors were sworn to hear the case of Henning Funk, general manager of International Harvester, accused of alienation of affection involving Tasophine Menning. Damages set at 525.00. panel to be completed by tomorrow.
Local notice advertises job openings and a sale event at Patterson-Kichter Church. The fragmented text mentions girls wanted and an air sale related to Young mentS and Sake, with unclear context and timing. Entities are weak due to damaged text.
A joint meeting of the Hope Hospital Women’s and Men’s finance committees planned immediate actions to relieve a $35,000 debt. A. S. Coverdale presided. Walter D. Miller was elected Women’s section chair. The plan calls for prompt solicitation of city residents and a report within two weeks.
City news notes a law office relocation to 132 East Berry Street on the second floor by C W Porter. It also reports a false alarm at St Mary's Catholic Church Lafayette and Jefferson streets and announces personnel changes at local hotels and offices, with O'Connor and Monner mentioned.
Delegates including AK and Nick Keltsch urged moral support for Straightening St Marys River between Vandoren and Wells streets. They noted a Barthold Street bridge project is underway after years of effort and pledged to coordinate with Barthold bridge committee and Commercial Club for a memorial hall. Delegates invited to Foster park dedication and discussed federation notices and future meetings.
Mosler A T Mosler carpenter died yesterday afternoon at 1502 Sherman Street at age fifty two. Surviving wife and children listed. brothers named. Funeral arrangements set at Lindenwood. Also listed are deaths of Mr Wegmann Mrs Wegmann and Mr Wartmann with brief biographical notes and funeral details. Remains to Lindenwood. services at St Marys and St Peters Catholic churches.
An Old National bank ad fragment mentions Weshel to remove reminders and a resignation claim by Jonn Wess from the El Wort Wayne branch. The text is garbled but suggests he will remain employed at the office except for about two months as he handles duties with an Atl county democratic committee and other clerical changes.
Indianapolis June 11 A legal fight began over the proposed consolidation of trolley lines led by Union Traction figures and Indiana Union Traction. Plaintiffs seek to invalidate the merger, appoint a receiver, and charge misrepresentation by leading stockholders and officers. The suit alleges insolvency rumors and proxy votes were used to push the plan, claiming assets and stock values were misrepresented.
City works board confirmed paving plans for Fourth Street from Clinton to Spy Ron avenir. Aimed to center traffic on the dividing line between parcels owned by John H. Busy and Charles Scherer. Hearing set for owners, contracts approved for eleven street lines, bids reviewed Thursday evening.
The notice celebrates the wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Daniel W Park one mile north of Loch Tuia and describes a large family with twenty one grandchildren and two great grandchildren. It notes Mrs Wershert of Wayne and George and others in Nolte county with May 4 as a referenced date and mentions Allan Baron Thug born in Nolte county April 18 1841 and married June 23 1875.
Patterson Pletcher Co reports new valve arrivals at Gurstere this week. The company highlights specialized fittings, inventory levels, and potential applications for local industrial operations. Availability and pricing details follow.
Partially legible classified ad fragment listing items for sale and rental notices. Includes notation on milking pigs, hens, a horse starter, a gold basket set, fruit company item, and nicely furnished rooms for rent. Mentions addresses 231 West Wayne and 1201 East Levis.
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