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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1909
Page
4
The Chicago market reports a strong surge in wheat futures following international demand and large daily turnover at Liverpool and Duluth. Traders note uncertain accuracy in price data with claims of up to 40 carloads changing hands while futures in corn and oats show mixed signals amid exports and weather impacts.
Market notes show hog supplies cut with a ten cent advance, cattle prices mixed as demand weakens. Calves, stockers, and feeders steady to lower, hogs mostly up about 1.96 with slaughter figures and yard prices detailed for several classes. Trade cautious, with slight gains in pork butchers and mixed lambs and sheep activity at lower end.
Readable market listing from Fort Wayne detailing prices for cereals fruits and livestock. Includes steers heifers cows bulls calves and hogs with range across fair to prime grades plus hay straw wool and seed quotes from Packings Company and local merchants, reflecting wholesale and retail street markets.
June report from East Buffalo and Cleveland notes cattle calves and pigs with varied prices. Calves range around 4 to 7 dollars per head, sheep and lambs show higher figures, while hogs and hog products list at several dollars. Regional totals include several dollar values and unit counts reflecting market activity.
Receipts were light but prices rose across markets as hogs sold well. Heavyweights and lights traded to 206 to 200, with Yorkers and lings showing gains. cattle and sheep also quoted firm. Prices ranged across multiple categories from common cows to prime export bulls, reflecting a buoyant livestock sale overall.
The city ten day receipts show tollawa and oats priced around $79 per ton with oats at 6 and similar goods. Prices lift on the crop outlook, while May output and mats trend lower due to dampened demand and uncertain harvest prospects.
The New York coffee market shows a steady close with little net change amid higher receipts and cautious trading. June activity declines, July and September futures feature notable price movements while a broader market tone hints at cautious selling and evolving demand.
Market reports show wheat advancing on firmer oats and favorable German data. Prices climbed across futures with July near 147 and September around 112 to 144, while cash corn weaker then firm on demand. clover seed and other commodities also moved.
The June stock day showed mixed sentiment with prices wavering and no clear movement. Rumors about Union Pacific, copper shares, and various properties fueled uncertainty while general markets posted declines and limited advances across sectors.
The Money Market section notes closing quotes and offerings for various instruments in New York. Rates show minor shifts with a 1% adjustment in time deposits and near-term lending levels. The misspelled and fragmented text suggests a summary of daily money market activity and percent changes.
The Greenfield area plans a four year high school, with efforts led by Trustee Morning Barrhia to meet patrons wishes. Current arrangements task Greenfield to shift its two year high school work to Lima and Quand for the remaining two years.
Gale Anderson of Greenfield township wed Carrig Alta Miler of Tlooneld township at the home of the bridegroom's guardian Rev. A. Edwiarda. The ceremony moved to the lawn as guests spilled indoors, with over a hundred witnesses. Old Mission oranges featured in the reception while a stray comic exchange appeared amid the page.
Wheat prices slid as the Fort Wayne market showed reduced bids while other grains and feed costs held steady. Early street quotations indicated declines of about ten cents per bushel with limited demand and light receipts, though farmers remained cautious about crop prospects.
Born to Mr and Mrs Otte Inna and Dr Ew. a van arrived Thursday night. Trustee Trannlys sent John Rice Cauley of Tadlut Harbor. Dr W C Gross returned from Indianapolis after attending a university event. General Manager C Demmanasi and others returned from Chicago after inspecting a new interurban tary unit.
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