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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1907
Page
4
E L Barber and Son advertises Vittor safes and Little Wonder foot rests and leg rests and foot warmers from Arcade Building Room 24 in Fort Wayne.
News item reports Vice President Fairbanks plans to visit Minnesota in early May with a telegraphic notice from Senator Chapp. The trip includes entertainment duties and stops at Peters Balls. Weddings and births are noted among local families in Jackson and Monroe townships with several new arrivals celebrated in the community.
The grain markets opened easier in Liverpool amid fears of delayed harvests and mixed reports from the Northwest. Kansas demand rose on weather worries, with estimates for crop yields and rail receipts shaping bids as traders eyed North Dakota drought and cold impacts while futures fluctuated and primary receipts approached daily totals.
Special to the Joural-Gazette reports Toledo June 26 wheat prices rose after a morning rally driven by stronger seed values. Market notes show gains in July and September futures amid improving but uneven global crops, with steady Liverpool quotes and mixed signals from New York trading.
The market shows demand for spring lambs and active trade across cattle, with packers buying hesitantly and demand from buyers steady. Beef cattle, steers and heifers see mixed prices from about 6 to 8 per pound for various weights, while hogs and calves hold firmer levels and shipping stock remains strong. Farmers note higher future prices for feeder cattle and ongoing tension between packers and sellers over immediate cash terms.
The Journal Gazette notes a steady opening for coffee futures in New York with prices mostly unchanged and a light trading day. Deals reported include 280 bags at 814, with September at 9 and temporary quotations around 5 points, while overall activity remained muted and largely uninfluent.
New York June 26 The min ctal interest in tosing stock market reentered in the technical position and the inferences as to the demand that sprang up yesterday. Early dealings showed skillful hands and the market appeared active with profit taking. Late trading disappointed as organized support did not sustain gains and profit taking pressed prices. The money market hinted at coming agency and foreign exchange moved, while treasury figures showed a loan by banks and end of year credit needs. Closing tone softened with small losses and widespread uncertainty across bonds and stocks.
Early watermelons arrive from Holliber Brak and other orchards, quality cited as good. The piece notes heavy spring rains causing damage to fruit crops across the region, with specific mentions of frost impact and quotations on fruit prices and farm outputs, including prices for peaches, apples, and pears, plus commentary on overall market outlook.
An unclear message speaks of a silvery voice urging action in a rural gathering. The speaker notes difficulty hearing and references a figure named Bind Bill and a request to say yes. The text hints at civic talk and potential community concerns without clear names or events.
The Fort Wayne banks will close the first half of their seats business next Saturday. Directors will hold semiannual meetings with dividends to be declared or postponed as figures are finalized.
An OCR laden text describes auction style prices for hay, cattle, and farm stock, with references to real estate, buyers, investors, and local market terms. It mentions livestock, chicken, geese, potatoes, honey, cheese, and packing goods, amid garbled prices and scattered names.
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