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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1913
Page
8
Reports from Chicago and New York describe a trading period where wheat futures eased as drought fears tempered by patches of rainfall. Market notes show price ranges, harvest progress, and varying futures activity across winter and spring wheat grades with concerns over supplies and demand shaping the tone of the grain trade.
Local markets showed light receipts and steady grain quotes. Wheat held at 97 cents per bushel while butter and dairy posted no price changes. Traders noted tight supplies in certain lines and shifted focus to fruit, with cherries being picked and shipped in Port Wayne. one grower reported a small tree yielding tens of bushels.
Recounts and prices from a regional hay and grain sale listing. Items include mixed hay at 12.00, Clover hay at 8.00, Titanis and Wisconsiy hay, straw and wheat values, per ton and per bushel quotes, with several lot numbers and seller locations across Cleveland and nearby areas. Prices and lots reflect a busy trading day with varied feed types and grades.
Corrected by Eckart Packing Group list shows home grown vegetables fruits eggs butter and dairy products with wheat rye barley corn and meal prices. Daily rates include potatoes onions beans and chicken by the crate and per unit along with selling prices for flour bran meal and feed commodities across Michigan and local markets.
Strong tone in hog market with prices steady amid active demand from sellers and outside packers. Cattle mostly steady, veal prices strong, sheep and lambs unchanged. hogs saw selective heavies around 4 dollars, with various ranges reported across markets in Buffalo and Pittsburgh.
Receipts at Chicago through live stock sale show hogs steady to higher bids with strong demand for best fat hogs. Cattle trade remains slow and weak with limited volume and buyers cautious on weights. Lambs and sheep demand improved modestly as packers work to finish week. Market notes suggest a late summer dip and cautious buyer sentiment across hogs and cattle.
A fragmented listing from a Chicago produce market shows varied offerings including poultry eggs and shellfish. Partial entries mention hens turkey chickens and soft shell crabs, with scattered prices and vendor notes, reflecting a busy wholesale market scene.
London cabled higher ranges for American rye in New York. Foreign markets rose as international issues gained, with notable moves in Union Pacific, St. Paul, Canadian Pacific, and Amathem. Sentiment improved among professional operators, though no liquidation. Financing pressures weighed, with Tennessee bond issues noted. money markets steady with bonds mixed and government issues stable.
Silver Lake, Inn. June 26. Charles Lurber and wife visited from Argos. Miss Hina Brown returned to Warsaw to work in a factory. Mrs Tazal Rader travels from North Dakota to visit relatives. Miss Mary Temple resigned as clerk at Cayatora and Tumor. Alfreta Price returned from Indianapolis after a visit with the Metheny family. Mrs Sent Colbert visits Mentone. Philip Priser visits relatives. Miss Brony Tyllis returns from Goshen. Hart, Iamilian, Mrs. Rewilyn HNL and two daughters visit from Richards at the Gorge Trish bore for Varna Ante funeral.
For five dollars a reader can have their stationary electric fan upgraded into an oscillating model. The ad lists the contact as Phone 7104. It presents a simple bargain without further details or specifications.
A fragmented notice from The Central Pains and Grain Co invites readers to write for particulars about a movement offering potential returns of 500 dollars, 200 dollars, and other sums tied to wheat investments, with no further risk claimed. The incomplete text mentions Cleveland, Ohio, and a Park Building address.
Wheat closed fractionally weaker amid narrow trading and seasonal demand after a weaker open. September and November options saw strong interest while supplies remained light. North Dakota spring wheat outlook hinted at harvest pressure as rains aided central states conditions. Cotton and oats markets showed mixed, with nearby gains limited by weather and demand concerns.
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