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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Journal Gazette

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1906

Page

4

Weather drives wheat prices up amid rain relief fears

Chicago reports heavy rain in the northwest weakens wheat futures yet keeps sentiment bullish as autumn weather threatens crops. September prices fluctuate with nearby gains and gains in corn and oats. receipts rise and export demand shows signs of revival while wheat and flour clearances total 72,009 bushels.

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Toledo Prices Open With Market Activity and Weather Effects

Opening of the incal exchange shows considerable activity and price moves. September to December futures rise as weather improves, with storms in the west affecting local markets and trade gaining hullish momentum amid cautious sentiment.

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Hogs and Sheep Prices Rise and Fall in Livestock Market

The market reports varied movement in hogs and lambs with hogs advancing through the week and prime grades selling well while common and medium cuts weaken. Cattle demand stayed steady with export buys strong, while sheep and lambs showed active demand, clipping higher prices for prime lots and feed lot lambs. horses and harness stock also noted, with shipments to eastern markets.

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Dry goods market activity warms in New York trade

The dry goods market in New York shows firmer activity in jobbing houses and first bands. Spring merchandise sold well with many lines fully cleared. Retailers and jobbers report slower sales of dress goods and broad goods in first hands.

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Hogs Sheep and Lamb Market Report from Pittsburg

Pittsburg special reports steady hog and sheep receipts with 69074 head noted. Lambs quoted at 4.00 to 7.50 per hundredweight, cull cattle around 4.60, and other grades mixed alongside steady trade across several carloads.

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Market Reports from Cleveland and Cincinnati

Fragmented market notes show higher receipts and firm bids in Cleveland with references to pigs and calves and steady shipping conditions. Cincinnati data notes venture activity and price hints, with unclear figures and scattered abbreviations across the June entries.

Local notes from Ginnys to Toledo and beyond

Local items report births visits and movements including Mr D J Todd's daughter in Ginnys North Dakota, Dr T C Wyhekip leaving for Buffalo and New York City, Mr Perry Lokens preparing a summer home in Michigan, and Dr Tu tes now practicing at Huntertown. Several residents travel or attend meetings in Fort Wayne Huntington and Michigan City while various clubs and churches plan entertainments and events. A horse for Home Supply Co dropped dead, Clark Coal leases office space, Commonwealth club to discuss women’s influence on national politics, and veteran editor James Mitchell is said to be worsening in hospital. Summit City lodge meets with important lodge matters on the agenda.

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Wall Street Wits Witness Another Violent Break

Wall Street suffered another sharp break as prices fell amid discouragement over market response to favorable developments. Traders attempted brief support to curb losses, but selling intensified. Sentiment was dampened by weak Penn Central news and anticipated July government fund redeposit, with total volume around 1.995 million dollars and bonds largely unchanged.

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The Money Market The Money Market in New York

Money on call at 7 per cent in New York. Exchange for demand and short bills steady. Time loans quoted around 6 to 8 per cent. Prime mercantile paper at 6 to 7 per cent. Interbank rate firm with government and railroad paper steady. Great caution in short-term markets as investors seek safety.

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Local Market Quotation List and Feed Prices

A fragmented listing shows wholesale market quotes for breadbaskets, grains, produce, and live stock. It includes prices for wheat, corn, butter, pork, potatoes, apples, cabbage, onions, and various flours, with multiple firms such as Mayflower Mills and Glover hay providing figures. The measurements mix bushels tons and pounds, reflecting a dense, era-specific commodity catalog.

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Local Market Weathered Amid Weak Spring Demand

The market suffered through a lukewarm spring with scarce farmers in town and weak poultry and produce demand. Hogs and lambs on foot saw price pressure while hides and dairy goods improved. three late shipments reached the city with mixed prices. New hay and green bay items traded around modest values as market activity showed cautious gains and looming reductions.

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Money to loan at low rate offered by Kahne & Co

Madden text shows a money loan offer at six percent interest through Kahne & Co located at 128 Court and Indian Avenue. The notice mentions Patterson children’s department and prices referenced as part of a sale or loan advertisement.

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