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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1911
Page
6
Wheat prices fell as buyers grew wary amid moved supplies and heavy selling. September quotes swung from 58 to 403, with latest around 36 8 lisc, while cash grades showed softness and hogs and grain weakness pressured related markets.
Chicago markets show steady butter and eggs with mixed quotes and large egg receipts. Poultry and veal prices move little while fruits and dairy show firm or steady tendencies. New York offers modest flour and grain activity with slight gains in milling products and varied sugar and coffee quotes.
New York City reports steady small wares produced for China and Red Sea ports with daily totals above 2,000 units. Domestic yarns and underwear demand soften as buyers defer orders into next month while large orders are anticipated. Toledo and OH City figures show varied credit delinquencies and shipments with mixed averages and totals.
Corrected prices for grains including car corn oats barley yellow and white shelled corn. Includes cattle, hogs, and sheep quotes. packing-house product terms. Local street and retail market listings show butter, cheese, lard, potatoes, poultry, berries, and other produce with unit prices.
Cattle and hog receipts surge with distillery-fed steers selling up to 6.75 per cwt in Chicago and market gains across regions. Hog prices range from 5.05 to 6.40 with mixed lots and heavy weights selling strongest. sheep trades show mixed demand while lambs and yearlings hold firm.
Market notes show spring lambs at $4.00 to $8.00 per head with clipped jams and yearlings listed. Calves and sheep prices range from $2.00 to $4.50, with references to $1,500 literature and miscellaneous quotes. Notify buyers of current rates and availability.
June 2 Toledo Union stock report shows hogs down ten cents with fair demand and steady closes. Selected hogs ranged from 5.55 to 8.60 per cwt, with bulk sales around 6.50 to 6.60. cattle prices mixed, fat cows and heifers cited, sheep and calves listed with firm to rising leans amid varied weights and grades.
Pittsburg, June 28. Hay markets show lower prices for No. 2 timothy and lower grades due to heavier receipts for the season. Demand in summer months favors timothy hay but buyers avoid other types. shipments may be unprofitable. Straw receipts meet demand and prices vary by grade and region with mixed hay and clover showing mixed quotes.
Rain in Hin Ta fotas and the southwest influenced the opening of the grain market. Wheat showed a cautious pullback while July corn fell about a penny with weather forecasts boosting crop prospects. Oats and other coarse grains softened slightly as traders eyed futures versus cash bids.
Louis, June 28. Worl-Steady: medium grades. Combings and clothing noted. Fight fine, 17 1 e, eavy tlhe, W lace, tu washed, snqane. Receipts yesterday at the city mealew 1 a Ps 5 185 Mite Carn faustels-665.
Mrs. William J Banks of East Fort Wayne Street Warsaw Ind suffered facial burns when a gas stove oven filled with gas ignited after she struck a match. A physician treated the injuries which were not considered serious. A Kosciusko Medical Society meeting in Warsaw heard papers on Rabies by Dr Forrest Young Milford and on Obstructed Venous Circulation by Dr W L Hines Warren with several physicians in attendance.
New York stock and bond activity showed persistent irregularity with low public participation and heavy professional trading. United States Steel and other issues remained unsettled as total sales reached 4 040 000 par value. A Decatur Ind wedding report notes Alph Gentle S and Ethel Baker marrying at 3 30 in a church. groom a clerk in local firm.
Kokomo district post office inspector Daniel AiKorkle spent hours with Decatur postal officials as they prepare to open the new Postal Savings Bank here on July 1. He reviewed districting and business procedures to ensure a smooth launch for the opening day.
City Sealer Barry Tolan receives an official government chart detailing exact measures and complete tables of weights as sent by Congressman Cyrus Cline. A separate notice from Warsaw Indiana reports a new Winona Interurban timetable starting Sunday July 2 with added trains and limited service to Indianapolis. The Goshen departures are 7:00 AM and 12:50 PM, with a four hour and four minute trip to Indiana allows town stops en route.
Miny Maude LeMemeyer leaves Friday noon for Chicago to meet Miss Ella Mutchler. They will visit Danvers, Colorado Springs, Salt Lake City, and San Francisco then back to Denver to stay with the Ernnest Schlickman family. They plan six to eight weeks away, an instructive and pleasant trip. Fred Muttehler, who has been with Sheboygan, will join daughter Bila as they head toward Chicago, then home to Decatur.
George Eldon Terrell, linked with his father William Terrell in the jewelry business at Warsaw, Indiana, sails for Tampa, Florida, and then proceeds to Cuba for several weeks. The trip follows a local business engagement and the announcement notes the destination sequence.
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