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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1912
Page
7
Weather and rain cut wheat prices as reports from Chicago and other cities show cooling conditions in the western Canadian region. Futures traded narrowly with limited movement. weekly exports and receipts remain uncertain, while closing figures varied across towns and grain markets.
A corrected daily market report from the Fort Wayne area lists street market cereal prices, livestock quotes, and wholesale goods. Grain items include wheat at 1.12 per bushel, corn near 1.40, and oats around 1.12. livestock quotes cover heavy hogs and hides. wholesale butter, cheese, and eggs are priced by pound or ton. The compilation cites multiple firms and individuals, with corrections by local exchanges and merchants.
June 18 Toledo market notes show mixed grain bids with weather conditions easing some pressures. Chicago cash grain trends reflect stable to firmer bids on No 2 wheat and neighboring cereals, while Port and international prices offer limited movement amid favorable acreage prospects.
Fragmentary OCR shows a terse oil market note for Toledo with garbled date and names, offering little readable detail beyond location. No clear event, entity, or outcome can be confirmed from the readable fragments.
Market notes from New York list poultry and eggs with varied quotes. Western broilers appear higher while items like turkeys and fowls show modest gains. Trade names and product types are abbreviated in the OCR, but the report highlights price movement and regional supply.
Cattle receipts heavy with steady to firm prices across Texas steers Western cattle and cows. Market reports show slow trading with mixed demand for calves and hogs, and declines or steady close in various grain and cattle sections. News notes include Pittsburg and New York activity with prices for wholesale meat and grain futures.
Toledo Union Stock Yard notes market prices for cattle and hogs with mixed good and prime values. Prices show heavy Yorkers around 7.60 to 7.05, cows 4.00 to 6.00, steers 6.00 to 7.00, fat cattle 1.06 to 1.20, and sheep and lambs 4.50 to 5.00 with ranges for bulls and feeders.
Fragmented OCR listing horse types and prices from a Pittsburgh market page. Mentions Jung TB and Wess mariet chinger sire grades, various horse classes from draft mares to carriage horses, with wide price ranges and quality notes. Contains numerous garbled terms and unclear figures but preserves the market focus and item categories.
Market notes show mixed hay prices from No. 1 to No. 3 at various tonnages and locales including Chicago Oklahoma Kansas and New York. Demand and prices fluctuate amid broader commodity shifts with cotton and carpet prices also cited. A bandstand note covers local civic history and planned relocation of a youth association feature at Robison Park.
June 28 New York stock market moved little with most prices drifting below yesterday's close. General Electric, Westinghouse, Baldwin locomotives and several rail stocks showed slight gains while many issues declined or held flat. Bonds were firm in select issues, total sales about 2.67 million dollars. Money on call steadied near one half percent with varied short term rates across treasury and mercantile paper.
The market shows rye slipping to 70 cents and rye futures firm at 20 cents while wheat holds near 1.12 dollars per bushel. Oats sell at 2 cents per bushel, corn at 90 to 92 cents, and butter markets reflect official figures. Analysts forecast fluctuations into next week with some predicting a price rise at the open of trade.
An article fragment references receipts and activity at the city scales during a local toy fair scene. Details are sparse but indicate municipal involvement and a public display setting.
A chaotic fragment recalls a potential blaze at the Penny Freight House with dramatic boasts of a grand firework display and a move of fire supplies to a park location. The text is filled with garbled names and phrases, but centers on a dramatic fire event and an elaborate spray of fireworks.
Colimeta City ind June 24 Tass fishing at lakes in the north ern part of this county and the wouth part of Neahte cmpity wil propidly never fetter Linn. On Friday afteriiew Ray Clawslay Gi TB Widefiekd and Geinee Clompton with William Meyora went to Loon Jake and within twenty four hours Mey had lander try one fine place bass. A trannole fehormay Crhiee morning landed fourteen bass in hours which ds 1 reward toe He cuutily. Sevenst other lire could hav been reported and the nomad flock of people for the lakes it now on.
A garbled note from Warsaw Indiana describes an auto livery and pea race event with unclear pricing and passenger details. It records Mrs James Devinney hosting guests at Gale Grove Sewing and notes clerks from Richartson dry goods enjoying an annual picnic at Wingha Lake with rain forcing a shop supper.
Local dog owners report multiple poisonings in Warsaw over several days. Authorities and residents seek the culprit. one victim is a valued collie named Valunda.
Kuhne and Co offer financing on improved real estate at a low interest rate. Te overallz, PLETCHER Co. A CAA certifies that Koley'eronay and Ter Compound is free of habit forming drugs and prints. Foley's Honey and Tar is praised as a great cough remedy by customers, with claims of its yellow package.
Fragmentary OCR notes a Tallier Still item with unclear names and actions. The text lacks coherent subjects and outcomes, but hints at a feature or event involving Willis and Daal Ely with incomplete context and mixed spellings.
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