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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Journal Gazette

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1910

Page

5

Wheat Market Slips Amid Mixed Coop News

The Chicago wheat market ends lower as declines in futures curb optimism despite late selling pressure from North Dakota and Montana shipments. Cash and futures show varied results with corn and oats weak, while prices in other cities reflect scattered demand and ongoing harvest dynamics.

Grain and Provisions Market Quotes Across Cities

In Cincinnati and Indianapolis futures and spot grain markets showed mixed to firm prices. No. 2 red wheat in Cincinnati held steady with minor gains, while corn and rye hovered near firm bids. sugar maintained good demand, and oats edged higher. Indianapolis offered quiet to steady prices across wheat and corn with several grades unchanged or modestly firm.

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Fort Wayne Market Prices for Grains Hides and Staples

A dense listing of Fort Wayne street market prices for cereals grains and seeds including wheat red and white corn and mixed lots with No 2 white wheat at 90 cents a bushel and other grain prices. Hides and vegetables plus dairy eggs and poultry prices appear in the same wholesale street market column with beef and butter rates and local farm items.

Cattle and Hog Prices Show Mixed Signals in Market Report

Receipts of cattle were about 12,000, smaller than expected, with prices up to 10 to 16 cents higher on most steers and strong demand for road to choke cattle. Hog trade remained weak, with prices down and late-day buyers scarce. Sheep and lambs were steady to higher, while stockers and feeders improved slightly amid a market still volatile from previous days.

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Trade notes amid faltering markets and river traffic

Fragmented OCR text mentions feeder trade, corn belt development, direct receipts from the Olio river, and eastern trade in a bay way with reference to dollars. Notes unclear due to garbled wording and missing context. Entities and concrete details are insufficient for a precise summary.

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Cleveland live stock market notes from June auction

Cleveland market report dated June 28 shows slower buyer interest with hogs and cattle priced modestly. Prices include hogs at 9.00 to 10.00 per cwt, cattle around 4.70 to 6.50, and lambs near 4.30 to 4.50, while Yorkers and other classes appear mixed amid uncertain demand. Pittsburgh market dated June 29 records steady to lower demand for hogs and cattle, with prices around 4.30 for certain butcher classes and mixed quotes for wogs and deckas amid routine trading in a light volume session.

Buffalo Live toge Rupfulo June 29 4 Cable Realips

Fragmentary OCR entries show mixed sums and items: receipts for hogs and pigs, various prices and totals, and references to workers and stage. The legible pieces include numbers like 4 000 receipts 9.95 and 8 508 60, plus 206 Ng. b0.

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Porker Market Slumps Amid Dull Demand in Toledo Trade

Special 10th Journal Gazette records a slow market with dull demand for hogs and cattle. Prices listed for live stock include hogs at various lows, prime steers around 2257.65 per carload, cows and feeders showing modest figures, and lambs with mixed values reflecting a weakening market across New York and Toledo commissions.

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City market receipts show steady prices amid modest demand

New York June 25 cotta opened steady and unchanged as traders noted activity at Aspive points. The market remained largely steady with slight gains not confirmed, while hay and corn prices were quoted with modest variations.

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Poultry Market Report From New York Trade

The June poultry market in New York shows steady demand and firm prices for fowls and turkeys. Sellers report firm tone on heavy birds and a balanced trade for ducks and hens with buyers attentive to quality and weight.

Slight drought relief as rain impacts dry wheat belt

Weather and market notes report gradual showers across parts of the dry belt easing drought fears. Forecasts hint scattered rain with government calls for fair weather while grain prices move on speculative demand and crop prospects.

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Rate Decision Sparks Wall Street Frenzy in June Market

On June 29 New York stocks fell sharply after the Interstate Commerce Commission announced rate decisions affecting major transcontinental rail lines. Traders reacted to potential objections by railroads and the broader economic impact, triggering heavy selling and a rapid price drop as bonds, currency, and credit conditions also moved.

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Court News Item Details Divorces and Judgments

Mrs Lilia Pannenwin granted a divorce from John B Fenner with alimony and child custody awarded. Franese Bowman authorized to manage Andrew J Cartwright estate and Ferdinand Istekmone assignment to Walter Rosen winkla approved. Arthur W Beers verdict for plaintiff $298.40. Court proceedings note bridge work delays and appeals from several parties.

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Indus firm details unclear contact and wording

Fragmentary OCR text references an indus company and a journal related phrase. No clear event, date, or identifiable individuals are readable to form a complete news item.

Market Prices Little Changed in Damp Weather

Prices for hay and grains drift as weather holds steady with no buy signals. Butter weakens on heavy receipts while strawberries near end of season see light supply and firmer retailers’ disposal. Corn and oats hold steady amid heat and dry conditions, with farmers watching next few days for rain and harvests to determine price moves.

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Blood Poison and Skin Diseases Treatment Claim

An unidentified practitioner promises cures for blood poison, ulcers, sore throat, glands, mucous patches, copper colored spots, rheumatic pains, eczema, itching, and nervous symptoms. Claim includes a 20 day treatment with two doses, asserting permanent cures and lasting results after completion, with emphasis on purification and buildup.

Nervous Diseases Prompts Self-Help Query

A curiously garbled plea asks if readers fear fatigue, memory lapses, and concentration issues. It suggests not donating until a remedy is found, urging wellness and mental vigor, though text is riddled with spelling errors and unclear targets.

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