Market Text From Journal Gazette Grain Letters
Turbulent wheat market described by Fred Tremelt and Harry Bash of No flower mills. Prices slid to 56 cents per bushel with Monday firming to 86c. Chicago May lead shows high hold shifting to July. Corn 65c oats 50c, rye 75c, flour trade steady. feed demand strong. Livestock quotes listed and prices shown for various grains and farm produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-Gazetty
Fred T. ‘Tremelt
Harry EB. Bash
Noyflower Mills
Treseell
Dushel
Dover
Dir
Roaselt
Local Market Prices for Food Stuffs and Farm Goods
Wholesale and retail prices for meat dairy produce and farm staples across Fort Wayne markets. Listings include fresh beef hens and turkeys per pound, various cuts, butter, eggs, flour, corn meal, oats, and seed stem prices, with multiple stores and brands such as Fancy Elgin creamery and Mayflower noted. Dense with names, weights, and unit prices reflecting a historical regional market catalog.
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Jiholisale Market
Elgin
Eaney Elgin Creamery
Sic Pownd
Deiry
WHEAT PRICES SLIDE ON ARCHIVE MARKET REPORT NOTES
Wheat futures fell nearly 3 cents in Chicago as traders cited sour crop conditions abroad and improved export expectations. Reports of strong shipments from Russia and Argentina, along with steady demand, kept the market cautious while nearby months showed weakness and receipts were mixed across the Midwest.
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Argentina
Ean
Me Nua
Minneapelis
Duluth
Chicago
New York Grain and Provisions Receipts and Prices
The report covers New York grain and provisions with receipts for wheat and other commodities. It notes a cent drop in local wheat prices compared to foreign markets, with prices for No 2 red wheat and May July futures, and lists sugar, butter, cheese, and other staples with varying trade activity and stock levels.
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Neny York
Wmatn Bbis
Uechan Sha Amet
Minnesota
Esis
Milnes Bakers
New York
Wniz
Oead
Nearehy
Zweite
Mike
Ucz Turkess
Local Market Buzz and Fragments From The Bulletin
Cincinnati prices and financial notices mingle with scattered market terms. The fragmentary text references refining costs, wool markets, and Boston notices, with stray mentions of ads and journal items, leaving a mosaic of late 19th century commerce.
Market Blues Persist In New York Securities Scene
New York reports slow and uneven progress in restoring business and industry through securities trading. Market activity remains light with scarce supplies, steady individual stock firmness, and cautious outlook despite some positive signs from copper and steel sectors and February bank clearings.
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Nuw
York
Amalgamated Copper Company
Satning
Campe Vie
Hinstezay
Rentana
Calumet
Hecla
Wolverine
Ors Iso
Ebowa
Purdue Dairy Contest Sets Indianapolis Batter Event Date
The next educational batter scoring contest under Purdue university dairy department's experiment station will be held in Indianapolis on March 23. Contestants will receive scores by Mr A J Crattcott of Chicago United States butter examiners. entrants must mail forms and prepaid express packages by March 24.
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Dairy Department of Purdue University Experiment Station
Indianapolis
A. J. Cratcott
Chicago
United States
Daimeans
Intianapolis
Wheat prices slip as forecasts weigh on markets
Market notes show wheat values easing two cents amid ample supplies and wet weather. Reports cite delayed planting progress, weaker nearby futures, and caution as traders weigh prospects for July and September contracts against seasonal demand and harvest timing.
Monster Warship Nassau Launched by Germany
Germany launches the Nassau, a colossal battleship displacing about 28,000 tons and built of hardened steel. It is 472 feet long, 28 feet 9 inches beam, 19 knots speed, armed with twelve 11 inch and twelve 63 inch guns plus eight 4 inch guns and nineteen inch torpedoes. A Sachsen twin ship and other vessels are under construction with even larger planned displacements.
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Moerch
Germany
Nassau
Baden
Henry
Prussia
Prince Henry
William von Thengstenberg
Jordtestenanc
Hesse-Nassau
Imperial Navy Yard
Bramerheven
Sachsen
Wesey
Bremen
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Stettin
von the Baden
Germania
Datel
Hogs Still Advancing as Market Signals Turn
Market notes show hogs still advancing with prices around 4.70 per cwt while swine receipts rise. Cattle at midweek show limited demand, sheep and cattle prices fluctuating amid cautious buying. Analysts warn of slack demand continuing into next week as supplies remain ample and futures stay tentative.
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Jessian
Sasol
Aetera
Ing
LAB Fe
Market Outlook for Cattle and Hogs by Major Packers
The Brown St Joln firm notes RIE runs low levels with scarce cattle and hog supplies. Packers fear resistance to price rises as they stock up for spring, while forecasts point to higher meat values after April. Cattle receipts were about 15 400 head, with live weight beef and stockers showing varied gains. hogs and sheep activity remained robust amid tightening western feeds and regional supply shifts.
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Brown-St. Jol
Severid Monte
Igna
Nadik Pat Heen
Storts
Gots
Hein
Sully
Gailie
Kaneas City
Mar
Superior
Nebraska
Nehbras
Braska
South Dakota
Iowa
Finois
Sparnwest
Joly
Pricy Healy
Market Report Pittsburg Stock Yard Telegram
Cattle steady to weak on common grades with buyers cautious. Hogs show gains with heavy weights advancing about 1.50. Market values listed: hogs heavy around 5.05, Yorkers near 7.5 to 7.75. cattle around 8.00 for better grades. sheep in the 5.0 to 6.0 range. Trade activity mixed as buyers and sellers respond to midweek demand.
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Gond
Union Stock
FARDS
Pittsburg
Market unsettled as spring rains slow produce markets
Market observers led by George & Crouse of Howenstein & Crouse report unsettled conditions in Fort Wayne due to bad roads and warming weather. Potatoes and onions show price pressure while apples stay steady. butter prices hold barely with eggs around a dollar per dozen. The Des Moines Butter and Egg association signals lower prices ahead as the spring season approaches.
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George & Crouse
Howenstein’ & Crrouse
Fort Warne Aue
Einsibe
Des Moines
Naveralis Sais
Market at City Scales Reports Steady Hay Prices
Farner recounts receipts at the city scales with strong hay demand despite wet weather. Dealers and farmers note prices held firm all week while the surrounding countryside yields a good hay supply. A farmer’s late Saturday note mentions a large hay crop last year and a stalled sale for the season. Records show hay and oats entries and prices, with a farmer stating receipts have run high this season.
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Farner
Saintfay
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