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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1908
Page
6
Widespread rain in the western wheat belt dampened prices as futures closed down modestly while traders pressed by favorable conditions for the far lawn crop. Receipts at Minneapolis and Duluth rose, with scattered recoveries offset by increased offerings and steady Liverpool trade.
In December trade strong corn and wheat activity contrasted with sluggish between selling. Receipts were mixed at 121 cars with local buyers steady, while futures closed higher for oats and wheat. hogs and pork markets showed firm to lower tendencies amid rain delays and weather impacts on deliveries.
Fragmentary OCR text from Elgin butter market notes names and figures in unclear order. Mentions individuals possibly vendors or buyers and monetary values. no coherent event or outcome clear.
National coffee market shows steadiness as weekly sales data trend. Analysts note private sector activity and regional demand shifting, with suppliers reporting stable pricing and limited volatility amid evolving market signals.
Fragmentary weathered note shows want ads info in the Journal Gazette. It mentions word limits and ad placement guidance for readers seeking to place classified notices.
A garbled page discusses rain reducing wheat and clover seed prices amid jumbled phrases about figures, dates, and places. It references crops, weather, and market terms but the exact details are unreadable, leaving a fragmented snapshot of agricultural updates and prices.
Speculators quiet down as stock dealings dwindle amid easing enthusiasm in New York trading. Reports show muted advances, lower turnover, and cautious sentiment from banking circles, with emphasis on regulatory efforts and cautious optimism for broader economic progress.
Corrested by Harry 5 Rush end Pred includes prices for corn oats barley and wheat with quotations from Trésselt & Sone and G J Crouse. records heavy emphasis on cattle steers heifers cows bulls and yearlings with values per bushel per ton and per hundredweight along with butter, lard, flour and other farm goods.
Chicago stockyard receipts show heavy arrivals with sharp gains in cattle hogs and sheep. Prime lambs top at 6.15 per 100 pounds while better cattle fetch 6.50 and high-grade feeders around 5.40. Hog prices climb with heavy weights favored, reflecting strong local and shipping demand ahead of the holiday.
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