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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1908
Page
5
A fragmented OCR snippet from Indianapolis market notes shows chaotic wheat bid lines with No 2 and No 4 grades, prices around 0 to 1.1, and scattered rye and other grain mentions. The text also hints at Cincinnati market references with firmer wheat and No 3 red bids around 1.07.
The report notes rising prices across domestic cottons and linens from major western markets. Port markets show fair activity while oriental and domestic rugs grow steadier in demand. Worsted goods and silk markets move at a slower but firmer pace.
In New York the goffee market closed steady with modest gains. Wheat and other commodities show uneven activity as Bray Ines and Sher notes appear at specific prices while November January and June futures display varied levels amid quiet trading and milder conditions.
A Democratic rally is planned for Kendaling Tok Wednesday evening with a large turnout expected. Speakers include Senator L. Ert Shrek of Franklin and Cyrus Cline of Anmola, both aiming for Congress, as crowds gather with leaders from the Rendallville city area participating in a parade and public celebration.
A brief sports note reports that several football victims are showing improvement after injuries sustained in a game at Lagrange. Details are sparse as the report concentrates on recovery progress and mentions a player expected to walk with crutches in the near future.
The report notes Argentine crop damage boosting Chicago prices by about a cent, with widespread market effects across wheat and corn. Traders react to weather, receipts, and export activity as markets close firmer than the prior session.
Fragmentary OCR lines show garbled text about waits and weights. No clear names, places, dates, or outcomes emerge from the legible portions. Provide a cleaner source for a precise headline and summary.
Fragmented OCR notes describe seed and grain actions with price signals in Argentina and Liverpool. Corn shows strength while May and July futures rise. cash and other grains drift amid mixed demand and stock concerns.
Oct 27 trading on the stock exchange showed dull activity with prices holding firm. Final totals included $3,890,900 in par value sales and a steady bond market as investors awaited election results and potential profit-taking.
Market prices for grains and livestock listed with ranges from good to prime quality. Includes oats, wheat varieties, barley, rye, barley, and related feed products with per bushel and per ton figures, reflecting a local commodities snapshot.
A fragmentary wholesale market page lists diverse goods and prices including eggs, butter, poultry, fruit, vegetables, and dairy items. It mentions a Columbia street location, various handlers, and multiple price entries with unclear spellings and noisy OCR.
Market summary shows cattle receipts and price ranges, with steer and heifer values improving. Hog and sheep demand remains active with steady to higher bids, western range cattle selling well. weekly receipts compare to prior periods and show price movements in prime and dairy categories.
Local market notes steady pricing across goods with few shifts. Apples, lemons, and pears held firm as price sheets show small 2 to 4 cent per dozen adjustments. Chickens quoted at nine dollars, cane and potato costs minimal. overall market activity subdued with farmers holding steadier, distant from notable demand. Aged Claypool resident dies. funeral planned at his late home with burial at nearby cemetery.
Wyte text fragment lists jurors for Whitley County November term. Contains garbled names and misread places such as Comimea City and Washington. Readable items include Richard Tulse and unclear Cleveland names.
New York plans a vast aqueduct system to deliver 60 million gallons daily from the Hudson and Schoharie watersheds. The 118 mile Catskills route will cost about 162 million dollars, with work underway and completion targeted in eight years. The project requires reservoir dams, highways, and rail line diversions, aiming to supply the city’s growing needs.
The report lists grand jurors to be called for duty and notes mixed regional concerns. Voter sentiment shows opposition to a proposed levy with a split vote in several townships. Local questions about Ligonier and Lagannyi districts are discussed amid election chatter.
Police reported a Milford area incident leading to a court appearance. The defendant faced public intoxication charges with a fine set at a specific amount. Details were partially obscured in the report but indicate legal action regarding intoxication penalties.
The Winona Lake school will host contests to find the best talent. Official admission fees apply and the top act will win a prize.
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