Market Report Reflects Cold Slump and Slight Price Rises
The ongoing cold snap keeps markets dull with light grain and country produce receipts. Prices rise for country goods like butter and eggs while grain quotations hold, shortages in potatoes due to freeze and egg scarcity intensify. Local city scales show mixed movements with May corn and oats fluctuating and hogs' strong yard run lowering provisions. Toledo seed and closing prices list mixed futures and cash levels for wheat, corn, oats, rye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Wiener
Sic
Cooke
Hall
Beyer Bros. Co
Local Market Wheat and Flour Prices from Mills and Elevators
Local market reports list street prices for wheat oats corn barley and rye with values for flour and feed products from Tresselt & Sons and Mayflower Mills. Prices cover winter and spring wheat flour graham rye pumpernickel and related byproducts with ton and cwt based quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayflower
Alee Ees
Butter and Produce Prices From Wiener & Co and Beyer Bros
Corrected price list items include Elgin creamery butter at 36 to 42c per pound, Michigan hand-picker beans at 2.70 per tu, onions home grown at 1.25 per bushel, apples at 1.00 per bushel, and eggs at 50c per dozen. Beyer Brothers Co quotes fresh eggs 50c a dozen and Elgin creamery butter 40 to 42c a pound with assorted cheeses and poultry prices across categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiener & Co
C. M. Wiener
Fancy Elgin Creamery
Elgin
Lutea Litkely Springers
Michigan
Beyer Brothers Co
C. L. Hall
Mer
Wisconsin
Elgin Creamery
Market Prices and Livestock Quotes From Local Sale
Hay 17.00 20.00 ton oats 46 lb bu corn 51 60c bu hogs 160 lbs up 6.00 125 to 150 lbs 5.60 cattle good steers 4.00 4.50 good heifers 3.50 4.25 cows 2.50 3.00 bulls 5.50 6.00 sheep mmbs racy 4.00 2.60 lambs 4.00 5.00 aaoe
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Eckart Packing Co
Feu
W. D. Henderson & Co
Timothy
Well Brothers to Green Light Hides-9 10c Ib
Quotations for animal products and farm goods include hides furs and hays with price ranges. Hides and calf hides priced per pound. horse hides at five to six dollars. furs list skunk mink muskrat opossum raccoon red fox with varying per animal values. Agricultural commodities show timothy hay corn oats and straw price per ton or bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iswléetec
Weil Bros. & Co
Chicago Market Wheat Fluctuates in Quiet Pit Trading
In Chicago on February 6 traders faced indecision in the wheat pit as prices opened around 1.03 to 1.08 dollars and moved within a narrow range amid uncertain early activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Market Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices Collected Feb 6
Chicago Market Illinois cattle receipts total 4500 with varied bids for beeves Texas steers western stockers and feeders cows and calves and lambs. Hog receipts 30000 with prices from 5.90 to 6.40 per hundredweight and bulk sales around 6.20. Sheep and lambs receipts 27000 with native and western averages from 3.25 to 6.85. East Buffalo Market hogs and cattle data show 7900 head with lamb top at 7.20. Indianapolis market reports hogs 6000 cattle 1100 calves 200 sheep 700 with price ranges from 6.25 to 6.55.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Texas
East Buffalo
N. Y
New York
Indianapolis
Ind
Produce and Poultry Market Report from Chicago
Chicago reporters note markets steady to weak across items. Butter and cheese hold near firm levels while eggs show weak demand with varied prices. potatoes ease as receipts reach 152 carloads. Poultry remains firm with alive and dressed prices for turkeys chickens and springs, veal steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wall Street Stocks Rally on Lehigh Valley Rise
Active buying on Lehigh Valley lifted the stock at the open. Reading and Union Pacific edged higher while American Tobacco fell. January railroad earnings boosted sentiment and coal shares strengthened the market though late profit taking pared gains. Bonds remained firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
New York
Lehigh Valley
American Tobacco
Reading
Union Pacific
Preferred
Stock price table excerpt from New York market report
A dense list of stocks and bonds with mixed price changes and percentvage figures across numerous railroads utilities and industrials including Am Copper Inter Med Am Beet Sugar Am Cat Oil Missouri Pacific Nat Lead Reading Southern Pacific Pacific Mail and Western Union among others Last sale figures appear alongside fractional percentages and pfd notes in a compact market snippet from New York February 6.
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Northern Pac
People’s
New York
C. & Fay
Louis. & Nash
Cat. Oil
Missouri Pac
Loco
Am. Sug
N. Y. Central
An. Min. Co
Coast Line
Pacific Mail
Balti
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Pull. Pal
Ches. & Cohio
Reading
Chi. & North
Rock Is. Co
Col. Fuel & Ir
Southern Pac
Coal
South
Southern Ry
del. & Hudson
Tinion Pacific
Atchison Ch. M
St. P
Den
Rilo G
Steel
Wagen Setae
Gr. North
Western Union
Ilinois
Petition for Stone Road in Monroe Township Allen County
Notice filed January 29 1912 with Allen County Auditor and to be presented February 21 1912 to the Board of County Commissioners. Petition seeks to establish a stone macadamine road one mile long from Section 33 34 to connect with a free gravel road, with width kept as current 24 feet and east half paved with stone to 14 inches depth, drainage tiles, and funding via bonds payable in at least ten years. Names of petitioners and signers listed.
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Auditor’s Office
Allen County
Indiana
Board of County Commissioners
Monroe Township
Board of Commissioners
County of
Allen
State of
Township Twenty
Ohio
John Need Samuel Nelston
James W. Gilbert
Preston Carrier
John Hittenberge
Ella Hendricks
Byron
Hendricks Earl C. Marshall Kemmel Filler
James C. Cowen
Harry Wizard Enoch
Lemon Oliver Cowell
Winfield Scott
Charles F. May
Joseph D. Morgan
Cory
Alexander
Alvan Shannon Effie Shannon
James D. McCormick
Guy Jx
Crabill
David M. Brown
Payne Morgan Elroy Lomiller
Ed Bowyer Ward H. Bower
George Ireland Chas
Ahr Chas
Lawrence J
J.C. W. Purman
Herman Parmin
Edwin S. Zinn
Daniel E. Kauffman
Henry P. Herman Samuel O. VanBuskirk
Thomas J. Taylor
John Salway, Jr
Homer Casselman
Geo. W. Schlemmer
John F. Niezer
Henry F. Bucher
Calvin H. Brown
Final Settlement of Samantha B Spencer Estate
Notice to creditors heirs and legatees of Samantha B Spencer deceased to appear in Allen Circuit Court Fort Wayne Indiana February 17 1912 to show cause why final settlement accounts should not be approved and to prove heirship and receive distributive shares. Walter R Spencer Administrator. Clerk wm E Gerding. Attorney Arthur W Parry. Feb 7 14 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samantha B. Spencer
Allen
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Walter R. Spencer
Notice of Final Settlement of Estate Pieper
Heirs and legatees of John Frederick Pieper deceased must appear in Allen circuit court Fort Wayne Indiana on February 24 1912 to show cause why final settlement accounts with the estate should not be approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Frederick Pieper
Allen
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Heirs Informed On Distribution For Estate Dissolution
The notice states that the will is not approved and heirs must prove heirship to receive distributive shares. Administratrix SOPIUE PIEPER signs dated January 24 1912 with attorneys WM. E. GERDING and WM. FREVCHTENICHT. Public notice appears in the record with standard seal and filing dates January 31 February 7 and 14.
Final settlement hearing for Mary S. McOscar estate
Heirs and legatees of Mary S. McOscar must appear in Allen Circuit Court Fort Wayne Indiana February 17 1912 to show cause why final settlement accounts should not be approved. Heirs must prove heirship and receive distributive shares. Edward J McOscar Executor. January 1 1912. Seal. Attorneys for estate Jan 24-31 Feb 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. McOscar
Seal
WM. EB. Gerding
Allen Circuit Court
Charles M. Niezer
Attractive 7 Acre Sand and Gravel Farm Near Ashtabula
7 acres of sand and gravel loam in fine cultivation with a 9 room house two barns granary hog pen and 10 acres in woods and 10 acres in wheat. Water at house and running water in pasture two and a half miles from Ashtabula on a good road. Price 5400 dollars with half cash and balance over 10 years. CO-OPERATIVE REALTY CO. 14944 Main St. Ashtabula Ohio. 1-31-tf
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashtabula
Co-Operative Realty CO
Main St
Ohio
Real estate transfers across townships and additions
Henry Greiner transfers 54 acres in St. Joseph to Jakob and Rosa G bert for 7500 dollars. Joseph Miller conveys lot 19 Swift's addition Monroeville to Lizzie O Tomhafe for 10 dollars. Charles Houser sells 40 acres in Marion township to Enos Harrod for 3500 dollars. Joseph A Grabill sells lot 60 Cedar Creek township Cedar to John F Hellopeter for 125 dollars. Grabill sells lot 61 etc to Edward C Marty for 125 dollars. Benjamin B Schlatter sells east-northeast 4 percent in Cedar Creek township to Jacob Duvall for 7800 dollars. Henry T Herman sells lots 18 and 14 H Burgess first addition New Haven canal lots 13 and 14 for 3300 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Greiner
Jakob
Rosa Gabert
St. Joseph Township
Joseph Miller
Lizzie O. Tomhafe
Swift
Monroeville
Charles—Houser
Enos Harrod
Marion Township
Countryjoseph A. Grabill
John F. Hellopeter
Grabill
Cedar Creek Township
Joseph A. Grabill
Edward C. Marty
Benjamin B. Schlatter
Jacob Duvall
Henry T. Herman
Clement
Viola Evard
H. Burgess
New Haven
Rufus St
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Sopiue Pieper
WM. E. Gerding
WM. Frevchtenicht
Mary S. McOscar
J. C. Heller
Court Street
Brotherhood
Third Presbyterian Organization
Third Presbyterian Church
Albert Schroeder
Frank Wilt
F. B. Homsher
Neil Beattie
EF. 8. Gould
Homeseeker
F. P. Parnin
F. W Moreland
W. Wayne Street
Stauffer
Adams Township
Bhoaff
Peddicord & Sigrist
Fort ‘Wayne
E. C. Stone
American Hampshire Swine Record Assn
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Dr. Wenger
Bright
N. R. _ Wenger
Wayne Ind
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