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Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1900

Page

24

Companions of fools and the danger of bad company

In a Washington sermon Dr. Talmage warns that a companion of fools leads to destruction. He cites prison and shop-floor anecdotes, urges youths to avoid skeptics, idlers, pleasure seekers, Sabbath breakers, and dissipated associates, and to pursue earnest Christian work and self restraint.

Washington, D. C Talmage Chevy Chase Central Park

Religion, Daughter of God, in Her Ways of Peace

A poetic fragment describing Religion as a divine daughter with blossoms of paradise on her brow and celestial summer in her cheeks. It proclaims that her paths are pleasant and all her ways bring peace as she commands music and welcomes guests.

Death

Markets Endure Up-and-Down Wheat Decline and Rally

Chicago markets saw wheat slip on weak demand then rise as a cold wave forecast spurred shorts to cover. May wheat fluctuated from 65 1/8 to 66 1/8 cents, closing 0.3 cent higher. Corn firmed on light offerings and cash volume, with May at 34 1/4 to 35 1/4 cents. Provisions stayed dull yet steady amid weaker hogs, with May pork near 10.60 dollars and lard at 5.85 dollars. Cash oats and flax quoted, with various May and Sept bids noted.

Chicago May Shorts Liverpool Minneapolis Duluth May Park N. W S. W

Chicago live stock market report shows strong cattle demand

Chicago on March 6 reports cattle receipts around 3000 with strong to stronger demand for top grades. Prices range from 5.00 to 6.00 for good to prime steers and 3.10 to 4.60 for heifers, while calves fetch 5.00 to 7.75. Hog receipts reach 22000 with market about 50 cents lower. prices span 4.60 to 4.92 for various hog grades, bulk around 4.75 to 4.85.

Chicago Texas Fed Texas Bulls Rover

New York Produce Prices March 6

Butter receipts 11 133 pkgs market strong June creamery 18 231 4c western creamery 20 26c factory 17 20c Cheese receipts 3 514 pkgs market firm fancy large white 13 1314c fancy large colored 18 1314c fancy small white 13 1314c fancy small colored 13 14c choice grades 12 1234c Eggs receipts 8 684 pkgs market weak and lower western at mark 1514c southern at mark 144 15c Sugar raw steady refined irregular Coffee market quiet and steady.

New York Western Creamery

Fort Wayne Markets corrected weekly by S Bush Co

Fort Wayne Indiana February 28 with market prices March 7 for flour and grain. Flour fort Wayne March 7 prices listed for winter and spring wheats plus second class, corn meal, oats, rye, corn, oil meal, flax seed, clover seeds, unwashed and washed wool, green and calf hides. Prices reflect commodity trading and regional supply conditions.

Fort Wayne Ind Graham

Spring Campaign 1900 Best Baby Carriages

The Best Baby Carriages and the prettiest designs highlighted in a spring campaign. The largest assortment offers the finest patent springs and an entirely new clean stock with the newest parasol options.

Whitney Carriage line sole agency in Fort Wayne

A Fort Wayne retailer promotes Whitney carriages with a one year rubber wheel guarantee and claims the Whitney line lasts twice as long as rivals. Spring stock is in and customers are urged to buy early for the new baby and year round use, featuring Reclining Go-Carts and carriages.

Fort Wayne Whitney

Foster Furniture and Carpet Co. Price List and Notices

Calf hides salted, 11c. Tallow 41c. Sh butter 17c. Best jar butter 15c. Lard 6c. Eggs 15 16c. Chickens 6 14 7c. Honey 18c. Potatoes 40 45c. Onions 40c. Beeswax 26c. Feathers live geese 40 45c. Bran 15 00. Hay timothy 12.00. Hay clover 6.00 7.00. Shorts 15.00. Middling ton 15.00. Pork on foot 4.75. Pork dressed 5.60 5.70. Dressed beef quarters 9 60c. Beef hindquarters 7 7c. John Bechtoldt of Whitley county visiting Fort Wayne friends. FOR RENT A 40 acre farm four miles north on Goshen road. inquire at Schrader & Wilson 7 Court St.

Hay—Clover Goshen Road Schrader & Wilson Court St

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DR. Talmage Ashbel Green Florence Venice Rome Jesus Christ George Brummell England Peeresses Lehigh God S. Bush & Co Metropolis SAM, Pete & Max Indiana JA Um Oor Ph Anat Calhoun Serene Foster Furniture and Carpet Co John Bechtoldt Whitley County
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