Markets Roundup From Chicago To Cincinnati And Buffalo
Chicago wheat opened steady with light trading and prices around 73% to 74 cents, December futures weak on close. Corn traded steady with December near 41% to 42% cents, receipts noted. Live cattle and hogs mixed with higher bids. hogs around 5.80 to 6.35, cattle 4.85 to 5.25, lambs 4.75 to 7.75, buffalo market steady with hogs at 6.40 to 6.45.
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Dairy and Egg Prices and Receipts Report
Receipts and prices for state dairy products show various quality grades from fancy to inferior across cheese and creamery items. Eggs firm with 4,423 cases received. state prices for Pennsylvania and nearby products range from high quality fancy whites to mixed and western firsts at 28c to 36c per unit.
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Fort Wayne Markets and Quotations Across Commodities
Barr Street listings show wheat at 71 cents per bushel and corn around 42 to 46 cents, oats 33 to 34, rye 6 to 7 cents, barley 49 cents, and apples about 40 to 50 cents per unit. Prices span butter, eggs, poultry, and vegetables with multiple traders and packing costs noted.
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Old Fort Wayne Resident Mary Brokaw Dies After Long Life
Mary Brokaw longtime Fort Wayne resident and widow of conductor J R Brokaw died after a long illness. Survived by four children Mrs J C Andrews Mrs Christopher Hite Mrs Frank P Wilt and Oscar R Brokaw. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Klingel and Wilkens Funeral Services Held This Week
Funeral services announced for Mrs Eva Barbara Klingel at 1 30 from residence 526 Laselle street and 2 from Grace Lutheran Church. Omit flowers. Mrs Sarah Wilkens to be laid to rest Friday at 2 from 712 West Jefferson street with Rev Samuel Wagenhals officiating.
Girls in Panic Fire Rescue at Columbus Dry Goods
Fire broke out at a Columbus dry goods store in the early hours, prompting panic among female employees. Debris and smoke caused alarm as workers were rescued by firefighters. No injuries reported. Local investigators review cause and safety measures.
Accidental Fall Douses Worker With Boiling Water
A worker slipped and fell into a pail of boiling water he carried. He was returned to his home where his arm was dressed. He was able to be about today and no serious consequences are feared.
Costly Hamilton Fire Destroys Business District Store
A major Hamilton blaze began just after midnight in the heart of the business district, destroying the Mehrunanes store and causing losses exceeding 350000 dollars, with reports noting significant damage to nearby properties and local firms. The Times-Star Dispatch reports a costly city fire resulting in substantial economic impact.
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