Old National Bank Officers and Directors Listed
Heart a Paul president Charles EB Bond cashier G A Behwegman assistant cashier Directors Clement P App John H Bass August E Becker William A Sohn Stephen B Bond Frank H Catsnall John W Eggeman B Fitzpatrick Charles G Guild Willis Hattersley A Ely Hoffman G Max Hofmann Gaylord M Leslie John M Landenberger Henry F Moellering William E Mossman William K Noble Henry C Paul John C Peters George W Pixley Edward M Wilson Interest paid at 3 percent per year if left four months and 4 percent per year if left six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clement P. App
John H. Bass
August E. C. Becker
William A. Sohn
Stephen B. Bond
Frank H. Catsnall
John W. Eggeman
B. Fitzpatrick
Charles G Guild
Willis Hattersley
A. Ely Hoffman
G. Max Hofmann
Gaylord M. Leslie
John M. Landenberger
Henry F. Moellering
William E. Mossman
William K. Noble
Henry C. Paul
John C. Peters
George W. Pixley
Police News List of Local Incidents and Quick Court Actions
August Wildie reports a street robbery at Huffman and Wells streets losing $18 and claiming repeated attacks at the corner. Edward and William Spreat faced drunkenness charges with Edward fined and William acquitted. A forgery suspect Bru gler allegedly took a watch in Philadelphia. Joseph Swift and Joseph Thomas detained for loitering and carrying concealed weapons. Barney Cotney jailed for drunkenness and Edward Cunningham fined for drunkenness amid alleged threats at Spy Run avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Wildie
Neneh Street
Huffman and
Wells Streets
Edward
William Spreat
William
Philadelphia
Clinton Brugler
Joseph Swift
Joseph Thomas
Pennsylvania
Beard
Barney Cotney
Terry and
Petgen
Edward Cunningham
Dry Goods Market Faces Fresh Delivery Struggles
New York June 1. Climatic conditions disrupted favorable ageresite trade in dry goods. Early trading shows strong demand but buyers face difficulty securing deliveries and jobbers report inactive trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Poultry Market Prices Reported in Chicago Trade
The Chicago market lists alive poultry weak with turkeys and hens in short supply. Dressed items show varied per dozen and per pound averages. Prices range around 2.0 to 2.5 dollars per dozen for certain fowl, with light stock and marginal demand noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dime
St Ty Sim
Journal Gazette Wanted Note Shows Gaps
A terse critique mentions missing items and a growing rut for the Gazette staff. The speaker urges improved coverage and attentiveness to details in reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Bearish response to spring wheat acreage rise on government report
Chicago June 12 The government report showing a large increase in spring wheat acreage triggered a bear market. July wheat fell early, then fluctuated with intraday rallies as traders weighed yield prospects and carryover. Corn rose slightly while oats fell, and provisions edged higher amid firming bacon markets and strong pork and lard values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York Market Reports Mixed Grain and Commodities
June 12 New York market notes show receipts and exports for SAMs and TST steady, corn meal gains, spot firm for No 2 red and No 1 northern spring, markets buoyed by favorable weather and strong feed news. Rice, sugar, lard, and butter markets steady to firm with quiet but stronger futures. various wheat and corn futures show modest gains on improving demand while regional crops benefit from firm prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ficar
Bortey
Beatta
Whailse
Imits- Yan
Phot Phos
Cite
Pennsylvania
Taney
Chicago Cattle Market Ends Mixed With Strong Cogs
Cattle receipts topped 22,000 with a strong demand for prime cattle but slow sale of ordinary grassy stock. Hogs traded actively with steady to firm prices. top buys near 4.50 to 5.30 per 100 pounds, aided by large pork and bacon demand. Sheep and lambs advanced, spring lambs 5.50 to 7.00, clipped lambs 4.50 to 4.06, and mutton steady. Receipts overall posted 42,000 hogs and 18,000 sheep and lambs with heavy export interest noted in Liverpool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Missouri River
Anglo- American Packing Company
Swift & Co
Armour & Co
Cattle Market Summary East Buffalo June Report
Special to the Journal Gazette from East Buffalo on June 12 reports cattle receipts at 19 cars with slow market for heavy cattle and butchers cows and heifers. Steady pricing for cows and springers, mixed weights, with spring lambs showing active trading and steady to strong prices. Calves receipts 1,800 with a strong market and higher top values for heavy calves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Journal-Gazette
East Buffalo
Pittsburg cattle hogs and sheep market report
Pittsburg June 12 cattle receipts 140 head market slow hog receipts three cars market active heavy 5.60 medium 4.07 3.65 heavy Yorkers 5.65 light Yorkers and pigs 5.05 5.70 sheep receipts four cars market stronger sheep 5.00 6.40 clipped lambs 4.06 4.40 spring lambs 5.00 18.00
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Journal-Gazette
Pittsburg
Market Report Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices
Cincinnati market update shows hogs active with common items around 4.25 to 5.45 per unit. Cattle steady for shippers with common prices about 2.25 to 13.06. Sheep steady at 2.75 to 4.15, lambs lower around 5.25 to 7.5 per unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Mixed Dairy Receipts and New Cheeses Noted
Trade notes show receipts of 12 NIT packages and various cheese types including full cream small white and colored, large white and colored, with mentions of skim milk and Myce skims. References to Western, Southern, and Lee provide context for sources and brands amid vague market terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Market News Hogs Receipts Steady in Cleveland Trade
Cleveland June 12 hog market reports steady receipts with Yorkers trading around 5.00 to 5.50 per hundredweight mixed quality hogs priced near 5.50, heavies about 5.45 to 5.50, and pigs near 5.55, reflecting stable demand and average supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Journal-Gazette
Cleveland
Cincinnati Wheat and Sugar Markets Report
Market notes from Cincinnati show wheat markets easing for No 2 red at 31.02 and steady for No 3 mixed. White oats and mined varieties firm, with No 2 mined around 32 and a half. Sugar market quiet, hard refined at about 0.08.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Hestye
Toledo Wheat and Corn Prices Slip and Rebound
In Toledo on June 12, traders eyed a bearish government crop report but demand for futures rose after initial selling. Cash wheat stayed strong as visible supply fell and primary receipts rose modestly. Corn followed the trend with early weakness turning to sharp buying, closing near prior levels as clearances moved higher.
Market Report Notes Mixed Grain Activity and Stable Prices
A year ago shipments reached 1 126 000 bushels with 405 0 and 529 000 noted. opening cuts showed slight weakness while prices remained steady. Trade in the commodity was apathetic with large historical receipts and drops in futures. Clover seed remained firm on early buying orders as offerings were light and scattered. no receipts or shipments were reported at close. Wheat and oats showed mixed openings and settlements with no notable features at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haarly
Coffee Market Orders Steady With Modest Rise Early
New York June 12 coffee futures opened steady with limited European cables. Moderate demand and lack of offers caused a morning gain, then prices eased as larger interior receipts appeared, finishing steady with a 4 point May advance and mixed positions across July September December March contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tost
Unclear ledger style update from OWL CVEY area
Fragmentary record shows credit balance and certificates with no bids on shipments. Mentions average 67.01 runs 126 per month and shipment limits. References North Lima and Indiana regions with incomplete data and scattered figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OWL Cvey
Market Slump Reflects Professional Trading in New York
June 12 report shows a dull session as selling from Saturday’s rise overwhelmed weak demand. Prices recovered slowly late, with some stocks showing strength amid reduced volume and ongoing professional managing. The outlook hinged on Equitable Life plans and pending government reports, while bond activity remained irregular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Auick
Amalgamated Copper
Boston
Equitable Life Assurance Society
United States
Money Market Close Notes and Rates in New York
The Money Market report from New York on June 12 shows money on call at 2 1/2 to 3 percent, with bid and offered at 2 1/2 percent. Sterling exchange remains firm, with bankers' bills at 4 5/16 to 4 5/8 and 0 day bills at 4 9/16 to 4 15/16. Government bonds and railroad bonds are described as firm, with miscellaneous notices of rates for commercial and other bills, and bar silver at prevailing levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Sterling Exchange
Agtar Int
Local Markets Reported Steady Prices Across Grains and Livestock
Monday market activity was light with wheat and corn near last week’s quotes. Prices covered wheat at 1.02 per bushel and various commodities from oats to barley, plus several Mayflower Mills and Treysselt & Sons price lines for flour, meal, and feed. International and regional names appear, including Weil Bros & Co, Treysell & Sons, and Mayflower Mills, with numerous commodity figures and live poultry notes scattered throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae
Mayflower
Treysselt & Sons
Weil Bros & Co
Market quotations and farm staples from 5tsc and Howenstein & Crouse
The listing compiles commodity prices and livestock quotes from 5tsc to 4c Ib for materials like tinfoil, copper, iron, hides, zinc, mixed rags, wool, barley, seeds, wheat, corn, oats, rye, and poultry. It includes Howenstein & Crouse at 607 Barr street with live poultry, eggs, butter, and produce, plus a Hay Market section for clover, mixed, timothy hays, straw, and related values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bush & Co
Howenstein & Crouse’s
Barr Street
Is A Grotholiman Plans Frame Dwelling on Wallace Street
A Grotholiman intends to erect a frame dwelling on Wallace street at an estimated cost of 1000 dollars. The filing indicates the project is a residential construction with no stated alterations to public records or permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Grotholiman
Wallace Street
Stepping Success Ward Promises New Career Lifts
The Journal Gazette notes that changing jobs often propels men out of routine ruts and toward improved opportunities, suggesting stepping into new work can boost prospects and satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-Gazette
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OLD National Bank
Officres
Heart A. Paul
Charles EB. Bond
G. A. Behwegman
Ft. Wayne Trust Co
Court Sts
Tional Bank
J. W. White
H. A. Keplinger
Sol. Rothschild
Jacob Colter
Edward White
D. C. Fisher
Fisher
R. L. Romy
Hamilton National Bank
CTORS
Louis Fox
John B. Reuss
Bush
Benjon Charles John MO
John Mobr, Jr
Charlies McCulloch
J. Ross McCulloch
Rothschild
CULLOCH, Pres. _ JR
Cashier
Nevada
Iowa
Fay Randall
Pepvbs
Ewspaper
Amnela
Sie
SU Ode
Russia
Minneapolis
Duluth
Baker
Houuss
Tlenty
Toledo
Chere Wits
Oe Ag
Coffee Market
North
Lima
Limi
Indiana
Sle
Atchison
Manhatta L
St. Ry
Central
Pacific Mail
Pacific
Ny N Y
Pennsylvania Ars
S. Steel R. Island
St Paul
Money Market
the People’s Trust & Savings (O
Calhoun Street
James M. Meay
M. C. Macdougal
Henry Beadell
William P. Breen B. Fitzpatrick
John Morris, JR
William F. Moellering
Patrick J. M’donald August E. C. Becker
William L. Moellering
Robert W. T. Dewald William Stephan
Savings Department
Trust Department
Tri-State Loan and Trust CO
Capital Stock Additional Liability Depositore’ Security
G. W. Pixley
W. J. Vesey
Leo Freiburger
C. A. Wilding
John Dreibelbiss
Mossman
Hunting J. B. M’kim
B. N. Foster
August Beceer
First National Bank
J. H. Bass
H. R. Freeman
C. H. Worden
J. H. Orr
Gustave A. Berghoff
R. W. T. DeWald
Sam'l
M. Foster
Charles ‘Kramer
Chas
F. Pfeiffer
Desse
F. Patterson
Maurice I, Rosenthal
W. JH. Shambaugh
Court Street
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Savings Department—Certificate of Deposits
Foreign Exchange
Citizens’ Trust Company
GOR
Clinton and Berry
Fort Wayne
Commercial Bank
Jaye Straus Bros
Bank of Wayne
Soldier Co
East Berry
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