Real estate transfers listed by John C. G. Heter to Wiesmer and others
Real estate transfers compiled by John C. G. Heter show multiple parcels and assignments from various owners to individuals and entities including Peter M. and Anna J. Wiesmer, Mary K. Lonergan to Helen Didier, and others. The list includes descriptions of tracts, blocks, and additions in Hamilton, Rockhill, Madison, and surrounding townships, with prices and dates referenced, and concludes with an advertisement for Gregg Davis offering property listings and real estate services.
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Clry
Tutonia Building and Lawn Association
Peter M
Anna J. Wiesmer
B.C. Phennae
Mary KE
Lonergan
Helen Didier
Simon & Bards Add
Shia
Berths Ponger
S. Simon & Bred
Tuesda
Alice Mc Miller
Ata Mary WB. Tlayes
Umedividteell
Pamilton
Tor Shayz
Marcellas Bargier
Guardian
James Jong Mary
Oliver So Tanna
Charles Simpson Hanna
Tuckhill
I Hanna
Bitliel
Charles Simpson
Rockhill
Ham
Gregg Davis
Pixley-Long Block
No Fault Found With East Jefferson Street Pavement
The board of public works inspected East Jefferson street from Harmer to Division for imperfect asphalt work. They found the east end thinner than specifications but deemed the work well done. Property owners’ objections were not strongly pressed, and acceptance is expected after Barber Asphalt cleans up the street.
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Board of Public Works
East
Jefferson Street
Harmer
Division
Barber Asphalt Company
Journal-Gazette Want Ads Bring Results
Classifieds from the Journal-Gazette promise proven results and invite readers to use want ads. Short, direct appeal highlights the effectiveness of placing or responding to advertisements. No specific names, dates, or places are provided.
Wheat and Provisions Rise Amid Market Turbulence
Market reports show wheat oats and provisions edging higher with futures and cash prices up as weather fears and disease depressed yields. Strong hog and corn demand supported a firm tone, while late profit taking eased gains. receipts and shipping demand influenced close.
Wheat and Corn Markets Quiet in Cincinnati Trade
Wheat prices remained quiet in Cincinnati with no clear direction. Corn stayed firm while oats and live cattle showed little movement, reflecting a subdued trading day on June 16.
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Cincinnati
Mirmy
New York Grain and Provisions Market Roundup
New York June receipts and exports show mixed activity in grain and provisions. Wheat and flour markets stay firm with steady spot values and cautious optimism in the option and futures arenas, while butter and dairy goods see steady to firm tones amid fluctuating receipts and regional demand.
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New York
Batley— Stow
Northerin Peabith
al B. Attort
Sipets
Thanan Ini
Alan Gay
Beude Steedy
Reine Steady
Par
Crecun
Market Roundup in Wheat and Corn Futures
June 16 reports show gains in July and September corn while June holds steady. Oat and wheat futures show firm undertone amid light offerings and small clearances. Primary corn receipts at 414000 bushels, shipments at 377000 bushels, with overall investment sentiment positive despite bearish tones.
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Tore
Chicago
ITZ
Corn
Serene Rae Bony Olst
Weil
Heavy Hogs At 5 50 Nelson Morris Buys Lots
Chicago livestock market reports heavy hog demand for prime carcass hogs sought for English trade. Nelson Morris and Boyd Lunkin bought lots averaging 310 to 331 pounds at 5.50 while overall hog sales topped 8.50 in two lots, with country shipments from Austinville and Brooklyn. Cattle sales declined with prices lower than a week ago amid cautious feeder demand and rising supplies. hogs and sheep showed mixed movement as receipts fluctuated.
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Vunsoos
Dumder
Petom Gp
NSPS
Ste Shotts
Samy Recster
Gutiee Ag
Univ
Boyd
Yeporto Ody
St. Lowis
Unis
Texas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Ternnessee
Nelson Morris
Boyds Lunkim
Morris
Austinville
Brooklyn
Chicitze
Independent
Brennann Brothers
Western Packing Company
Chicago
Missouri River
Coffee Market Opens Firm Amid Santos Strikes
New York June 1 coffee futures opened firm with a 10 point gain on news of higher Tope embles and expectations of smaller receipts due to railway strikes in Santos. Demand from locals and Europe supported prices before a net gain of 20 points. Sales totaled 15,000 bags with July at 6 400.45 and other months listed. market to be closed Monday July 3.
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Syssem
Liverpool
Shorts
Svye
New York
Santos
Europe
Monmilay
Poultry market briefs from Chicago and New York
Chicago reports easy demand for poultry with rising prices for turkeys, hens, and spring chickens, while New York notes a quiet market for Western spring chickens and dressed turkeys, with varied quotes and sizing details.
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Chicago
Tye
New York
Dry goods market holds firm as buyers seek scarce deliveries
In New York on June 16 buyers report moderate activity in the dry goods market but note prices remain very firm. Purchasers strive to secure deliveries that are largely unavailable, reflecting tight supply and strong demand.
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New York
Oil Market Report From Toledo On June 6
In Toledo Ohio on June 6, oil price activity covered North Lima South Lima and Tadisint Street area with market notes and patchy quotations. Local dealers reported steady to firm tones amid light trading and routine adjustments in nearby pipelines.
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Lima
See
Tadisint Ste
Nation's Business More Active and Prospects Brighter
New York June 16 Bradstreet's to morrow will say distributive trade and crop developments, while still irregular. The report hints at improving activity in wholesale and retail sectors and a cautiously optimistic outlook for farmers as markets show some stabilization amid uncertain conditions.
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New York
Bradstreet
Live Stock Prices Berlin Buffalo NY cattle and hog market report
Special dispatch from Live Stock Brokers Pfeiffer and Sons. East Buffalo New York June 16 cattle receipts 60 head with prices largely unchanged export steers 700 76 medium 1200 to 1400 pounders 5.40 medium half fat steers 4.40 fair to good cows 3.00 4.95 stockers to best feeders 4.60 74.60 export bulls 4.25 4.50 Bologna bulls 3.25 3.75 cows fancy 4.00 5.5 common to good 4 140 hogs receipts cars 5.10 higher medium heavy 5.65 Yorks and pigs 3.70 market closed strong sheep receipts 10 ears prices 6.00 6.0 spring lambs 6.57 5.25 choice 6.00 6.0 cull lambs 0.00 5.75 wethers 4.75 5.40 handy mixed sheep 4.75 5.0 yearlings 5.25 5.75 cull and common sheep 3.00 4.00 calves receipts 100 head 2e higher best 7.00 7.25 fair to good 6.50 heavy 5.00 4.00
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Journal-Gazette
C.F. Pfeiffer & Sons
East Buffalo
N. Y
Livestock market report from Cincinnati fair to good demand
June 16 Cincinnati market data shows hogs and cattle with varying prices. Hog prices range about 4.00 to 5.50 for common lots. Cattle quoted from 2.25 to 3.00 for standard, sheep and lambs steady with noted ranges.
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Cincinnati
Union Stock Yards Market Report Cleveland June 16
Special to the Journal-Gazette reports receipts at Union Stock Yards Cleveland as of June 16 with 3 loads of cattle, steady to higher prices for heavies and mediums, featuring hogs and sheep. hog prices around 5.00 to 5.15 per unit and lambs at 5.00 to 7.75, with receipts of 5 loads for sheep and clipped lambs and varied spring lamb values.
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Journal-Gazette
Union Stock Yards
Cleveland
Pittsburg Union Stock Yards Receipts Report
Special to the Journal Gazette notes Hoyts receipts at Union Stock Yards Pittsburg Pa with 30 cars. Market up 5 cents with Yorkers mediums and mixed at 5.55 dollars and pigs at 5.45 dollars.
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Journal-Gazette
Union Stock Yards
Pittsburg
Hoyts
Summer and trade trends amid midyear market shifts
The week shows improving conditions with warmer weather boosting improvement and active summer sales, while fall delivery business remains strong except in Texas where wheat crop losses dampen sentiment. Export trade and railway earnings are robust, mills stay busy, and overall prices favor agriculture though wholesale lines are quieter in some sectors. Canada's weekly failures edge up, US failures ease slightly.
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Texas
Saloon Man in Uncle Sam's Toils
David H. Randall, a Main street saloon keeper, was arrested yesterday by Deputy Marshal John A. Scott for revenue law violations. He was arraigned before United States Commissioner T. J. Logan, bound for $500, and represented by Colonel R. S. Robertson. The charge, filed by Revenue Collector McGoogan, alleges he failed to destroy a stamp on an empty cigar box and sold inferior cigars in a box branded as a superior product at the higher price.
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David H. Randall
Main Street
John A. Scott
United States
T. J. Logan
R. S. Robertson
McGoogan
Randall
Market Lethargy Clouds Leather Stocks in New York
June 16 United States Leather stock dealings were light with a faint reading in Reading, while professional traders targeted Japanese bonds and bond transfers. The overall market showed torpid activity other than a few pockets, with little interest in prices and currency, and a slow finish across major issues.
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New York
Reading
United States
United States Leather Company
Sea of Japan
St Pat
Liitl
Local Market Prices Bouyant Amid Patchy Demand
Friday small street market showed little wheat activity at Thursday quotes. Corn moved up to 54 cents per bushel with more offers. live chickens sold at low cents per pound. Prices for butter eggs lard honey varied. Mayflower and other brokers posted multiple grain and flour quotations, including winter and spring wheat patents, rye and cornmeal, with wide ranges and several agents compiling rates.
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Mayflower Mills
Tresselt & Sons
Cork
Weill Bros & Co
Snes
AIC
Bush & Co
Howenstein & Crouse’s
Barr Street
Ten Republican candidates for Evansville mayor
Evansville Indiana June 16 John H Osborn announces his bid for the Republican nomination bringing to ten the number of declared mayoral candidates. Osborn a leading First district Republican and superintendent of the Evansville cotton mills also sits on the water works board. Other mentioned possibilities include J W Boehne now a Democratic candidate for the same office and W J Rogers Dr E P Busse Varney Dixon and J J Nolan with Nolan favored by party machinery if he chooses.
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Evansville
Ind
John H. Osborn
Osborn
Water Works Board
J. W. Boehne
W. J. Rogers
Dr. E. P. Busse
Varney Dixon
J. J. Nolan
Nolan
Want Ads Prompt Readers to Check the Journal Gazette
A short jabging note urges readers who have not answered a Journal Gazette want ad recently to break their rut and avoid missing opportunities. It emphasizes that missing ads can cost them helpful listings and potential deals.
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