Covington man demands reward for finding body in Wabash
Barney Franch of Covington arrived in Lafayette to claim a $100 reward for Willie Chamberlin after discovering the body drifting in the Wabash River near Perrysville. He had notified O J D Miller and James Henline, who recovered the body and were each paid $20. Chamberlin Sr. had offered $100, but Franch received nothing.
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Barney Franch
Covington
Willie Chamberlin
Franch
Wabash River
Perrysville
O. J D. Miller
James Henline
Charies Vowel
Frank Sheets
Henline
Miller
Jotuna
Chamberlin
Fratien
Lafayette
100 Solid Teatier Suit Cases Sold One Day Only
Reuben S Patterson offers 100 solid teatier suit cases priced at 2.95, a value he cites at 6.50. Sale is a single Tuesday event.
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Reuben S. Patterson
Free Movement Of New Wheat Causes Market Decline
In Chicago the wheat market fell as July options declined after a morning rally driven by cool northwest weather and strong corn demand. Reports from Kansas City of ongoing shipment and Missouri supply pressured prices, with July dipping to session lows before a late-day slide. Prices closed weaker, while September inched up modestly amid mixed receipts and bullish corn activity.
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Wheat Market Surges Then Falls on Corn Strength
New York traders watched wheat rise on bullish northwest crop hopes and rain forecasts, then retreat as selling emerged. Futures mostly higher at close, with July pressured while September and December held gains amid strong corn demand, rising world shipments, and a cautious cash market.
Irregular market tone despite favorable shipments forecast
A garbled market report notes unsettled trading with shipments heading to market. Forecasts were unfavorable and influenced price directions. Some regions showed better receipts while others lagged, leaving overall activity irregular and uncertain.
Live stock market moves up on light Monday receipts
Small Monday cattle and hog supplies push prices higher in Chicago trade. Cattle top above five dollars, hogs gain with lighter offers, sheep and horses also firming as buyers return. Receipts run about 20,000 cattle and 16,000 hogs, with many markets awaiting Tuesday through Friday volume.
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Charles Goepper
National Packing and Provision Company
Coffee futures market opens irregular in New York
The New York coffee market opened irregular amid liquidation pressures after notices for roughly 36 000 bags on Judy contracts. Traders shifted from nearby to later months but bulls supported, notices were settled and the market firmed to a steady close.
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New York
Live Stock Market Report East Buffalo June 26 Cattle Hogs Sheep
Special report from Live Stock Brokers Pfeiffer shows cattle receipts at 175 cars with market up 15 to 25 cents. Export steers around 5.415 to 5.15. medium steers 1200 to 1400 pounds 5.00 to 5.50. fat cows 3.00 to 4.00. stockers 3.25 to 4.25. export bulls 1.00 to 1.25. dolagna bulls 2.00 to 2.25. Hogs receipts 75 cars up 10 to 15 cents. market easy. Sheep and lambs trade active up 2 cents. choice lambs 7.75 to 8.25. good 7.00 to 7.50. yearlings 6.50 to 7.0. calves strong with choice veals 6.00 to 6.50.
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Arizona
Journal-Gazette
C. F. Pfeiffer & Sons
East Buffalo
N. Y
Chaice Lambs
S. Co
Market reports from Pittsburg stock yards June cattle
Special to the Journal Gazette reports cattle receipts at Pittsburg stock yards with loads of cattle and hogs. Prices listed show various grades and loads, including medium and heavy cattle and night pigs, and strong sheep and lamb values.
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Journal-Gazette
Chicago
Hilo
Hogs Market Higher at Cleveland Union Stockyards
Cleveland Ohio June 26 hog receipts 35 cars market firmer. Yorkers sold at 5.45 while mixed hogs traded 5.65 to 5.70. Heavies and pigs brought 5.65 with activity steady to higher.
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Journal-Gazette
Union Stock Yards
Cleveland
Irregular May Across Months Sales Data Reported
The record notes a five point variance for May with other months holding at five points lower. Sales total around 49 000 bags with monthly prices listed as July 6.2006.35, August 5.45, September 6.8, October 6.05, December 6.80 6.90, March 36.% 7.63, May 7.08.
Cincinnati Market Prices Spark Bid and Trade Activity
Cincinnati listing shows flour at 4.40 to 11.75 per unit, family 3.50, wheat steady No 2 red 1.03 to 41.05, corn active No 1 mixed 56 cents, oats firm, rye quiet, lard steady 6.70, bulk meats 7.00, bacon 8.12 and sugar 5.50, indicating varied daily commodity movements.
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New York
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New State
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Cincinnati
Dry goods market price uptick and ahead sales
In New York in June buyers are paying the prices sellers demand as operations in the dry goods market show gradual value increases. Demand is strong with many lines already sold ahead, making delivery arrangements challenging.
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Poultry Prices Mixed Across Markets in Midwest and East
Chicago reports poultry prices with alive turkeys at 14 to 18 cents per pound and dressed firmer in New York with western broilers and fowls quoted around 13 to 14 cents. The June dates reflect regional notes on per pound values for turkeys chickens and ducks with slight regional variation.
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New York
Butter Prices Soar as Elgin Markets Hit 20 Cents
Elgin reports butter priced at 20 cents per pound, a firm rate for the day. Weekly sales reached 963,000 pounds, signaling strong demand.
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Elgin
Oil-North Lima price report from Toledo market
Toledo market notes on June 4 show oil prices with North Lima at 86c, and bids or quotes from Indiana and South Lima. Details trimmed due to fragmentary OCR.
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Steeple Jack Weds in “Love at First Sight” Tale
Miss Ethel Cook of Kossuth street married Wil liam T. Cullinan known as Steeple Jack after ROMANCE sparked when she offered him a drink of water outside her home. Cullinan, from Kansas, had just finished gilding the statue of justice on the courthouse tower and later proposed by letter. The couple’s romance began with a chance meeting and culminated in marriage in Lafayette Indiana.
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Ethel Cook
Kossuth Street
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William T. Cullinan
Kansas
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Cullinan
Court House
Money to Loan at Low Rates in Court Street Ad
Money to loan at 5 12 and 6 percent interest KUANE 19 Court St.
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New York Stocks Hold To Last Week's Advance
New York stocks were held to last week's advance as traders watched the market amid gold movements and European pressure. Bond strength persisted with total sales at 3,400,009 par. US bonds unchanged on call. stock list showed varied gains and losses in a cautious session.
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United States
Money Market Report from New York
The Money Market in New York on June 26 shows call money steady at 4.25 percent with bids near 4 percent. Time loans for 30 and 90 days quoted around 3 percent, prime mercantile paper at 4 percent. Sterling exchange firm with bankers' bills at 487.20 for demand and 485.20 for six day bills. Government bonds steady and railroad bonds strong, bar silver at 38.12 and Mexican dollars at 45.44.
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Sterling Exchange
Local Market Quotation Summary of Prices and Goods
Monday market activity was light with high wheat prices at 1.04 per bushel and scarce offerings. Corn and oats sold minimally while butter eggs and various farm goods and feeds were quoted. multiple firms listed varied flour, meal, and grain prices alongside wool, hides, and livestock rates for regional buyers.
Paderewski Awarded Seven Thousand Dollars
Buffalo June 26 Seven thousand dollars is the figure paid Ignace Jan Paderewski pianist by the New York Central railroad for injuries from a collision three miles from Syracuse on April 23 He has suffered a general nervous breakdown since the accident and has been resting at his home in Poland while hoping to appear publicly again though it may take time
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Ignace Jan Paderewski
New York Central Railroad
Syracuse
Poland
Auburn
Paderewski Injury Prompts Rest and Return Plan
Paderewski collapsed from his seat and suffered numbness in his right side. He consulted Dr Francis K E Fronc zak of Buffalo who recommended absolute rest and a trip home. Paderewski sought $25,000 from the railroad as compensation.
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M. Paderewski
Francis KE. Fronczak
Buffalo
Paderewskki
Railroad
Beveridge heads to Wisconsin woods for weeks long trip
Senator Albert J. Beveridge left Indianapolis for northern Wisconsin today for a three to four week trip and may travel to Maine later in the summer without returning home. He also accepted a Methodist church delegation appointment to the inter-entire conference on federation in New York City November 15 to 20.
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Albert J. Beveridge
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Maine
Methodist Church
New York City
Investment terms for certificates of deposit offered
The notice states capital of 200000 dollars and surplus of 300000 dollars. It offers interest of three percent per annum on certificates left for four months and four percent per annum on certificates left for six months.
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A. Ely Ueffman
Max Hofmann
Gaylord M. Leslis
John AM. Landenberger
Henry
P. Moellering
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John C. Peters
George W. Pixley
Edward M. Wilson
Foreign Exchange
Journal Gazette want columns invite freerests
If your own freerests interest you do not overlook chances to further them. Such chances are listed every day in the Journal Gazette want columns.
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