Pioneer Fort Wayne Resident D F Cook Dies at 61
D F Cook a longtime Fort Wayne machinist and pioneer resident dies at 11 p m Friday at his home 212 West Lewis Street aged 61 Born September 4 1850 he was a son of the late Captain Cook and survived by widow two sons Robert and Edward two daughters Mrs Ida Schwartzkopf and Mrs Gust Wolf nine grandchildren Funeral services Tuesday at 2 pm from the residence and 230 pm at English Lutheran Church of the Redeemer Burial Oak Grove Cemetery Fort Wayne area obituary notes his prior service in the old volunteer fire department and membership in Brotherly German Aid society plus local churches It also mentions a separate Wayne township Rosseau family obituary with funeral Monday at 10 30 am and Oak Grove burial
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. Cook
Fort Wayne
West
Lewis Street
Captain Cook
Frank Vogel
Brotherly German Aid Society
English Lutheran Church of the Redeemer
Robert
Edward
Ida Schwartzkopf
Gust Wolf
Death of Mrs Anna Schnelker at Fort Wayne aged 7
Mrs Anna Frances Schnelker age seven died at 3 am Sunday at 737 East Wayne street after a long illness from Brights disease. Widow of Henry Schnelker she was born in Germany on September 2 1885 and came to America with her parents in 1845. Survived by daughter Elizabeth Schnelker two brothers Anthony Sommers Henry Sommers and sister Mrs Nicholas Merz. Funeral at 8:30 am Wednesday from the residence and 9 am at St Marys Catholic church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Frances Schnelker
East Wayne Street
Bright
Pleasant Lake
Fort Wayne
Henry Schnelker
St. Mary’s Church
Father Fuller
Schnelker
Death of Mrs Minnie Tiefer Aged 64 in City Home
Mrs Minnie Tiefer widow of Frederick Wieter died Thursday at 4 45 p m at her daughter Mrs Eu Leitz 1437 Stopher street from dropsy after year long illness She was an invalid for thirty years confined to a chair except at night Survived by five daughters Gust Miller Martin Hoffman Gibson Wofel Frank McAllister Ed Jeitz one brother Charles Lickmeyer and ten grandchildren Funeral services Monday at the residence then Emmaus Lutheran church at 2 30 p m Rev Philips and Rev Wambsganes officiating Interment Lutheran cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Tiefer
Frederick Wieter
EU Leitz
Stopher Street
Iiefer
Germany
United States
Gust Miller
Martin Hoffman
Gibson Wofel
Frank McAllister
Ed Jeitz
Charles Lickmeyer
Emmaus Lutheran Church
Local man William Hormann dies at 42 in Lake Township
William Hormann aged 42 died Tuesday morning at his Lake township home from heart failure after over a year of poor health. Born January 16, 1876 in Adams township Allen county, he married Minnie Halbecker in 1895. she died three years ago. Survived by two children Cecilia 14 and Paul 10, two brothers Henry of Gar Creek and Fred of Fort Wayne, and three sisters Mrs William Rose Mrs William Pippenbrink and Mrs Fred Kruckenberg, all of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hormann
Lake Township
Hormann
Adams Township
Allen County
Minnie Halbecker
Cecila
Paul
Henry Hormann
Gar Creek
Fred Hormann
Fort Wayne
William Rose
William Pippenbrink
Fred Kruckenberg
Mrs Emilie Heine 68 Dies After Illness At Home
Mrs Emilie Heine widow of William Heine died Saturday morning at 12 15 at 1235 Hanna Street after stomach trouble since Christmas. She was born in Province Posen Germany September 8 1843 and came to the United States 48 years ago. Survived by children Fred C Heine Weary E Clara L Pauline and Tally M William Heine and Mrs C Balman and sister Pauline Wilcox. She belonged to St Pauls Lutheran church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emilie Heine
William Heine
Hanna Street
Fred C. Heine
Fort Wayne Electro Plating Company
Weary E
Pennsylvania
Clara L
People’s Store
Pauline
Tally M
Pioneer Allen county resident Mrs Honeck dies after stroke
Mrs Minna Honeck aged sixty eight longtime Allen county resident died Thursday at 10 am after a stroke. She had been ill a year and bedfast ten months with two prior minor strokes. Born in Bingen at eight she later married Henry Honeck at Bingen and was active in St Pauls Lutheran Ladies Society. Surviving husband Henry C Honeck and six children Oswald Stahin of Chicago H F William C Charles F and Emma Honeck of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minna Honeck
Allen County
Henry Honeck
Traub
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Ladies’ Society
Henry C. Honeck
Bass Foundry
Oswald Stahin
Chicago
H. F
William C
Charles F
Emma Honeck
Matron Mrs Thieme Dies at 7 and Fort Wayne Resident
Mrs. Fredericke Thieme aged 7 years 7 months 4 days widow of Andrew Thieme died Friday morning at 1 35 at the home of her daughter Mrs Mary Hoag 1217 Van Buren street Death was due to senility She was born in Sexelberg Germany and came to America in 1850 settling in Dark county Ohio two years later she married Andrew Thieme and moved to Fort Wayne where she lived ever since Survived by four children John A Thieme Mrs Fredericke Hoag Mrs Mary Hoag and Charles F W Thieme along with fourteen grandchildren and ten great grandchildren She was a member of St John Lutheran church Flowers may be omitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericke Thieme
Andrew Thieme
Mary Hoag
van Buren Street
Sexelberg
Oberamt Backnang Koenigreuch
Wuertenberg
Germany
America
Dark County
Ohio
Fort Wayne
John A. Thieme
Fredericke Hoag
Charles F. W. Thieme
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Travel salesman dies after long cancer battle
Tl years of aged, died at 4:30 o'clock Monday afternoon at the Lutheran hospital in this city from cancer. Mr. Lamb was a traveling salesman and is survived by his widow and two daughters, Miss Pearl Lamb of Fort Wayne and Miss Irene Lamb of Antwerp. There are also four sisters and a brother. The remains were taken to Antwerp for funeral services and interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran
Lamb
Pearl Lamb
Fort Wayne
Irene Lamb
Antwerp
Widow Rosena Brandenberger Dies After Brief Illness
Mrs. Rosena Brandenberger aged 73 died at 6 30 Tuesday morning at her son Fred Brandenberger's home 621 Holman street Fort Wayne from pneumonia following a brief illness She came from Germany to Fort Wayne in 1889 and resided here since Funeral services Friday at 2 pm at the residence Rev Jacob Miller officiating with interment at Concordia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosena Brandenberger
Fred Brandenberger
Holman Street
Mrs. Wiegman Dies at 21 in Hoagland Residence
Mrs. Charles F. Wiegman aged 21 died at 9:30 Sunday night at the family home 505 East Pontiac street. Survived by husband and a seven day old babe, and her parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Eigenberg. She leaves two sisters Mrs Henry Wiegman of Hoagland and Mrs William Keeneman of Decatur. She was a member of Zion Lutheran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Wiegman
East
Pontiac Street
Matthew Flanigan Dies at 81 in Local Hospital
Matthew Flanigan, 81, died at 2 30 o'clock Sunday morning at a local hospital. The body was removed to Schone and Ankenbruck undertaking rooms for services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Flanigan
Schone & Ankenbruck
Henrietta Jahn dies at two months in early morning home service
Henrietta Jahn aged two months died Monday at home. Dignified services planned for Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the residence with Rev. Jacob Miller officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta
John
Jacob Miller
Death of Mrs Mary Catherine Kell Pioneer Of Allen County
Mrs Mary Catherine Kell widow of Jacob Kell and longtime Allen county resident died at 4 o clock Tuesday morning at her daughter Mrs John Emerichs home on Cold Water road ten miles north of the city. She was 83 years 10 months and 16 days old and death followed valvular heart disease after a long illness. Born in Pennsylvania she came to Allen county many years ago. Survivors include daughters Mrs Frank Pulver Mrs Ellis Dunton Mrs John Emerich and Frederick Well three stepsons Solomon Well Hon George V Well and Mrs Theron Hatch eleven grandchildren and two sisters Mrs William Gloyd of Terre Haute and Mrs James Gilson of Decatur plus a half sister Mrs Sarah Randall of Ligonier. Funeral services Thursday morning at 9 30 from the residence and 10 from Huntertown Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Catherine Kell
Jacob Kell
Allen County
John Emerich
Coldwater Road
Kell
Pennsylvania
Frank Pulver
Ellis Dunton
Frederick Well
Solomon Well
George V. Well
Theron Hatch
William Gloyd
Terre Haute
James Gilson
Decatur
Sarah Randall
Ligonier
Huntertown Cemetery
Infant Lawrence Ray Dies of Pneumonia at One Month
Lawrence Edward Ray aged one month, son of Mr and Mrs John Ray, died Wednesday at 508 West Fifth Street from pneumonia. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 PM from the residence, private, with interment at Lindenwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Edward Ray
John Ray
West Fifth Street
Lindenwood
Bislew Infant Edith Dies at 1 Year 6 Months
Edith Bislew one year six months old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Bislew, died Sunday at 222 West Third street. Funeral held Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith
Frederick Bislew
West Third Street
Death of Ralph Niedermeyer at six months old
Ralph Niedermeyer six months old son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Niedermeyer died Thursday afternoon at five o clock at the family residence 2014 Fores street from pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Niedermeyer
Joseph Niedermeyer
Fores Street
Barney Snelker Dies After Illness at 71
Barney Snelker, 71, died Monday forenoon at the county infirmary after an extended illness. He had lived at the county farm home since 1905 and formerly resided in Fort Wayne.
Death of John Bearman Tuberculosis Claims Life at 17
John Bearman aged 17 son of Mr and Mrs Henry Bearman of Madison township died Monday at the family home near Maples from tuberculosis. Survived by parents and brothers and sisters Edward Madison township Mrs August Klenkie Springfield township Mrs William Turlett Fort Wayne Fred Madison township Mrs Henry Grotrain Madison township Misses Elizabeth Adeline Matilda Bearman Madison township Funeral services set for 1 pm Thursday from the residence and 2 pm from Emanuel Lutheran church at Soest Rev Rodenbeck officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bearman
Henry Bearman
Madison Township
Maples
Edward Bearman
Maladison Township
August Klenkie
Springfield Township
William Turlett
Fort Wayne
Fred Bearman
Henry Grotrain
Elizabeth
Adeline
Matilda Bearman
Emanuel Lutheran Church
Soest
Rev. Rodenbeck
Local Birth Announcements Brighten Watal
Birth notices for multiple families list newborns by couple and address in Watal. Included are sons and daughters born to Chas Wiegmann Jacob A. Jon son Ezra Norris Oswald Bruch Willet S. Clayton James Heber Charles A. Brown Thurman Spackman Earl Johnson Charles Zehender and A. J. Gruber with street details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas Wiegmann
Pontiac Street
Jacob A. Johnson
Wall Street
Ezra Norris
Winter Street
Oswald Bruch
Huffman Street
Willet S. Clayton
James Heber
Montgomery Street
Charles A. Brown
Murray Street
Thurman Spackman
Broanwar
Earl Johnson
Hanna Street
Charles Zehender
Ruth Street
A. J. Gruber
West Creighton Avenue
Martin Wall Dies After Winter Work At Salvation Army
Martin Wall died Wednesday at Hope hospital. Born in England, he lived in the United States 26 years and worked on a Tontogany farm in recent years and at the Salvation Army Industrial Home in Fort Wayne during winters. Funeral services Friday at 1:30 p.m. at Schone & Ankenbruck parlors then to the Salvation Army Industrial Home for 2 p.m. burial at Lindenwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Wall
Salvation Army Industrial Home
Hope Hospital
England
United States
Tontogany
Ohio
Salvation Industrial Home
Fort Wayne
Schone & Ankenbruck
Washington Street
Lindenwood Cemetery
Real Estate Transfers Across Wayne and Madison Townships
Multiple transfers recorded including Tri-State Loan and Trust to Frank McNamara for 173 dollars and divisions in Hartman Acre and Avondale areas. Transactions involve Fitch, France, Brouwer, Brady, Barkley, Walburn, Gordon, Monroe and Springfield townships with prices ranging from 145 to 10,500 dollars and parcels up to 80 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-State Loan and Trust Company
Frank FE. McNamara
Plugh
Wayne Township
M. W. Fitch
Minnie France
Hartman Acre
Alfred
Charles Ferber
Charles Woeppner
North End
Second Street
Hoagland
Madison Township
August W. F. Brouwer
John Fisher
Charles H. Brouwer
Orlando F. Brady
John M. Jackson
Monroe Township
Alfred France
David J. Barkley
Anna B. Keller
Ferry EH. Walburn
Fort Wayne Trust Company
John H. Lewis
Avondale
Fred Dreege
DeVilbiss
Eva. Stephenson
Straus Bros. Co
Frank B. Homsher
Jacob Rellateck
Manion Township
Louisa” Lyon
Wilmer, Lyon
Johnson Road
For&ering Co
Death of Amelia Hodshire at Fort Wayne Tuberculosis Causes Sudden Passing
Amelia May Hodshire aged 26 years died suddenly Friday at 12 35 PM at 240 Wallace Street Fort Wayne ailing for year and a half but active until illness. Born September 13 1885 in Geneva Indiana she moved to Fort Wayne six years ago. Survived by husband Edward P Hodshire two children Bru nell age 4 and Delmar Franklin 16 months and brother Frank Bush of Paulding Center Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia May Hodshire
Edward P. Hodshire
Wallace Street
Brunell
Delmar Franklin
Frank Bush
Paulding Center
Death of One Month-Old Harriet MacBeth Petgen
Harriet MacBeth Petgen daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Petgen died Wednesday afternoon at 2016 South Clinton street. Funeral services were held at the residence at 1:30 and at St Patrick’s Catholic Church at 2. Interment followed in the Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet MacBeth Petgen
Frank Petgen
South Clinton Street
St. Patricks
Margaret Hamilton fights condemnation hold in Fort Wayne case
The article notes Margaret V. Hamilton seeks a change of venue in a condemnation case by Fort Wayne school board over her homestead with an appraisal set at 39000. Judge Alden and Barret argued the issue before Judge O Rourke who will study authorities. Additional items include a divorce suit dismissal and a marriage validity ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret V. Hamilton
Fort Wayne
S. R. Alden
J. M. Barret
O’rourke
Barret
Jury Awards $409 in Auto Crash Suit at Huntington
A circuit court jury in Huntington awarded John Marsh $409 in a suit against Lafayette Gierhart and Victor McCord. Marsh sought $500 after his rig was demolished and his wife severely hurt in a July automobile race near the Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Creek Stone Road
Huntington
John Marsh
Lafayette Gierhart
Victor McCord
Auburn
Country Club
Marsh
Divorce complaints and filings dominate county actions
The May Hinkle divorce suit accuses Charles Hinkle of leaving the home with the two children in March 1909 and denying access. she notes lack of support for two years. James H Woods seeks a divorce from Clara Woods amid recent child-support arrest and alleged serious charges. Articles filed include Grace Construction and Supply with 50 000 capital and Grace, Gumpper as incorporators. American Trade Mark association also files with 50 000 capital and Bergoff brothers as incorporators. County awarded Adder Machine $350 for an adding machine and Crown Metal $8248 50 for law library shelving. John Letsn seeks saloon transfer approval after prior protest. upcoming Monday county commission agenda lists renewals and approvals for numerous applicants and sales, including several transfers and licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Hinkle
Charles Hinkle
Barr Street
Howard Vawthorn
James H. Woods
Clara Woods
County Recorder
Grace Construction and Supply Company
Martin J. Grace
Charles Gumpper
Te American Trade Mark Association
Herman J
Henry C
Gustav A
Joseph C
A. C. Bergoff
Adder Machine Company
Crown Metal Company
Law Library
Letsw
John Letsn
Force Street
Edward J. Ctraffe
Maumee
Otto Bomper
East Columbia
Gierhart &S Wenderly
Calhoun
Lehnert & Geller
Broadway
Taylor
Herman Reyer
Washington
Grant
Andrew Bubb
Marion Township
Langard & Langard
Columbia
Barr
Roy Nt
Fred W. Mueller
Smith and Creighton
William Rodenbel
Fred Rodenbeck
Frank Hodges
William Rodenbeck
Henry Pfeiffer
Alex Lamont
Hanna
William C. Wiebke
Arthur GC. Mosshammer
Hof Brau
William Strobel
Harry C. Swift
Bwy
George Letsw
Amended divorce details Mars Schneider Maurice Schneider
Mars Schneider accuses Maurice Schneider in a superior court filing of domestic strife including threats to kill, a revolver found after a struggle, and a restraining order. He allegedly complained about meals for their children and her social contacts at the family saloon. She cites clashes over business receipts and education for the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars Schneider
Maurice Schneider
Murder case settlement ends trial wait for William T Walker
Friday the case against William T Walker was settled by a guilty plea entered Thursday. Jurors were summoned but not needed, saving the county about 1500 dollars in potential trial costs. Walker to go to prison early next week. The skull of Walker’s murdered wife was exhumed and found fractured as prosecutors prepared to reveal more details of the case. The article also notes related civil and criminal matters before the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Reichelderfer
William T. Walker
Circuit Court
Walker
Harry H. Hilgemann
Sylvester
Elizabeth Bowser
Margaret Bowser
First New Liquor License For Adams Township
In county commissioners court Peter G. Conrad obtained the first new liquor license since the Proctor law took effect and will open at the four mile house on New Haven road. Adams Township population allows three saloons, but only one existed before, with all applicants receiving licenses without issue. Gruber Will Filed. The will of Mrs. Elizabeth Gruber was admitted, providing $100 to Andrew J. Gruber and $500 to Miss Grace KE. Gruber, with estate divided among the children and others. Case on Hearing. A mechanic’s lien suit by Charles and Albert Lochner against EGC and Johanna Olds for a dwelling construction dispute went to trial in superior court with a jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter G. Conrad
County Commissioners’ Court
Proctor
New Haven Road
Adams Township
Gruber
Elizabeth Gruber
Ienee
Andrew J. Gruber
Grace KE. Gruber
Charles J
Joseph E. Gruber
Clementina Mason
Bernadine Brown
Mary Elizabeth Snyder
Kendallville liquor licenses renewed by county officials
Kendallville in Indiana saw six liquor dealer licenses renewed by the county commissioners at the March term. Recipients were Robert Fisher, Charles Gunn, C. P. Bruck, Charles Gilbert, William Hutt and J. W. Woolf. At Avilla licenses were granted to D Ueber, Joe Levitch, Mr. Schlaterer and Mr. Pfleightner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendallville
Ind
Robert Fisher
Charles Gunn
C. P. Bruck
Charles Gilbert
Wiliam Hutt
J. W. Woolf
D. Ueber
Joe Levitch
Mr. Schlaterer
Mr. Pfleightner
Avilla
Local market quotes rise one cent for wheat and oats
Wheat and oats gain one cent in the local market with wheat at 96c and oats at 90c. Country produce holds steady from Monday. cooler weather slows price declines. Eggs plentiful with retail 24 26c and sometimes 23c. Butter shows a modest recent uptick.
Local Markets Show Wide Range in Grains and Provisions
Street prices cover Wheat Oats Corn Barley Rye and flour types with prices for butter eggs potatoes onions apples poultry and cheese. The record lists Chicago and New York quotes for futures and current cash markets with rice and sugar sections also present.
Market Prices for Livestock and Feedstuffs
The listing records buy and sell figures for hay, oats, corn, hogs, cattle, veal calves, and sheep. Prices shown include hay at 318.00, oats and corn per bushel or unit, hogs 160 to 225 lbs at 8.00, calves at 6.30, cattle with steers at 4.00 and cows at 3.00, and lambs around 4.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Gckart Packing Co
Well Bros. & Co. Grain and Feed Price List Corrections
Corrected price list from Well Bros. & Co. shows unit prices for copper, ginseng, goldseal, hay, straw, oats, barley, rye, timothy seed, and imports. Entries include per pound and per ton quotes with amounts like goldseal at 4.25 per pound and hay at 16 to 20 per ton for mixed hay, plus straw and barley prices per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Well Bros. & Co
Luc
Izuiziec
W. D. Henderson & Co
Hay
Hany
Uu Loi
Minuver Nay
Baba Straw
Quotations On Furs Corrected By Weil Brothers
Market notes list fur prices as of corrected quotes. Skunk, mink, muskrat, opossum, raccoon and fox values shown with fractions and a range, highlighting typical regional trading figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weil Bros. & Co
Chicago Market Report Sees Mixed Grain and Meat Prices
Rains in the Southwest and spring warmth ease wheat prices with May at about $1.03 to $1.05 and closing 38 cents lower. Corn slips to around 70 cents, oats fall from 52 to 62, while provisions show selling by packers but recover with steadier trade and May delivery quotes for pork, lard, and ribs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Sean
Notice to Creditors in Allen Circuit Court
Notice is given to Mary J. Jamey estate creditors heirs and legatees to appear in Fort Wayne Indiana court on March 21 1912 to show cause why final settlement should not be approved and to prove heirship and receive distributive shares. Executrix Louiseann Bercot witness clerk of court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hetra
Mary J. Jamey
Allen Circuit Court
Fort Wayre
Indiana
Louissan
Bercot
Beal
WM. E. .Ghrding
Leonard
Toledo Seed Market Closing Prices Report
Toledo Ohio on March 5 6 reports closing prices for Cloverseld Cash March April October and No 2 No 3 grades with values ranging from 8.10 to 13.46 and notes on rejection and no established grade Alsike Prime March Timothy Prime March prices listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Alsike
Timothy
Telsda da
Grobing ‘Priege
Toledo,o
East Buffalo and Chicago Livestock Markets Report March 5
East Buffalo receipts 5 600 hogs and 8 000 sheep and lambs with steady to lower prices and declines for lambs. Chicago market shows 4 700 cattle, 27 000 hogs with slow to steady trend. cattle buy ranges include beeves 85.00 85.50 and hogs 6 45 6 60. sheep and lamb prices largely steady to mixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
New York
Cincinnati Market Report for March 6
Cattle receipts 275 head steady market. Steers 1.357.25, heifers 3.25 6.00, cows 1.50 5.00, calves 4.00 8.75. Hog receipts 2,187 head higher packers 6.90, sows 4.50 6.25, 5 and tone workers 4.50 6.66. Sheep and lambs 21 head steady, ewes 1.25 1.76, lambs 3.00 7.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Helfere
Pittsburg Market Cattle Hogs and Calves Prices
Pittsburg Pa March 5 cattle receipts and hog receipts total 3090 head with heavy yorkers 6.95 light yorkers 6.70 pigs 6.25 top sheep 6.25 top lambs 7.35 calves receipts 260 head with tops 9.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Indianapolis Market Receipts and Prices March 4
Receipts today include hogs 4000 head cattle 800 calves 400 sheep 500. Steers ranged good to choice 7.50 8.50, come men to medium 6.50 7.50. Hogs best heavies 6.70 6.80, medium and mixed 6.65 8.75, good to choice lights 6.63 6.75, bulk 6.70 6.76. Sheep and lambs good to choice 6.50 7.00, common to fair 4.00 6.25, yearlings 4.75 5.25, medium 4.00 4.50, sheep food to choice 3.75 4.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Chicago and New York Market Roundup March Prices
Chicago reports Butter at 27 3?c for creamery and 24 28c for dairies. Eggs receipts 1,207 cases at market with firsts and ordinary grades. Cheese steady with various regional quotes. Potatoes strong with 113 cars received. Poultry firm with live and dressed turkey and chicken prices. New York Butter unchanged with 8&?9 packages today. Eggs 22,702 cases with fresh extras 25 20c and western white 24 2a. Dressed poultry steady including fowls and turkeys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Wall Street Opens Steady as Steel Leads Early Gains
Opening prices show steadiness with United States Steel up about 1 percent and a return to leadership in activity. Canadian Pacific climbs 4 percent while sugar and United States Rubber post small gains. Reading and American Smelting slip modestly amid mixed early trading. Amalgamated Copper hits new high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
New York
Stock Exchange
Canadian Pacific
United States Steel
United States
Reading
American Smelting
Louisville & Nashville
Amalgamated Copper
Last Sais Market Ticker From New York March
A dense list of stocks and percent values from New York trading on March 5 shows Am. Sugar, National Biscuit, Pennsylvania, Reading, Northern Pacific, Union Pacific, and others with varied percentages. The data includes many rail, steel, oil, and utility names, reflecting a broad market snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
C. & Fdy
Louis. & Nash
Missouri Pac
Coast Line
Pacific Mail
Baltic & Ohio
Pennsylvania
Brook
People's Gas
Canadian Pac
Pal. Cap
Ghes
Ohio
Reading
Hi. & North
Rock Is. Co
Western Union
Ilinois
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C. F. Cook
Covington
Stark County
Church of Christ
J. F.C. Sprankel
EF. D. van Alstine
Ben F. Rosseau
W. W. and
Schnelkeer
Kiefer
Heine
Rosseau
Honeck
Thieme
Brandenberger
Jahn
Niedermeyer
Bearman
Watal Statistics
Allen County Abstract Co
Court St
Hodshire
Petgen
Allen County Courts
Louis Voelke
Sarah Voelke
Firman Feichter
Blanche Veichter
Blanche Miller
Harry G. Hogan
William Fruechtenicht
Katherine Bernadina Schuster
Carl Schuster
Bernadina Grenzenbach
H. W. Schuster
Anna W. Henchen
Wilhelmina L. Heuer
Wiliam F. Schuster
Ernest F. Altekruse
Harry Miller
Edward Nolan
Ted
Frida
Shorts
Wiener & Co
C. M. Wiener
Fancy Elgin Creamery
Fancy Elgin
Michigan
Beyer Brothers Co
C. L. Hall
Mgr
Wisconsin
Elgin Creamery
Lou L
Northern
Middle West
Mancovado
Lima
NEW York Stock List
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