Live Stock Receipts Evidence Mixed Week Over Week
Tuesday market reports show 5,000 hogs 1,650 cattle 1,500 sheep with gains in some classes and declines in others. Hogs steady to 10 cents higher per weight, cattle and calves steady to near unchanged, feeders and bulls steady, calf trade strong. Sheep and lambs larger receipts, demand steady with prices similar to Monday, lambs 6.25 to 6.50 and larger lots 3.50 to 6, yearlings 4 to 5.25, culls 1.50 to 4, breeding stock up to 4.50.
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Tocal
USA
Live Stock Markets Across Cities Show Mixed Movements
Pittsburg reports light cattle supply with steady to firm prices. hogs fall slightly amid varied grades. East Buffalo trims prices but keeps cattle firm and calves active. Cincinnati notes strong cattle demand and higher hog prices with steady sheep and lamb markets.
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Pittsburg
Henty
East Buffalo
N. Y
Cincinnati
Hovering Guest Sues Rail Line for 15000 After Collision
Charles Reed sues Lake Erie & Western railroad for 15000 claiming injury when an engine struck a wagon he was riding in as a guest of the driver Frank Miller. The incident occurred as the wagon crossed North or South East Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Reed
Lake Erie & Western Railroad Company
Reed
North Op South East Street
Frank Miller
British Bank of Commerce Closed in London
London August 16 The British Bank of Commerce was closed on Tuesday amid unspecified reasons with no further details provided.
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Bank OF Commerce
London
British Bank of Commerce
Grain market bears dominate Chicago wheat and corn losses
Bearish conditions prevail in Chicago grain pits with heavy receipts and liquidation. September wheat falls to 1.00 a bushel while December and May dip modestly. rallies emerge on short covering and export takings. Corn tracks wheat with declines and late buying support. oats drop to fresh lows amid ample local receipts.
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Chicago
Mae
A. W. Thomson Co
Grain Price Notes and Inspections Report
Agricultural market blurb lists wheat corn oats and hay prices by grade and month, with daily price variations and inspection tallies. It records numerous car counts for wheat and corn including No 2 hard and No 3 white, plus mixed grades, with totals and occasional unclear terms.
Wheat and corn futures prices observed in Toledo market
Wheat cash and futures quoted for September and December, with May positions and percentages. Corn values listed for September December and May, with additional spreads. Rye No 2 and cloverseed prices noted, along with timothy and alfalfa seed pricing for prime months.
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Toledo
Timothy
Wheat and grain prices in Buffalo market report
Buffalo news lists August grain quotes with grades for spring wheat No 10 at 81.21 percent winter wheat No 2 red 1.04 No 2 white 81 02 corn No 2 yellow tied No 4 yellow and other mixed and white varieties. Oats and barley and rye prices are shown for several grades.
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Buffalo
Meat prices rise as packers lift cuts by fourteen cents
Provisions firm L. J. Schwabacher & Co. report continued strong demand for meats and announce price increases on certain cuts by 14 cents per pound, reflecting robust market conditions.
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L. J. Schwabacher & Co
Seine
Wheat and grain market readings show mixed crops
Wagner bulletins note wheat values largely approved with exceptions for France and Russia. Oats crops praised. corn may average with late growth and early frost a risk. Rain needed around Shenandoah Omaha area. Brughts and weather impacts reported by LeCount from Omaha to Shenandoah. Seaboard and Liverpool cables show wheat and oat movement, with oats receipts surging and spring wheat forecasts favorable.
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France
Russia
LeCount
Omaha
Shenandoah
Iowa
Aia
Shenandorah
Outside Markets Wheat Closing Prices Across Cities
Market brief reports closing wheat prices in multiple cities with varying September and December figures. Minnesota and Wisconsin listings show September around 1.10 to 1.13, with December near 1.01 to 1.03, while New York and Chicago notes reflect similar ranges and unsettled prints.
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Minneapolis
Oledo
Rae
See
Pianibember
Sion
Bopsae
Irregular Opening as Traders Seek Scalp Profits
The New York Stock Exchange opened irregularly with light volume and no clear trend. Reading Union Pacific Steel and Copper showed early buoyancy, while Consolidated Gas rose after an ex-dividend. Afternoon gains appeared as a short covering rally led by professionals, with Bethlehem Steel up four points to 55.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Reading
Union Pacific
Steel
Copper
London
Shorts
Consolidated Gas
Bethlehem Steel
Fragmented OCR list of rail and transcontinental stock codes
Ambiguous OCR text listing various railroad and transit stock symbols, exchanges, and references. Contains fragmented codes such as Atch Cony ds 104 and Tex. Pac. fis. 109, with scattered abbreviations and numbers. lacks coherent narrative or clear report.
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T. T
Pace
Nztag
Col
da Télsa
C& C. Das
Ty C
Tex. Pac
Erie
V. T
Iren Mt
Fis
Nihon
M. OK
Sul. M
Lon
N. J.C
Elee
T. P
Cotton futures edge lower as old months rise
New York cotton opening sees old crop months up 2 to 5 points while new positions slip 3 to 5 points. Private Texas rain reports clash with map showing little moisture. trading remains quiet with a broad market stand by bulls and uneven quotations for August through July contracts.
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New York
Cotton Exchange
Texas
Metals Market Quiet as Copper Dips and Vin Steady
New York metal exchange activity was quiet on Tuesday. Copper edged lower toward asking prices but firm in the bid for late months. Vin held steady with September at 12.201 a? October 12.3746. Lead ranged 4.49 to 4.50, zinc at 5.? to 5.40, tin around 34.80 to 34.90.
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New York
Metal Exchange
New York Market Report for Bar Silver and Rubber
New York market notes show bar silver at 531 g¢ with a decline and Mexican dollars at 4 de. Para rubber quoted in New York at 1.86 to 1.90 dollars per pound with coarse grades around 1.35 to 1.40.
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New York
Financial Notes by Thomas Gibson
Thomas Gibson reports a generally cautious view of current markets noting little basis for pessimism and signs of a potential trade rebound. He cautions that data remains mixed and urges measured risk in portfolio positioning.
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Thomas Gibson
Fruit and Vegetable Prices From Local Market List
A populated list of regional fruit and vegetable prices includes Apples at $1.25 to $3.50 per unit, Bananas at $1.25 to $1.75, Cantalope baskets around 30 for 50c, Grapes California at $1.85 per crate, Oranges late Valencias $4.50 to $5, Pears Bartletts $2.75 per box, Pineapples $3.25, Watermelons $25 to $30 per 100, and assorted vegetables priced by unit, basket, or crate. The data covers Indiana and Kentucky items, with notes on scarcity for several fruits.
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California
Posey County
Seymour
Smyrna
Messina
Elbertas
Indiana
Tennessee
Michigan
Jersey
Markets and Goods Listings Under Indianapolis Section
Imported Swiss buses Elgin phiote 32cj New 5 lb brick spe Elgin tubs Limberg new Vi State tubs Neufchatel State prints large box 1.10 pecanty reese 19 small pokes near Boe N Y fun cream Pende ae 1T4e AE recesa nals 17 el SR TRY N Y cheddars 17 S Roosters Wisconsin full Kk oo raniting long horns 17 Phil cream not Domestic 8 Bien ose Dew .68
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Indianapolis
Elgin Phiote
Neufchatel
Boe N. Y
N.Y
Wisconsin
New York Market Report Highlights Grain and Poultry Prices
Flour dull unsettled pork quiet. Mess 24.24.50. Lard firm. Coffee Rio No 7 on the spot 9 1 0 c. Dressed poultry quiet turkeys 17 21 c chickens 16 24 c fowls 13 17 4 c. Live poultry steady. Butter firmer creamery firsts 28 0 c. Eggs scarce demand good nearby white fancy 27 32 c mixed fancy 22 27 c fresh first 19 22 1 4 c. Cheese firmer state milk prices 10 4 % lic skim 54 12 % c full skims 24 4 c.
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New York
Mindie West Root
Rio No
Chicago market prices for dairy eggs poultry and cheese
Chicago price table lists Butter-Extras 29c firsts 26c dairy extras 25c firsts 24c Eggs Prime firsts 20c firsts 18c Cheese Twins 14 14½c young Americas 14 16c Live poultry Fowls 12 1/4 14c ducks 13c geese 8 10c
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Chicago
Americas
Elgin Butter Market Holds Firm at 28c
Elgin Illinois August 16 butter market remains firm at 28 cents per pound. Weekly output totals 828300 pounds across the Elgin area.
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Elgin
Elgin, UL
Mixed Industry Signals Point to Steady Yet Uneven Recovery
Reports indicate modest rebounds in cotton, steel, and railroad sectors with Baldwin adding 1500 workers and New York Central and Baltimore & Ohio placing sizable locomotive orders. Copper prices rise signaling near-term supply tightness while bankers loosen credit slightly and New York bonds strengthen.
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New York Central
Baltimore & Ohio
Baldwin Locomotive Company
Chicago
Police Halt Demonstration By University Motor Truck Co
Police stopped a Meridian and Sixteenth street demonstration by the University motor truck company on Tuesday. Officers told Charles Hernig and in charge that advertising in the streets violated city ordinance. A report said the truck planned to haul 100 tons, raising fears of road damage.
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University Motor Truck Company
Meridian
Sixteenth Street
Sergis
Metesli
Cox
Charles &. Hernlg
Henrly Caited
Spt. Hyland
Hendren Takes Up Bureau Task His Father Held
Bert Hendren of Linton is chosen to run Indiana Democratic Speakers Bureau as his father Gilbert Hendren did for years. The roster includes Champ Clark Gore Gompers Kern Bryan and many Indiana speakers and officials slated to campaign across the state. The piece notes the long lineage of the bureau and lists numerous named participants and towns.
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Hendren
Bert Hendren
Linton
Indianapolis
Indiana
Stern
Gilbert H. Hendren
Democratic
Champ Clark
Gore
Samuel Gompers
M. W. Gannon
Chicago
John Sharp Williams
William Jennings Bryan
John W. Kern
Shively
Marshall
Samuel I. Ralston
Lebanon
Tom Taggart
Robt. J. Aley
Lew Fellingham
Decatur
W. H. O'Brien
Lawrenceburg
Thomias M. Honan
Seymour
Pronglass Morris
Nashville
Charles E. Cox
Joseph Phach
Hammond
M. B
Promoter of Few Roads Arrested on Bad Check Charges
William Jones aged 40 of East St Clair street was arrested by Detectives Dawson and Duncan on charges of being a fugitive from Clarmore Wicht and passing bad checks totaling 7500 dollars. He allegedly promoted public enterprises including Cherokee belt interurban Kansas union Oswego Sherryville rail Oswego and Chateau gas, none of which materialized. Jones claimed he was a victim of circumstances and said cattle buyer Shannon aided his efforts.
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William Jones
East St. Clair Street
Dawson
Duncan
Clarmore, Wicht
Jones
Oklahoma
Lst
Cherokee Belt and Interurban Company
Kansas Union Traction Company
Oswego, Columbus & Sherryville Railroad Company
Ypryor Creek and
Chateau Gas Company
Shannons
Shot fired at city sewer inspectors on inspection
J. J. Griffith chief inspector H. B. Dynes sewer inspector and M. W. Rose another inspector were shot at while touring city sewers on Monday night at Seventeenth street and Columbia avenue. The windshield was shattered by a bullet but no one was injured. The motive is unknown.
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J. J. Griffith
Ofice
H. B. Dynes
M. W. Rose
Seventeenth Street
Columbia Avenue
Fred
City births list records multiple families matches
City statistics section records numerous births and infant details from families on Woodlawn Avenue West Bay Street Sturm Avenue Rural Street and more. It also notes medical conditions and hospital or address data for listed births and some listed illnesses.
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Joseph and
Charlotte Buchanan
Woodlawn
Ernest and
Charlotte Long
Bay Street
Harry and
Addie Price
Washington Street
Garrett and
Catherine Kirby
Sturm Avenue
Clement ‘and
Phoebe Murphy
South Rural Street
Timothy ‘Aid Margaret Fenton
South State Street
Waldo and
Florence Parmenter
River Avenue
George and
Mellissa Pollock
Moore Avenue
Michael and
Elizabeth Volz
Local names listed for a community notice
Baren Hackler and Emma Warner. John M Edwards and Lola Faust. John Area and Dolerie Kuhn. David Workman and Orphan Meneta. Finley Wilson and Esther Williamson. Qhawie KE. MacConnahan and Audrey Hardman. William, Ragan and Susie Mallery. Frederick Weiss and Charlotte Aldax.
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Baren Hackler
Emma Warner
John M. Edwards
Lola Faust
John Area
Dolerie Kuhn
David Workman
Orphan Meneta
Finley Wilson
Esther Williamson
Qhawie KE
MacConnahan
Audrey Hardman
William, Ragan
Susie Mallery
Frederick Weiss
Charlotte Aldax
Damaged Public Notices of Home Repairs in Indianapolis
A crowded list of Indianapolis addresses and construction items shows homes and businesses with remodeling, reshingle, additions, and repairs. Entries include Belmont 144, Broadway 1608, Keystone 637, and Meridian North 500, with amounts from 40 to 31,700 dollars.
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Indianapolis Telephone Company
N. Belmont
L. (. Wills
Ulinels
Wit
M. R. Shomer
Bellefontaine
Thirtieth
B. Exan
Broadway
Julia M. Kellems
North Keystone
Terenz Schuller
Fist Michigan
Roman Obder
Addition
Market and Senate
Lena Went
Orange
Hartford
John H. Holman Company
West Pearl
W. LH. Seibert
Capitol Avenue
Twenty-ninth
D. L. Powers
Villa Avenue
A. L. Slaick
Welling
North Delaware
F. Backman
Illinois
Sam Raub
S. Delaware
AL Fitzgerald
North
Meridian
M. P. Hudson
North Missour
N. Campbell
College
James
Marry
Frame
Denny
Washington Street
Peter Disher
West Nineteenth
Jon Davis
Leota
Vein coal firm names directors and capital stock
Lower vein coal company Terre Haute shows capital stock $10,000 with directors M W Feterson Co M Barney and J Cavender Flo bart W Benton Valparaiso bh OJ Peterson South Chicago TaneeeWingos Vincennes lists BE W Vance CC Winans Columbus William Agnew Vincennes. Supreme lodge Loyal Order of Moose Anderson has no capital stock. Gary Hobart land company seeks capital increase from $50 to $150,000 with George C Richards as president.
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Lower Vein Coal Company
Terre Haute
Atuck
M. W
Supreme Lodge of the World
Loyal Order of Moose
Anderson
Gary Hobart Land Company
George C. Richards
Property Transfers Across Indianapolis Areas
A lengthy list of real estate transfers and parcels in Indianapolis and surrounding townships. Transactions include lot sales in Home Lawn, Coburn, Clifford Place, Bruce Place, and West Ludianapolis addtions, with prices ranging from $1 to $10,000. Transactions involve buyers such as Williams, Kubo, Goodwin, Staton, Smith, Holzworth, and others, with notes on vacant or improved status and street locations.
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Nobert Wurster
Williams. Marshall
Hildebrand’s
Caven Street
Wiliam F. Kubo Et
Farmers’ Trust Company
Quincy
Wallace
Charles E. Sweetman
Alex Goodwin
Bruce Place
Clifford Place
Jefan Avenue
Twelfth Street
Sarah H. Wiggins
Caroline Holzworth
Washington Town
Henry Winter
Indianapolis Gas Company
Center Township
George B. Vansickle
Alonzo Sargent
Vansickle
Lawrence
John White
Indiana Union Traction Company
Frederick Plummer
Same
Reed
Wiese
John S. Newhouse
Fullen
Cumberland
John G. Heath
James E. Heath
Suk
Grater
Warren Township
Union Trust Company
Charles M. Shattuck
Woodcroft
College Avenue
Forty-second Street
Arthur ¥. Brown
George L. Flower
Western Heights
Clairemont Avenue
Winewood Avenue
John L. Duvall
Andrew J. Robinson
Wright Et al
Meridian Street
Twenty-sixth Street
Frank Driver
Marion Securities Company
Armstrong
Thirty-first Street
Barnes Avene
Henry &. Blume
Margaret A. Poehler
State Plaza
Hendricks “ Place
New York Street
Ww Security Trust Company
Richard Royster
Downey
Hoefgen Street
Boyd Avenue
Locia QO. Allen
William F. Dunlop
S. Revard
Wwrence
Locia O. Alen
James Dunlop
St. 4
Jradell V. Ferris
Ivin F. Watson
Bailard
Outlet 14
Everett
Minkner
Louis F. Smith
Cooper Et al
Hovey Street
Nineteenth Street
August Krome
J. E. Morris
St. Andrew
Bismarck Anvenue
Sth
Joseph A. Shirley
Frank Nessler
Ostood
Fifty-61st Street
Mary S. Judah, Et al
Katherine Snowden
Jameson
Belmont
Bismarck Avenue
Wilkins Street
Lottie A. Kinsey
William A. Banta
Emerson ‘Avenue
Michigan Street
Emerson Avenue
Arthur _V. Brown
Dan G. Smith
Meridian Heights
Forty-seventh Street
Pennsylvania Street
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American Loco
Serene
Balti
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Cc & O
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Financial Notes
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Berlin
India
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Europe
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Chicago Subway
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Cast Iron Pipe Company
Brooklyn
Pittsburg Steel Company
Standard of Directors
Oeall
Sterling Exchange
American Meat Fackers’ Association
St.Louis Merchants’ Exchange
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Chicago Board of Trade
U.S. Bank Safe Co
Linton Democrat
Carrie Brown
Pennnsylvania Street
John Schultz
Deaconess
Bareubia
Mary Wright
Martindale Avenue
Bessie
Johnson
City Hospital
Sandofer Garden
South Keystone Avenue
Martha Thompson
Thomas B. Artman
New Jersey Street
John H. Murphy
University Avenue
Mary Coulter
Talbott Avenue
Gabriella M. Landis
Olive Street
Thomas J. Adams
Roberts Flats
Helen Jackson
Marshall William Linton
Hamilton Avenue
Francis Edward Gilligan
Kentucky Avenue
Cecil BE. Logsdon
Palner Street
Manition
John William Duffer
West Mic
Carty Street
OUR Investment Department
J. F. Wild & CO
Market St
Baldwin & CQ
Cincinnati Traction Co
Lou Etrli
Lolo
Rushvilleonnersville
Msuv
Connersville
Rushville
Shelbyville
Greensburg
Indianapolis & Eastern Traction
Gam Igs
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Frankfort
Braette
Crawfordsville
Greenfield
K Town
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AEESS
Louisville
Dixie Flyers
Indianapolla
Greenwood
Franklin
Edinbur
Crothersville
Reburg
Watson Junction
Anville
LI. C. & He Company
Indigna Aire Traction
Ville
Ipecate