Market receipts rise across hogs cattle and sheep
Chicago and Pittsburg reports show larger hog and sheep runs with strong demand, hogs at 8.33 to 9.16 per hundredweight and tops near 9.15, cattle price firmness for top cows and steers but softness for feeders, lambs and sheep clearing well with most lambs around 6 dollars and ewes near 4 dollars.
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Market closes steady after mixed grain and hog futures
Weak start turns to partial recovery as Liverpool influence and heavy receipts shape trading. Wheat and corn fall early then firm, oats and rye steady with dull hay activity. Hog prices rise slightly while pork and lard show modest gains amid cautious demand and mixed cash signals.
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Armour
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Overseas Grain Markets and Wheat Closing Prices
Grain futures across cities report September and December Wheat prices with small regional variation. Key quotes include Minneapolis 1.1034 for September and 1.11 for December, New York 1.0814 and 1.1154, and Chicago area around 1.00 to 1.06 for futures.
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Vinegar Seized From Greensburg Shipment
Acting on orders from U S food and drug inspector Harry C Hitchen Deputy U S Marshal Alonzo Boyd seized 84 barrels of adulterated vinegar at Greensburg while still in the freight car The owner has not yet responded to the seizure and notice of property is pending.
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United States Food and Drug Inspector
United States
Alonzo Boyd
Greensburg
Toledo Grain Prices and Seasonal Seeds Report
Wheat prices show cash 1.02 with September and December futures. May at 1.114. Corn cash 66 14 cents, September 66 4, December 61 4, May 63 4. Oats cash 34 64, September 36 , December 38 tec, May 41 74. Clover seed futures listed for October, December, and March. Alsike prime for August and October. Timothy prime for August and September.
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Clover Seed
Maret
Alsike
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Stock Market Mixed But Ruled By Irregular Moves In August
The New York stock exchange opened spotty with Reading J P Morgan rail leaders and Amalgamated Copper and Steel active but uneven price shifts. Smelters slipped while a few shares moved. The volume was small and the day remained pro with a later firmer tone as rails and industrials rose. In London American shares traded above parity. Cotton market began Tuesday higher on favorable condition readings with September and other months quoted on modest gains.
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London
Money on Call and Time Money Rates in New York
Money on call stands at 1 percent. Time money shows sixty days at 3 percent, ninety days at 4 4ty percent, and six months at 454 percent. Posted rates and sterling exchange are listed with bankers' bills at 486.15 for demand and 48.4 for sixty day bills. Frae mercantile rates remain unchanged.
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Frime Mercantile
Metal Exchange Dull Trading Persists With Modest Price Shifts
In New York on Wednesday the metal exchange shows extreme dullness with copper slightly firmer and tin easing from asks. Lead and spelter hold steady as copper spot and futures range around 12.30 to 12.45 for August and higher through October. lead at 4.40 to 4.50, tin around 35.45 to 83.70, spelter about 30 to 40.
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Wheat and commodity prices from Buffalo market report
Buffalo market bulletin lists spring wheat No 1 northern at 1.2 and winter wheat No 2 red at 1.05 No 2 white at 1.04. Corn No 2 yellow and No 3 yellow priced, oats No 2 white and No 3 white, rye No 1 and No 2 priced, barley at 7 3/4 to 7 7/8 cents.
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New York Bar Silver Dips on Market Quiet
New York August 17 Commercial bar silver slips about 1 gram to open at 447480 for Mexican dollars with markets subdued and trading seen steady into the session.
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Grain Gossip and Market Dispatch from the Midwest
Wire reports from Kinyon and Howard note crop delays and promising late corn. foreign buyers leverage declines in wheat. Oats demand remains strong, with cash buying in eastern markets and futures firm on bullish sentiment. Weather aids or harms corn prospects. rainfall arrives late to improve conditions. Wheat, corn, and oats receipts, exports, and forecasts show mixed signals amid cooling August prospects and early frost risks.
Fruits and Vegetables Price List From Indiana Markets
A readable catalog of produce with varied regional prices. Apricots, cantaloupes, grapes, pears, and peaches show per crate or per box costs. Homegrown items include beets, celery, onions, and tomatoes with per dozen or per bushel figures. several items mark scarce supply.
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Trade signals and corporate moves in July markets
July foreign commerce showed imports exceeding exports after two favorable months. Canadian Pacific gained control of Allan line. London Copper Trust talks emerged with 200 million capital. New York state bonds awarded at 101.99. Market mood mixed with bulls gaining but bears arguing the rally may end. Building outlays fell from June, while gold imports totaled 17.73 million over six weeks. Republic Steel preferred dividend set at 15 percent quarterly.
Cheese and poultry prices edge up in New York and Chicago markets
In a mixed market report from New York and Chicago dated August 17, prices rise and hold steady across dairy and poultry. Cheese and butter hold firm margins while live poultry and eggs show modest gains. New York lists higher cheese values and firmer dairy items in mid August trading.
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City Uses Excess Water, Indianaapolis Water Company Says
L C Boyd president of the Indianapolis water company writes the board of works that the city uses 2,000,000 gallons daily to flush catch basins when the contract allows only two streams. He notes eight to twelve streams are used and the board will investigate.
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Indianapolis Water Company
Board of Works
Haus
Rain Expected To Lower Summer Heat In Indianapolis
Weather bureau forecaster W H Church says rain will reach Indianapolis by midweek, bringing a 4 to 6 degree drop after four days near 90. Auburn logged 2.56 inches Tuesday night as showers bypassed the city. Rain is lingering over Kansas Iowa Nebraska and Minnesota before moving east.
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Suspected Stamp Thief Held Here Identified by Postmaster
William Warris, held by Todianapolis police, is suspected of robbing the North Manchester post office last June. Postmaster W N Lautzenbiser identified Harris from a photo after he offered to sell $31 worth of stamps to G Parker of Parks Umbrella Store. The case follows a June article theft of $800 in money and stamps.
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Unmade bed sparked bitter quarrel in family
After fourteen years of marriage Mr. and Mrs. L. Volberg of North Jefferson avenue appeared in juvenile court. The husband blamed his wife for wanting a rooding house for their three children while he preferred a cottage. Judge Stubbs asked why they could not live together as he must decide the children's future.
Police Halt Demonstration At Meridian Street Stop
Police stopped a Universal motor truck demonstration at Meridian and Sixteenth streets on Tuesday. Sergis Metealf and Cox warned Charles Hernly in charge that it violated city ordinances against street advertising. Supt. Hyland was called at 3 o clock as officials feared hauling 100 tons would damage the streets.
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Sixteenth Street
Sergis
Metealf
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Burton Hired by Chief Johnson Details Exposed
Sulphur Oklahoma August 17 The Mansfield McMurray Cornish firm received a 5000 annual retainers plus 2700 expenses as special attorneys and a 0 percent contingent contract yielding 750000 according to testimony as Congressman Miller argued. Chief Johnson of the Chickasaws said J K Burton was employed and after Kansas Senator election Seth Burton succeeded him as Indians attorney at 5000 yearly.
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Okla
Mansfield, McMurray & Cornish
Miller
Congressional Committee
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Chickasaws
J. K. Burton
United States
Seth Burton
Financial Notes From a Broad Point of View
A brief summary notes the New York Times broad view on government finance and the country’s budget items. It highlights the balance between information on debt and fiscal policy as the central takeaway.
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Am American Memory Case At St George Infirmary
An American youth at St George’s infirmary in Chelsea is said to have completely lost memory and believes his name is John Drexel. He speaks of Chicago and Boston and is unaware of his Philadelphia-based family. No identifying marks or belongings are found.
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St. George's Infirmary
Chelsea
John Drexel
Chicago
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Anthony Drexel
Philadelphia
Veteran crosses ocean 188 times sets traveler record
Louis Metzger, a veteran ocean traveler, arrived in New York on the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse completing his 188th voyage from New York to Europe. He claims the title and challenges others to surpass his record, asserting all trips were fair and verifiable by steamship lines.
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Louis Metzger
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Real estate transfers list broad set of parcels and buyers
A long notice records transfers of numerous parcels in various additions and streets, naming buyers such as Edward H Schinoe Carl M Robinson Marion security company Florence Melham Alexander Fox Elmer Williams and many others. Properties include vacant, improved and lots in Brown fast Meridian heights Fletcher s second addition Schofield addition and more with prices from 308 to 12 460 dollars and total transfers listed as 155.
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Thomas J. Caplinger
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Sarah J. Coots
Albert L. Slaick
Krenwood
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Blanche Mills
Huntington
Cumberland
James B. Norris
Louis J. Morgan
Reosemont
Warman Avenue
Bertha Street
Paris Helms
Charles PF. Alexander
Garfield Park
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Morton C. Bird
Augusta Silinski
Armstrong Park
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James A. Cunningham
Irvington
Hawthorne
Lane
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Williams
Adelbert M. Southwick
Fvenship
Warne Township
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Houston
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Biekel
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Pruitt Street
Crown Bill Cemetery
Belle Noel
Crown Hill
Births and listings in William County record
Birth announcements list multiple families with new daughters and sons at various streets and counties indicating modest family growth. Notable entries include Ross and Elta Hays, Byron and Carrie Horn, and Abe and Pearl Metcalf among others.
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Nettle King
Peet
Ross
Elta Hays
Byron
Carrie Horn
Eastenth
Carl and
Iva Netra
Leonard Aml
Viola Wid
I Harding Street
Abe
Pearl Metcalf
Star Street
Incorporations Listed with Capital Stock and Directors
The notice catalogs several corporate incorporations with stated capital stock and board selections. Vincentes Oil and Gas Company lists 850,000 capital with directors Joseph To Ener Louis A. Meyer and William M. Alsop. Fairy Furniture Company shows Sia.000 capital with Lazarus Goodman Inal Harwan Max Kolimsky Elwin A. scifsbury and Paul Lb. Fener. Washington ante Company cites S10.0000 capital and directors Francis J. Scallace Frank H. Keller Fred H. Braubn Asa M. New and John N. Crulter.
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Joseph To Ener
Louis A. Meyer
William M. Alsop
Fairy Furniture Company
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Lazarus Goodman
Inal, Harwan
Max Kolimsky
Elwin A. Scifs-Bury
Paul Lb. Fener
Washington Ante Company
Capital Crack
Ifrecters
Francis J. Scallace
Frank H. Keller
Fred H. Braubn
Asa M. New
John N. Crulter
TRAINS AT TERRE HAUTE AND INDIANAPOLIS ROUTES OFFER LIMITED TRIPS
Rail schedule lists connections to Lebanon Frankfort Lafayette Greencastle and Terre Haute with through trains to Dayton Columbus and Zanesville. Last car departs 11 30 p m with many arrivals and departures at 10 45 a m and 4 43 p m and connections at Richmond and Zanesville for broader routes.
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