Cattle and Hogs Market Report Shows Mixed Week Over Week
Receipts Monday reached 1500 hogs 1500 cattle and 500 sheep with hogs and sheep down from prior levels yet cattle up. Hogs sold up to 9.25 for 200 250 pound ranges with some 8.50 to 9.25. Cattle and calves offered with fair supply and scarce top grades, prices 10 cents higher. Feeders and bulls steady calves up about 25 cents. Sheep and lambs active steady with lambs 3.50 to 6.25 and sheep 1.50 to 4.20, reflecting overall market movement.
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Live Stock Markets Report From Pittsburg and Surrounding Areas
Pittsburg and East Buffalo report strong cattle and hog receipts on August 22 with prices rising across grades. Cattle and sheep markets show active to steady demand, hogs up notably, with Union Stock Yards noting higher mixed and butcher hogs and larger calf and lamb movements.
Outside Grain Markets Report Flat Prices Across Regions
Across Minneapolis Toledo and New York markets on August 22 wheat bids and futures showed small variations. September contracts hovered around 1.08 dollars in New York while other hubs posted near 1.00 to 1.10 dollars with minor percentage shifts.
Firemen win week vacation with pay after 16 years
In Columbus Indiana on August 22 a new rule grants a week of paid vacation to firemen. Capt William Hen x and Capt Ralph Owens of the local department will take the first paid time off after sixteen years of service.
Market Prices From Toledo Grain and Seed Report
Toledo Ohio market page lists September 1.04 percent May 1.09 percent and December 38e 22. Wheat cash 31.01 December Corn cash 62oc September December 59 3gc May 6 14 4¢ Oats cash 35 September May 4ic Rye No 2 No 3 69 19c Cloverseed cash 8.6215 October 8.4245 Timothy prime 3.05 August September 3.05 Alsike prime September 8.6244 8.62 4 August and
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Grain Prices and Grades From Buffalo Market
Buffalo market report lists springs and wheats with No 3 northern at 1.19 for spring wheat, No 2 red at 1.03 and No 2 white at 1.01 for winter wheat, various corn grades around 6.7 cents, oats at 37 to 44 cents for No 2 white, and other white oat grades. The note continues with miscellaneous prices and incomplete trailing text.
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Chicago Grain and Meat Prices Amid Market Fluctuations
Chicago report shows Wheat May at 1.07 and December at 1.024 to 1.0253, September 0.984 to 0.985. Corn prices feature December around 5 percent, oats May around 0.36, Park September at 21.75 to 21.77, Lard September at 1g, Ribs September at 12.65 bid. Price notes include bids and slight spreads across futures, with market activity visible though data is partial and requires confirmation.
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Wheat and corn markets drift as world supply tops stocks
Liverpool Monday cables report wheat down 1 2c from Saturday while corn holds. Paris notes wheat opened 1 2c lower. Markets face pressure from ample world shipments, led by Russia and the Danube, with total U S wheat supplies about 22 3 million bu and corn 4 5 million bu. Weather shows rains in Iowa Missouri and Illinois, with Canada light rains. Oats promise strong. cash corn trend remains bearish against farmers' policy.
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Bearish First Half Session Hits Wall Street Stocks
A New York market report shows open trading favoring bears with average declines around one point. Union Pacific Reading and Steel common lead losses while insiders reportedly pushed the downward wave. London markets mirror weakness as St Paul closes at daily lows amid earnings doubts.
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Steel Common
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August cotton climbs on foreign buying in opening trade
New York August cotton rose 21 points at market open on Monday due to foreign buying, with spot and commission houses pushing in new crop deliveries. Early quotes show August at 16.50 cents, September 14.26, October 13.56, November 13.54, December 13.50, January 15.48, March 13.53, May 13.44, July 13.55. The market later eased but stayed steady.
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Money Market Update From New York August Rates
New York money on call at 4 1 4 percent time money with shifts. 60 days at 3 percent 90 days at 3 4 and 6 months at 4 3. Sterling exchange quoted around 485 to 487 with bankers bills at 486.65 for demand and 484 for 60 day bills. Prime mercantile paper unchanged in rate and terms.
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Metal market trades steady with irregular moves
New York metal market reports quiet trading on August 22 with copper easing and improving bid offers. Lead and spelter hold, tin quoted around 34 to 34.47, spot to October copper at 12.20 to 12.40, lead 4.40 to 4.50, spelter 5.25 to 5.40.
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New York
New York Bar Silver Prices Reported
New York bar silver opens the market at 52 1/4 cents a troy ounce with a trailing note citing Mexican dollars and related commodities as part of the day’s price landscape.
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New York
Financial notes stir talk of dearer money next month
Fragmentary financial notes mention Finley Barrel & Co and a bank statement that revived talk of higher money costs next month. The brief text also notes movement in market sentiment and potential sealing of Hatc het movement, with uncertain details.
Fruits and Vegetables Prices and Market Notes
A dense list of fruits vegetables and prices for Indiana California and Illinois items includes apples pears oranges peaches and watermelons with figures per basket per crate per bu and per bunch. Market commentary notes improving dry goods demand and railroad earnings gains alongside cautious investment sentiment for stocks and a bullish slant in Readings and steel copper ahead of year end.
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Corrected Daily Market Report For Produce Markets Indianapolis
New York Aug 22 Flour dull unchanged Pork steady 24.50 25 Lard firm midwest spot Sugar raw strong centrifugal 96 test 4.45c muscovado 3.03c refined quiet cut leaf 6.05c crushed 5.95c powdered 5.35 granulated 5.25c Coffee Rio No 7 spot No 5Qc Tallow firm city t 1boc Hay firm new prime 1.20 No 3 to No 1 1.1 2 clover and clover mixed 0.80 1.10 Straw dull Dressed poultry irregular Turkeys 17 21c chickens 14 42c fowls 11 16c ducks 18 619c Live poultry firm geese 12c ducks 14c fowls 16 15c turkeys 10 14c roosters 12c Cheese quiet state milk ecoramon to specials 10 4% 1Tc skins common to specials 5 12c full akims 24 41 Butter quiet receipts six thousand seven hundred creamery extra 30c state churlry tubs 22 4 28c imitation creamery firsts 24 25c Eggs firm receipts 9 603 nearby white fancy 21 32c nearby mixed fancy 23 26c fresh firsts 22 24c
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Chicago Dairy Prices and Poultry Report, Aug 22
Butter, extras, 2c firsts 25c. dairy extras 24c. eggs prime firsts 21c. cheese Twins 5 1/2. Live poultry fowls 15c, ducks, geese. S 10c.
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Handful of Change Might Show Theft Testimony
A man named William Gist told two newspaper carriers he found a handful of varied coins on East Georgia street after a 4 am meeting. Police say the coins match money stolen from prize fighter Frank Dalton at his 608 East Georgia home between 2 and 6 am. Gist was arrested and brought before the grand jury on petit larceny charges.
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Weydeman Schlangen
Socialist Leader to Speak in Indianapolis Telegram
Ralph Korngold of California a prominent factor in Milwaukee socialist victory speaks Monday night at 8 at Meridian and Washington under Indianapolis socialist party auspices Tuesday night at 8 at Blaine avenue and Howard street under West Indianapolis socialist branch auspices
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Miner Charles Byrnes Found Dead at Navarre Hotel
Charles A. Byrnes a 55 year old miner reputed wealthy was found dead in his Hotel Navarre room early Monday in New York. Coroner Holzhauser ruled heart failure as the cause. Byrnes had arrived from Denver about two months ago and was said to carry sizeable funds.
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Peck of gold found secreted in closet
Heirs of Dr. Hiram Peck discovered about a peck of gold coins hidden in a closet after his death in Oakland City Indiana on August 22. The stash totaled roughly 3000 dollars in five ten and twenty dollar pieces. Peck reportedly preferred gold over cash but never used coins to settle bills.
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Trains Collide in Northfield Railroad Disaster
Seven bodies recovered from the Central Vermont wreck at Northfield falls after a head on freight train collision. Many injured are burned and identification is difficult. authorities fear three or four more victims remain in the ruins.
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Beaver wins Proper cup at Sonder races in Marblehead
American boat Beaver defeats rival Cima and Spanish Sounders Papoose and Chonta to complete a clean sweep for American entrants after Harpoon secured the Taft cup the day before in Marblehead Massachusetts.
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Death by Own Action Shocks Mount Carmel Family
In Prexcet on August 22 Mary Stitt well, 24, daughter of Mrs J B Stitt well, ended her life by jumping into a well at her home near Mt Carmel Sunday. Friends and relatives know of no reason for the act.
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City Birth Records Highlight Numerous Listings Across City
The section lists births with parents and addresses including Butler, Waldo, Macon, Emerson, Graves, Bedel, Dolk, Garman, Beck, Sanders, Matherer, Genter, Shorts, Ressino, Peek, Wallace, McCoy, Willoughby, Simpson, Kenney, Wielman, McCay, Hamilton, Shbearin, Pierce, Brown, Schroeder, Buechert, Benson, Burgess, Browder, Johnson, Krieg, Whitker, Acton, Sullivan, Dickey, Maddock, Ryan, Clarke, Taylor, Broden, DeBord, Harper, Thompson, Senges, Hughes. Various streets cited citywide. Several medical conditions note preterm birth and illnesses among newborns.
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Mary Sanders
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Wilkins Street
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Aoache Avenue
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Philip Ryan
Edward Thomas Clarke
St. Vincent's Hospital
Edwin Taylor
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Fairview
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Local pairs list of names from historical column
Narence Robinson and Rosa Miller Thurman D Pepple and Mary Kelley John Lechtenberg and Marle Miller James Reeder and May Ging John Humphrey and Max Showcraft Wiliam Miller and Itah Davis Oscar Hoover and Lizzie Goings Charles Goldstein and Celia Linkton Thomas Boardman and Lulu Smith
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Marle Miller
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Max Showcraft
Wiliam Miller
Itah Davis
Oscar Hoover
Lizzie Goings
Charles Goldstein
Celia Linkton
Thomas Boardman
Lulu Smith
Local repairs and remodel notices from Indianapolis listings
Repairs and remodeling bids appear for multiple residents and firms across Indianapolis addresses. Names include Tompkins, Rosasco, Bonasco, McCarthy, Holliday, Holzhausen, Denny, Darite, Gordon, O Neill, Clifton, Heating, Townsend, and City of Indianapolis. Contract amounts range from about 40 to 3200 dollars for reshingle, repair, shed, addition, and remodeling work. Public notices list dwelling renovations at 1345 Charles, 1850 North New Jersey, and other city blocks.
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West Twenty-third
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California
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Indiana
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Drowning at Chautauqua claims Benjamin Orr Jr
Benjamin Orr Jr. of St. Louis died after drowning at Chautauqua Lake Saturday night when a skiff with Miss Margaret Birely of Shelbyville, Indiana, capsized. Orr attempted to swim to shore and sank. Birely was rescued from the overturned boat.
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Shelbyville
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Incorporations and stock changes in regional firms
Universal lifter company of Worthing ton, standard construction company for South Bend, Hosmer building association, and Citizens state bank of Hazerstown all report capital stock figures and boards of directors. The Mishawaka public improvement company increases capital stock from 40000 to 150000 with half in preferred stock. M. E. Wood and company of Glazen, Ind. dissolved Monday.
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Lee G. Wilson
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Horace Hooter
Leslyb. Davis
Standard * Construction Company
South Bend
Rex T. Miller
George Allen
Andrew Dushane
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Hosmer
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