Market Receipts Show Mixed Hog and Cattle Movements
Receipts Tuesday totaled 5500 hogs 1450 cattle and 1200 sheep with hogs and cattle up from prior week but sheep higher year over year. Hogs sold to 15 cents above, typical $8.70 to $9.30 or $9.20, cattle demand strong though run small, feeders bulls calves steady to higher. Sheep and lambs remained large though lambs weak 25 to 60 cents lower, prices from 15.75 for lambs and 4.50 to 4.75 for sheep with breeding ewes up to 4.75.
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Saijes
Stabiesaegan
Ieee
Other Livestock Markets Report From Pittsburg Aug 23
Livestock price standings across markets in Pittsburg East Buffalo Union Stock Yards Cincinnati and Cleveland on August 23 show cattle and hogs steady to higher. Notable figures include prime hogs near 9.50, steers around 7.75, lambs up to 6.25, cattle cattle and calves varied by market, with receipts ranging from light to heavy across regions.
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Pittsburg
East Buffalo
ON. Y
Union
Ill
Cincinnate O
Cleveland
Army Orders Set Officer Reassignments Across Posts
Washington Aug 23 Army orders list engineer corps transfers for officers from engineer school to Vancouver barracks and Culebra canal zone. James G Steese George R Goethals and John W N Schulz move to new posts. Edmund L Daley to Vancouver. James R Pourse shifts within coast artillery to the 125th and 130th companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Corps of Engineers
Edmund L. Daley
Washington Barracks
Vancouver Barracks
James G. Steese
George R. Goethals
Culebra
Canal Zone
John W. N. Schulz
Ft. Leavenworth
James R. Pourse
Coast Artillery ‘Corps
One Hundred
Coastry Corps
Wheat market gains as prices rise on strong cables
Chicago notes a bullish tone in wheat trading with prices up about a cent as buying led by a large local speculator. Corn and oats show mixed moves with cash markets steady to higher for wheat and weaker for oats amid late crop concerns and worries over frost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Paris
Budapest
Northwest Corner
Wall Street Sees Mixed Sessions Amid Trading Rally
Financial desk reports a volatile New York stock exchange with early declines giving way to a late rally in spots. Steel ton shares led losses at first, with heavy turnover and brokers dispersing sells, while bonds remained steady and some active issues regained modest gains before close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stock Exchange
Alog
Agricultural commodity bids and inspections report
Wheat and corn bids show quiet activity with no kids noted, No. 2 red wheat at 95 cents sample. corn bids strong with various white and yellow grades and mixed lots listed. Oats steady, no bids, inspections detail car counts across wheat corn and oats, hay inventory noted with timothy, clover, and straw totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wacon
Aic
Golge
Sample
Hay—New
Timothy
Light Clover
Straw
Buffalo Wheat and Grain Prices From August Market
Buffalo market notes list spring wheat No 1 northern at 1.1734 dollars per bushel, winter wheat No 2 red 1.03, No 2 white 1.01, and corn values for No 2 yellow OTAC No 3 yellow 7 cents, No 4 yellow 5 cents, plus oats No 2 white 37 cents and No 3 white 36 cents. Barley values show No 1 at 78 cents, No 1 at 79 cents, No 2 at 78 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Chicago Cash Sales Report for August 23
Chicago cash market totals show 10 000 bushels of wheat 120 000 bushels of corn and 255 000 bushels of oats sold on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago cash grain price report summary
Wheat and corn prices listed with No 2 red and No 2 grade bids. No 2 red wheat at around 1.00, No 2 corn quotes near 64 to 64 cents, with basis bids and market notes reflecting Chicago cash grain trading as of August 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Grain Gossip From Liverpool to Chicago Market News
Liverpool reports wheat opening higher while corn holds steady. Chicago receipts show wheat 409 contracts, corn 289, oats 757. Year ago figures cited. Northwest towns list varying car counts. Analysts cite low demand, hedging in oats, and a view that prices are low enough. Bradstreet shows rise in wheat and oats, starching overall market expectations amid large carries. Weather stations in Texas report high temperatures. Fortage La Prairie yields estimated 16 to 18 bu per machine with good quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fortage la Prairie
Manitoba
Outside Grain Markets Reported Wheat Prices
Across Minneapolis Duluth Winnipeg St Louis Kansas City Toledo and other markets on August 23, wheat for September and December futures were quoted with small percentage changes. Prices varied by location from about 98 to 114 cents for different contracts, with several markets showing September around 96 to 98 cents and December around 1.00 to 1.14 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Duluth
Winnipeg
ST. Louis
Kansas City
Decemb Toledg
Cotton gains as market opens amid bullish Tex trends
New York cotton futures rose at the opening Tuesday by 4 to 183 points, with old crop positions shifting to foreign shorts and spot holders buying the newer. August bid 16.50¢, September 14.40¢, October 13.68¢, December 13.53¢, January 13.48¢, March 13.55¢, May 13.56¢, July 13.58¢, market steady to slightly higher. In metals, copper eased slightly while tin rose, with spot copper at 12.20–12.25, September 12.49–12.64, lead 4.45–4.50, spelter 5.85–5.10, tin 34.45–34.62.
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A. W Thomson Co
Hsig Utty
GOM
Od Rs
tNominal
New York
Texas
Metal Exchange
Finley Barrell & O
Close
Atchison
Can
Erie
Canadian Pacific
M. St. P
Interboro
Sheen & Ths
City
Rep. Steel
Rock
Wanes
Pacife
Union Pacific
U. S
St.l.s.w. Ise
St.l.s. W
S. Col
So. Ry
So . Cony
C.& NW
Tex. Pac
Eric Genl Seers
Trou Mt. San
Shore
T.&n
M. KK
Westh
Toad M. K. Tis
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Miami
HDL
ChiSb
Ray
Butte
Arz. Va
P. Lum
Elyse i
Rian
Elrayo
Prainp
Tia Rose Sea
Money and rates report from New York markets
New York report shows money on call at 154 114. Time money steady with 40 days at 3 percent and 9 days at 34 3 percent. Six months 3%2 3%%. Posted Sterling exchange at 455 48744 with bankers' bills at 486% demand and 484.10 for 60 day bills. Prime mercantile paper easy and in fair demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sterling Exchange
London Bar Silver Steady at 243.4
London market report notes bar silver steady at 243.4 with prices unchanged for the session amid narrow trading and quiet demand referencing August observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mondar’s Sale Noted By Finley Barrell & Co
Financial notes from Finley Barrell & Co indicate a clear trend in Mondar’s selling activity. The report highlights market signals, liquidity considerations, and potential implications for investors in Mondar assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finley Barrell & Co
Sar
Fruits and Vegetables Price Listings in Local Market
A fragmented price list details fruits and vegetables with unit prices and local references. Items include Apples at varied per-bundle costs, Bananas, Cantaloupes, Grapes, Lemons, Oranges, Peaches, Pears, Plums, Watermelons, and multiple vegetables such as Lettuce, Cucumbers, Cauliflower, Green Corn, Beets, Carrots, and Tomatoes with scattered quantities and locations like Posey county Seymour Indiana and California origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paradise Gems
Soc_ ver
Posey County
Seymour
California
Messina
Elbertas
Indianapolis market prices for dairy eggs and poultry
Corrected daily market notes from Indianapolis list butter cheese and eggs with several regional price points. Swiss cheese, New York dairy items, Newton and Elgin prints are cited along with poultry figures for roosters ducks spring chickens hens and geese.
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Indianapolis
N.Y
N. Y
Wisconsin
Chicago
Young Americas
New York Commodities and Livestock Prices August 23
New York and Chicago markets report dull flour and firm lard with middling cot from the west. Butter and eggs show firmer tones with receipts noted. Elgin records a firm butter market at 30 cents and weekly output of 827,400 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Copper market outlook and related earnings notes
Short account notes mixed market views on copper stocks with advice to buy on declines but cautions of potential weakness. It cites National Conduit and Cable’s copper figures, refinery output flexibility, and expected August reductions. London copper prices and New York reports show Anaconda suing Spalekalala, Northern Pacific earnings lag, St Louis bankers sending funds, and strong August steel outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Conduit and Cable Company
Phones Help to Protect Forests
Washington August 23 The telephone has become a lifeline for U S forest reserves aiding fire protection and saving timber and lives Former Chief Forester Pinchot introduced and the patrol system now extends to over 60 miles of wires The forestry bureau notes fires cause about 50 000 000 yearly in timber losses and many deaths Rangers and patrolmen now monitor vast reserves to prevent blazes before they spread The telephone enabled rapid assistance replacing slow rider methods and has proven invaluable to forest protection efforts
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Washinton
United States
Forestry Bureau
Pinchot
Old Hat Sparks Street Fight in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on August 25 an argument over ownership of an old hat led to a stabbing affray. Fred Kauffman of Seventh street above Calowhill was taken to Hahnemann hospital, and John Daley of Mifflin street above Fourth was arrested for assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Fred Kauffman
Seventh Street
Calowhill
Hahnemann Hospital
John Daley
Mifflin Street
Fourth
Bank May Now Start In Fletcher National Bank Title Dianapolis
The comptroller of the currency has authorized Fletcher American National Bank of Tit Dianapolis to begin business with $2,000,000 capital. S. A. Fletcher is president, Evin Woolf, William A. Hughes and Charles Tatham are vice presidents, H. A. Scholts hauer is cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fletcher American National Bank of Titdianapolis
S. A. Fletcher
Evin Woolf
Wiliam A. Hughes
Charles Tatham
H. A. Scholtshauer
U S Bank Safe Co Promotes Fire Burglar Roof Safes
U S Bank Safe Co advertises a large line of fire and burglar safes with roof safes and latest patterns on hand for immediate delivery. Special bargain on slightly used safes offered.
Maine Elections Stir Prophets as Insurgency Hits Maine
Washington reports Maine primaries on September 12 spark a sizzling race with insurgent Republicans challenging standpatters. The first district contest pits Alber Hinds against William Pennell while the second district features John Swazer vs Daniel Mealhouddy. Gov Fernald and mayor Frederick Plaisted face off in a statewide backdrop of national barometer politics and a divided legislature looms.
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Washington
Maine
Vermont
Tews
Kansas
Congress
Cannon
Minnesota
Alber’. Hinds
House of Representatives
Hinds
Hale
William M. Pennell
John Swazer
Daniel J. Mealheuddy
Daniel Js
Fernald
Frederick W. Plaisted
Augusta
Contested Senate Race Heats Up With Three Rivals
Three candidates seek Senator Hale’s seat as progressives push issues in the election. Representative Powers touts Roosevelt policies, former Governor Cobb remains Hale’s residuary heir, and Representative Burleigh is a potential compromise. Deadlock could force Burleigh’s unite or even lead to Hale’s reelection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale
Representative Powers
Roosevelt
Cobb
Burleigh
Hate
City births and deaths from Ludlow and surrounding areas
City statistics list numerous births at homes and hospitals including Miller, Fraziee, Horoback, Bell, Shugert, Brooks, Quinn, Bank, Anderson, Grant, Phillips, Montgomery, Eves, Mendenhall, Day, Lacy, Denvir, Thornberry, Powell, Claffey, Ewing, Liddil, Tandy, an unknown man, infant Mendenhall, Rosenberg, Deer Smith, Humbert, Der, Smock. Debilitating illnesses and causes noted include acute diarrhoea, apoplexy, chronic cardiac dilatation, tuberculosis, pertussis, gastric ulcers, cirrhosis, patent foramen ovale, gastro enteritis, Bright's disease, cholera infantum, and diabetes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William and
Lizzie Miller
Minnesota Street
Bor
Ludlow
Martha Fraziee
Hast Beecher Street
Carl and
Katharine Horoback
Bates Street
Edward and
Katie Bell
Draper Street
Geo
Florence Shugert
Corner
Muvenue
Joseph and
Cora Brooks
Horey Street
Eva Quinn
Calhoun Street
Alvin and
Josephine Bank
North East Street
Harry and Belle Anderson
Vigo Street
Grant and
Nellie Phillips
Applegate
Logan and
Carrie Montgomery
Burgess Avenue
Wiliam and
Addie Eves
Eugene Street
Homer and
Mabel Mendenhall
Olive Street
Anthon and
Elcle Day
North la Salle Street
Frank and
Clara Lacy
Butler Avenue
William and Mary Denvir
South Audubon Road
Bay
Sue A. Thornberry
Harrison Street
Henry S. Powell
Spring Street
George Claffey
City Hospital
Nannie Ewing
North Street
Audrey Helen Liddil
Jefferson Avenue
Tandy
Cornell Svenue
Washington Street
Oliver
Mendenhall
Hilda Rosenberg
Maple Street
Charles Deer Smith
Congress Avenue
Bright
John A. Logan
Hilip Humbert
North
Pennsylvania Street
Marr D. der
Cornelius B. Smock
Evison
Names Pairs in a List of Local Couples
A compact list presents ten paired names: Arthur Garrett with Manda Shirley, James Buchanan with Fannie Truesdale, Arthur Payne with Anna Bottoms, Grover Talley with Della Latimore, Ellsworth Kurtz with Leona Faulkner, Karl Hafner with Matilda Jones, John W. Nichols with Isa Tinder, and Harry Ech with Alice Russell.
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Arthur Garrett
Manda Shirley
James Buchanan
Fannie Truesdale
Arthur Payne
Anna Bottoms
Grover Talley
Della Latimore
Ellsworth Kurtz
Leona Faulkner
Karl Hafner
Matilda Jones
John W. Nichols
Isa Tinder
Harry Ech
Alice Russell
Property Remodeling and Repairs Listed Across City
A long OCR style list details numerous property remodels and repairs with addresses in multiple neighborhoods. Entries mention individuals like Margaret Poehler Chris Sommerlad E G Beckmeyer and Margaret ODonoghue, along with totals such as 600 dollars 1500 dollars 2900 dollars and 2200 dollars for various renovations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Poehler
Shelby
McCarty
East Washington
Chris Sommerlad
Madison
E. G. Beckmeyer
Oriental
Michigan
Condon
N. LaSalle
C. Gose
Nelson
Hinrriett Manning
West Twenty-ninth
Emily Gerlach
Blake
KE. A. Smith
Blaine
Robert Stench
Trow- Bret
W. Fechtmann
Laurel and
Penanee
Thomas Handley
Euclid
Frances
H. Warneg
Greenhouse
West LaSalle
L. D. Sutherland
CC. Moody
Harding
J. Il. Chapman
Congress
Barnes
J. Cravens
Delaware
John Carton
1845 College
Tasele
California
Herman H. Meyer
North Pine
Ts O. Hamilton
Central
Mike Hamilton
Brent
Drexel
New York
Rho D. Brent
Graceland
R. D. Brent
Margaret O'Donoghue
Deloss
Saranth R Batre
Hoefgen
Nea
Be Mick
North Illinois
Tania E. Bretzloff
Linwood
Indianapolis Bass Company
East Michigan
Real estate transfers recorded in Marion County
A lengthy list details numerous property conveyances in Marion County from various buyers to sellers. It includes lot numbers, subdivision names, street locations, parcel sizes, improvements or vacancies, and sale prices ranging from $185 to $10,000, reflecting transfers in multiple additions and districts.
Incorporations Including Local Cooperatives and Land Companies
Cooperative securities company in Indianapolis with 25000 capital stock names D P Roberts William F Liddie EK 8 Bart W J Roberts EF Harrold Maxwell telephone company Hancock county 62500 capital stock lists John H Mugg Thomas A Seaman R A Albes George R McAlarnon Tom R Shiptey The Commercial land company in South Bend 10000 capital stock real estate directors George Butzbach Charles Steele William F Whiteman Clarence W Hyde Floyd A Deahl Louis M Hammer Schmidt
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co-operative Securities Company
Indianapolis
Capital Stock
D. P. Roberts
William F. Liddie
Bart
W. J. Roberts
EF. Harrold
Maxwell Telephone Company
Hancock County
John H. Mugg
Thomas A. Seaman
R. A Albes
George R. McAlarnon
Tom R
The
Commercial Land Company
South Bend
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Finance
Buffalo Grain
Liverpool
Joseph F. Jackson
Toledo
L. J. Schwabacher and Company
Howard Wires Finley, Barrell and Company
Webster City
Bradstreets
Seaboard
New Orleans
Metal Market
NEW York Money
Jersey
Middle West
Rio
Anacondi Copper Company
Spalkalala
Northern Pacific
U.S. Bank Safe Co
Swazer
L. J. Schwabacher & CO
American Meat Fackers' Association
St. Louis Merchants’ Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Aes Doma
Financial District
Department of Banking
J. F. Wild & CO
E. Market St
BOND
Indiana
Adam McKern
Caroline H. Folks
Atkins Et al
S University
Third Street
Evard
Marion County Realty Company
Hugh K. Thatcher
Mortis
Shelby Street
Wilton H. McKitrick
Wiliam ‘G. Matthews
Belot
Wiley's
Camp Street
Emerson Avenue
Carrie Branson
Laura L. Cadwallader
Lota
Drake Et al
Torbet Street
Brooks Street
Walter W. Cravens
Joseph M. Cray
Bradleigh
Pennsylvania
Fortieth Street
Howard A. Rittenhouse
John P. Hollenbeck
Brown
Brookside
Byrne Street
Eleventh Street
Mary J. Smitson
William D. Smitson
Rand
Wayne Township
AG Len Campbell
Charles O. Dodson
Purser
Broad Ripple
Darius Gregg
Township 15
Center Township
Wiliam Bosson
Arthur Jordan
Light
Sugar Grove
Park Avenue
Broadway
Sixtieth Street
Louis F. Smith
Clarence C. Rundell
City of
Grace Bay
O'Neal and
Adams
Raymond Street
William XII. Harding
James Johnson
Meadland Grandview
Cornell Avenue
Thirtieth Street
William Eo
Henry Thienes
Sane
William H. Lee
Charles H. Kuhlman
McGuire's
Blackford
Joseph M. Dwyer
Mary E. Dwyer
Noble's
Prospect
Baldwin & CO
Indianapolis & Cincinnati Traction Ca
Rushville
Connersville
Dispatch
Shelbyville
Greensburg Express
Shellerville
Greensburg
Old Main
Ownersville
Eensburg
Plainfeld
Greencastle
Brazil
Terre Haute
Greenfield
Knightstown
Cambridge City
Richmond
Dayton
Columbus
Zanesville
Ohana
Louisville
Dixie Flyers
Greenwood
Franklin
Edinburg
Crothersville
Scottsburg
Sellersburg
Watson Junction
Jeffersonville
L. C. & S. Traction Company
Indianapolis & Louisville Traction Company
General Offices
Marion Probate Court
Benjamin F. Greek
Frank O. Neubacher
Cpedhees
Capital Ty Tite Company
Ae Estate
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