Wall Street Opens With Nervous Trading After Ups and Downs
New York August 24 The stock market opened with nervous irregularity as several stocks posted gains while others declined on initial sales. Heavy selling followed, Union Pacific dropping from 210½ to 208¼ as activity increased. Investors awaited E H Harriman's condition before committing further. London traded modestly in Southern Pacific Steel common Union Pacific and Rock Island. Government bonds held steady while railroad bonds remained firm.
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Union Pacific
E. H. Harriman
London
Southern Pacific
Steel
Rock Island
Indianapolis Wagon Market Prices and Goods List
The listing shows prices for various meat products and farm staples. Bugar cured hams and smoked bacon are priced, along with hogfish style hams and salt pork. Also listed are oats, Timothy hay, clover, hay, straw, and corn, with prices in dollars and cents.
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Indianapolis
Dylio Bros
Kentucky
Grain futures update with mixed September bids
Market notes show Gmbazo Grain and Gotac commodities trading in September bids for wheat corn and oats with pork. Prices listed include 22.40 dollars for pork and 12.12 dollars for ribs, reflecting a cautious mood and varied demand across grains.
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A. W. Thomson
Photographs of Speedway Races Draw Attention
Chas F Bretzman produced large format photos of Speedway races capturing crowds, the track, grandstand and cars at speed. Notable shots include two Stoddard Dayton cars finishing and a 30 mile race grandstand panorama. The grandstand crowd features Indiana and Indianapolis figures among about 10 000 viewers. Exhibits at Starr Piano Company window. Bretzman also photographed the Stoddard Dayton banquet at the Denison hotel for the Sun.
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Chas. F. Bretzman
Indiana
Indianapolis
Starr Piano Company
Stoddard-Dayton
Denison
Sun
Bretzman
Umpire 18 Accused by New York Team
A New York team accuses umpire Bilk O Laughlin of unfairness and prejudice. The case will be investigated.
Hogs Sell at Stronger Prices in Indianapolis Market
Indianapolis market reports higher hog prices with receipts about 6,000 hogs, 1,750 cattle, 1,100 sheep. Hogs sold mostly at 8.10 to 8.15, some up to 8.20, with a steady close. cattle and sheep show gains versus a year ago. Regional quotes include Beeves to 7.85, calves to 8.50, lambs to 6.75, and hogs around 7.65 to 8.10 in the major yards.
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Treere Seccetovneres
Pittsburg
Gattle
Catullo
Indianapolis Grain Prices and Inspections Summary
Grain market notes show wheat prices for No. 2 red and extra red with bid and billing terms, corn demand for No. 2 white and mixed, oats and hay prices, and rye values. Numerous car counts accompany each grade, with inspections listing wheat, corn, and hay car quantities and totals.
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Indianapolis
Illing Sitze
Timothy
Sample
Toledo Grain Prices Report from Toledo Market
Toledo grain prices list wheat with cash at 31.07 percent, September 1.07 percent, December 1.0738, May 1.08. Corn cash 7 14 4 cents, September 7 0 cents, December 5 814 cents, May 5 914 cents. Oats cash 38 cents, September 35 54 cents, May 41 cents. Rye cash, Ae.
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Toledo
Majestic Theater to Open Sept 6 With Forepaugh Stock
B J Reilly manager of the Majestic returns from New York where he spent the summer. The Majestics will open with Forepaugh stock company September 6.
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B. J. Reilly
Majestic Theater
New York
Majestics
Forepaugh Stock Company
Chicago Cash Grain Prices Aug 24 Market Report
Chicago cash grain values for August 24 show mixed quotes across corn and wheat. Prices listed include No 2 yellow corn at 72 cents, No 2 hard red wheat around 92 to 104 cents, and various No 2 and No 3 wheat and white wheat figures with bids and basis ranges.
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Chicago
Fresh eggs and poultry prices from Indianapolis market
Indianapolis Produce reports eggs at 18 cents, country butter and ice available, turkeys and live ducks and hens at 18 cents, geese priced. Market notes reflect typical stock in trade and ready-to-sell poultry items.
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Indianapolis
Bargain Sale Items Range From Hose To Suits
A shopping page lists women's hose and stockings, bedspreads, table damask, dotted swisses, and white goods, with coupon limits and Wednesday sale notes. It also features men's suits, dress skirts, muslin, wash suitings, children's shoes, boys shoes, boys suits, pants, and dress irons with Wednesday pricing cues.
City Births and Public Notices in Local Record
City birth notices report multiple births with listed parents and addresses including Lynch Hofftmark Murdoch Weber and others. Health records note infant deaths from enterocolitis pneumonia cholera and paralysis with several adult fatalities, followed by building permits and local repairs.
Firemen Save Woman From Death In Flames
In New York on August 24 Mrs Catherine Campbell noted animal welfare worker was saved by two firemen when a ground floor blaze trapped her at 115 Twenty sixth Street. Firefighters risked their lives as residents initially blocked access to her room due to a crossing.
Health and wealth hinge on the mind and bowels
An advertising note blames health decline on a faulty mind and says constipation harms brain function. It promotes Cascarets as a cure to relieve and restore abdominal balance, claiming large sales worldwide and availability at druggists.
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