Hogs Post Sharp Gains at Local Yards Amid Mixed Cattle Trade
Indianapolis July 6 hogs receipts 6500 versus 1250 cattle and 30 sheep, with hogs stronger early but finishing softer. top 38.45, most sales 7.85 to 8.30, lighter stock 7.50. Cattle receipts small, steers and calves mixed but near last week’s prices. bulls steady, stockers steady. Sheep and lambs smaller, market active at steady to strong, lambs 7.59 down, yearlings down, wool and ewes down. Regional yard results from Cincinnati and Union Stock Yards show varied hog gains and steady cattle, with heavy volume and mixed prices across markets.
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Sheen
Cincinnati
East Buffalo
N. Y
Pittsburg
Fresh Eggs and Poultry Prices From Indianapolis Produce
Indianapolis Produce Exchange advertises fresh eggs at 17 cents per dozen, country butter, turkeys, 150 ducks, live geese at 5 cents, and hens listed in the poultry section.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Produce Exchange
Indianapolis Wagon Market Prices and Meat Listings
Rouse Bros at 180 Kentucky avenue publish livestock and meat prices. Corn 82 87c shelled oats 60 62c sheaf oats 14 to 16 dollars Timothy 31 4.00 to 16.00 New clover 10 to 12 dollars mixed hay 2 50 to 13 50 wheat straw 6 to 7 dollars its straw 7 to 7 50 meats and lard sugar cured hams 15 17c black or skinned hams 16 4 18 6c English style hams 16 16 1 2 c rolled hams 2 24 ½ c breakfast bacon 22 2 sugar cured bacon 16 1 sic English style bacon 17 19c dry salt pork 11 ½ 14 ½ c fresh pork loins 12 ½ 14 c
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Indianapolis
Rouse Bros
Kentucky Avenue
Grain and hay prices and inspections in Indianapolis market
Grain values show weak prices for wheat and corn with No 2 red wheat at 1.13 to 1.14 and later months) and oats and mixed grains at varying rates. Hay remains steady with No 1 Timothy at 15.25 and No 2 Timothy at 14.25, while inspection tallies include multiple cars of corn oats and hay across No 2 to No 4 White and Mixed grades.
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Indianapolis
Sample
Oat
Bcar
Ootal
Hay
Timothy
Chicago Cash Grain Prices Report
Chicago cash grain quotations show wheat at No 2 red 1.35 No 2 hard 1.24 to 1.25 and No 1 new spring 1.28 to 1.30. Corn prices list No 2 corn 0. - 0. no. 2 white 0.72 or 0.75 and various No 3 to No 4 values. Oats quoted No 2 white 0.51 and No 3 at 0.45 to 0.46 with No 4 white 0.44 to 0.46.
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Chicago
Toledo Grain Prices Reported for Wheat Corn and Oats
Toledo July 6 Wheat for June nominal and July at 1.14 3/4. September 1.10. December 1.10 3/4. May 1.14 4. Corn cash 72 1/2 cents July 69 September 68 1/2 December 56 1/4 May 57 4. Oats cash 58 cents July 60? September 42 1/2 December 0? May 0? Rye cash bid 4/9 indicating bids shown for grain markets with irregular OCR text.
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Toledo
Oie
Gee
Rye
Union Pacific Leads Rally on New High at Wall Street
Wall Street trading features Union Pacific at a fresh high of 195.44, up three quarters of a point in early session. Southern Pacific climbs 1.25, steel shares ease, Smickers gain, Amalgamated Copper steady, Third Avenue hits 164 percent, and Interborough Metropolitan remains steady as London markets show American stocks quiet. Speyer & Co. says it placed 10 million dollars of St. Louis-San Francisco bonds with a French syndicate for bourse listing.
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New York
Union Pacific
Wall Street
Southern Pacific
Smickers
Amalgamated Copper
London
Speyer & Co
St. Louis
Washington Visitors Mention Emil Dorrah Family
Mr and Mrs Emil Dorrah of Washington DC are visiting his parents and Mrs Robert L Dorrah in this city.
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Washington
Emil Dorrah
Washington, D. C
Robert L. Dorrah
The Campaign Web of Rumor and Rivalry
In a jumble of political scheming and old feuds, Newt Harding’s bid for mayor collides with John McGregor’s past and Lew Shank’s prospects. Rumors swirl about Huggins, Holtzman, and Clarke supporters as Gauss backers seek a lasting edge while public votes will decide the race.
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John McGregor
Newt Harding
Huggins
Coventry
Harding
Ike Shank
Lew Shank
Seattle
News
the Sentinel
McGregor
John
Charles A. Gauss
John W. Holtzman
Holtzman
Mr. Holtzman
Gauss
Charley Clarke
Clarke
City record births and illnesses across the county
The record lists numerous births at city hospital and home addresses including Williams Ward McAffee Gardiner Heede Cover Howard Brown Fuller Van Riper Trosky and Wente among others with medical conditions such as mitral regurgitation sarcoma of the rectum puerperal septicemia chronic Brights disease and pulmonary tuberculosis. It also records property transactions and repairs including valuations for lots barns houses and a brick church building and various street addresses.
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Lewis
Margaret Williams
Arizona Street
Arne and
Stella Ward
California Street
Elmer
Sarah McAffee
Missouri Street
Gertrude Gardiner
Meridian Street
August
Bertha Heede
Oakland Avenue
Arthur
Ada Cover
Linden Street
Otto
Minnie Howard
Columbia Avenue
John and
Mamie Brown
City Hospital
Chas
Edith Fuller
Marie Elzabeth Trosky
Nineteenth
Mitral
Geo. Miller
Frank Seelee Death Ends Notable Baseball Manager Career
Frank Seelee former manager of the Chicago Cubs and Boston National championship teams died after a long fight with an incurable disease. He was regarded as one of the most colorful managers to lead in major league baseball.
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Frank Seelee
Denver
Col
Chicago Cubs
Boston
Monument at Geneva to Christian Heroes
Geneva July 6 foundation stone laid for monument to Protestant heroes who spread faith and funded by a four hundredth Calvin birthday observance. It honors Coligny Knox Milton and Calvin and seeks 150000 dollars with 40000 raised and expected 25000 from the United States toward the memorial.
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John Calvin
Coligny
France
Knox
Scotland
Milton
Geneva
United States
Franklin Bgy Drowns in the Spokane River
Ralph Ford 21 and son of Mr and Mrs Alexander Ford drowned in the Spokane river at Fort Wright Washington He was a member of the Third Infantry.
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Franklin
Ind
Ralph Ford
Alexander Ford
Spokane River
Fort Wright
Wash
Third Infantry
Young Man Killed Celebrating Fourth in Terre Haute
Terre Haute Ind July 6 How ard Lyton 23 accidentally shot himself with a revolver while celebrating the Fourth and died within an hour.
Fatally Stabbed in Fight Over a Woman in Evansville
Evansville reports John Voigt was stabbed in the back by William Dennis after a quarrel over a woman. Voigt is expected to die. Dennis was arrested.
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Evansville
Ind
John Voigt
William Dennis
Voigt
Dennis
Bug overturned during drive near Elnora injures infant
Mrs Thomas Nugent Jr and her infant were involved when a horse driven buggy ran away near Washington Indiana. The buggy overturned and the child was injured while the mother escaped unharmed. Local authorities investigated the mishap.
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Washington
Ind
Thomas Nugent, Jr
Elnora
Brewers Challenge Prohibition With Charity Vote
At a Texas Brewers Association meeting in Galveston the brewery industry proposed a $100000 public charity pledge if they fail to prove that prohibition does not prohibit and that liquor use is higher in dry areas. Six inspectors, three chosen by brewers and three by prohibitionists, will study Texas and other dry states with all expenses covered by brewers.
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Prohibition Party
Texas
Holdup Man Lines Up Four In Resort Dance Hall
At a St Joseph resort dance hall a man named M B Phillips from Kansas City forced 34 men to pose with hands up at gunpoint. Police responded quickly and arrested him without resistance.
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ST. Joseph. Mo
M. B. Phillip
Kansas City
Phillips
Negro Shot in Ohio for Insulting Woman
Youngstown Ohio July 6 John Conklin a negro was found dead on E Front street shot through the shoulder and heart Roy Foraker a white man was arrested and the police say admits killing Conklin The coroner says Foraker killed the negro because he insulted Mrs Ellen a white woman
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Youngstown
John Conklin
E. Front Street
Roy Foraker
Conklin
Foraker
Mra.dlien
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EOE Ee
Dock. Ee Eee
Eteaee
Saks
Tomor
Paks & Company and Penonsylva
Third Avenue
Brooklyn
Tiansit
Interborough-Metro
W. Thomson
Woolering
Effie Wetzell
Cornell Avenue
William Kinney
Wilmot Street
Bright
Viola Hodgen
Flower Mission
Merrviages
Earl R. Blythe
Nellie
McDaniels
James Lee
Emilie A. E. Wente
William B. Good
Alice J. Miter
Jasper N. Clary
Laura B. Hempleman
Mary Alexander
Don Downing
Oliver C. Starr
Anna J. Provence
N. F. Laskey
North Park
Indiana Union Traction CO
Noblesville
Tipton
Kokomo
Peru
Franklin Bgy
Spokane
Brewers
Texas Board
Galveston, Tex
Cial
National
State
Involv
Ohio
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