Daily Market Reports Shows Decline Across Hogs Cattle and Sheep
The report notes hogs at 4,000 and cattle at 1,230 with sheep at 450, all lower than last week though year over year figures show some increases. Hog prices ranged to 9.60 for some, with cattle steady to higher on limited runs and strong demand from local packers. Sheep and lamb receipts were long and the market held steady with spring lambs topping around 150 and ewes near 4.25, cows scarce and prices firm.
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Fendmolks
East Buffalo
Prine Wepets
Lamba
Boone
Pittsburg
Union Stock Yards
Market Reports Show Wheat Slides Amid Rain Delays
Chicago July reports showers in the northwest unsettled wheat, with September at about 1.01 dollars and December near 1.02 dollars as shorts sold and longs led. Corn and oats dipped on rains. hogs rose then fell. opening prices cited for wheat, corn, oats, pork, and ribs. northwest markets rallied on late rains, shifting momentum to corn and oats. Cattle and hogs described with price ranges across multiple weight classes and regional markets in Buffalo, Pittsburgh, and Chicago.
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Northwest
Market opens with heavy liquidation and broad decline
New York trading on Wednesday shows stocks plunging at the open with railroad shares down 1 to 2 points and Industrials off 1 to 1 1/4. Bearish sentiment dominates though some banks see oversold conditions and anticipate a swift rally on favorable news after the initial selling spree. Government bonds hold steady while other bonds ease.
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New York
Reading
Rock Island
Grain price listing and bids across Indianapolis Chicago Buffalo
Indianapolis grain shows wheat prices for several reds through billing with monthly track figures. Corn and oats trade across grades with track prices and totals. Chicago cash grain lists No 2 red and white prices, No 2 yellow, oats, and other categories. Buffalo notes spring wheat and winter wheat prices, with rye and barley bids.
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Chicago
Red
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Walsh Seeks Pardon from Justice Department Action
John R. B. Walsh, a former Chicago banker, seeks clemency as details unfold from Washington where the Department of Justice weighs his case. The pardon request arrives amid ongoing review and administrative steps, with officials cautious in handling the matter.
World Wheat Markets See Swings and Weather Impacts
France to Ottlok shows no improvement as week ends with cold wet weather. Bulgaria and Australia report favorable crop progress while Romania, India, and Germany offer mixed outlooks. A hailstorm near Latoka to Shawnee hurts crops, Winnipeg's advance boosts prices, and Bradstreets notes a large global wheat supply drop.
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Ottlok
Germany
Stila Ooelogke
Roumenia
Bulgaria
Australia
God Rairs
India
New York Market Prices Tag July 6 Dairy Poultry and Pork
Market notes list pork prices 26.00, lard 12.25, sugar 0.89 per unit, and various dairy items with state milk and skims priced from 5 to 16 cents. Poultry prices show turkeys at 19 cents, fowls around 14 to 18 cents, and live poultry values. Butter and coffee hints appear with minor changes amid a broader stock of dairy and farm goods.
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New York
Cotton market open slips as new crop options rise
New York reports show cotton opening one point lower to five points higher with new crop options in demand and firm prices. Old crop deliveries stay steady amid larger spot sales in Liverpool and thin selling pressure. Bar silver and Mexican dollar figures noted in New York market brief.
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New York
Liverpool
Financial Notes From New York Markets
The Times notes stress on Saturday's bank statement may distort the stock view as mid year settlements and controller demands affect lenders. Finley Barrell reports little demand beyond short covering, with occasional recoveries driven by buying in Seema. The market closed strong with lending issues advancing and Union Pacific and Steal leading gains over morning lows.
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Finley Barrell
Union Pacific
Steal
New Christianity Defined by Chicago Divinity Faculty
Chicago July 6 The University of Chicago divinity school faculty outline a "new Christianity" in an official Biblical World editorial. Thirteen editors assert faith will rise from releasing minds from creed, embracing scientific study and ethical, practical religion. They align Genesis with geology and support historical investigation into ancient times.
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Chicago
University of Chicago Divinity School
University Press
Sorry He Broke Her Nose in Court Battle
Vernal Hopp sought dismissal of an assault charge against Vern Hamilton after expressing sorrow through guards. Deputy prosecutor Blue, Miss Hopp, and Hamilton described the incident as a broken nose. Judge Collins refused dismissal, set bond at $250, and continued the case.
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Vernal Hopp
West Twenty-fifth Street
Blue
Vern Hamilton
Hamilton
Man Found Sleeping in Habney Home After Drinking
Five year old pupil alerts police as Irick and Hett locate Thomas Fost at 427 N Senate after he drank too much. Fost explains he was tired and sought sleep on the Habney residence floor, showing a casual disregard for surroundings. He denies prior introduction to the Habneys.
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Hattie Habney
Senate Avenue
Irick and
Hett
Thomas Fost
New Jorney Street
Habney
Fost
Pure Milk Stations Have Busy Season
The Children's Aid association milk stations report June activity with 112 children registered and 2,822 feedings across five stations. Nurses note 608 visits, marking a sharp rise from last year when 198 children registered before stations closed on October 1. Frank D. Iraertanan dent of the secon.
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Frank D. Iraertanan Dent
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Chicago Produce News Brief Highlights Early Season Wins
Fragmentary text notes results and firsts in Chicago produce scene with brief references to batter and field events, suggesting early season activity and standout performances. Names and precise details are unclear in the OCR, but the item points to notable firsts and market updates.
Runaway Horses Smash Through Drug Store Window
A team of frightened horses, hitched to a wagon from D A Williams commission, dashed into E E Stewarts drug store at Senate avenue and Twenty first street injuring the animals and causing about 25 dollars in damage. One horse was shot due to wounds. Enoch James, 2036 Highland place, was driving. Bicycle men Irick and Hett summoned help.
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Senate Avenue
Twenty-first Street
D. A. Williams
Enoch James
Highland Place
James
Eighteenth Street
Irick and
Hett
Ganville and Omie Wilkie and property listings
Ganville and Omie Wilkie along with John and Anna Rebbel at 208 Cooke and 226 Hiawatha appear in a local property record segment detailing ownership or occupancy. The brief item notes individuals and street addresses without further disposition or dates.
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Ganville
Omie Wilkie
Cooke Street
John and
Anna Rebbel
Hiawatha Street
Deaths in City Cases Include Tuberculosis and Homicide
The death list records Cora Bass 38 of 4132 Cornelius avenue with pulmonary tuberculosis, Thomas J. Kincaid 39 of 1357 Nordyke avenue from uremic poisoning, Eliza Barnhart 74 at Central Insane Hospital from acute enterocolitis, Nellie Jackson 54 at Central Insane Hospital from acute gastroenteritis, Clarence O. Kinney 39 of 2316 Wheeler street with tuberculosis of bowels, Mattie Childres 40 at City hospital from a gun shot wound in a homicide, Raymond A. Werkman 1 of 1232 Chestnut street from tleocolitis, Grace Lucretia Mueller 1 day at 309 E Minnesota street from Kaleni, Rachel Barnard 6 at Kalley home on E Washington street with paralysis.
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Cora Bass
Cornelius Avenue
Thomas J. Kincaid
Nordyke Avenue
Eliza Barnhart
Central Insane Hospital
Nellie Jackson
Clarence O. Kinney
Wheeler Street
Mattie Childres
City Hospital
Raymond A. Werkman
Chestnut Street
Grace Lucretia Mueller
Minnesota Street
Rachel Barnard
Kalley
Washington Street
Local Pairings Listed in Silent Couple Notes
The note lists several paired names including Calvin Sulgrove with Sarah Howard, Ralph Summers with Christine Miller, James Brown with Margaret Donahue, William Maham with Dessie Pipes, James Leftard with Mabel Friar, and Jessie M Padgett with Alice A Hedges, suggesting a social or matrimonial context.
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Calvin Sulgrove
Sarah Howard
Ralph Summers
Christine Miller
James Brown
Margaret Donahue
William Maham
Dessie Pipes
James Leftard
Mabel Friar
Jessie M. Padgett
Alice A. Hedges
Local Repairs and Dwellings Noted Across Several Addresses
A ledger of repairs and dwellings lists multiple entries with names, services such as repairs and additions, street addresses including 521 E Twelfth 822 S Ninots 305 N Addison 1019 N Keystone and 3060 Ruckle, and amounts ranging from 20.5 to 3,000 dollars. Entries include Wm Proctor Bessie Davis Jas Enery and others with associated properties and values.
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E. Twenfth
Henry Weckler
S. Ninots
Wm. Proctor
Wilber
Bessie Davis
N. Addison
Ww. Cc. Ballard
N. Keystone
Jas. Enery
Ruckle
Real estate transfers list with multiple property deeds
A long ledger style notice lists numerous real estate transfers including names Philip Wilkinson Charles W Hayden Elizabeth Nieler Christian B Andres Allen M Fletcher Edward J Craig Martindale estate Anna E Braden Alexander Chambers Leon Mazur Hattie Burrell Julia E Ashley Julius Matzke Martha J Roberts Elizabeth Egbert Benjamin Roberts Crown Hill Cemetery Isaac Wise man Annette Lockridge Manchester Land Co United Securities Co Albert Uhi receiver George Havens Leslie J Tomlinson Samuel Hume John T Barris Eliza Tiller Willam Elder Frederick Mayhew Eliza Edwards Horatio Pence Jeanette Hadley James Noel Margaret Hamilton Jus Naughton Martha Preston.
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Charles W. Hayden
O'Neal
Raymond At
Shelby St
Elizabeth Nieler
Christian B. Andres
Stumph
St. Clair St
Pine St
Allen M. Fletcher
William Nackenhorst
Factory Place
Dawson
Edward J. Craig
Ora Powell
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Anna E. Braden
Lincoln Park
Alabama St
Twenty-third St
Alexander Chambers
Leon D. Mazur
Carter
Washington Boulevard
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Julia E. Ashley
Julius Matzke
Wood’s
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Fred L. Gemmer
Martha J. Roberts
Seventeenth At
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Elizabeth Egbert
Lewis
Oak Hill
Brogdave
Cushing St
Benjamin Roberts
Crown Hill
Isaac TQ. Wiseman
Annette M. Lockridge
Manchester Land Co
Stafford Addition
Gale St
Stanton Ave
Upited Securities Co
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George W. Havens
Forest Park Addition
Winks Avenue
Gray Street
Leslie J. Tomlinson
Samuel C. Hume
Lota
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Pike
Sheldon Streets
John T. Barris
Eliza Tiller
Wiley’s
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California Street
Willam L. Elder
Frederick L. Mayhew
Marion Heights
Castle Avenue
Shelby Street
Eliza T. Edwards
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Northwestern Park
Ethel
Twenty-ninth Streets
Jeanette H. Hadley
James W. Noel
Washington Park
East Side Wash
Fortieth Street
Margaret Hamilton
Jus. Naughton
Martha C. Preston
Trains and Returns Noted in Alexander Notice
H G Alexander lists special trains with nonspecific routes including Cincinnati to Br Hamilton, Decatur, Bloomingdale, Rushville, Connersville, and Good. Returns noted for sale date, with emphasis on travel and return journeys on the specified sale day.
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Hamilton
Decatur
Bloomingdale
Rushville
Connersville
H. G. Alexander
Land transfers and property deeds in Indianapolis area records
A list of real estate conveyances shows Central Trust Co trustee and various buyers acquiring parcels in Perry township, Butler, West End, and North Park districts. Transactions include improved and vacant lots ranging from 40x129 to 80x? feet, with prices from 200 to 6 000 dollars and notes of specific block and lot locations, along with numerous trustee and grantor names. Transfers aggregate to many parcels with total consideration near 60,585.30 dollars.
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Velage St
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Woolgraft
Guilford Ave
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