Daily Market Report shows higher receipts and mixed hog cattle prices
Indianapolis July 13 receipts total 6000 hogs 2050 cattle 450 sheep with gains in hogs and cattle but sheep down. Hogs top 9.35 with most light hogs above 9.10 and some 8.65 9.05. cattle steady to firm with feeders and calves strong. spring lambs 4.50 6.75. other markets show similar mixed movements in hogs cattle and sheep with varied regional quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Pittsburg
Conmon
Union Stock Yards
East
Buffalo
N. Y
Grain Markets Open Firm on Bullish Northwest News
Chicago grain prices rose early with wheat up five to six cents on firm cables and bullish Northwest weather prospects. A later pullback followed as commissions sold, while corn and oats tracked wheat and provisions softened with hogs easing. Liverpool futures rose modestly, rain remained scarce in the Canadian Northwest, and heat was forecast for a large area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Northwest
Northwestern
Liverpool
Canada
Market Reverses as Rail Freight Rates Pause Gains
New York stock action opens with gains on shorts covering then turns bearish as bears push prices down before buying for long accounts restores some strength. Heavy copper stock Amalgamated Copper hits a new low of 55 percent while government bonds hold steady. Reports say interstate commerce committee may suspend raised freight rates for four months, dampening market optimism.
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New York
Shorts
Commission
Exchange
Wall Street
Interstate Commerce Commitee
Atlantic Coals
Missouri River
Amalgamated Copper
Agricultural commodities market report summary
The publication lists wheat, corn, oats, and hay prices and movement. It notes on track demand for red and white wheat varieties, mixed corn lots, and timothy and clover hay pricing with multiple grade distinctions and car counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Hay
Timothy
Sears
Cary
Commodity prices and futures notes from Toledo market
Toledo market items show cash prices for wheat corn and oats with monthly figures. includes December and September terms, mixed accuracy. Records list corn at 62 and 68 percent in summer months, oats around 42 to 39, and forage seeds like cloverseed and timothy with August and September quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Tal Dev Astu Aly
Alsike
Prime
Timothy
Buffalo N Y July grain prices amid unsettled market
A Buffalo market report lists mixed grain quotes for July futures. Wheat varieties show No 1 northern about 31 dollars per unit while No 2 red and No 2 white display varied bids. Corn and oats prices appear unclear with multiple yellow and white lots, and barley and rye values are reported with inconsistent figures.
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Buffalo
Grain Gossip Stirs Markets With Mixed Crop News
Reports from Russki and Nebraska wire services describe heat impacts and promising corn stands in Fairbury to Lincoln while Minneapolis notes no winter wheat demand. Indiana reports show多数 wheat counties forecasting good to excellent quality with varied yields. prices hint at around $1 on the basis of growing harvests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
C. A. King & Co
Indiana
Packer Hails Strong Western Meat Trade Amidst Low Market
Finley Barrell and Coos provision specialist notes a large western packer reports brisk meat trade catering mainly to western routes, with eastern branches yielding little. The market sits at a low basis with live hogs and any change is expected to improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finley Barrell & Coos
Commodity Prices and Receipts Report in New York
New York on July 13 reports steady prices across pork lard sugar coffee and butter with varied poultry and egg quotes. Receipts total 16,658 for dairy creamery and 18,019 for eggs with live prices listed for fresh stock and regional quality classes.
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New York
Middle West
Leggs
Chicago Dairy Prices Noted in Patchy July Market List
A fragment from Chicago dated July 13 lists dairy and egg prices withButter extras at 28c, firsts 25c, dairy extras 26c, and firsts 24c. Eggs Prime firsts 15c, cheese fringes unclear, ducks 13c, geese 10c. The OCR text is garbled, but the item records a snapshot of dairy and poultry prices for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Idtec
You Americas
Iéc
Metal market tone firmer as copper steady on Thursday
New York July 13 copper held firm at spot to September with a slight gain, tin rose a shade, while lead and spelter were unchanged. Quotations show copper at 180 12.00, lead 4.55 4.45, spelter 5.50 10.60, tin 32.35 32.65.
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New York
Metal Exchange
Guy Am
Cardy
IKE c & O
Ike Ea
Daly Great
Ae L. A Oe
Central Salahs
Penn
Ae Rep Steel
Rep Steel Ptd
NBL
Hoek Island
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
Vine
V & Steel
Ls Steel
Atrh Copper
A. R
N. Osene
No. v. Pag
Ian, Atch. Cony
Bai St
L.S.W
L. S
U & OL
W.cous
Tex
Pav
Financial notes on market outlook and copper trends
J Sache and Co say dividend stocks are cheap from an investment view while big interests may delay market confidence until Sherman law interpretation by the Supreme Court. Finley Barrell notes German war scare may be a canard and bad news influences the market. copper remains a market menace with mining stocks often outperforming large dividends. Tractions likely to draw attention. buy weak names for a sharp rally.
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J.sache & Co
New York
Supreme Court
Finley Barrell & Co
Death of Col Comfort Sparks Murder Speculation
Chester police weigh murder versus suicide after Col Silas E. Comfort, vice president of Pennsylvania Military College, is found in Leiperville creek. Witness signs include a broken watch chain, a head wound, torn ground, and a tightly tied necktie, with political tension noted in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Col. Comfort
Fire Threatens Monroe City After Bank Block Blaze
Special from The Sun reports a Wednesday morning fire in Monroe City's bank block near the business district. Losses mount to about 60,000 dollars as Vincennes firefighters are summoned due to the town's lack of local fire protection leading to a growing threat of total destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank
Monroe City
Ted
Monroe City Bank
Vincennes
Wisconsin Democrats Field Senate and Governor Candidates
Milwaukee Wis July 18 Democrats decided to run Bert Williams Ashland for United States senator and A J Schmitz Milwaukee for governor in the fall primaries. The convention backed Republican insurgents in Congress and invited La Follette to join the ticket. It rejected initiative and referendum for the state and adopted a platform denouncing the Payne Aldrich tariff endorsing conservation urging public campaign expense disclosure tough corrupt practices act and an income tax amendment.
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Milwauaeerf
Wis
Chase Bert Williams
Ashland
United States
A. J. Secbimitz
Milwaukee
Congress
la Follette
Plinks
Death by own action pact comes to light
In New York a man named Cassimir Malski reportedly shot Antoinette Scoirs after a love affair from Austria. Police say he admitted firing the revolver and failing to kill himself as his lover died.
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New York
Daly
Antoinette Scoirs
Cassimir Malski
Malski
FENNY WANTS ITS TAXES CUT LOWER
Samuel Pickens and G C Urquhart appeared before the state tax board Wednesday morning to seek a reduction in the Pennsylvania railroad of Indiana assessment. Urquhart, tax officer, showed Bitner branch taxpayers amounting to about 30 percent of the division's gross. He cited decreased business and idle cars since the 1907 financial difficulties. Pickens argued taxation this year rose more than any of the past five years.
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Samuel 0. Pickens
G. C. Urquhart
Pennsylvania Railroad
Indiana
Urquhart
Bitner
Logansport
Urkuhart
Imare
Pickens
Pennsylvania Lines
Labor Urges Ballot as Labor's Weapon at Convention
West Washington dispatch notes Frank Morrison AF of L secretary told delegates at the International Alliance of Theater Stage Employees convention to use the ballot to press for labor interests. He urged voters to support candidates who back labor and defeat incumbents hostile to labor in the upcoming elections.
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Washington
Congress
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
International Alliance of Theater Stage
Morrison
Borden Named Rural Carrier on Route 2 at New Carlisle
Washington July 13. Clifton T. Borden was appointed Wednesday a rural carrier on Route 2 at New Carlisle.
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Borden
Washington
Cuford T. Borden
New Carlisle
City Statistics and Death Notice in One Record
Milton and Thenaina Davison reside at 26T7 Gale street with others and several names list residences on various streets. Tresia Bouss dies at 63% S Missouri street from strangulated femoral hernia in a death notice.
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Milton
Thenaina Davison
Gale Street
Wirl
Ralph and
Mary Mathis
Grightwood Avenue
Shirt
John and
Emma Wilson
Louisiana Street
Buoy
William and
Busdlget Enders
Deloss Street
Box
Girlie
Emma Harman
Alabam
Ray
Ella Lindley
New York Street
Bey
Nelson
Alma Boicourt
Tresia Bouss
S. Missouri Street
Woman Claims Spirit Message From King Edward At Palace
In London a well dressed woman told a gate officer at Buckingham Palace she had business with the Queen Mother. She added she had been in communication with King Edward in the spirit world and wished to convey his message to Her Majesty. The exchange occurred as police questioned the visitor about her claim.
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London
Buckingham Palace
Edward
Alajesty
Child and Adult Fatal Illnesses Listed in Local Mortality Record
A compiled list shows numerous ages and addresses with causes of death including cholera infantum, typhoid fever, tuberculosis, malnutrition, and cerebral hemorrhage. Entries note names, ages, street addresses, and cited conditions, reflecting a dense early 20th century death register.
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Aaron J. Burger
Virginia Avenue
William L. Dodd
N. Capitol 1
Charles Scheid
Schurmann
Victor I. O'Connell
Ashland Avenue
Mollie Clarke
Minnesota Street
Amelia J. Weber
New York Street
Evla E. Humphreys
Twentieth Street
Louis Franklin Lewis
Arlington Avenue
George Violet
Jefferson Avenue
William H. Clinger
Concord Street
Henry Unger
Terrace Avenue
George W. Parker
Ohio Street
Charley J. Mass
Spann Avenue
Hermann Alexander
Brookside Avenue
Repairs and House Sales Reported Across Houston Area
A fieldwide listing notes multiple house repairs and sales in Houston and surrounding locations. Items include Becker at 1210 Yandes with 1000 dollars, Mason at 200 Highland with 70 dollars, Gallager at SO Chadwick, Lehier at 1210 Yandes, and French at 218 FE North. Additional entries reference Benedict at College and Swain at 1723 Fletcher with various estimates.
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H. (. Becker
Houston
C. Lehier
Yandes
Ds M. Mason
Highland
Stan
Peter Gallager
Chadwick
M. French
North
J. i. Benedict
College
J. R. Swain
Fletcher
Real Estate Transfers Listed for Numerous Parcels
A long list records transfers including Helen R. Edson to Asa B. Wilson for two lots in Caven et al’s East Woodlawn addition, and many others such as Jon H. Vajen to Anton J. Vogt for lot 265 in Vajen’s South Brookside, Albert E. Uhl to Everett Z. Albaugh for Forest park addition parcels, and Francis M. Wilkinson to Edwards WD. Evans for Meridian place addition lots. Amounts range from 1 to 3,600 dollars, with descriptions noting vacant or improved status and street locations across multiple townships and additions.
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Helen R. Edson
Asa B. Wilson
Caven
Everett Z. Albaugh
Forest Park
Newton Avenue
Grace Street
Emily Coffay
Clarence B. Faulkner
Park Heights
Indianapolis Avenue
Thirtieth Street
Francis M. Wilkinson
Edwards WD. Evans
Meridian Place
Fortysixth
Meridian Streets
Edson T. Wood
Isabella L. Roberts
Oakland Park
Parker Avenue
Tenth Street
Lasalle Street
St. Clair
Tillie G. Frederick
William J. Yule
Fletcher
Brookside
Tuxedo St
Nowland Ave
William
Dow
Jesse Ebanagh
Tuxedo Park
Euclid Ave
New York St
Wm. Bohdenberg
James F. Foley
Ferguson's Hill Place
Bates Street
McKim Ave
John W. G. Collins
Thomas W. Hale
Topp
Garden Place
Capitol Ave
Thirty-second St
Dora Nieminn
Henrys C. Hartman
Center Township
Josephine Shimer
Minnie Wardstetter
Pike Township
Nelson C. Bust
Edward H. Koebl
Une
Wayne Township
New Crown Cemetery Company
Moses QC
Banyona
New Crowd Cetuete C
Schmngler A. Haas Et al
Fidelity Rust Company
Center
United States
Joel A. Rouse
West Ty
Warren Township
Geo. Bell
Wiayne Township
Tecech Dzrave Tmiprovemenat Company
Gustave E. Helmer
Beech Grove
TL. Williamson
Harry FE
Real estate transfers listed in Beystone park and Lincoln park areas
A series of property transfers are recorded from Beystone park addition to Lincoln park addition. Buyers include Onas W. Brooks George M Overhiser Bertha J Johnson and Jesse Lepler with transactions ranging from 500 to 5 000 dollars. Parcels include lots on Congress Avenue Milburn Street and Pennsylvannia and twenty third streets. Total consideration shown is 37248 dollars.
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Ingale
Beystone Park
Congress Avenue
Clifton Street
Alexander Chambers
Onas W. Brooks
Carter
Woxden
Central Avenue
Alfarata Bailey
George M. Overhiser
Schout
Indiana Avenue
Milburn Street
Seventeenth Street
Rose Freaney
Lewis C. Walker
Et Ax
Square St
Lincoln Park
Pennsylvania
Twenty-Third
Charles M. Cooper
Zimri B. Hunt
Cooper
Pleasant Park
Paul Street
Washington Street
Garfield Avenue
Indiana filings show new firms and capital shifts
The secretary of state recorded articles of incorporation on Wednesday for William Caldwell Gars Real Estate and Loan, capital 23000, directors Caldwell McGill Weizley. Pp B Arnold Co Fort Wayne Mercantile, capital 1000000, directors Arnold Arnold Arnoud. Hendricks Township Horse Thief Detective Assoc Franklin directors Clendenning Sandefur Parker. Oak Hill Coal and Mining Clinton increases capital stock from 150000 to 600000.
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William ©. Caldwell
Gars
William C. Caldwell
David B. McGill
Fillmore Weizley
Pp. B. Arnold Company
Ft. Wayre
Mercantiie
Preston B. Arnold
John E. Arnold
Lulu P. Arnoud
Hendricks Township
Horse Thief Detective Association
Franklin
Sane Fourth Cuts NY Fire Losses
New York report shows Fourth of July fire damage totalled 3726 dollars this year, versus 8000 previously, with 24 fires in Greater New York compared to 17 last year. Fire marshal notes fireworks caused the losses and urges fire safety measures to protect property owners.
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New York
Card Will Filed After Fatal Freight Train Injury
Pittsburg July 13 A card torn from a freight car filed in probate court as the will of Robert J. McElroy after a fatal train injury. The document left an estate valued at 5200 dollars and bears the line Mary all that is mine is thine. McElroy signed the letter B before dying but could not finish. another brakeman completed the signature.
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Pittsburg
Robert J. McElroy
Mary
McElroy
Traimman
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