Daily Market Reports Indianapolis Hog and Cattle Prices
Receipts for the day totaled 6500 hogs, 1800 cattle, and 750 sheep, marking declines from last week and year. Hog supply was light with the market opening slow then fairly active. light hogs held steady while others rose 5 to 10 cents. About 1300 cattle and calves were on offer with strong to higher prices for good stock, while feeder cattle, bulls, and calves trended down. Sheep and lambs saw a large run and dull demand with prices down 25 to 50 cents. cull lambs and yearlings sold in the 3.50 to 6.25 and 4.00 to 5.00 ranges respectively, with some below 3.50 for culls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eanee
Pittsburg
Arket Ateady
Daeye
Western
East Buffalo
Wis
Celpts
Grain Market Shifts as Wheat Leads Rally
The wheat market opened with excitement and bullish Northwest signals, driving a hectic pit and 3 cent gains per bushel. Commission houses absorbed much grain while outside buyers entered, though some profit-taking and scattered selling tempered gains. corn oats and provisions moved modestly as traders anticipated new buying.
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Northwest
Wall Street Opener Shows Mixed Gains In Rail and Industrial Stocks
On July 15 in New York, brisk demand on the stock exchange lifted standard railroad and industrial shares with leaders gaining near a point. Amalgamated Copper drew heavy buying due to high short interest, opening 58 1 2 to 50 1 2, about a point above Thursday’s close. Reading, St Paul and Smelters were firmer, but later professional trading turned bearish as wheat gains influenced selling, prices easing about a point from highs before recovering with buys from Taylor, Livingston & Co. Government bonds remained unchanged as the market steadied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Standard Railroad
Wall Street
Amalgamated Copper
Amalgamated
Reading
St. Paul
Taylor, Livingston
Pittsburg and regional cattle Hog sheep market notes
July 15 market report records steady to strong cattle and hog prices across regions. Pittsburg and Union Stock Yards note varied ranges for steers cows calves and veal as well as large hog receipts and active trading. East Buffalo and Cincinnati show similar price spreads and receipts in cattle hogs and sheep with regional fluctuations.
Indianapolis Grain Market Report
INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN bulletin shows Wheat on track with prices for No 2 red at 1.05 extra red 1.02 and July and August at 1.05. Wagon Wheat No 2 red 98c sample 9Ec. Corn oats hay quiet with inspections listing car counts across wheat corn oats hay categories. Total cars 35 with various No 2 to No 4 white yellow and mixed classifications and small totals for out and data categories.
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Hauy
Sample
Hay
Timothy
Chicago Cash Grain Prices Report
Wheat values show No 2 red at 1.08 to 1.11 dollars, No 3 red around 1.07 to 1.09, winter types near 1.08 to 1.11, with hard winter at 1.67 to 1.09. Northern and spring grades listed with ranges. corn bids include No 2 white 62 and No 2 yellow around 62. oats show No 2 white about 41 to 44 cents, No 3 near 43 to 44 cents, No 4 white around 42 cents.
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Chicago
Ees Iy
Grain Prices and Futures From Toledo Trade Notes
Toledo reports: Wheat futures steady with July at 1.08 1/4, September 1.08 1/2, December 1.105, May 1.13. Corn cash 63.49 cents, July 63, September 62 1/2, December 58 3/4, July 60. Rye No 2 80 cents. Cloverseed cash 7.15, October 7.00, December and March 7.4714. Alsike prime 7.40. Timothy prime 2.60, August 2.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Buffalo grain prices July 15 1900s
Buffalo market summary lists spring wheat No 1 north at 1.3214 dollars per bushel, winter wheat No 2 red at 1.10, No 1 white at 1.00, corn No 2 yellow at 68 1/4 cents, No 3 yellow at 68 1/4, No 2 mixed at 67 1/2 cents. Oats No 2 white 47 1/4 cents, No 3 white 46 cents, No 4 white 50 cents. Barley 70 71 cents. Rye No 1 83 cents, No 2 82 1/2 cents.
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Buffalo
C. Burley
Wheat and crop notes from North America to Argentina
Trade wires report mixed crop conditions across regions with light yields in parts of Canada and Saskatchewan, dry ground improving in some areas, and continued rainfall delaying threshing. Kansas wheat and corn futures rise modestly while North Dakota warns of grasshopper damage and Winnipeg sees high prices. Buenos Aires and Northwest figures show strong shipments and weather impacts on global grain outlook.
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Kinyon
Finley Barrell & Co
Wainwright
Canada
Saskatoon
Dunn
Scott
Tako
Odessa
Russia
Financial Notes on Wall Street and Bank Conditions
Trading on Wall Street was mainly professional with commission houses nearly at a standstill. Some brokers with large accounts placed buy orders under the market while interior banks were not deemed broadly unsound. Reports note renewed activity by large interests behind the market and calls for vigilance amid speculation.
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New York
Wall Street
Mayor of City Goes Behind Jail Bars
Lawrence, Mangs. July 1. Mayor William P. White, jailed after a conspiracy to bribe conviction, receives a three year term and $31,000 fine. He claims to remain mayor from cell 13, with the law barring him from office upon bribery conviction. Secretary Ripon briefly led city affairs before President Jordan of the board of aldermen took over as acting mayor.
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Lawrence
Mangs
William P. White
White
Massachusetts
Mayor White
Ripon
Jordan
Board of Aldermen
Hogan-Curse firm grows to $50,000 capital
Articles of Incorporation filed in Indianapolis. Hogan-Carse Construction property sold to Hogan-Carse omnibus and transfer business. New company to cart, haul, and dray with $50,000 capital. Directors: Y. M. Carse, Carlin H. Shank, John W. Hogan, Edward Payne, Oscar Lee. Sale valued at 20000 in stock.
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Hogan-Curse Company
Indianapolis
Hogan-Carse Construction Company
Hogan-Carse
Y. M. Carse
Carlin H. Shank
John W
Markets Signal Dairy Prices From Indianapolis to Butte
Market notes list imported Swiss and domestic cheeses with varied prices. References to Elgin prints, Neufchatel, State tubs, and large box items appear alongside entries for eggs, cream, and poultry. Wisconsin and Philadelphia products are noted with several price points and descriptors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Buttehaas
Limburg
Neufchatel
Wisconsin
Market Report: Pork Lard Coffee and Poultry Prices Listed
New York reports mixed commodity prices with pork at 25.50 to 26.00, lard steady, sugar and raw centr to 4.30, refined firm. Butter quiet with creamery extras around 20c, eggs firm with nearby white fancy at 27 to 30c, poultry prices for turkeys, fowls, and ducks listed, and cheese and milk values noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Middle West
Geese, LLC
Chicago market prices for dairy eggs poultry highlighted
Chicago reports butter extras 28 firsts 25¢ dairy extras 26c firsts 24c. Eggs prime firsts 11c firsts 15¢c. Cheese Twins 15 154c young Americas 152 16c. Live poultry lows 15c ducks 18c geese 8 10c.
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Chicago
Cotton option soars on July market activity
New York trading on the cotton exchange saw shorts in the July option buy heavily in early trade, lifting the option price to 16.10 a pound, its highest in months. Spot cotton rose 40 points to 18.40, but there were no sales.
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New York
Cotton Exchange
Shorts
Metal Market Firms With Modest Copper Gains
New York July 15 metal markets show firmness with copper up over 4 percent. Lead advances 18 points and spelter up 10. tin posts a small gain. Copper quotations listed for spot and delivery months, with shifts across July August and September contracts. Money on call at 2 percent with time money unchanged. rates for bankers’ bills and mercantile paper noted.
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New York
Metal Exchange
Sterting Exchange
Prime Mercantile
New York Bar Silver Trade Report
New York July 15 reports commercial bar Silver 54 4 4c advance of Mexican dollars d4c The brief market note records silver trade movement in the New York market with a small advance in value against Mexican dollars.
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New York
Cotton Leaders Bullish on Old Crop Demand
F R Babcock reports Seales says cotton leaders remain confident in maintaining old crop positions through July and August. They avoid new crop months to protect old crop gains, remain bullish, warn that dry hot weather could hurt the crop, and consider a scale down buy for new crop to attract customers. Also notes a remnant sale at 8 J Singer & Sons in Indianapolis.
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F. R. Babcock
Finley Barrell
Seales
Wim
City Births Report From Local Listings
Patrick J and Mary Spellman 534 W Maryland St report a girl. Edwin and Mary Winter 248 N Delaware St report a girl. Marcellus and Margaret Teeters Js Sheldon St report a girl. Thomas and Leona Hennessy 614 E Eleventh St report a girl. Tilden and Maude Bayne 1309 W Roache St report a boy. Herman and Lotta Barnes 507 Birch Ave report a girl. Peter and Emma Warren 610 Dorman St report a boy. Fritz God Theresa Krull at Methodist hospital reports a girl. Earl and Hattie Conger 1398 S West report a girl. Joseph Tarrants 520 W Sixteenth St with Maude Tarrants report a girl.
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Patrick J. and
Mary Spellman
Maryland Street
Edwin and
Mary’ Winter
Delaware Street
Marcellus and
Margaret Teeters
Sheldon Street
Thomas and
Leona Hennessy
E. Eleventh Street
Tilden and Maude Bayne
W. Roache Street
Herman and Lotta Barnes
Birch Avenue
Peter and Emma Warren
Dorman Street
Fritz God Theresa Krull
Methodist Hospital
Earl and Hattie Conger
S. West Street
Joseph and Maude Tarrants
W. Sisteenth Street
List of patients with tuberculosis and other illnesses
A compiled roster lists individuals with serious health conditions and locations. Christiin Otto Shileth aged 54 at Woodlawn avenue has pulmonary tuberculosis, Ruth E Mahaffy aged 3 at Euclid avenue has gastro enteritis, Alice M Bruce aged 39 at Dorman street has gastro cancer, Charles M Lowry aged 52 at Edison avenue has pulmonary tuberculosis, Bertha Crawford aged 33 at Central Insane hospital has acute nephritis, William C Leach aged 35 at Exeter and North streets has pulmonary tuberculosis, Benjamin Black aged 9 months at Guffin street has cerebrospinal meningitis, Albert Ruffo aged 32 at Central Insane hospital has pulmonary tuberculosis, Nicholas Mihein aged 1 month at W Pearl street has broncho pneumonia, Albert Weber aged 57 at Dearborn street has cancer of stomach, Henry Coleman aged 38 at City hospital has abscess of neck and breast, Delia Cronnell aged 55 at Bright street has cancer of breast stomach and bowels, Fannie Fisher aged 46 at Shiel apartments has mitral insufficiency.
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Christiin Otto Shileth
Woodlawn
Ruth E. Mahaffy
Euclid Avenue
Alice M. Bruce
Dorman Street
Charles M. Lowry
Edison Avenue
Bertha Crawford
Central Insane Hospital
Wiliam C.leach
Exeter
North Streets
Benjamin Black
Guffin
Albert Ruffo
Nicholas Mihein
W. Pearl Street
Albert Weber
Dearborn Street
Henry Coleman
City Hospital
Delia Cronnell
Bright Street
Fannie, Fisher
Shiel
Notable Pairs in a Local Ceremony
The record lists pairs including Peter LeWald with Margaret Gabriel and Willie Emerson with Eunice Duff among several other couples such as Roland Millen with Erna B Elhouse Edgar Ballims with Alice Cornell John Jones with Anna Wilson Charles Barrett with May Fauntz Oliver Hinton with Dixie Tanner Harry Trester with Marie Arthur Alfred Stowe with Auguste Pheel Nathan Harold Oglesbee with aAzlma Billheimer.
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Peter LeWald
Margaret Gabriel
Willie Emerson
Eunice Duff
Roland Millen
Erna B. Elhouse
Edgar Ballims
Alice Cornell
John Jones
Anna Wilson
Charles Barrett
May Fauntz
Oliver Hinton
Dixie Tanner
Harry Trester
Marie Arthur
Alfred Stowe
Auguste Pheel
Nathan Harold Oglesbee
aAzelma Billheimer
Local Property Repair and Construction Bills
S I James house Parker 1800 I T Keating repairs Tibbs W Washington 200 B Vantres house Fortieth Cornelius 0 T A McClintock repairs Senate 50 Elmore Bros house Thirtyfifth Clifton 2000 gin A Hull addition 1221 W Thirtieth John Roth addition Sheffield 100.
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S. I. James
Parker
I. T. Keating
Tibbs
Real Estate Transfers Highlight Numerous City Lots
Harriet L. King sells lot 12 block 2 Pletcher's Northeast to CC King for 2100. Wm T Elder transfers lot 107 Edgewood to Lucy E Riesenberg for 2000. Security Trust trustee sells Shover's lots 20S 109 110 vacant on Graceland Ave for 1406. Ivan J Clark transfers lot 25 Owens Park Grove to Henry Snyder for blank. Samuel Fergus sells north 14 lot 15 Arlington Heights vacant near Layman Ave and 20th St for 400. Several other transfers include Stone to Indiana Union Traction for 1750 and Parsons to Small for 34000, with numerous vacant and improved lots across Perry, Union, and Washington Heights.
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Harriet L. King
CC. B. King
Pletcher
Alvord Street
Seventeenth Street
Wm. T. Elder
Lucy E. Riesenberg
Edgewood
Laurel Street
Edgewood Avenue
Security Trust Company
Chas.e Dodson
Shover’s
Graceland Avenue
Fortieth Street
Ivan J. Clark
Henry J. Snyder
Owens’ Park Grove
Twenty-fourth Street
Sugar Grove Avenue
Samuel R. Fergus
Gertrude Ewbank
Arlington Heights
Carpen
Gerbert Small
Holloway
West Side
Richland St
New York St
Smith A. Parsons
Same
Union Trust Co
Jacob F. Moyer
Ardmore
Buckle St
Thirty-eighth St
Charles J. Oval
East Side
College Ave
Ell Gelman
Fanny G. Davidson
Property transfers and lots listed in Fletcher sub and adjacent additions
A sequence of real estate transfers lists Julius Rothurt to Matilda Schmid and Nathan Wheeler to Clarance Morse among many parcels. Transactions include improved and vacant lots on Fletcher Ave Pine Street Michigan Street Middle Drive Capitol Ave and other streets in Woodruff Place University Place and surrounding additions with prices from $1 to $6,000 and lots ranging from 40x125 to 150x220 feet.
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Fletcher Et al
Fletcher Ave
Pine St
Julius Rothurt
Matilda Schmid
Woodruff Place
Michigan St
Middle Drive
Nathan C. Wheeler
Clarance T. Morse
Wheeler
Ulmnois Hights
Illinois St
Senate Ave
Forty-eighth St
Julius Kothart
Fletcher
West Side
Capitol Ave
Pratt St
Guy H. Elmore
Frank E. Hammer
Lincoln Park
East Aide Pennsylvania
Emma J. L. Dyer
F. S. Menasco Et Ax
Morrison’s
Twenty-first St
Wiliam A. Dedee
Marion Trust Co
Monticello
Carvel
Forty-eighth Sts
State Plaza Co
Cyustin A. Morgan
Parkside
Southeastern Ave
State Ave
Christian J. Seele
Julius J. Seele
Meyers
St. Paul St
Prospect At
Laura I. Gorsuch
Mary F. Hagerhorst
Washington Heights
College Avenue
Forty-second Street
George W. McDowell
Jeanette H. Hadley
Culver Et al
Mary al. Mauk
Charles M. Crosa
Myers University Place
Real estate transfers and parcels in Irvington area
A list of property conveyances including transfers by sheriff, lot 36 in Osgood addition, and multiple blocks along Broadway Central and Lexington avenues. Records show prices from 300 to 7,000 dollars, with parcels ranging from vacant to improved and specifying precise lot, street, and subdivision details.
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Burgess Avenue
Butler Avenue
John Smith
George B. Vansickle
Robinson
Lawrence
Mary F. Hagerhorst
Laura I. Gorsuch
Osgood
Washington Boulevard
Thirty-third Street
Central Avenue
Margaret G. Bell
William R. Taylor
Edward
Johnsys
Broadway
Seventeenth Street
Florence M. Phillips
William J. Wood
I. Fletcher
Martindale Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Joseph T. Baker
Sheriff
S. B. Rhodes
Krewnan Et al
Irvington
University Avenue
Carter Street
Herman C. Tuttle
William M. Shaw
Star Addition
Lexington Avenue
Dayton Avenue
Arthur V. Brown
William T. Sortwell
East Meridian Heights
Fortyninth Street
Marcus G. Adkins
Mattie P. Wright
Hatherleigh
Park Avenue
Forty-second Street
Anna Baxter
Suit to order guaranteed or money back
Remnant sale begins Saturday at Inger and Sons 43 West Washington Street offering a large selection of suits with a guaranteed fit or money back policy. The ad promotes custom orders with a money back guarantee and highlights a ten dollar sixty cent price point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Singer & Sons
Washington St
Remnant Gale
Big
Inger & Sons
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