Markets and Finance Live Stock at Indianapolis
Receipts today 6000 hogs 1000 cattle 700 sheep with hogs and cattle weaker year over year and sheep firm. Hogs sold 8.65 to 9.00 with light weights leading gains while overall trade quieted before close. Cattle receipts small, demand not strong, prices 10?2 lower than last week and calves bulls steady. Sheep and lambs large. mixed lots harder to price though well shaped stock held steady. spring lambs 4.50 to 6.75 yearlings up to 5 and sheep 1.50 to 3.75.
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Indianapolis
Pittsburg
East Ruvealo
N.Y
Ecall
Union Stock Yards
Ser Eenetae
Carle
Besse Re Reeves
Renee Rene Mane
Livestock Market Reports From Pittsburg and East Ruvealo
Pittsburg pa cattle prices and hogs show steady to weak trends with prime and common grades listed. East Ruvealo New York and Union Stock Yards with cattle hogs and sheep receipts and prices noted. Grain commentary from Chicago highlights rain, heat, and mixed wheat and corn activity with provisions strong on hog market.
Incorporations Filed for A Guenther Remedy Company
Articles of incorporation were filed with the secretary of state on Tuesday for the A Guenther Remedy Company located in Brookville with capital stock listed at 5000 dollars. Directors named include Frank J. Baker John A. Fries and P Guenther.
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A. Guenther Remedy Company
Brookville
Frank J. Baker
John .A. Fries
P. Guenther
Sinnufacturing
Aintiy ogpmPhales
Anies
Ming. Hk
Wheat and grain market carload update with varied quality
Grain inspections show mixed wheat bids with No 2 red at $1.02 and No 4 red at 96 cents. Wheat demand steady but other grains quiet. Totals: 71 wheat cars, 107 corn cars, 9 white hay cars, 7 timothy cars.
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Sample
Hay
Timothy
Toledo Market Report July 26 Grain and Seed Prices
Wheat prices for cash July and September at 1.06 dollars, December 1.0814, Mas 82.1144. Corn cash and July 66 34, September 67 3/4, December 66 1/2. Oats cash and July 3 1/4, September 39 5/8, December 40 1/2, May 34 1/4. Rye No 1 15 cents No 2 8 1/4. Alsike prime August 5.00. Timothy prime August September 2.70. Clover seed cash 8.00 October December and March 8.13.
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Toledo
Timothy
Clover
New York
Drouth
Commission Bouses
Shorts
Ise
Wheat and corn prices posted from Buffalo market
Spring wheat 1.29. Winter wheat No 2 red 1.12 No 2 white 1.11. Corn No 2 yellow Tie 1. Titec No 3 yellow Tie 0.69. Cornm nts No 2 white 0.48 No 3 white 0.4644 No 4 white 0.04. Rye No 2 0.83 was asked.
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Buffalo
European Wheat Supply And US Crop Outlook For Red River Valley
European visible supply shows wheat at 63 430 000 bushels versus 64 436 000 last week and 52 600 000 last year. Minneapolis reports Cassellton N C wheat fair to good and 14 bushels per acre. Red River harvest expected this week. Northwest receipts total 512 cars, Winnipeg noted. Chicago 389 car wheat today 281 contract grade, year ago 943. Anadarko and Enid lines report corn at risk. rains needed to save quarter to half crop. hot winds persist with no rain in sight. Oklahoma drought impacts central and western counties.
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Minneapolis
Cassellton
N. C
Red River Valley
Howard
Finley Harrell & Co
Anadarko
Khai
North State Line
Enid
Meno
Witonga
Watonga
Lear
Lawton
Waurika
Central
Oklahoma
Markets in Indiana New York and Chicago Prices Reported
Markets show dairy and poultry items with varied prices. Elgin Wisconsin and New York listings include full cream cheese imported Swiss neuchatel eggs and poultry rates. Chicago notes butter eggs and cheese quotes with regional ranges and terms.
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Wisconsin
AGG Phil
Limburg
Neufchatel
WetGeese
Stock Market Slumps Open Amid Pessimism and Losing Turf
Sharp declines greeted the opening of the New York Stock Exchange with stocks trading below yesterday’s close. Major issues fell as brokers noted selling pressure tied to loan collateral and bears pressuring prices. In late trading the market turned panicky with interest fading and bonds weak amid drought linked concerns in cotton futures.
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New York
Stock Exchange
United States Steel
Southern Stairway
London
Consolidate Gas
Reading
Amalgamated Copper
Missouri Pacific
Aittle
St. Louis Southwestern
New York Consolidated Stock Exchange
Rock Island
Metals market eases with copper drop and tin rise
New York metal exchange shows a softer tone with copper down 14 cents in spot bids and a slight drop in lead. Tin improves with quotations around 11.50 to 12 for copper and 33.15 to 33.60 for tin, while spelter sits at 5.50 to 5.60.
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New York
Metal Exchange
New York Bar Silver Prices Ticker
New York bar silver at 53 and Mexican dollars at 44 cents listed for July 26 with commercial rates.
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New York
Financial notes show steady railroad earnings and stock selling
Brooklyn Rapids Transit expects 7 to 8 percent earnings for the year as total assets reach 11 125 000. Sethlehem Steel reports six month net earnings of 1 162 000 up 558 000. A French syndicate reportedly sold about 100 000 shares in railroads and Industrials, unverified. Wall Street call money sits around 2 percent, long loans scarce. The market trends down seven months, with potential short-cover rallies of 3 to 5 points.
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Brooklyn Rapids
Sethlehem Steel Company
New York
Wall Street
Commission
Riots Drags On as Women and Aliens Clash
A volatile Saturday night reported with women in mobs and altered behavior by aliens causing disturbed sleep and risk of further trouble. General May leave. Gen. McKee may stay over Tuesday night but could depart by 5 PM. If Tuesday night passes without incidents, rioting is expected to end.
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McKee
South Bend Chamber Condemns Riot Reports From Chicago Papers
The South Bend Chamber of Commerce met at noon Tuesday to condemn exaggerated riot coverage by Chicago newspapers. Resolutions denounced the three Chicago correspondents on the ground and protested claims of large crowds and shootings reported in morning editions.
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South Bend
Ind
Riots calm after large crowds and property damage in South Bend
Over two days crowds swelled to 1800 by Oliver station Monday. Damage from rioters ranges 3000 to 10000 dollars with three cars burned and seven damaged. Six arrested amid disturbance. police moved seven men to custody including a brakeman for showing a weapon. Officials decry sensational Chicago reports as exaggeration and say authorities remain capable.
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Oliver Station
Freel
Lafayette Hotel
Chicago
William Happ
Chamber of Commerce
Spikes Used to Wreck Trains At South Bend
Police thwarted two ambushes against passenger trains near Olivers, Indiana, using spikes in interlocking switches. The Lehigh Valley Express No 38 and the Limited Express No 1 were delayed three hours. Mayor Goetz pressed for fully manned crews after shortages left No 18 held overnight for brake man absence.
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South Bend
Ind
Olivers
Goetz
Railroad Commission
Port Huron
Daivers
Grand Trunk
Militia Called Into Columbus Amid Streetcar Riots
The Ohio militia is due within 24 hours to quell demonstrations by streetcar strike sympathizers after mob violence. About half the regular service operated Tuesday as attackers struck on multiple lines. stones were thrown and rails greased. Nine injured last night, with one, Louie Hauch, not expected to recover.
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Columbus
Childred
Louté Hauch
Trainmen Leaders to Confer on Grand Trunk Strike Extension
Toronto July 25. W G Lee of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and A B Garretson of the Border of Railway Conductors plan talks with Vice Presidents Berry and Murdock to decide further actions to disrupt the Grand Trunk. They may discuss union refusals to handle freight by nonunion Grand Trunk workers and reject arbitration unless specific names are added.
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Toronto
Ont
W. G. Lee
Brotherhood of Railroad
A. B. Garretson
Berry and
Murdock
Grand Trunk
H. Morrisey
E. &. Clark
Garfield Forces Ahead in Governor Campaign
The article notes Garfield leading in the race for governor as the Taft administration backing becomes likely. Temporary Chairman Nicholas Longworth to deliver the keynote at the Ohio party convention Tuesday afternoon. Delegates await national figures among the dark horses.
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Taft
Nicholas Longworth
Ohio
Ohio Republicans In Turmoil Over Taft Roosevelt Rift
Ohio Republican leaders in a heated preconvention fight align with Garfield Longworth or Brown as Taft supporters clash with Cox and Taft loyalists. The intra party struggle centers on Garfield's nomination and the administration plank backing Taft policies amid strong Cox influence in Cincinnati.
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James R. Garfield
Taft
Thoosevelt
Garfield
Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati
Burton
Interior
Longworth
Congress
Boss Cox
Washington
George B. Cox
Neil House
Brown
City births and a death listed in local statistics
Births recorded for Orville and Maud Bargin a boy. Max and Meddie Fort a girl. Edward and Effie O Donnell. Charles Harry and Anne St John. Lawrence and Mabel Cummings. Charles and Audrie Gardner. Allen and Lottie Andrews. Owen and Jessie Manion. George and Gertrude Miller. Benjamin and Laura Miller. Herman and Gertrude Ludeman. Martin and Mary Feeney. William and Clardella Tudor with various addresses. Death notes Wilhelmina Zietluw age 70 at 174 McKim avenue due to apoplexy.
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Orville
Maud Bargin
S. West Street
Max and
Meddie Fort
E. Twentieth Street
Edward
Effie O'Donnell
Charles Street
Harry and
Anne St. John
Ive
Lawrence
Mabel Cummings
Neridian Street
Ber
Charles and
Audrie Gardner
Bellefontaine Street
Allen and
Lottie Andrews
New Jersey
Owen
Jessie Manion
Missouri Street
George and
Gertrude Miller
Hort Avenue
Bor
Benjamin and
Laura Miller
Lexington Avenue
Herman
Gertrude Ludeman
S. Missouri Street
Martin and
Mary Feeney
N. Holmes Avenue
William and Clardella Tudor
College Avenue
Multiple Child and Adult Illnesses Listed in City Records
A city register lists numerous individuals with conditions ranging from measles to tubercular meningitis. Names include Bertha Freeburn and William Elder, with ages from 2 months to 91 and addresses at city streets and hospitals. Several cases mention hospital care and causes such as gastroenteritis and poisoning.
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Bertha A. Freeburn
Washington Street
Aaron Willard
East Street
Charles Austin Patton
Roy Fred Rebhel
E. North Street
Alford Franklin Malott
Thirtieth Street
Clara L. Wambaugh
Trene Junga
Walnut Street
John Sibarcik
Concord Street
Carey McPherson
Methodist Hospital
Erie
Kenwood Avenue
William James Elder
Park Avenue
Bridget Dee
W. Pearl Street
Charles Edward Draper
S. Senate Avenue
William Golden
City Hospital
Marriage Licenses Listed For Park County Pairings
Osear Hunt wed Ndith Guerin. Grover Hurst with Nora Donovan. G George Rush and Marie Gross. Charles Briggs to Anna Crenshaw. A E B Quakenbush joined Bertha Griffin. Jessee Mikey with Edna Griffin. Charles Johnson married Tda Carter. William Polter and Matilda Smith. Frederick Steinhilper weds Clara ONeil.
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Osear Hunt
Ndith Guerin
Grover Hurst
Nora Donovan
George Rush
Marie Gross
Charles Briggs
Anna Crenshaw
A. EB. Quakenbush
Bertha Griffin
Jessee Mikey
Edna Griffin
Charles Johnson
Tda Carter
William Polter
Matilda Smith
Frederick Steinhilper
Clara O.neil
Repairs and Houses Noted in Local Listings
A fragment lists individuals and addresses with amounts for repairs and house work. Entries include First Baptist church repairs at Meridian and Vermont for 400 dollars and several private repairs at locations such as 2011 Ashland Ave and 10026 N Pennsylvan ia, with sums ranging from 25 to 2400 dollars.
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Satire Gluzen
Lodine
First Baptist Church
Meridian
Vermont
H. J. Luniey
Ashland Avenue
Mary Erbert
Pennsylvania
Asa A. Kregle
W. Nineteenth
Sp’ Marks
Emerson
Mary Poe
Alabama
In Flowers
Louse
Oxford
Fore
Real Estate Transfers Record From Meridian Place Area
Real estate transfers include Fred J. Gardner to George M. Cobb on lot 25 at Meridian Place with 454 by 150 feet on the southwest corner of McLean Place and Meridian Street for 10000 dollars. Englewood Christian Church sells lot 17 in Christian's East Washington Street addition 45 by 35 feet south side Movare Avenue east of Rural Street. Melvina Anderson et al to Elizabeth Johnson lot 1 Osgood's Third Central Avenue addition 40 by 131 feet west side of New Jersey Street north of Thirtieth Street for 4000 dollars. Charles D. Marley to Elisha L. Strong lot 13 Holbrook's subdivision Dunlap's addition 35 by 180 feet east side State Avenue north of Prospect Street for 34000 dollars. Nellie M. Owens to Florence M. White man lot 155 Bradley et al East Washington Street addition 75 by 15 feet east side Bradley Street south of New York Street for 1 dollar. Eliza Lathrop to Daniel W. Howe lot ...
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Fred J. Gardner
George M. Cobb
Meridian Place
McLean Place
Meridian Street
Englewood Christian Church
Perry K. Huey
Christian
Washington Street
Movare Avenue
Melvina Anderson Et al
Elizabeth Johnson
Osgood’s
Eural Avenue
Property Transfers and Lot Sales in Wayne County Listings
Transfers record detailed property moves including Thomas V Alsop to Claude E Willson et al selling parts of section 33 township 15 range 2 Wayne. Hernan Alberring to Henry Doepking et al lots 6 and 7 block 9 Hubbard sub southeast addition. unions of vacant parcels on Carrollton Ave and Linden St. several parcels described with sizes and prices such as 37 Duncan addition 4944x195 feet. Mary M Sheffield to Richard A Poole lot 20 Brown's W Michigan Street addition. Mirza T Edwards to Helen Fassold lot Northwestern Park addition. Geo Fassutti, Homer Cavin et al East Woodlane, etc. Total transfers listed amount to $60,957.
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Duncan
Fourtentelaware
Thomaas V. Alsop
Claude E. Willson
Wayne
Hernan Alberring
Henry Doepking
Hubbard Et al
Linden Street
Orange Street
Ee Union Trust Company
Truster
O'Connell
Northcroft
Caréroliton
Forty-eighth* Street
Mary M. Sheffield
Richard A. Poole
Brown
Michigan Street
Goodlet Avenue
Vermont Street
Ee Mirza T. Edwards
Helen Fassold
Northwestern Park Addition
Twenty-eighth Street
Ethel Street
Geo. L. Fassutti
Margaret A. Rockwood
Homer Company
Cavin Et al
Woodlane
English Avenue
State Avenue
Morris Action
Alabama Street
Twelfth Street
Greenleaf
Station Street
Thirtieth Street
Elmer E. Galbreath
Geo. R. Scruggs
Lucius C. Hamilton
Citizens’ National Bank
Twentieth Street
Central Avenue
Chas. P. Koehler
Chas
Francis H. Johnson
Franklin P. Johnson
Washington Township
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