Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices Fall at Indianapolis Market
Receipts for the day show 4500 hogs 2500 cattle and calves and 2400 sheep with declines from a week ago and a year ago. Hogs opened higher aided by outside orders but closed 6c lower. most hogs sold 5.65 to 9.10 with light hogs at 9.15 to 9.25. Cattle and calves 1100 on sale with dull demand and prices generally lower though calves firm to 2e higher. Sheep nearly 1000 head on rough billing with lambs 25e lower. price range from Be to just over 6.50 for rams and yearlings down slightly.
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Pittsburg and Union Stockyards Cattle and Hogs Report
Market updates from Pittsburg and Union Stockyards detail cattle and hog receipts and prices across grades. Prices span fat cattle from common to prime, calves, veal, and lambs with ranged bids, while hogs show active trading with primes around 8.9 and select heavy at 8.0 to 9.0. Reports cover multiple yards and dates with cattle, sheep, and lamb offerings.
Exemplary Boy Leads Dual Life
A reported exemplary youth in Rock Ford displayed a dual life as he allegedly aided a wealthy widow. Police Chief Bargren notes the boy helped with work and undertakings while leading a hidden, unlawful side, an incident prompting scrutiny of his character.
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George Kg
Bargren
Grain Chicago Wheat Slumps on Bearish Trading Mixed by Noon
Wheat futures drifted lower amid selling led by Bartlett Frazier as foreign markets weakened and receipts rose in the north. By noon a short covering rally trimmed part of losses as corn and oats followed the broad selling trend amid hot weather and ample supplies.
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Bartlett Frazier
Liverpool
Continental
Minneapolis
Werther
Iowa
Mlinois
Oklahoma
Kansas
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Grain Market Prices and Inspections Report
The report lists wheat corn oats and hay price movements on track with noted strength for wheat and hay. It details bid levels for No 2 red and white corn varieties, timothy hay prices, and inspection totals by grain type and car counts.
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Timothy
Sample
Hay
Prairie
Wheat and corn bid prices from Buffalo Neb market
The market brief lists No. 1 northern spring wheat at 1.12 dollars per bushel, No. 2 white wheat at 1.11, corn yellow No. 2 at 68 cents, No. 3 68 cents, oats No. 2 white at 47 cents, No. 3 white 45 cents, No. 4 white 44 cents, barley at 31? cents, and new eye wheat at 3 cents per unit.
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Northwest spring wheat crop totals eyed by The Commercial West
The Commercial West of Minneapolis estimates Northwest spring wheat crop in three states at 135 million bushels: Minnesota 70 million, North Dakota 35 million, South Dakota 30 million. Reports note favorable weather in France and Argentina for sowing wheat and heavy corn offerings with shipments forecasted. Northwest receipts show wheat at 301 cars, up from 177 last year. flour output rose by 9,680 brigs to 292,000.
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France
Minneapolis
Northwest
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Markets Overhaul: Butter Eggs Cheese and Pork Prices
News from Indianapolis and New York markets shows butter at 28 to 30 cents, cheese and creamery products steady, eggs dull with white fancy at 27 to 23 cents, pork mess at 25.50 to 20.00, lard up to 11.90 to 17.00, and coffee options advancing 5 to 10 points. Poultry prices are firm with turkeys 16 to 20 cents, chickens 16 to 24 cents, ducks 18 to 19 cents, and fowls around 17 to 18 cents.
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Indianapolis
Limberg
Neufchatel
Ifc
Wisconsin
New York
Middle West
Rio
Butter Markets Report With Mixed Prices In Chicago
Chicago markets show butter items trading mixed with extras at 21c for firsts and 26c for extras. Cheese prices listed include 16% AOC and 15c for prime and tie.
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Rm Dairy
Wall Street Gains Push U S Steel Leads Early Trading
Financial report notes brisk buying in New York on Thursday with initial quotes in active issues up from Wednesday. United States Steel common opens at 67 663% and rises as markets react to favorable overnight London and U S news, with Union Pacific and Reading among prominent movers.
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Wall Street
United States Steel Common
Steel Common
Union Pacific
Reading
London
New York Bonds Overview and key recommodities
Bond listings show varied issue statuses including Reading 4s at 104, Reading 1st 4s at 102, Tex Pac bonds at 109, Erie Gens 76, Gen Elec 1234, and Iron Mt 107. Market mentions include Louisville, Kentucky and Westh’s Con 3s noted with prices and yields among multiple railroad and utility issues.
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New York Cotton Opens Higher on Bullish Market Signals
Texas saw no rain overnight while Georgia and Alabama reports are bullish, lifting cotton prices at the opening. July held steady before reaching gains, with late-month buying by foreign-connected houses and active profit-taking after prices moved down a few points.
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Texas
Journal of Commerce
Georgia
Alabama
New York Bar Silver Prices Brighten Markets
New York bar silver stands at 53 3/4 cents per ounce with Mexican dollars at 44 1/2 cents, as market activity shows firm tones for precious metals. Bids and transactions reflect ongoing demand in metropolitan trading rooms.
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New York
Metal Market Update Sparks Firm NY Close
New York metal market shows a firm close in July trade. Copper ranges 11.90 to 12.10 per unit while lead settles between 4.35 and 4.45, signaling steady demand and supply dynamics.
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Metal Market
New York
Spor Copper
Contractors Must Settle All Bills
Indianapolis contractors faced payments disputes over materials in city contracts. The board of public works will require a contractor affidavit confirming all bills are paid, replacing the prior only work completion affidavit. Some bidders allegedly cut prices by hiding material costs, causing widespread payment troubles with surety companies guiding disputes. The new affidavit aims to prevent such schemes and reduce board settlements.
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Indianapolis
Board of Public Works
Board of Works
Wall Street lifts weight as major rail stocks revealed
Financial notes report a market shift as Rock Island Lehigh Valley and Missouri Pacific are taken over by Wall Street capitalists. Amalgamated Copper shows strength on London buys amid a large short interest. Futures hinge on Union Pacific, with London close for bank holiday and signals of bold foreign buying influencing rates.
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J. F. Wild
Rock Island
Lehigh Valley
Missouri Pacific
Wall Street
Amalgamated Copper
London
Bears
Bargain Notice From A H Wells Manager Irvington
A. H. Wells, manager, advertises a bargain at Irvington location 747 New 12190K with emphasis on fresh stock and low prices for shoppers.
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Irvington
City Births and Deaths Reported with Varied Street Addresses
The city records show numerous births at homes and city locations, including girls born to the Boehm, Buchanan, Underwood, Snyder, Kiss, Marlow, Cubert, Ziegler, Cooper, Trees, Bennett, Jordan, Kirby, Hendricks, Wysong, Wiggam, Less, and other families. Health notes list tuberculosis, pertussis, gastroenteritis, gastritis, and consumption among residents, plus cases of marasmus and splenic leukemia. hospital and street addresses accompany several entries.
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Amelia Boehm
Drier Place
Cart
Agnes Reichwein
Pendergast Street
Hoy
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Westerman
Dearborn Street
Warren and
Mity Buchanan
Station Street
Roy and
Lili Underwood
Michael and
Agnes Snyder
N. Hohnes Avenue
Girth Frank
Teluga Targnak
Wattman Avenue
Harry and
Amel Kiss
Arsenal Avenue
Sini
Ernest and
Leta Marlow
Arbor Avenue
Jota
Ida Cubert
Deloss Street
Ion
Gene
Ednad Ziegler
Jones Street
Grand Cooper
Coffey Street
Oliner
Hannah Trees
E. Twenty-eighth Street
Bey
Abraham and
Mary Bennett
Jefferson Avenue
Ruth Jordan
S. Audubon Road
Norma Kirby
Olney Street
Clarence
Amy Hendricks
Church Street
Estella Wysong
City Hospital
Olfe and
Carrie Wiggam
Sheffield Avenue
Joy
John
Bessie Less
Lewning Avenue
Inez Argadine
Harlan Street
Ruth Davis
LeGrande Avenue
Isom Davidson
W. Court Street
H. Thompson Bowers
Methodist Hospital
Claude K. Kennedy
Burford Street
Indy Sngulowsky
W. Norwood Street
James Smith Black
N. Delaware Street
Ruth C. Jordan
Marasmus
Frank Bilif
Prospect Street
Notable Pairings Listed in Local Notices
A sequence of names appears in a public notice section including Albert Schofield with Anna Sellers Edwin Knox with Anna Rowe James Black with Ina Allen Edwin Reynolds with Anna Schaefer Archie Peterson with Candace Brown Otto Malcom with May Whitham G Harned Brown with Irma Caverns Thomas Frees with Carrie Hartman Wiliam Briggs with Nella Julian William Hibbs with Elinor Davis William Snyder with Maybelle Pettigrew Robert Etter with Marie Hoffmark.
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Albert Schofield
Anna Sellers
Edwin Knox
Anna Rowe
James Black
Ina Allen
Edwin Reynolds
Anna Schaefer
Archie Peterson
Candace Brown
Otto Malcom
May Whitham
G. Harned Brown
Irma Caverns
Thomas Frees
Carrie Hartman
Wiliam Briggs
Nella Julian
William Hibbs
Elinor Davis
William Snyder
Maybelle Pettigrew
Robert Etter
Marie Hoffmark
Local Property Improvements and Costs Listed
A series of modest construction and repair items are noted with owners and locations. Mayer reshingle at 1834-6 N Alabama for 180 dollars, Berry room at Tenth and Miley for 1200, Steward shed at 918 Park Avenue, Grossett & Gale building on 8 Pennsylvania Street for 25000, Dreier repairs at 544 Aach Avenue for 64, Delke dwelling at Webster and Shelby for 1200, Jensen porch at 1121-23 S Illinois for 850, Kramer Manufacturing at New Jersey for 500.
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S. E. Berry
Miley
M. Steward
Park Avenue
Grossett & Gale
Pennsylvania Street
HG. Dreler
Aoache Avenue
Chris Delke
Webster and Shelby
Anna Jensen
Porch
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Kramer Manufacturing Company
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Real estate transfers list multiple city parcels and owners
A sequence of transfers records Charles M. Cross to Louise Winter and Albert Cline to Frank Irvine and Freq Cline to Cligard P. Davidson among others. Parcels vary from 40 by 170 feet to large vacant tracts with prices from 500 to 5500 dollars. Properties located along Grande Burgess Huron Butler Kelly Shelby and other streets in Perry and Center townships.
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Louise Winter
Myers’ University Place
Grande
Burgess Avenues
Albert Cline
Frank (. Irvine
Easterbrooks
Gendale
Huron Avenues
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Chatard
Anchor Realty Co
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Kelly Street
Shelby Street
Alexander Chambers
Murat W. Hopkins
Carter
Western Avenue
George L. Cox
Brown
Fairmount
Charles Avenue
Forty-third Street
Leonard McAlpin
Martha B. Hartman
Perry Township
Mary M. Echols
Anton Hoepring
Center Township
Albert E. Uhl
Edward E. Huffman
Forest
Oakland Avenue
Winks Avenue
Fidelity Trust Co
Union Trust Co
Daniel W Booker
Minister Springs Tale of Succotash
Rev James A Shus and family of East Columbus had succotash for dinner after Rev Sims found an ear in his corn field that was half corn and half beans The unusual harvest was described as tasting like regular succotash and was prepared by nature.
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Property transfers listing various lots and parcels of land
A sequence of real estate transfers records multiple transactions. Names include Katherine B. Jemmings, Emma Raffensperger, Pedro N. H. Munson, George W. Brown, David H. Weiss, Aaron H. Jaynes, Blessing H. Fischer, Oliver R. Wald, Lizzie V. Spahr, John W. Loveth, and others. Properties range across blocks and additions such as Morrison’s third addition, Spann & Co. second addition, Beaty's addition, Ruddell's sub, and Rohinwood addition with sizes from 20x19 to 383x150 feet. Totals show prices from 555 to 13 000 dollars.
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Forty-fourth Street
Katherine B. Jemmings
Roland Board Et Ux
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Noreh
Narth Stele Ee
Northwestern Avenue
Foppest Ux
Square 7
Shelby Street
Cottage Avenue
Emma Raffensperger
Illinois Street
Twentieth Street
Pedro N. H. Munson
Albert VA. Ward
Brown
Meridian Heights
Washington Boulevard
Forty-sixth Street
David H. Weiss
Aaron H. Jaynes
Indianapolis Car Company
Seventeenth Street
Sheldon Street
Blessing H. Fischer
Oliver R. Wald
Sarah F. Marsh
Washington Street
East Street
C. Stumpf
Frank Riehl
Beaty
Barth Avenue
LeGrande Avenue
Lizzie V. Spahr
Presley H. Wilmeth
Ruddell
Ashland Avenue
John W. Loveth
Julia Linsky
Rohimwood
Property Transfers Show Multiple Vacant Lots Sold
Listings detail transfers across streets including Jan A Brown to German Investment Securities for lot 49 35x128 feet vacant on Manapolis street and other parcels such as Elizabeth Miller to Jos M Mody for lot 168 Miller et al Parkway addition 45x100 feet vacant and Fred D Nagle to Louise C At some for lot 38 Evanston addition 50 feet plus additional transfers on Chelsea Road and Dearborn Street with 55 531 consideration noted.
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A. Brown
German Investmen Securities Company
Browdition
Manapolis Street
Thirty Street
Elizabeth Miller
Jos. M. Mody
Miller Et al
East Side Way
Sovereign Realty Company
Fred D. Nagle
Evanston
Addition
Morris Street
Chelsea Road
Frederick D. Nagle
Louise C
Albert L. Heckman
Arthur O. Tet
Heckman
Dearborn
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Incorporations Filed in Indiana Thursday
The secretary recorded several filings including Platoville Milling Company with $15,000 capital and directors William A. Kil Hon James A. Killion Nathan E. Killion Olie Gilliatt James M. Dyer. Pittsboro Detective Association Pittsboro with David A. Lurber W. & Beman R. E. Parker Hudnut social club of Florida Township Parke County Lyford with Oscar Miter L. C. Morrison Isaac Hines Blitz Becker Cigar Company Fort Wayne capital $31000 Maxmil ate Blitz Theodore Becker Ernest W. Cook Fox Spang Realty Company Terre Haute capital $50000 directors F L Fox H M Spang L G Carrey Lowell Telephone Company Lowell capital increase from $9000 to $25000.
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Isaac Hines
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Theodore. Becker
Ernest W. Cook
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Terre Haute
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L. G. Carrey
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