Markets and Finance Live Stock Reports Across Cities
Indianapolis market notes receipts of 6500 hogs 1900 cattle and 50 sheep with hogs and sheep up slightly but cattle down from a week ago Prices varied with hogs 16 to 20 cents lower than Thursday. Cattle prices steady to 50 cents lower. lambs 25 cents lower. sheep mixed with tops around 6.50 for hogs and 5.00 for yearlings. other markets in Pittsburg and Buffalo show varied cattle hog and sheep responses.
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Indianapolis
Pittsburg
Buffalo
N. Y
Benen Rades
Eanas
Coumon
Ediu
Columon Ioay
Zoe
Hatpin Tariff Sparks Import Loophole Exposed
New York reporters reveal a tariff loophole where hatpins are made with eyelike needles to dodge duties. Millions of hatpins with eyelet features enter annually, saving manufacturers thousands while Uncle Sam bears the cost.
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New York
Uncle Sam
Wheat futures rally on short covering at Chicago
July wheat rose to $1.10 3/4 as short covering pushed prices higher. September reached $1.04 1/4 and December $1.05 1/4 with July option the feature as bearish news and heavy deferred options weighed on sentiment.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Northwest
Kansas City
Indiana grain report shows mixed wheat and corn figures
The Indianapolis grain sheet lists wheats and corns with bids and inspections. No. 2 red at 1.01 with July August September contracts. extensive car counts for wheat and corn by grade and sample, including totals for new and old stock and out sample.
Wheat and grain futures in Toledo market report
Wheat prices posted cash and futures for July September December and May with values around 1.08 to 1.05 dollars. Corn traded cash and July at roughly 65 to 66 cents with September and December near 60 cents. Oats showed cash and July around 41 to 41.5 cents with September near 87 cents and December around 38 cents. Rye listed at No 2 3 cents and No 3 around 7 12 cents. Cloverseed cash quotes at 7.85 with October December and March at 7.90. Alsike prime quoted 8.40 for August. Feed value noted for August and September at 2.93.
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AW. Thomson So
Sealy
tNominal
Toledo
Ile
Wheat price report from Buffalo on July 29
Buffalo market notes list spring wheat, winter wheat and rye bids by quality. No. 1 northern spring wheat priced at 1.265, No. 2 red 1.08, No. 2 white 1.07, east yellow 69 and 69c for other yellow grades. Rye prices include No. 1 new 52c and No. 2 80c.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Argentine visible supply shows rising wheat and corn totals
Wheat stocks reach 1 320 600 bu up from 520 000 bu last year while corn climbs to 4 854 000 bu versus 3 787 000 bu a year ago. Widespread reports from Kansas note extreme dryness and high heat with corn wilting and possible yield losses unless rains arrive soon.
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Howard Wires Linley Barrell
Yates Center
Kas
Coffeyville
Independence
Kansas
South State Line
Markets Report From New York And Indianapolis Butter Cheese Prices
In Indianapolis and New York markets, butter and cheese trading shows Swiss imported butter at 30c and 29c for various prints and tubs. domestic cheeses like Neufchatel and Wisconsin cheddars priced around 16c to 19c for box sizes. New York quotes list pork at 25.50 26, lard midwest spot 11.36 11.90, and diverse coffee, sugar, and poultry prices with firm butter receipts and varied creamery and skim milk values.
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Indianapolis
Neufchatel
Wisconsin
New York
Fragmentary Chicago News Bits From July
Partial July dispatch reports firsts and dairy extras with scattered prices. Market notices show varied cents per item and unclear sale details amid garbled lines and missing context.
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Chicago
Market steadies as profit taking meets limited support
After an hour of declines prices eased to near yesterday’s close. The sell off seemed profit taking not panic, with a small failure on the Consolidated exchange seen as minor. Amsterdam demand and continental buying appeared, while Kuhn Loeb & Co joined Pearson with the syndicate in the planned program. Overall tone was calmer though the day remained irregular and underpinned by strength.
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Consolidated Exchange
Amsterdam
Continent
Pearson Syndicate
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Cotton Prices Rise on Strong Open as July Leads
The New York cotton market opened with a 6 to 13 point decline followed by brisk outside buying. July and other months moved higher after the call with new-crop shorts nearly erased from the day’s early losses. Money on call eased while bankers’ bills showed active demand and Sterling rates held steady.
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New
York
New York
Sterling Exchange
Abo
Prime Mercantile
Metals close firm in New York market
New York metals closed firm on July 29 with spot copper at 12.10 to 12.25 and lead quotes from 4.45 to 4.50. New York bar silver quoted at 53 1/4 cents with Mexican dollars at 44 cents.
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Atchison Nena
Car Am
Loto
Aim
Boy
Opteb
Canadian Pacific
Col. Or Fuel & Ste. Ste Ee
Col. & R
Erie Sete Ee Nee
Gt. Nor. Pfd
Kan
Ora
Condee
Kk & T
Mo. Pac Staener
Natl Lendsbaeee
Cent’l
Nor
Pat
Penn
People’s Gas
Steel
Rock Island
Southern Pacific
iTexas Pacific
Union Pacific
S Steel Td
Atchison
New York
Investment notes list securities and quantities
Sales include 30 shares of American National Bank stock and five Indianapolis Water bonds. Also listed are three Union Traction of Indiana bonds. Y3
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American National Bank
Indianapolis Water
Union Traction
Father’s drink leading to nine hungry mouths in two rooms
In Indianapolis a 38 year old man Fred Mann appeared with wife and seven children in juvenile court. He earns about 10.50 weekly while his wife breastfeeds a newborn. Officers found no food. judge Stubbs berated him, fined Mann 100 and 90 days, then suspended sentence to monitor conduct.
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Fred Mann
Mann
Mil
McGlure Arrested In Roadhouse Twice In One Week
Early morning at the roadhouse on Eighteenth and Gent streets patrolmen arrested Charles Teaney the bartender for selling drinks after hours. Lon McClure was also arrested on loitering then again on profanity toward officers while a warrant was served on Very Hanes who now operates the saloon. Teaney faces a Sunday illegal liquor selling charge in police court.
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Driscoll
Brennen
Lon McClure
Eighteenth
Gent
Charles Teaney
McClure
Very Hanes
Hanes
Teaney
Pearson Syndicate Not Bought by Kuhn Loeb Says Analysts
New York reporters say the Pearson syndicate still exists and controls large railroad stock for a planned transcontinental system. Kuhn, Loeb & Co has only allied with the syndicate, not forced a sale. The giant stake reportedly came from other interests, not the Pearson group.
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Pearson Syndicate
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Will Street
Financial Notes on Copper Famine and Stock Purchases
Thomas W. Lawson predicts a copper famine after a big bull run. A London cable says American railroad stocks are being bought by genuine investors. A New York firm shipped over 1.2 million dollars in registered securities to customers. Investment buying remains large with cash buyers absorbing stocks at a rate rivaling 1907. Atlas Portland Cement directors vote to pass the common stock dividend today.
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London
New York Journal of Commerce
New York Stock Exchange
Atlas Portland Cement Company
Crippen Near to Trap with Death His Only Escape
London detectives press the Crippen murder case with new leads. Scotland Yard received a detailed American description of Mrs Belle Elmore Crippen birthmarks to identify body fragments found in Dr H H Crippen’s cellar. Investigators seek the packing case reportedly moved from Hilldrop Crescent to Crippen’s town office in March.
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London
Ctipper
Secotland Yard
America
Belle Elmore Crippen
H. H. Crippen
Hilldrop Crescent
Expressman
Simonds
Former Policeman before Judge Collins
John Taylor Green a former policeman faced Police Judge Collins after Patrolman Walter Cox arrested him for refusing to leave a Shelby street saloon. Green, a taxpayer and Earth avenue resident, denied intoxication and cited long service in the department. The judge indicated not to dispose of the case that morning and to withhold judgment.
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Walter Cox
Collins
John Taylor Green
Cox
Green
Shelby and
Beecher Streets
Earth Avenue
City Births and Illness Report
Birth announcements list Clifford and Frances Grisson as parents of a girl at 1718 Linden Street and several other couples with newborn girls or boys at home addresses city hospital or other streets. The health section notes illnesses including meningioencephalitis, paralysis, cerebral apoplexy, pulmonary tuberculosis, mitral regurgitation, and carcinoma of the bladder affecting various individuals at home or city hospital.
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Clifford
Frances Grisson
Linden Street
Noah and
Blanch Longshore
Roach Street
John
Pearl McMasters
Methodist Hospital
Earl and
Nora Hager
Applegate Street
H. Wood
Alice Farley
Thirty-second Street
Jesne
Lou Hancock
Harmon Street
Fred and
Mary Bennett
Gale Street
Nina Reese
Fletcher Avenue
George and
Emma Gruenert
Wilcos Street
James and
Pauline Blake
Olney Street
Harry and
Winnifred Giess
Charles and
Bessie Wiegand
Oliver Avenue
Charles E. Cassel
City Hospital
Meningo
Daniel O'Neill
Parkview Avenue
George A. Reeder
Samuel McCormick
Muskingum Street
Wilhelmina M. Mayer
N. Senate Avenue
Esther Keers
Douglass Street
Local Pairings Listed for Social Arrangements
Thomas White and Laura Rodecker. Martin Maxey and Malinda Russell. Petr Rodgers and Anne Peirce. Carey Buzatt and Bertha Camerson.
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Thomas White
Laura Rodecker
Martin Maxey
Malinda Russell
Petr Rodgers
Anne Peirce
Carey Buzatt
Bertha Camerson
Building Permits Report From Indianapolis Declares Multiple Additions
City records show several building permits in Indianapolis including additions on West Washington street at 1 500 and Morris Street at 1 900. Repairs listed for 2304 North Pennsylvania at 200 and a 700 addition for 1077 Oliver. Additional permits include 2312 North Pennsylvania 700 and 1062 South East street 75 with other properties by Bear Benedict Morrison Kruse and McClellan in various locations.
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City of Indianapolis
Washington Street
Morris Street
Ek. M. McClellan
Pennsylvania
B.F. Pruitt
U. S. Benedict
Pennnsylvania Street
Ue Bear
Oliver
L. ¥. Morrison
New Jersey
L. Kruse
Addition
South East Street
Incorporations Filed For Several Indiana Firms
Articles for the Package Machine Company of Indianapolis reveal a capital stock of 25 dollars and directors Charles E. Gregory Frank B. Davenport and Joseph R Marsh with veneer barrels as the main product. Other filings include Vermillion County Abstract Company Newport with 10000 dollars capital and directors E E Neel Ola Neel Lena C Guilliams, Carson Garage and Auto Company Peru with 15000 dollars capital and directors W Carson Elmer F E Conner Maggie E Carson and Margaret E Conner, and Ft Wayne Box Company Ft Wayne raising capital from 100000 to 140000 dollars led by president W W Lobbill and secretary D M Foster.
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Package Machine Company of
Indianapolis
Charles E. Gregory
Frank B. Davenport
Joseph R. ©. Marsh
Vermillion County Abstract Company
Newport
Capital Stock
E. E. Neel
Ola Neel
Lena C. Guilliams
Carson Garage and Auto Company
Peru
W. Carson
Elmer FE. Conner
Maggie E. Carson
Margaret E. Conner
Ft. Wayne
W. W. Lockbill
D. M. Foster
Real Estate Transfers Across City Listings
A lengthy list of property deeds records transfers between individuals and firms. Entries include Oliver O. McLeland to William J. Fine. James K. Gunn to Allen G. Hyper. sheriff sale to Security Trust Co.. Phoebe S. Surrey via Farmers Trust Co. trustee. numerous lots and additions across Center township and East/West Washington areas with prices ranging from 250 to 10 807.86 dollars.
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Oliver O. McLeland
William J. Fine
Talbott
Alabama Street
Fourteenth Street
James K. Gunn
Allen G. Hyper
Shover
Graceland Avenue
Thirty Eighth Street
Samuel Quinn
Sheriff
Security ‘Trust Co
North Turk
Thirtierh Ane Meridia
Farmers’ ‘Trust Co
Phoebe S. Surrey
North Boulevard
Thirty-seventh Street
Northern Avenue
St. John
Bradley Street
New York Street
William H. Harmening
Eliza Roepke
Center Township
Minin M. Igoe
Indianapolis Union Railway Company
Charles
William A. Ottrick
Stout
Indiana Avenue
Montcalm Street
Ernest M. Sims
Mary E. Sims
Washington Square
Meridian Street
Fiftieth Street
Willoughby Walling
Joseph F. Keating
Fletcher
Fletcher’s Woodlawn
Benenit Street
State Avenue
William T. Sortwell
Walter C. Clark
North Side
Bellefontaine Street
Thirty-second Street
Ethie G. Day
William W. Wiles
West Park
Lambert Street
Hiatt and
Lambert Streets
William Worthington
Archie L. Bartholomew
McKee
Sas Street
Leonard Street
Margery Endley
Ola C. Endley
Grandview
Twenty-sixth Street
Insley Mfg. Co
Niles Chapman
Yandes
South Side Belt Railroad
Madison Avenue
Wilhelmina Weghart
Same
Patrick J. Cahalane
John H. Johnson
Woodside
Temple
Southeastern Avenues
Eliza T. Fleming
Harriet Starr
Fleming Place
Wilkins Street
Kappes Street
Herman
Tuttle Et al
Charles M. Ryder
Rosedale
Wheeler Street
Twenty-ninth Street
Abraham Ambuebl
Roy H. Keeler
Yoke Heirs
Stanley Avenue
Southern Avenue
Church of Lawrence
George Bd. Vanaickel
Lawrence Township
Alexander M. Stewart
George W. Brown
Martin
Ayres Street
Kingbridge Street
Bryce Baking Company
William M. Shaw
Star and
Lexington Avenues
Chas. A. Kuhlman
Chas. H. Kuhlman
York
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Bennetts
Miami Bunker. Hill
Owen. Boyd
Arville A. Cambridge
Julian Et al
Frviton
Raw Avenue
Audubon Avenue
Arthur ¥. Brown
Frank J. McCain
Western Heights
Wayne Township
Perry BR. Thrash
Mapleton
Ante Avenue
Thirty-ninth Street
Me Ana
Excursion
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W.A.R
City Ticket Office
E. Wash
Marengo Cave
Louisville
Franklin
Edinburg
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Cleveland
C.H
Decatur
Ill
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H. G. Alexande
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Indianapolis & Cincinnati Traction Co
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Bushville
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Greenaler
Very Yu
Teensburg
Terre Haute
Indianapolis & Eastern Traction CQ
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