Daily Market Reports Live Stock in Multiple Cities
June 21 reports from Indianapolis Cincinnati Pittsburg Chicago East Buffalo show declines across hogs cattle and sheep compared with a week and a year ago. Prices varied by city with hogs around 9.60 to 10.20 and cattle calves and sheep trading weak to steady amid limited competition and outside orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Cincinnatu. O
Pittsburg
Chicago
East Buffalo
N. Y
Grain market opens with record excitement in Chicago
Grain prices surge as spring wheat suffers drought in North Dakota while Chicago and Indianapolis markets follow higher. July wheat up to 84 to 41 cents, corn and oats rise with weather fears. LeCount reports diehard drought, wind, and dryness across North Dakota ahead of rains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
LeCount
Finley Barrell
Minot
N. D
Auto
North Dakota
Wall Street Dulls Amid Broad Market Slippage
Financial report from New York notes narrow price swings and dull trading on Tuesday. Small opening losses prompt profit-taking in Reading Steel Union Pacific and Southern Pacific with many rails and industrials edging lower. Wheat price gains pressuring markets as western wire houses push through, St Paul rails weak, late forenoon steadiness restores some balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Reading
Steel
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
London
St. Paul
Steadier
Anneer
New York Produce Market Highlights Prices and Dated Rates
New York market notes show pork products firm with middle west bids, lard quiet, sugar and coffee ranges, dressed poultry weak on turkeys and fowl, live poultry dull with ducks and geese steady, cheese and butter prices mixed, milk products and creamery standards listed for nearby regions, with variations between state and common to special skims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Middle West
Rio
Specia
zigen—Virmer
Chicago Produce Prices Ladled For Dairy Eggs Poultry
Chicago June 21 Butter extras firsts dairy extras eggs extra firsts cheese twins live poultry fowls ducks geese prices listed with per unit values in cents per item quoted for the market day
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Americas
Grain Statistics From Various Markets
Northwest receipts show 389 wheat cars in Duluth Minneapolis and Winnipeg, vs 202 last year. Chicago cash wheat totals about 56 000 with 45 000 No 2 hard and 11 600 No 1 northern. Primary receipts wheat 237 000 bushels, corn 578 000, oats 260 000. shipments 432 000, 772 000, 510 000 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Duluth
Minneapolis
Winnipeg
Southwest
St. Louis
Kansas City
Chicago
Chicaago
Foreign crop reports from multiple nations update
Reports indicate wheat progressing well in the United Kingdom with favorable weather while France shows no improvement. Germany experiences some storm damage but an overall favorable outlook. Hungary faces stormy weather and injurious rains. Bulgaria and Turkey report minor crop damage but generally favorable conditions. Russia notes rain in drought areas. Romania records heavy rain with expected recovery from dry spells. Australia Spain North Africa outlook favorable. India optimistic for monsoon development. Prussia cites official winter wheat and spring wheat percentages with year earlier comparisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Kingdom
France
Germany
Hungary
Bulgaria
Turkey
Russia
Drouth
Romania
Australia
Spain
North Africa
India
Prussia
Chicago Cash Grain Market Snapshots
Chicago cash grain prices June 21 show wheat with No 2 red at 1.02 to 1.03 dollars, No 2 hard winter around 99 to 1.00, No 1 northern spring 1.08 to 1.09, and various No 3 and white and yellow options. Corn ranges include No 2 at 59.5 to 60 cents and No 2 white around 64 to 64.5 cents, with outs for No 2 white 49 to 41 cents and other white and yellow lots listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Local Securities Stocks Summary of Government Bonds and Rail Issues
Local securities list shows varied quotes across U S bonds and rail stock issues. Prices include U S Consolidated 1s at unchanged, U S Reg 3s unchanged, Philippine 4s and Panama 2s unchanged, Rock Island and Westinghouse bonds, Reading 4s at 98 ¼, Union Pacific 4s at 104, West Shore 4s 61 4, Union Pacific firsts 4s 190, and numerous others with minor changes reflected in fractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippine
Panama
Lb. R. T
D. Chie
Rock Island
Rock
FT. T
Urie General
Gen
Een Mountains
M. K
St. ON
O. Pac
So. Pace
Tex. Pac
Union Pac
Union Vpac
West Shore
Wabash
Westinghouse Con
U.S. S. As
New York Curb Prices Across Copper Oil and Tobacco Stocks
New York curb prices show mixed moves for several commodities and equities. Notable quotes include Standard Oil around 6.20 to 6.25, Miami Copper near 20 and 20, Nipissing at 13 59 to 11 5/6, Kerr Lake around 8 to 9 1/2, and Chicago Subway at 11 5/16 to 2. Strong shifts appear in El Rayo and Ely Central with varied bid-ask spreads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Standard Oil
American Tobacco
Rawhide
Miami Copper
Butte Coalition
Ray Cons
Chino Copper
Nipissing
Kerr Lake
Goldfield
United Copper
Tramp
Braden Copper
la Mose
Olio Copper
Ray Central
Chicago Subway
Cons
Arizona
Union Mine
Ely Central
el Rayo
Attered Oil
Gold Hill
New York Bar Silver Rate Reported in June
New York bar silver for June 21 lists commercial bar silver at 53 cents per ounce and Mexican dollars at 44 cents. The market notes reflect the day’s pricing from New York exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Market Notes Reflect Optimism on Cotton Crop Upswing
FINLEY BARRELL & CO reports a bullish mood with the railway rate bill passed, banks accumulating money, and a large harvest potential. Texas and the Southwest show promise of the biggest cotton crop in history, lifting Wall Street optimism as London discount rates fall and markets stabilize. News from Albany, Washington, and Chicago notes rail, bank, and weather impacts, with forecasts of rain needed to support crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finley Barrell & CO
New York
the Sun
Southwest
Texas
Wall Street
London
Devotion to duty may cost his life
Rex Warden, a Wisconsin newspaper correspondent, collapsed after reporting an auto crash near Waukesha. The 10-year Milwaukee paper veteran faded from a sunlit heat while rushing to file a story and likely suffered a fatal saudstroke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukesha
Wis
Rex Warden
Wisconsin
Mien
Warden
Thous
Milwaukee
Guardsmen Attend Model Camp at Fort Benjamin Harrison
Officers from Indiana Ohio and Michigan militia attend a model camp at Fort Benjamin Harrison with 242 officers present. They receive instruction around the clock while organized into eight infantry companies led by two regular army officers. The camp features electric lighting and incinerators for waste, with Maj. Frier praised for camp layout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
B. D. Aultman
Fifth Field Artillery
Maj
Frier
Cousins Hanged Together in Lancaster Jail
Walter W. Aston and Benjamin Aston, cousins, were hanged together in Lancaster Pennsylvania after admitting they planned to rob and killed Alfred Hallman during the burglary. Accompanied by Paul Fornwalt who received an eight to twenty year sentence, the trio entered the home last January and the old man was shot when discovery halted their raid. The juries found the Astons guilty of first degree murder while Fornwalt faced a lesser charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Walter W. Aston
Benjamin Aston
Paul Fornwalt
Alfred Hallman
Walter Aston
Fornwall
Astons
Toledo Grain Prices Report June 21 Toledos Markets
Grain market update from Toledo listing wheat cash and futures at 1.06 1.00 or 1.0014 1.0244 per bushel along with corn at 62 cents and its July September December contracts. Oats quoted cash and July 2 cents with September 38.25 cents and December 41.4 cents. Clover seed listed cash and several future months, Allthe or all hay prices, and Timothy prime at 2.20 per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Northwestern
Cern
Toledo
Foreign markets report mixed gains on weather, grains
Paris bids steady as wheat and flour fluctuate amid weather concerns. Berlin shares rise on favorable outlook. Budapest notes June 21 wheat at 1% lower than yesterday. Liverpool closes June 21 at 4:18 pm with wheat 1 1/4% higher and corn 1/2% higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Berlin
Budapest
Liverpool
New York Metal Prices Steady as Copper and Lead Hold
New York June 21 metals market closed steady with spot copper quoted at 12.00 to 12.15 per unit and lead at 4.40 to 4.50, reflecting firm price levels across base metals with little change from prior session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Metal
New York
City. Record for a Day City. Record for a Day eras
George and Nettie Winsermead list addresses and newborns including boys at 602 8S Notte st Helena Rosberg 1042 E Ta bor st virl Leander and Ethel Stewart in W Washington st boy Oran and Amanda Winrick 44 Whittier Place boy Henry and Addie Ludgin 137 Kansas st girl William and Edna McMillan JT Panadena fints boy George and Rosa Hohn 628 Bradley ave boy Wellington and Leon Knapp 1406 Lexington ave girl Peney fue Mars Roundy 920 Virginia iles Flora Wissick 818 W New York st girk John and Ella Peters 240 N Ciadstone David and Hla Wider 1750 Colege ave pay he and Liley Myers City hospital OY arate and Anna Moore City hospital girl yee and Alice White City hospital Sir Thomas and Mary Harrold 423 S West st hoy George and Caroline Seherer 1201 E Ohio street giri
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Nettie Winsermead
Arate
Anna Moore
City Hospital
Yee
Alice White
Sir Thomas and
Mary Harrold
S. West St
Hoy
George and
Caroline Seherer
E. Ohio Street
Giri
Marriage Licenses Listed for Local Pairs
The notice lists numerous marriage licenses granted including Allen Sawyers with Goldie Cummings Clyde Fishback with Hattie Cooke Charles Bartholomew with Irah Had a Herbert Frakes with Ola Ms Franz William Havener with Kathryn Leahey Alexander Brown with Catherine Boyle Gotlieb Kuhner with Nettie Barnes Albert Black with Katie Mack James Fritt with India Akers Roy Breeding with Grace Allison Fred Meyer with Lillian Ferger Gilbert Sawyer with Willa Reed Joe Wood with Tacia Wiley Narence Spellman with Mamie Ballen William Davis with Bessie Gill Bert Pruitt with Callie Crane William Smith with Flora Winemiller Henry Foltz with Leanor Holland nae Coffman with Minnie I el Albert Randall with J B Dre George Smith with Cora French James Hough with Bertha Gregory Barry Martin with Jennie Otta Ernest Butterfield with Mathilda Metz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert J. Frakes
Ola
Franz
William. Havener
Kathryn Leahey
Alexander J. Brown
Catherine ‘I. Boyle
Gotlieb J. Kuhner
Nettie Barnes
Albert C. Black
Katie A. Mack
James Fritt
India Akers
Roy S. Breeding
Grace N. Allison
Fred H. Meyer
Lillian B. Ferger
Gilbert T. Sawyer
Willa M. Reed
Joe R. Wood
Tacia Wiley
Narence M. Spellman
Mamie BaJlen
William O. Davis
Bessie Gill
Bert l L. Pruitt
Callie Crane
William Smith
Flora Winemiller
Henry J. Foltz
Leanor M. Holland
W. Coffman
Minnie M. I. el
Albert V. Randall
J.B. Dre
George Smith
Cora French
James Hough
Bertha Gregory
Barry Martin
Jennie Otta
Ernest Butterfield
Mathilda Steinmetz
List of patients and illnesses from city hospital records
A compiled roll lists individuals with ages and addresses along with their medical conditions including gallstones tuberculosis meningitis whooping cough pulmonary tuberculosis arteriosclerosis lobar pneumonia valvular insufficiencies mitral regurgitation non closure foramen ovale cerebral thrombosis uraemia cerebral hemorrhage intestinal tuberculosis etc. Notable hospitals include Methodist and St Vincent's with many entries detailing ages and home addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Dichmann
S. East Street
Ethel Goodrich
William Theodore Wainscott
King Avenue
Elizabeth F. Wryman
Arbor Avenue
Abraham B. Cuppy
City Hospital
Harry H. Zartman
Indiana Avenue
Adolph Wiegand
Oliver Avenue
Caroline Andre
Twenty-seventh Street
Tofant Selzer
Goodlet Avenue
Josephine Wright
Methodist Hospital
Alice Kimball
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Mary A. Langdon
Alabama Street
Bessie Fasley
Russell W.lockabill, Jr
Broadway Street
Josephine Marie Baker
N. Mount Street
Marion G. Mosier
Tuxedo Street
Sarah F. Mann
Fletcher Avenue
Wm. Jones
Moore Avenue
Rize and Keller Repair Jobs Noted in Local Entries
Susan Keller at 321 East Tenth performs repairs for Wrrick at 254 North Bismarck. Link Belt company factors Michigan and Holmes for a $41 000 matter. D M Squires stores at 480 North Noble for $1 000 in a separate entry.
Classified Home Improvements and Dwellings Listed
A list of individuals with addresses and project types including dwellings repairs remodels additions and rooms. Totals and prices shown for properties from 402 Jefferson to 46 N Meridian and beyond. Includes names such as Elizabeth Frederick Louella Cullum Charles Schering E F Jones Ellen F Dye Annie McShane and J T Wallick with various services and amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Fredrick
Jefferson
Louella A. Cullum
W. Twenty
Charles F. Schering
N. Randolph
E. F E. Jones
Eugene
Clifton
John G. Habing
Oakland
English
Daniel G. Williams
H. Twentieth
E. K. Faught
Thirty-third
Broadway
Green Haverman
Sugar Grove
Ellen F. Dye
Annie McShane
S. Missouri
Robert Richhart
J.T. Wallick
N. Meridian
T. F. Rogers
Llinois
Edwin Bamburger
J. J. Prive
Alabama
Fred Blues
B. Faery
Hingis
Real Estate Transfers From Indianapolis Listings
A series of parcel transfers include Fred G Appel to Anna Bowman for Bedford Avenue area 4500 dollars. Chas E Brooks to Wesley Shea 6000 dollars. Peter J Glaazier to Louise Glazier 3100 dollars. John L Rosen to Addie Lancaster 1000 dollars. Numerous lots described by subdivision names and streets, with improved or vacant status and various prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred G. Appel
Anna N. Bowman
Rundell’s
Bedford Avenue
Sutherland Avenue
College Avenue
Chas. E. Brooks
Wesley F. Shea
Bruce Place
Twentyfirst Street
Peter J
Glaazier
Louise C. Glazier
Drake
Senate
Eleventh Street
John L. Rosen
Addie S. Lancaster
Smith
Brookside
Brookside Avenue
Teath Street
John H. Vareen
Marion Thomas
Pleasant View
Keystone Avenue
Town Street
Earle M. Edson
Fannie Miner
Bradleigh
Pennsylvania Street
Fortieth Street
Indianapolis Water Company
Mary Schultz
Center Township
Victor ©. Kendall
Bige Helman
Johnson Bros
Viedant
Sid Washington
Fifty-sixth St
Helman
Frank EB. McCard
Charles S. Schofield
Arthur L. Wilhite
Jot US
Sangster Et Als
Keystone Ave
Twenty-fifth St
Albert E. Tolin
Flora J. Tolin
Wacker
West Side
South Side
Garden Avenue
Tibbs Avenue
Harry L. Tolin
Same
Union Trust Co
William A. Brumit
Montrose
Ellen E. Walker
Grace G. Husted
Jtullan Et al
Irvington
Ritter Avenue
University Avenue
Luella B. Aurin
Crown Hill Soveiety
Crown Hill
George Hornberger
John Sue
Metzger
Garfield Park
Raymond Street
Ringgold Avenue
Florence A. Brownley
Gloster Booker
Reese
Bolton Avenue
New York Street
Tsador H. Levy
Louis P. Ruth
Waren
Tenth Street
Tacoma Avenue
John W. Brown
George W. Brown
Property Transfer Notice for Downey Woodawn Park Addition
A large irregular improved tract at the southwest corner of Downey and University avenues, portion of lots 25 and 24 in Downey et al's Woodawn Park Addition, transfers from William J. Stone to Gertrude Wilson. Lot 6 and part of 5 in Stone's 5 Meridian Street Addition, 41 by 130 feet, west side of Meridian Street north of South avenue, sale price 33,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downey Et al
Woodawn Park
Downey and
University Avenues
William J. Stone
Gertrude Wilson
Stone
Meridian Street
Southerp Avenue
Mystery Man Henrici Demonstrates Escape Feats At Beach
Police at Riverside bathing beach report Henrici will be displayed escaping from restraints and a packing crate in a staged demonstration. He plans to escape from a straight jacket and various devices, with a wager on success. Authorities note the event will include jail and police headquarters demonstrations this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Bathing Beach
Mondar
Henrici
Yale
Henrich
Neil Henrici
Keely Trial Heads to High Court Appeal
The appeal of Alice Keely guardian of Frank Keely against the city of Indianapolis will reach the appellate court. Judge Hadley will hear arguments as the court overrules the city's motion to dismiss the appeal. The damage suit was tried in Boone County with Indianapolis prevailing at the last trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Keely
Frank Keely
Indianapolis
Hadley
Fornson Ecountranis
Boone Country
Indianapolia
Boone
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Daily Market Reports
Gerne
Iba Ware
Anne
Wye
Meng
Sample
Hay
Timothy
W. Thomson
Grain Statistics
Chicago Cash Grain
NEW York Bonds
American Central Life
American Creosoting Co
American National Bank
Tee Belt Railroad
Belt Railroad
Capitol National
Central Vrust A
Citizens’ Gas Company
Columbia National Bank
Dela. & Madison Piaster
Farmers’ Trust
Federal Union Surety Co
Wayne & Wale
Val. Trac
German American Trust Co
Home Brewery
Indiana Hotel Common
Indiana National Hotel
Old Bank
Indiana Title Company
Indiana Trust Co
Indiana Union Traction Co
Indianapolis Abattoir
Indianapolis Gas
Indianapolis & Northwest
St Indols
Southwestern
Indianapolis Street
Railwas
Indianapolis Trac
Kokomo
Marion & W Trac
Laycock Mfg
Law
Tree Fe
Marion Trust Company
Marrott Dept
Marott Dept
National Bank
People's Light
People's State Bank
Ranh Fertilizer
Eae
Reeves
Vandalia Coal
Ate
Vandalia Coal Common
Union National
Wasson
Ae Oy
Atlas Engine Works
Citizens
Citizens’ Street Railway
Delaware & Madison
Wayne & Wab
Val. T. Co
Indiana Hotel
Indiana Union Traction
Col. & Southern
Indianapolis & Eastern Ds
Ogyd, Gas Co
Indianapolis & Greenfield
Ogg
Martinsville
Indianapolis & Northwestern QI
Indianapolis Street Railway
Okomo, Marion & West
Merchants’ Heat & Light
Enron
Wwe Eee Uot
CURB
Dow, Jones & Co
Albany
Senate Committee
Interstate Commerce
Washington
Congress
Stock Exchange
J. J. Hill
Troquois
S&s. D
Elkton
Iroquois
John Anglis
Logan
Fort Harrison
Rusk
Tex
Leonard Johnson
J. P. Mullally
Monument Place
Allen Sawyers
Goldie Cummings
Clyde M. Fishback
Hattie B. Cooke
Charles Bartholomew
Irah M. Hada
Meus G. Basso
W. Raymond
Detroit
Entral Lines
City Ticket Office
Washington and
Meridian Streets
H.R. Daly
H. J. Rhein General Passenger
Cincinnati
Arren J. Lynch
Chicago, Ills
Broad Ripple Park
Amu EM
Indianapolis Gas Co
Monon
Sia
Dearborn
Chica
Gna
Alexan. OH
Eas
Aso
Mystery Man
Keely
Michigan City Excursion
Business Men‘s Bible Class
North Park
NEW York Central Lines
Peoria
Champaign
Fil
Danville
Acton
Fairland
Shelbyville Waldron
Lawrenceburg
Aurora
Roe
Sry
Louisville
Dixie Flyers
Greenwood
Franklin
Edinburg
Columbus
Seymour
Crothersville
Scottsburgville
Watson Junction
Jeffersonville
I. C. & & Traction
Jedianspolis
Louisville Traction
Louisweane
Aterm
Scottsburg
Tindiana
Terre Haute
Greenfield
Knightstown
Cambridge City
Richmond
Dayton
Indianapolis & Cincinnati Traction Co
Rushvillueravilles
Conneraville
Rushville
Shelbyvi
Greensburg
Byville
Greensb
Discatch
Connersville
Etops
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