Hogs and cattle market weak as receipts rise in Indianapolis
Receipts total about 500 hogs 50 cattle and 250 sheep versus a week and year ago. Hogs sold mostly 6.09 to 6.35 with top at 6.35 as some choice cuts sold strong while others remained dull. Cattle scarce with choice steers up to 7.75 and other cattle steady or slower. Calves steady to lower. Sheep fewer with better quality and prices steady to strong. spring lambs to 4.50. Toledo grain and commodities prices follow with wheat corn oats and rye listed for cash and futures.
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Indianapolis
Grain Market Prices and Inspections Report
Inspections show Wheat and Corn grades with multiple rejections across Nos. 1 to 4 white yellow and mixed categories. Totals: Wheat 2 cars rejected. Corn 16 cars rejected. Hay No 1 timothy 1 car. Prices listed for No 2 red through No 4 red and other grades with through billing notes.
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Lee
Onling
Billig
Timothy
Pittsburg Stock and Hogs Prices Report
Pittsburg stock market: cattle receipts light and slow with top extra 7.00 to 7.25, prime 6.60 to 6.75, cows and springers 16.00 to 55.00, heifers 3.59 to 5.50. Hogs receipts 15 loads, heavy 5.90 to 6.40, pigs 5.50 to 5.75, rough to common 4.60 to 5.20. Sheep and lambs steady, prime wethers 4.66 to 4.70, lambs 8.00 to 7.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
East Buffalo Live Stock Report Highlights Cattle and Sheep
East Buffalo New York livestock results show cattle receipts at 75 with steady prices and veals ranging from 5.00 to 7.00. Sheep and lambs receipts 1,000 with lambs 6.00 to 7.50, yearlings 5.75 to 6.7, sheep 3.00 to 5.25. Hog receipts 2,550 with steady values. yorkers and heavies listed at 6.08 to 6.50.
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East Buffalo
Market Strength Lifts Stock Prices Across Major Issues
The market opened strong with most stocks showing advances from fractions to over one point. Union Pacific rose above 144 while St. Paul climbed and Reading Baltimore & Ohio Southern Pacific and Hill issues gained. Rock Island lagged, Westinghouse advanced, and Brooklyn Rapid Transit demand rose. Canadian Pacific Amalgamated Copper Smelters and American Locomotive rose. government bonds held steady as May trade showed imports of 84.9 million and exports of 113.7 million.
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Inghouse
Brooklyn
Canadian Pacific
Amalgamated Copper Smelters
American
Opening and closing commodity prices in Chicago market
Opening prices list July wheat at 858 sc and corn at 685 gq with oats at 393 gc. Pork July at 14.62, lard 8.97, ribs 8.15. Closing prices show wheat 303 sc, corn 18 gc, oats 4% ac, pork 14.52, lard 8.82, ribs 8.0.
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Chicago
Jara
ACW Thomson
Chicago Live Stock Market Report at Union Stockyards
Hogs receipts 20 000 slow with mixed, light and heavy ranges from 5.70 to 6.15 dollars. Cattle receipts 6 000 steady with Texas and western steers between 4.00 and 6.50 dollars, cows 2.40 to 6.25, calves 4.75 to 6.50. Sheep receipts 15 000 steady with natives 3.00 to 5.50, western 3.00 to 3.40, yearlings 4.90 to 5.60, lambs natives 4.00 to 8.25, western 4.00 to 6.40.
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Chicago
Union Stockyards
Texas
Two Arrested After Saloon Crackdown on Capitol Avenue
Motorcycle Officer Albert Gibney raided Lewis Krauss's saloon at 421 N Capitol Ave on a Wednesday afternoon and found a crowd of negroes fleeing from a room. He captured two men amid the scene near Charles Bramlette's bicycle shop on N Capitol Avenue.
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Albert Gibnex
Charles Bramlette
N. Capitol Avenue
Lewis Krauss
Gibney
Bryan's Tribute to Ex President Cleveland
In Lincoln Nebraska on June 25 W J Bryan pays a tribute to ex President Grover Cleveland. He calls Cleveland a strong character with zealous supporters and earnest opponents and notes his leadership, deliberate action and responsibility for his deeds. He says Cleveland's influence on associates was strong and his work remains part of the nation's heritage.
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Lincoln
Neb
W. J. Bryan
Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
Mr. Cleveland
Wilson
Princeton
University
Laurence Hutton
John A. Stead
Stead
Buzzard’s Bay
Association of Life Insurance Presidents
Private funeral rites for Grover Cleveland in Princeton
In a break from precedent Mrs. Grover Cleveland opts for a private funeral with no lying in state. Roosevelt and Gov. Fort plans are kept unofficial while crowd control measures are organized and Cleveland’s children travel to Tamworth. The ex president’s weight and modest estate are noted as preparations proceed.
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Princeton
N. J
United States
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Kilfoxle
Tamworth
N. H
Richard
Esther
New Hampshire
John H. Finley
College of
City of York
Finley
Princeton University
Clevelands
Clark of S000 Charged in County Graft Indictment
An indictment accuses Cyrus J. Clark former county auditor of presenting false claims for an allowance and pocketing funds during precinct redistricting for the first use of voting machines. Bond posted and details outline mischarged sums totaling about 2,750 with prosecutors noting outlawed warrants and a grand jury report to avoid time-bar issues.
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Marion County
Clark
Palmer
Dark
Gan
White
City Record For A Day Sirths Charles and Emma Wilkerson
A historical city notice lists births and deaths including many families and addresses. It records adoptions of newborns a stillbirth and multiple infant outcomes alongside a series of marriages among residents and names several individuals with ages and causes of death such as leukemia aneurysm and drowning. The document also notes patients at Central Insane Hospital and other medical events.
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Betty Rosberg
Arsenal Avenue
Jarry A. Massy
Palmer Street
Leland A. Sherrill
Capitol Avenue
Mary Mendenhall
Central Insane Hospital
Albert B. Hensler
W. Thirtieth Street
Mary Jane Cunningham
Howard V. Taylor
Dayton
Edith B. Harris
Herbert S. Graham
Anna M. Slater
Medard
Weller
Cincinnati
Mary
Avery
George B. Baikalow
Lena J. Johnson
Albert C. Schoen
Ola F E. Haines
Adram R. Shepherd, Jr
Millville
Ind
Stella M. Wiese
Cumberland
Henry Hohn
Mary Stickan
Det
N. Albertson
Amanda E. Johnson
Thomas A. Sims
Bessie L. Sherman
James E. Wardin
Ida Naylor
Theodore H. Dammeyer
Anna C. Fisch
George KE. Herrick
Mary I. Collins
Edward W. Miller
Ida M. Sawders
Ferdinand Counts
Minnie Clark
James D. Hewitt
Louise J. Walton
Thomas M. Hanson
Elizabeth H. Schlensker
Harry C. Campbell
Anna L. Hengen
William H. Wheeler
Charity M. Holland
Walter H. Hiatt
Grace E. Matthews
Huston P. Crain
Pearl B. Davis
Harry G. Claftey
Minnie B. Keske
Omer L. Arbuckle
May A. Green
Wiliam P. Huston
Mary M. Wood
Welter Allen
Emma M. Bowlen
Knife Fight Incident Near Keystone Avenue
Police wrestled a dangerous knife from Joel Rigsby after a confrontation at 229 S Keystone Ave. Wednesday night. Neighbors reported a shooting at Rigsby’s home and officers used clubs to subdue the man who admitted marital trouble over unfinished supper.
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Hull and
Ulery
Joel Rigsby
S. Keystone Avenue
Rigsby
Wisconsin Engineer Rescues Boy From Drowning
Fond du Lac June 3 J A Tynan a Wisconsin Central engineer stopped his train while crossing a bridge and rescued an unknown boy from drowning.
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Fond DU Lac, Wis
J. A. Tynan
Wisconsin Central
Coles Seeks Court to Annul Marriage to Lizzie Campfield
George A. Coles in Superior Court room No 2 seeks to set aside his marriage to Lizzie Campfield alias Lizzie C Coles. He contends she lived with a man named Campfield and was his common law wife at the time of the marriage.
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George A. Coles
Superior Court Room No. 2
Lizzie Campfield
Lizzie C. Coles
Campfield
Mrs Frank Gould Sues For Divorce In New York
Mrs Frank Gould files for absolute divorce from Frank J Gould served today in New York. She based her action on statutory grounds and the co respondent is kept confidential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gould
New York
Frank J. Gould
Southsiders Seek Longer Car Route to Garfield Park
A Southside delegation visited the Board of Public Works on Wednesday asking to extend the car line to Garfield park along Madison avenue from Lincoln street to Southern avenue. They were directed to present the appeal to the Indianapolis Traction Terminal Company.
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Board of Public Works
Garfield Park
Madison Avenue
Lincoln Street
Southern Avenue
Indianapolis Traction Terminal Company
Hard Blow May Be Dealt The Phone Mergers
President Lindemuth warns independents against recognizing or aiding telephone mergers as courts likely to declare such combinations illegal. He cites Sherman Act precedents, federal and state anti trust laws, and urges open competition to protect public interests and avoid monopolies.
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Indiana
A. ©. Lindemuth
International Independent Telephone Association
Bell Telephone Company
Congress
Norther Securities
Bell
Morgan Democrats Nominate Strong Ticket for November
Morgan county Democrats named a slate headed by Commissioner candidates Hamaline Rinker and H. K. Lee with coroner J. T. Bradley surveyor Alvin Blank recorder A. T. Flint sheriff Charles Marley treasurer Jerry Landers and representative Homer L. McGinnis.
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Martinsville
Ind
Morgan County
Hamaline Rinker
H. K. Lee
J. T. Bradley
Alvin Blank
A. T. Flint
Charles Marley
Jerry Landers
Homer
McGinnis
Indiana governor seizes control of New Albany pool room scene
Gov Hanly intervenes in New Albany to replace the police board amid a wave of saloon and poolroom activity. Kingston poolroom leaders relocate to Floyd County across the river with season passes to White City, using launches for justice and race updates via Louisville. Local gamblers fear broader crackdown while Kingston seeks safe operation and public observers weigh Watson’s gubernatorial bid.
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Hanly
Gov. Blanly
New Albany
Gov. Hanry
Kingston Poolroom
Floyd County
Louisville
Kingston
White City
Kingston Club
Alvey
George H. Durham Master in Chancery
George H. Durham is named as Master in Chancery for the U S Circuit Court of appeals in Oregon records.
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George H. Durham
U. S. Circuit
District of Oregon
Newton County Seeks Bids for Bridge Construction and Timber
Newton County Indiana Board of Commissioners invites sealed bids by 1 pm for building and repairing bridges in Colfax and Washington townships. Plans show 12, 24 and 36 foot spans with concrete abutments and oak bridge timber. Bids require a bond and affidavit. commission reserves right to reject all bids.
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Colfax
Whaley Ditch
Washington Township
General Assembly
State of
Indiana
Elmer Skinner
Sumner H. Dickinson
Angus D. Washburn
Newton County
Alonzo E. Purkey
Temperance stance marks Watson as politician first
The speaker argues Jim Watson will not be bound by party platform when in office and fears temperance pledges are campaign talk. They claim Watson is broad-minded and unlikely to become a temperance zealot, warning supporters not to be fooled by misrepresentation.
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Indiana
James E. Watson
Watson
Jim Watson
Oeouere
Ding Hag
Tall
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