Market report notes rise in hog receipts and steady cattle
Receipts Thursday total 5500 hogs 2100 cattle and 500 sheep show gains over last week with hogs lifting and cattle and sheep near year ago levels. Big hog shipments pushed heavy weights, light hogs sold strong while featherweights dipped. cattle and calves 1500 offered with steady prices, feeder trade softer, bulls firm, calves down about 25 cents. Sheep and lambs fewer in number but bought at strong to higher prices with lambs to 6.75 and culls at 3.50, overall market activity solid.
Pittsburg Market Report Shows Mixed Livestock Prices
Cattle supply light and market steady in Pittsburg with prime cattle at 6.90 to 7.15 and fat cows at 2.50 to 4.65, calves up to 10.50. Sheep and lambs received fair sales with lambs in the 4.50 to 7.50 range. hogs varied by yard and weight. Other markets in East Buffalo and Chicago reflect similar steady tones and fluctuating grain futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
East Buffalo
N. Y
Sears
Basance
Cincinnati
Wieweeryeeetee
God
Ares
Heavies
Wagon Market Prices and Grain Detail Note
In this market snippet traders list prices for soni heat red oats straw hay and oats with figures like 95c 32 35c and 13 15 for various grades. Entries show shelled oats new oats and old oats with multiple price points and stock descriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soni
Market Quotes From Toledo Trading Session
Wheat prices show cash and futures at 1.0144 for September and 31.04% for December with May at 1.0916. Corn values listed cash and September at a614c, December 53%4¢, May 36%c. Oats quoted cash and September 36%c, December 6c, May 39%3gc. Rye No 2 314c, No 1 6934c. Cloverseed cash and futures October December and March at 9.50. Alsike prime 0.05 October 9.30. Timothy prime and October 4.35, September 4.20. Butter, unsalted and unsalted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Alsike
Timothy
Esys Land Bay
Wheat and grain prices from Buffalo NY market report
Buffalo NY September grain prices list spring wheat No 1 northern 1 19 2 winter wheat No 2 red 1 93 No 0 auto 1 01 corn No 2 yellow 58%4c No 3 yellow 57%c No 4 yellow 56%c No 3 56%4c oats No 2 white 3c No 3 white 87 No 4 white 36%c standard 374c barley 74% tic No 1 78%4c No 2 774e
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
WN. Y
Chicago cash grain price report falls short of demand
Chicago cash grain report dated September 22 lists Wheat No 2 red West Coast and No 2 corn at about 38 1 2 cents, S8 1 2 cents respectively, with Oats No 2 at 42 to 44 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wes
Corp
Wheat market and crop reports from multiple cities
Minneapolis wired reports show flour output leaping by 43 630 bris and strong milling demand in Chicago St Louis and Kansas City. Italian wheat crop at 158 090 000 bu versus 185 000 000 last year with Argentine shipments up for wheat and corn. Local sentiment shifts to buying wheat amid stubborn market while export prospects remain flat. Northwest receipts list Minneapolis 363 cars Duluth 221 Winnipeg 649. total seaboard clearances wheat 96 000 bu corn 18 000. primary receipts wheat 1 262 000 bu corn 705 000 bu oats 467 000 bu. Thrashing shows heat rise below expectations in some districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broomhall
Italy
Logan & Bryan
A. W. Thompson Company
Minneapolis
Duluth
Winnipeg
Wall Street Mixed After Minnesota Rail Rate Ruling
New York traders saw little market impact from Minnesota Supreme Court ruling striking down railroad rate cuts. Early gains in London faded as U S stocks turned downward, with Union Pacific, Great Northern and Reading among declines. By closing, prices were irregular but the tone steadier as optimism returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Minnesota Supreme Court
Wall Street
London
Otis
Great Northern
Union Pacific
St. Paul
Reading and Steel
Northern Pacific
Wreck Impacts Bonds on Ft Wayne Traction Stock
Local securities report notes a wreck on the Ft Wayne Wabash valley traction company stirring Thursday morning talk. Bond bids that were 77 Wednesday remained, while brokers refused to bid for the stock and asks fell from 83 to 82. The sole sale recorded lists 31 bonds of the Terre Haute Indianapolis Eastern preferred at 68 ex dividend on Sept 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Wayne & Wabash Valley Traction Company
Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern
American Central Life Eareasee
American Creosoting Co
Belt Railroad Common
Belt Railroad
Capitol
Central Trust
Citizens’ Gas Company
Columbia W National
Continental National Bay
Delaware & Sea Lick Co
Farmers’ Trust Federal Union Surety
Fletcher Am. National Bank
Ft. W. & Wab
Val. T. Co
Umerican Trust
Home Brewing
Indiana Hotel
Indiana
Indiana National
Indiana Title
Indiana Union Traction
Indianapolis Abertoir Pta
Ste Indianapolis Gathe
Indpla
Northwestern Pfa
Ind 3
Southeastern Pfd
Indinapolis Street Railway
Indianapolis Trac
Term
Kokomo Mar
West
Law Building
Tae
Laycock Mfg. Co
Marion Trust Etee Ee
Marott Dept
Marott
Merchants’ Heat & Light Fd
Merchants’ National, Ee
People’s State Bank
People’s
Rank
Fertilizer
Aeee
Reeves & Co
Pfd
Security Trust
Ema
Eansee Verre Haute Trac. Light Co
T. H
Indpls
East
Union Nationalg
Reece Ee Ena
Union Traction
Union Trust
Rae Terer Tesveces
van Camp Hardware
Beers Tee
van Camp Packing
Vandalia Coal Co
Teree
Wasson Pfé Benesee Ee Atlas Engine Works
Broad Ripple
Citizens’ Gas Co
Citizens’ Street Railroad
Bela. & Madison Co
Wal T. Co
Ieee Sense
Indianapolis & Eastern
Indianape
Berreae
Indianapolis & Greenfield
Indianapolia & Martinsville
Indianapolis & Northern
Northwestern
Street Railway
Indianapolis Trac. & Term
Indianapolis Water
R. & West
Kokomo, Eens
Wall Street summary of rates, markets and politics
Bank of England discount rate unchanged as copper export demand and mining stocks mirror cautious optimism. Klondike gold inflows reach Seattle. Northern Pacific and copper firms report solid earnings but note high maintenance costs. Political shifts after Colorado and Minnesota moves reshape market sentiment. London and New York banking discussions signal cotton bills tension easing modestly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall
Bank of England
Seattle
Klondike
Colorado
Minnesota
Great Northern declares quarterly dividend and back payments
The Great Northern railway company declares a 1% quarterly dividend payable November 1 to stockholders of record October 15. The Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company sets a 1% regular dividend on its first preferred stock payable October 15, with books closing October 5 and reopening October 16. The firm also declares a payment of 4% on accumulated back dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern Railway Company
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Fruits and Vegetables Market Prices Listed
A long OCR list details prices for apples, cantaloupes, cranberries, figs, grapes, lemons, limes, oranges, peaches, pears, pineapples, melons, cabbage, cucumbers, endives, garlic, greens, beans, lettuce, mushrooms, potatoes, onions, tomatoes, squash, and more. Entries include varieties, origins like California, New York, Indiana, Michigan, and brands or farm names, with prices per unit such as per crate, per bushel, per pound, and per hamper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duchess
Jonathan
Jancy Jonathan
Colorado
Grimes Golden
Vandevere
Rockyford
Standard
Massachusetts
Smyrna
California
Malaga
Tokay
Insana
New York
Consores
Wisconsin
Messina
Valencia
St. Michaels
Utah
Elbertus
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Aor Iene Gs Sgllery
Kentucky
Jersey
Lima
Virginia Sweet
Baiti- Mors
Market summaries from Indianapolis and New York grain and dairy markets
New York and Chicago market notes show butter and cheese prices steady to firm. Butter extra and firsts range around 25 to 30 cents, while eggs hold near mid-20s. Dairy staples feature Swiss and creamery products with varied pricing, and pork, lard, and sugar futures show modest firmness across the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Middle West
Rio
Inc
Dividends Declared by Multiple Companies in October
The American Malting Company declares a 62 cent dividend on common stock and 90 cent on preferred stock with payment to be made and books close on October 20. Other firms including North Butte Mining, Western Maryland Railroad, Detroit Edison, Electric Storage Battery, New York Air Brake, Procter & Gamble, Gary and Interurban Railway, Nova Scotia Steel and Coal announce quarterly or common and preferred dividends with varied record dates and payout dates in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Malting Company
American Malt Corporation
North Butte
Electric Storage Battery Company
New York Air Brake Company
Procter & Gamble Company
Gary and Interurban Railway
Gary
Ind
Nova Scotia Steel and Coal Company, Limited
Bank of England Bank Discount Rate Unchanged
LONDON Sept. 22 The Bank of England discount rate was unchanged. The weekly statement shows declines in total reserve bullion and securities with 55.40 percent reserve ratio, down from 58.08 percent a week earlier. public deposits and government securities also fell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bank of England Crete Uf
Money on call and time rates in York market
York financial bulletin notes money on call at 2 percent with time money easy. It lists 60 day bills at 7 0 and 4 4 percent for eight months, posted sterling exchange rates, and demand bill figures. The report records mercantile paper activity and prompts for bankers to transact with actual business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Sterling Exch
Outside grain markets closing prices report
Regional wheat closing quotes across Minneapolis Duluth Manitoba St Louis and New York list prices for September and December futures. Notable figures include No 2 northern around 1.04 to 1.12 and December around 1.00 to 1.04 as markets show varying levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Northeen
Duluth
Manitoba
ST. Louis
Sas City
New York
Toledo
Mary
Schwabacher midweek review on pork and lard markets
The Schwabacher midweek review reports Packers provide limited support at weak moments while mainly closing old trades. Hog weights averaged 249 pounds last week, the heaviest since 1903, aiding supply. Cash trade is dull, export demand below average due to substitutes used in Europe. Lard prices may surge if demand rises as stock drops. Sweet pickle market little changed, heavy stock drags, light pickle commands a premium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Schwabacher Midweek
Europe
Metal prices steady with slight gains on tin and copper
New York metal market showed a steady tone on Thursday with copper flat to higher for near deliveries and months ahead. Tin rose modestly while quotations extended to copper spot through October at 12.10 to 12.20 and November at 12.20 to 12.25, lead 34.37 to 44.40, spelter 3.50 to 5.60, tin 34.05 to 54.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Metal Exchange
City Statistics Births Reported in Area
Martin and Georgia Uuger welcome a girl at 1394 Garfield avenue. William and Bertha Newhall greet a daughter at 2122 Martindale avenue. Elmer and Katherine Carson announce a birth. Albert and Nellie Goodpasture report a girl at 141 West Ohio street. Charles and Mabel Anderson at 20 East Morris street welcome a girl. John and Olivia Scott at 620 Torbett street have a girl. James and Martha Kius at 746 East Walnut street welcome a girl. William and Carolina Welse at 720 Weg horst street announce a girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin and
Georgia Uuger
Garfield Avenue
William and
Bertha Newhall
Martindale Avenue
Elmer and
Katherine Carson
Miley Avenue
Albert and
Nellie Goodpasture
Ohio Street
Charles and
Mabel Anderson
Morris Street
John and
Olivia Scott
Torbett Street
James and
Martha Kius
Walnut Street
Carolina Welse
Weghorst Street
Death notices list multiple local deaths with causes
deaths include Alex Borega age 36 of 610 West Maryland Street from typhoid fever. Patrick Kelleher 57 of 125 West Georgia, George Wills Jenkins 1 of 826 West Tenth Street from gastro enteritis. Honora Glidewell 75 of 129 Oxford Street from gasoline burns. Katie Ray 41 at Central insane hospital from tubercular meningitis. Raymond Ellsorhp 50 of 2818 Gale Street crushed in railroad accident. William Baunton 64 of 660 East 25th Street from chronic nephritis. David Brown 39 of 355 North Holmes Avenue from typhoid fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Borega
West Moryland Street
Patrick Kelleher
West
Georgia Street
George Wills Jenkins
West Tenth Street
Honora A. Glidewell
Oxford Street
Katie BE. Ray
Central Insane Hospital
Raymond L. Ellsshorp
Gale Street
William Baunton
East Twentyfifth Stret
David Brown
Holmes Avenue
Local Pairings list as published names
Fred Sugar and Ida Forsythe Townsend Griffith and Effie Stairs Gilbert Dugan and Laura Ricketts William Wagener and Guneman Isaac Finehrman and Aianche Lacroix Max Mixner and Mary Noht Harry Woodard and Ethel Tracey Patrick Laik and Garrah Pruitt
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Sugar
Ida Forsythe
Townsend Griffith
Effie Stairs
Gilbert Dugan
Laura Ricketts
William Wagener
Guneman
Isaac Finehrman
Aianche Lacroix
Max Mixner
Mary Noht
Harry Woodard
Ethel Tracey
Patrick Laik
Garrah Pruitt
Widespread Repairs and Dwellings Listed in Local Notices
A long list of property actions includes dwellings, barns, repairs, additions, and elevators with specific addresses and costs. Notable entries mention Ralph Wilson in Hoyt, Elnora Bowers in Germania near Washington, and American Can Company elevator on East Belt. Totals range from 50 to 3,500 with numerous $1,000 plus figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Wilson
Hoyt
Pear Nelson
Caroling D. Fabrion
Fenneman
Union Laat Company
Beecher
W. Dittamore
Harry Apel
Roach
Bernd Bros
Maple and Morris
Co Fioere
W. Ferrell
Bloomington
Fred Buechert
West McCarty
Elnora Bowers
Germania
Washington
Charles Gardner
Thirtyfourth
Meridian
I. H. McPhetters
Lewis
George Albrecht
Tenth
Norman Slusher
Athon
M. E. Hoss
William Hobtet
Iowa
Near East
Harry Schultz
Schenk
L. Ehrensperger
College
Charles F. Fuerst
New Jersey
Mary J. Cronin
Bismarck
N. A. Slasher
Alton
Michigan
B. D. Hockensmith
Holmes
Budson T. Wood
Kerstone
Minnesota
Belle B. Wood
Oakland
North
Wheeler & Shebler
Shelby and Sanders
American Can Company
East Pand
Tank Belt Company
Orville McGowen
Standard
Kappel
Olive Branch Christian Church
Real estate transfers list several Chicago area plots and buyers
Real estate transfers show multiple parcels sold or transferred including lot 21 block 11 Tuxedo Park addition 40x186 vacant on Euclid near Michigan for 3500. lot 46 Hunt's south side addition near Canning and Murry for 1. lots 9 12 16 Langes East Michigan Street addition 388x140 feet near Oakland and Michigan for 1. lot 195 Woodcroft east of Winthrop north of Forty second for 460. parcels 201 202 same area. Drake et al second addition 40x20 improved north Torbett east of Brooks for 1000. Laura Caplinger to Charles Wharton lot 342 Brown's southeast addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tames Duffy
William F. Slate
Tuxedo Park
Euclid Avenue
Michigan Street
James W. Cornell
Virgil Vandergrifft
Hunt
South Side
Canning Street
Murry Street
Flossy W. Hoefgen
Hiram O. Winter
Drake Et al
Torbett
Brooks Street
Laura E. Caplinger
Charles J. Wharton
Brown
Real estate transfers flood Warren township listings
A batch of property transactions records numerous transfers across Warren township and surrounding areas. Notable moves include Amanda Hensley to Ernest G. Hensley for 134 acres, and Ernest G. Hensley to James W. Dailey for 31,200. Additional deeds involve parcels on Twenty-seventh Street, St. Clair Place, Temple Avenue, Haugh Street, and Meridian Heights, with prices ranging from hundreds to thousands of dollars. Transfers also note lots, improvements, and vacants, plus several parcels in Clark's and Robbins additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zwingley Avenue
Bethel Avenue
Amanda (. Hensley
Ernest G. Hensley
Northeast Quarter
Warne
James W. Dailey
William Hohlt
Fidelia Nelson
Hohit
Twenty-seventh Street
Koeline Avenue
Southern Lumber Company
Della Johnson
St. Clair Place
Eastern Avenue
Pratt Street
Paris C
Bertha E. Huston
Myers’ University Place
Burgess and
Emerson Avenues
Herbert G. Spellman
Hattie Bowman
Fiscus
Brookside
Depot Street
William J. Mooney
Marshall W. Kelly
Meridian Heights Place
Fortyeighth
Meridian Streets
Owen
Bord
Wesley KE. Lewis
Bradbury and Company
Soatherst
Los
Kelly Street
Drapier Street
Mariette Glass Manufacturing Company
Arthur Bueller
Wien
Springdale
Temple Avenue
Eleventh Street
Sarah Gasaway
John A. Strouse
Ketchum Place
Haugh Street
Michigan Street
John N. Vestal
George F. Goodall
Clark
Haughville
Sheffield Avenue
Tenth Street
James Ft. Gunn
Cora Lantry
Robbins’ Haughville
Vermont Street
Ketcham Street
Sheldon Waggoner
Isaiah Ray
Garfield Park
Southern Avenue
Boyd Street
Parslee Grove Et al
Vern W. Harvey
McCarty
West Side
Harding Street
Howard Street
Jesse G. Marshall
Joe Margaret G. Garrity
Fletcher Et al
Fletcher Avenue
McCarty Street
Isaac N. Ritchie
Wiliam Millard
Capitol Park
Sagan
North Street
William H. Hubbard
Bertha Keller
Park Heights
Twentyeighth Street
Shriver Avenue
Carl M. Rotinson
Talbert B. Kemper
Heywood Park
New Jersey Street
Twenty-eighth Street
Leonard J. G. Buckley
Dora Buckley
Ferguson's Hill Place
Arsenal Avenue
Bates Street
Stephen W. Mahon
Oscar R. Woods
Culver Et
Detroit Street
Southeastern Avenue
John G. Heath
James E. Heath
Warren Township
John W. Lovett
John S. Hill
Robintond
Vacuit
Voight
Thirty-fourth Streets
Inceptions of Indianapolis and Midwest Firms
A batch of early 20th century corporate notices. Phillips demountable rim company in Indianapolis with $5,000 and named directors James N. Arabh, William A. Zanumpfe, John F. Mes, Edward S. Bertseh, Henry Ruckels. Lockman Hanley in Indianapolis with $5,000 and directors Charles D. Lockman, Frederick W. Schoeneman, William S. Lockman. Cartwright Stevens manufacturing in Indianapolis with $10,000 and directors Edgar E. Cartwright, Charles E. Stevenson, Alice J. Cartwright, Nellie L. Stevenson. Natick amusement in South Bend with $10,000 and directors Michael Cahen, George F. Hall, F Robert Lucas. De Witt McIntyre gear and shaftline works changes name to H W. DeWitt company. Star shoe store in Portland with $5,000 to buy and sell shoes. incorporators J A Williams, Edna L Williams, C F Husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar E. Cartwright
Charles E. Stevenson
Alice J. Cartwright
Nellie L. Stevenson
Jeat i Natic Amusement Company
South Bend
Capital Stock
Michael Cahen
George F. Hall
F Robert Lucas
de Witt
McIntyre Gear and
Bhentline Works
H. WW. DeWitt Company
Star Shoe Store Company
Portland
Capital Stork
J. A. Williams
Edna L. Williams
C. FL. Husband
U S Bank Safe Co. promotes burglar proof safes
U S Bank Safe Co offers a large line of fire and burglar proof safes with latest patterns ready for immediate delivery. Special bargains available on slightly used safes. A H Wells, manager, Irvington 77 Kew 121908.
Trains of Indianapolis & Cincinnati Traction Co Schedule
Indiana rail service details show limited and express trains stopping at Rushville Connersville Greensburg Shelbyville and Greensburg with various departure times and special routing. The document lists arrival and departure slots, limited express notes, and contact numbers for the line as of April 1 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ptm
Dixie Flyers Schedule From Indianapolis to Louisville 1910
In effect May 10 1910 Dixie Flyers depart Indianapolis for Greenwood Franklin Edinburg Columbus Seymour Crothersville Scottsburg Sellersburg Watson Junction Jeffersonville and Louisville at 7 9 30 AM 12 PM 2 4 6 PM Local cars of I C & B S Traction link with Indianapolis Louisville Traction at Seymour for Louisville and all intermediate points at 6 8 30 10 AM 12 PM 2 4 6 8 9 11 PM Cars run as far as Scottsburg only For rates and other information see agents or official time folders in all cars General Offices Scottsburg Ind
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie Flyers
Indianapolis
Greenwood
Franklin
Edinburg
Columbus
Seyiour
Crothersville
Scottsburg
Sellersburg
Watson Junction
Jeffersonville
Louisville
I. C
Traction Company
Louisville Traction Company
Seymour
Ind
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Strong !Iverpool
Armour
Rankin
Rotterdam
A. W. Thomson Co
Cora—Wesan
Hay
Finley Barrell & Co
Septen
High Low Close
Atchison
F Amal Cowper
Amer. Can
Can
Vere
Bri
American Smelt
Baltimore & Ohio
C. M
Rt. Pp
Wat V1 & R. G
Erie
G.t Nor
Interboro
Pacific
Central
Nor Pacific Pea
Penn. R. Rease
People’s Gas
Republic Steel
Reading Rep. Steel
Rock Island
Staee
Rork Island
PhD
Hp Ag
Texas Pacific
Lidstree
St. Ta
Wee
Enron Pacific
St.l.& W
Ser
Bo i S. Steel
Steel
Lobher Ee
York Central
Aithracite
Winifrede
Pocaphonta
Brasil Bloc
Eae Repens
Connellsville
Eeenee Guets
Gishouse
Calla
Buffalo Grain
Kansas City
Local Securities
International Stock Exchange
New York Times Eeceane
America
New York Sun
Mec
Packard Automobile Company
Detroit
Celamet
Hecla
A. W. Thomson Company
Elgin
de Neufchatel
Eagle State
Longhorn Phil
Americas
NEW York Bonds
Pac
R. G. Ts
Mwisel
S. W
Cc. R
Tex, Pac
Sal
Lot Ie
Cigar
Bethlehem Steel
Chicago & ‘Alton
Fog Tian & Dayton
Hudson Companies
Heiya
Tidewater Company
Western Tel & Tela
Westinghouse
Giro
Ray Rawhide
Miami Cp
OhCp
Ray
Cas
ISL
Ry CE
Chine Cp
Tikaity InsaAz
Nipissing
UnoMn
Kerr Sk
Finley Burrell & Co
NEW York Money
Metal Market
J. F. Wild & CO
East Market St
Zexancial
Hicago
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Cotton Exchange
Minneapolis Chamber Commerce
New York Coffee Exchange
Kansas
Bo Exchange
Bew
York Produce Sreely Board of Trade
Black Elwis Merchants’ Exchange
Indianapolia
Imowes Main
U.S. Bank Safe Co
A. H. Wells
Mgr
Irvington
The
Indianapolis & Cincinnati Traction Co
Rushville
Nd Couneraville
Rephura
Connersville
Shelbyville
Greensburg
Terre Haute
Indianapolis & Eastern Traction CO
Lebanon
Frankfort
Lafayette
Crawfordsville
Greenfield
Knightstown
Cambridge City
Richmond
Newcastle
Danville
Greencastle
Brazil
Mooresville
Martinsville
Amcast Inrazil
Kui Ue
Town
Dayton
Wwabe
Zanesville
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