Live Stock Market Report Receipts Down as Hogs and Cattle Slip
Markets and finance note receipts of 4000 hogs and cattle and a large run of sheep. Hogs sold from 8.30 to 8.90 with heaviest at 8.25 and lightest at 8.85. Cattle scarce but firm to higher by 10 to 0. Sheep and lambs weakened about 25 cents, with lambs 5.15 to 6.25, yearlings 4.50 to 4.75, sheep 2.50 to 3.00. Feeders and bulls firm, calves down 25 cents. Compared with last week and year ago, hogs and cattle down while sheep hold.
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Eeewere
Rere Ery
Ewene
Abe Pees
Neta Renee
Eneee
Miss Bees
Petra
Mediu
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Sonia
Grain Market Chicago August Day Slumps Across Grains
The Chicago grain pit faced general bear conditions with declines across wheat corn and oats. Wheat futures fell with September near 1.02, December around 1.03, and May about 1.07. Cash and primary receipts showed large imports while Liverpool and European markets weakened. traders cited favorable rains and hedging pressure as futures closed lower across board. Provisions remained unsettled with hog demand viewed as a bull factor.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Northwest
Armour House
Clement Curtis
Rosenbaum
Bartlett House
Wagner, Bartlett
Buckley
Budapest
Board of Trade
A. W. Thomson Co
Wat U
Wit v
Eastern market cattle and hog prices midweek report
East Buffalo and Union Stock Yards list receipts and price ranges for cattle calves sheep and hogs with notes on market tone. Cincinnati Pittsburgh and Pittsburg reports show steady to active trends for beef and pork with wide price spreads and variations by grade and weight.
Curtail Production to Keep Up Price in Cotton Trade
In Fall River on August 2 a group of twelve corporations shut down thirty cotton share holdings employing about 8,000 workers. The action, lasting two days, aims to curtail output to stabilize prices amid the fabric market downturn. Public notices indicate the plan may extend to August 8 with further reductions under consideration.
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Fall River
Wheat and Corn Market Notes With Mixed Wheat Prices
On track markets show weak demand across several wheat grades and mixed white and yellow corn prices. Inspections list multiple car counts for hay and care totals, highlighting fluctuating activity and varied tonnage across tracks and storage.
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Timothy
Grain and seed market notices from Toledo listing futures
Aug. 2 Toledo prices show Wheat cash and futures for September December and May around 1.01 to 1.56. Corn cash and futures for September December and May around 4.0 to 6.25. Oats cash and futures around 3.74 to 4.25. Rye No 2 around 14 to 34 cents. Cloverseed cash near 7.0 to 7.8. Timothy futures 2.93 for August and September.
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Toledo
Alsike
Timothy
Buffalo grain prices for August 2
Buffalo New York prices list spring wheat No 1 northern 1341 parioide winter wheat No 2 1.15 No 4 white 1.04 corn No 2 yellow 19c No 3 yellow 8c No 3 66 1/2c oats No 2 white 52c No 3 white 42c barley 70c rye No 1 82c No 2 8c
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Buffalo
Grain Gossip Highlights Strong Wheat Yield in Indiana
European visible supply shows Wheat 65,756 bu versus 63,436,000 last week. Wymond J. Beckett reports 809 bushels off twenty acres in Decatur, a 40 bu/acre yield with excellent quality. Fertilizer 200 lb/acre, clover sod sowing. Barley thrashing noted. corn drying up but rainfall hoped within ten days. Canadian supply Wheat 4,343 bu, oats 6,919,000 bu. Continental markets show Antwerp wheat at 24¢, Paris steady, Budapest unclear.
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Wymond J. Beckett
Indianapolis
Decatur Township
Market Rallies on Short Covering Amid Sharp Afternoon Gains
In New York and London a brisk short covering drive lifted stocks in the afternoon session. Amalgamated Copper led advances while Chesapeake & Ohio and Reading showed strength. trading remained thin with bears testing prices but buyers returning as the market closed near yesterday's levels.
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Chas. W. Storm
Shorts
Steel Conmnr
Amalgamated Copper
Chesapeake & Ubbie
New York
Union Pacific
Tota
Pearson Group
London
Chesapeake & Ohio
New York Cotton Opens With Mixed Cables After Journal Boost
At the New York cotton market opening on Tuesday trading barely rose to expectations as desks absorbed profit taking. A Journal of Commerce bullish reading on the plant condition at 74.6 lifted sentiment before a government report showed July averages fell sharply, prompting heavy selling before a late rally with bullish support.
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New York
Journal of Commerce
Metal Exchange Reports Mixed Tin and Copper
New York August 2 metal exchange shows firmer tin tone while copper remains steady to lower. Lend and spelter move within narrow ranges with copper at about 12.19 to 12.25 per unit and tin quoted around 334 to 438.79.
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New York
Metal Exchange
Money Rates in New York Money Market Update
New York money market reports stable time money at 60 days and 3514. 90 days at 34 4, six months at 44 5. Posted rates show sterling at 484 486.50 with bankers' hire out 485.00 483.5 for demand and 48314 for day bills. Prime mercantile pauper at 544 6.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Cotton crop condition as of July 2 1910 report
Washington reports the average cotton crop condition on July 2 at 44.5 percent of normal, down from 80.7 percent on June 25, 1910 and 71.9 percent on July 25, 1909, with the ten year average at that date listed as 49.9 percent.
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Washington
Market Summary Shows Declines and Investment Cavors
The report notes a June drop of 1.18 million in the Vanya railroad and a rise for the Chicago & Northwestern rail line. It highlights profitable positioning by buyers in corn, cotton, and stocks, contrasts dividend payers with non-dividend rails, and predicts lower steel prices. Copper imports slip, visible supply falls, and a London sale absorbs South African gold. the Interstate Commerce Commission will probe New Haven Hartford commute rates.
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Meyer-Kiser
Atchison Dakane Dar
Amati
Gt American
Loco
Steve
R.T
M. & St Po
Colorado
Erie
Kansas City
KK & Poe
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Pacific Fee Eee
Hols National Lead
X. Y Central
du Nor
Pacific Eaves
Vt Ayot
Penn
R. R
Scese
WSS
People’s Gas Steel
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Texas Pacific
Tol. Ston. & W
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U S. Steel
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S. Steel
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Aloc
U. BP
W. Shore
L&nn
Wah
Westh's
N. J
Finley Barrell & Co Aay
Markets in Indianapolis Dairy and Poultry Prices
Market notes from Indianapolis list butter imported Swiss at 30 cents, Elgin 31 cents, 5 pound bricks at 31 cents, Limberg tubs at 30 cents, Neufchatel and State tubs priced, country box 19 cents, eggs fresh at various rates, poultry items including ducks hens and turkeys with multiple prices across brands and weights. Names of places appear as indicators of regional markets and product categories.
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Indianapolis
Neufchatel
N. Sc
Market Report Prices and Receipts for Dairy Poultry and Eggs
New York reports mixed commodity prices with lard sugar and coffee steady to firm. Dressed poultry and live poultry show variable tones with specific ranges for turkeys ducks and fowls. Cheese butter and eggs demand remains firm with stated receipts near 14 778 and 21 406 units respectively.
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New York
Middle West
Stuscovado
Chicago market dairy and poultry price notes
Chicago on August 2 reports butter extras at 2c and 2544¢ for firsts, dairy extras at 2414c and 231 for firsts, eggs prime firsts at 1ve and firsts at 1c. Cheese listed Twins 14% and 15c, young Americas 15% 14%c. Live poultry prices show fowls 14 14%e ducks 13c geese 8 10e.
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Chicago
Americas
Packer Hately Gives World Lard Stock at 173000 Frierces
Chicago packer and noted statistician Hately cites a global lard stock of 173000 frierces, up from 157000 frierces a year ago, indicating a rise in meat commodity reserves and market expectations.
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Hately
Chicago
City statistics birth and death notices mix
A crowded city notice lists numerous births and deaths with names and addresses, noting babies born at multiple streets and ages of deceased patients. The entry also cites hospital cases including colitis, nephritis, tuberculosis, pneumonia, and other conditions, with specific patient ages and locations.
Local Pairings Listed in Community Notices
Herman Holt and Carrie Gravenman appear with Charles W Miller and Anns Eady as couples listed in the community notice. G A Lyon and Susan Mulligan, Frank Dean and Eva Alberts, Ray Purdue and Alice Rowles, Fred W Phillips and Edna Carpenter, Albert Stoner and Juliet Du Bores also shown as paired entries in the same listing.
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Herman Holt
Carrie Gravenman
Charles W. Miller
Anns Eady
G. A. Lyon
Susan Mulligan
Frank Dean
Eva Alberts
Ray Purdue
Alice Rowles
Fred W. Phillips
Edna Carpenter
Albert Stoner
Juliet du Bores
Building Permits Listed for Eathetton and Nearby Areas
Building permits issued including BE Eathetton dwelling at 928 Udell for 81 900 and Belt Elevator and Fuel at 1704 W Washington with r plat form. Repairs approved for Artaue G Fosdyke at 7 1202 Oliver and os J Raff at 834 N New Jersey. Adds smoke stack for People's Light and Heat Co. at 5 150, Clara Feldkamp 2110 N Merid ion addition, Henry F Woessner 2536 N New Jersey repairs 125, Frank G Kamps Garage LE 37th 300, Mrs James Greer repairs 20 Garfield, Alice Newitt repairs 117 N Arsenal 16.
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Eathetton
Udell
Belt Elevator and Fuel Company
W. Washington
Artaue G. Fosdyke
Oliver
Os J. Raff
New Jersey
People’s Light and Heat Company
Smokestack
Clara Feldkamp
N. Meridion
Henry F. Woessner
Frank G. Kamps
James Greer
Garfield
Alice Newitt
N. Arsenal
Bank Note Totals and Deposits Reported
The national bank notes outstanding as of August 1 stood at 712,020,458 dollars, down by 1,401,265. Deposits to secure bank notes amounted to 88,458,280 dollars and deposits to secure public funds totaled 50,595,500 dollars.
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Washington
New York Bar Silver on Decline in Mexican Dollar Value
Commercial bar silver prices show a decline in value amid fluctuating exchange rates as Mexican dollars influence the market. Market notes indicate summer activity and shifting demand in New York trading rooms.
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New York
July copper sales set new yearly high
Financial notes report July copper sales were the strongest month of the year while the St. Louis and San Francisco railroad posted record grids earnings for the fiscal year ending June 30 though common stock earnings remained around one percent.
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St. Louis
Real estate transfers array shows numerous city parcels
Mary E Putman transfers parcels to Katherine Jennings in Greenleaf subdivision, plus many other deeds across Indianapolis areas. Transfers include University Heights and Northwestern park additions, with varied lot sizes, improved and vacant statuses, and prices. Notable parties include Eliza Edwards, Frank Sturn, Walter Miver, Henry Blst Hine, Beech Grove developers, and Thomas F. Carson, with extensive street corner and avenue references. Total consideration tallies to $73,046,350.
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Katherine B. Jennings
Greenleafs
Daly
Davidson Streets
Mary E. Thompson
Idiana Central University
University Heights
Weaver and
Edwards Avenues
Eliza T. Edwards
Frank X. Sturn
Northwestern Park
H. G. Bradley
Guardian
John He Shelby
Kenwood Park
Capitol Avenue
Thirty-third Street
Homer Bradley
Robbins
Indianapolis
Twenty-eighth Street
Burton Avenue
Otis Kirkpatrick
Edwin E. Thompson
Vajey
Brookside
Thirteenth
Oxford Streets
Grace D. Martin
Jose Balz
Maywood
Calvin Veo Pfafman
Christopher ¢. Thompson
Lawrence Township
United States
Benjamin McCarty
Wayne Township
Rocco A. Mountain
Paul Bisesi
Coffman
Indianapolis Avenue
Thirty-first Street
Minnie L. Pence
Martin Deseelan
Wacker
Haughvrille
Holmes Avenue
Walnut Street
Csrence L. Kirk
David B. Brooks
Coil Park
Broad Ripple
Beech Grove Improvement
Thirty-eighth and
Central Avenue
Tsune W. Millikan
Wn. E. Jeffrey
Lincoln Park
Meridian Street
Twenty-third Street
Merkels
California
Tenth Streets
McKernan Et al
Hudlsa Street
Fifteenth Street
William E. Jeffrey
Isaac W. Millikan
Frank M. Millikan
Frank B. Manley
Pennsula Street
Twenty-fifth Street
Flosse B. Hamilton Et al
Mary BE
Puttnam
Kenwood Avenue
Jeorge H. Bosilerfer
Ein L. Voss
Kybee Et al
Wilcol
Twentieth Street
Gent Avenue
Sark George €. Renger
Azro H. Byrne
North
Tuxedo
Colorado Avenue
Michigan Street
Garfield Park Realty Company
Gustav Klippel Et Ax
Keystone Avenue
Blord Avenue
Charles A. Tush
Thomas M. Richardson
Shovers
Thirty-eighth Street
Mary S. Judah
Harry T. Sink
Jameson
Belmont
Dayton Avenue
Daggy Street
WiHam F. Lee
Harry K. Bissey
St. Brown
Goodlet Avenue
Vermont Street
About Your Clothes Woe Bargain Summer Tailored Sult
Summer sittings are offered at 25 percent off the season’s earlier price. The items are praised for fit and workmanship and are described as rare, hand tailored sults at bargain prices. Baldwins & Co., Odd Fellow Building, promotes the sale as economical and town talking.
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Baldwins £ CO
Indianapolis and Cincinnati Traction Co Train Schedule
The schedule lists multiple limited trains from Indianapolis to Rushville Connersville Shelbyville and Gr where departures range from 5:00 am to 6:15 pm with various stop times and connections to Shelbyville and Connersville including dispatch notes.
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Indianapolis & Cincinnati Traction Co
Rushville Inpersville
Connersville
Rushville
Shelbyville
Taham
Corporations file notices on capital stock changes
The secretary of state records include Chapin Manufacturing Company of Indianapolis with 26000 capital stock, Wayne Auto Manufacturing Company with 20000, German Home Building and Loan Association proposing a 10000 increase, Kureks Telephone Company of Harrison County increasing from 25000 to 50000, and U Handy Tool Company moving its general offices from Indianapolis to North Vernon.
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Luesday Chapin Manufacturing Company
Indianapolis
Wayne Auto Manufacturing Company
German Home Building and Loan Association
Kureks Telephone Company
Harrison County
U. Handy Tool Company
North Vernon
Licenses Sought for Liquor Sales in Indianapolis Wards
A series of notices state residents in Marion county Indiana will apply at the September 1910 term to the Board of Commissioners for licenses to sell intoxicating liquor in quantities under five gallons with on premise drinking, across wards 12 15 and 5. Addresses include 120 South West Street and 502 Agnes Street with details of rooms sizes and street frontages. Additional mentions include pool table privileges and various subdivision references within Center and Wayne townships.
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Board of Commissioners
Marion County
Indiana
West Street
Fllis & May’s
Indianapolis
Daniel Valeru
Board of Commissioners of
Marionounty
Washington Street
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White River
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Apam Hapner
State of Indiana
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Michigan Street
Yard
Agnes Street
Anes
Agnes
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Eliott
Alan
Cadey
Wayne Township
Tudlana
Bulding
Oneman
Holmes
West End
Haughville
West Michigan Street
John Hughes
West
Washington Streets
Terry Taupe
Tadlana Ool Es
Ater Row
Nahlp
Marion Collar
Noutice
Shelby Street
Outlet No
Shelby and
Harrison Streets
Fred Ostenforth
Iniana
Maryland Street
Aow
E . Harry Cohen
Licenses Sought for sale of intoxicating liquors in Indianapolis
A series of notices from residents in multiple wards of Marion county Indiana announce applications to the Board of Commissioners at the September 1910 term for licenses to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with drinking on premises. Locations include North Washington Street East, Walnut and Holmes avenues, East Shelby Street, Fort Wayne Avenue New Jersey Street Fort Wayne area, and other wards with pool table privileges requested in several rooms of mixed storefronts and brick buildings.
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Marion County
State of Indians
Washington Street
Neu. & Jo Jones
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Nathan Berkowits
Wayne Township
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Holmes Avenue
Dietz
Germania
Holmes
Walput Street
Center
Alacion County
Fort Wayne Avenue
New Jersey Street
Harkner
Alarion County
Fort Wayne
Washigton Street
Washington and
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