Markets and finance live stock. Saturday receipts mixed
Weekend cattle and hog markets show variable demand with large hog runs and steady sheep. Hog prices eased about 10 cents, bids mostly 8.25 to 9.10 with many hogs around 5.40 to 9.00. Cattle receipts large, demand weak, prices softer. Sheep and lambs strong enough for steady pricing. lambs around 6.75, sheep near 4.00. Other markets: Pittsburgh, Buffalo, Union Stock Yards, Cincinnati reveal mixed activity, with hogs softening, cattle steady to weak, and sheep range steady to active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
conliMan
S.M
Union Stock Yards
Cincinnati
Uapward
Sredtittar
Olve Sierra
Bette Choice
Grain Gossip From Lincoln and Nearby Areas
Lecount reports from Lincoln and York Nebraska on corn prospects. Rain could help some but many fields are short and tassels late, with dry soil and wilting corn. Wheat stocks in Nebraska vary, while Russia and Europe face poor yields and high prices as U S wheat exports falter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lecount
Finley Barrell & Co
Lincoln
York
Neb
Columbus
Silver Creek
Nebraska
Heitsman & Co Lafayette Directors Named
Heitsman and August Kigcher are listed among the directors for Heitsman Co of Lafayette. George Heitaman appears in the naming, with £3 of Eeltsman noted in the filing as part of the governance details.
Wheat Market Dims After Heavy Chicago Receipts
Grain notes from Chicago report 610 carloads of wheat receipts, 426 contract grade, and a heavy session with price declines. Local buyers and traders dominated selling, with bullish cables ignored and cash markets easing. Receipts compare with prior year, while weather hints at scattered rains in the northwest and southwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Armour
Bartlett House
Liverpool
Kansas City
Abilene
Garden City
Kas
Oklahoma
Wheat and corn markets falter amid dampened demand
In Chicago on Saturday wheat closed heavy down 0.15. cash selling, rising country offerings, and overbought shorts pressured prices. French crop news worsened outlook, but export bids lagged. Corn fell as northwest rains and cooler temps ease drought, with mixed crop tips and narrow trading. Oats steady to soft with cautious bidding. Provisions slipped after pork and lard spread, with major packers backing September limits amid ongoing liquidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finley Barvrell & Co
Chicago
Dueo
Aittle
Cornu
Missouri River
Kansas
Wheat and Corn Market Notes from Early Trade Ledger
Auction notes describe grain movement and stock lots: wheat with No 2 red samples, multiple grades, and 24 car lots. corn shows No 2 white and No 4 white with several car counts and samples. oats listed with No 2 white standard and mixed lots. hay reports No 1 timothy with three cars. Inspections and lots summarize daily trading activity across wheat corn oats and hay ships and cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huey
Sue
Ling
Sample
Cora
Timothy
Worldwide Wheat Prices And Dates On Markets
Wheat prices listed for August and September across multiple cities including Minneapolis Duluth Winnipeg St Louis Barras City New York Toledo with varying contract months and prices such as September at 1.13 in Minneapolis and 1.00 in St. Louis, December values around 1.12 to 1.07, plus cash bids and minor price notes. The report tracks daily updates from August 6 across several U.S. and Canadian markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Winnipeg
ST. Louis
Barras City
Grain and seed prices listed for Toledo area
Wheat and corn price quotes with cash and futures for September December and May contracts. Wheat cash 1.0945 with $1.07% for some contracts and $1.04 for others. Corn cash 65 40 with September October December quotes. Cloverseed cash around 8.60 with October December March futures at 5.60. notes on various months and contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Market Prices for Grains and Commodities in New York
Auction notes from New York on August 6 to 8 show grain prices for winter wheat and corn with various qualities. Tarienes 126, Seamon winter wheat No. 1, Seamon No. 2 red, No. 2 ow nit, corn No. 2 yellow, OKC No. 3 yellow joined with grade distinctions, oats No. 2 white and No. 3 white, 38 to 48 cents, barley 65 to 70 cents, rye No. 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y
Bonilla Seizes Two Islands For Honduras Expedition
News arrives from Celba Honduras that Manuel Bonilla and his expedition have seized Utila and Huntan islands about twenty miles north as bases for operations against northern strongholds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonilla
Mobile
Als
Celba
Honduras
Manuel Bonilla
Utila
Huntan
Quiet Opening on New York Stock Exchange Amid Mixed Moves
The New York stock exchange opened with little activity on Saturday morning. Amalgamated Copper and Reading led moves with fractional gains and a 4 point start, while Steel common rose about 5 percent on several large orders. Other issues traded 3 to 5 percent higher, as overnight news included a European-American bank closure deemed inconsequential. London market stayed buoyant above parity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Stock Exchange
Amalgamated_ Copper
Reading
Wich
Wrs
Ambiguous OCR Legal Citations and Rail References
Fragmentary OCR style record lists numerous legal and railroad citations with codes and numbers across multiple jurisdictions. The text appears as a garbled collection of case references and financial or corporate abbreviations without coherent narrative or identifiable individuals.
Cotton market opens firm on strong Liverpool cables
New York August 6 cotton prices rise six to fifteen points as English demand for spot cotton improves. August leads gains with September also firm while new crops ease. Opening prices show August at 15.70 to 15.73 and other months mostly higher amid steady overall tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liverpool
Uest
Bank statement shows large loan rise and reserve shifts
The weekly New York bank statement reports cash reserve at 20.02 percent with deposits down 22.87 million and circulation down 67.7 thousand. Deposits other than United States rise 539,450 and total loans up 18,782,200 to 1,205,192,400. Specie up 6,598,000 while legal tenders fall 340,500. surplus compares to prior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
New York Money Markets Dull On Saturday Rates Published
The financial page notes no change in sentiment with posted rates for Sterling at 4544.48 and Bankers’ bills showing 480.60 for demand, 485.0 for 60 day bills, reflecting weak trading activity in the banking sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sterling Exchange
Bank Seized as State Takes Over European American Institution
New York state banking department seized the European-American bank on a Manhattan street Saturday morning after doors remained closed. The bank, built with questionable capital, operated with uncertain funds and was found lacking adequate capitalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York, Ag
Ust Tereswich Street
State Banking Department
Stalgoo
forMi
New York Bar Silver Prices Report
New York August 6 bar silver at 2 1/2 cents per ounce and Mexican dollars quoted at 44 cents each as market notes show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Financial notes from the era on ships, roads, and banks
Canadian Pacific loses sternship of Alaska. Engineers on western roads demand a 15 percent raise. Bradstreets notes slow collections but ready money on call remains easy. Tuins reports overall favorable trends with waning buying confidence. President Ryan of Amaigamated expects metal conditions to improve. Banks gain 14.555 million for the week. Pittsburg sees no decline in...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Bradstreets
Joana
Tuins
Ryan
Amaigamated
Pittsburg
Fruit and Vegetable Prices From a Local Market Listing
A long, garbled price list shows assorted fruits and vegetables with varied per unit and per crate prices. Items include strawberries at $1.25, bananas $1.15, pears $2.50 per box, oranges $4.50, melons at $25 per 100, and greens like celery 20 to 15 cents per dozen. Numerous misspellings and inconsistent units cloud exact totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Tennessee
Michigan
Texas
U S Bank Safe Co Ad Promotes Safes For Delivery
U S Bank Safe Co offers a large line of fire and burglar proof safes with latest patterns in stock for immediate delivery. Special bar gains in slightly used safes advertised. A H Wells, Manager Wylnston.
Market Trends and Railroads Stirred by Drought and Stocks
The column notes drought reducing Alaska gold output by about 1 million dollars and hit river shuffling, while Pennsylvania railroad earnings rise with capital growth. Wall Street topics predict a quiet market awaiting a government report, with optimism for a recovery if the data meet expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
New York dairy headlines on butter and eggs from August
Butter receipts and milk products show quiet market in New York with varied prices. Creamery extras range near 28 to 30 cents, while eggs stay steady with white fancy at 32 cents and nearby mixed at 22 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stare
Tirsta
Abe
Dairy and poultry items listed in Chicago market report
Market brief from Chicago shows butter extras and dairy items at firsts, cheese products and young america brands cited, live poultry including fowls ducks and geese priced per standard sale terms. Reading omits complete data due to OCR quality but confirms varied dairy and poultry listings.
Insurgents of Chanute Telegram Cannon
The Chanute insurgents sent a telegram to Joseph G. Cannon, praise for Gov. Stubbs renomination and six insurgent congressmen from Kansas, regret that Cannon did not advocate Campbell and Anthony to share their defeat and deserved rebuke.
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Chanute
Wkns
Joseph G. Cannon
Stubbs
Kansas
Campbel
Anthony
Hobble skirt mishap in Newport incident headline
Mrs BE Van Culsen of New York tripped while alighting from an electric runabout in front of the Casino. Her foot caught on the step as she wore a hobble style linen dress, leaving her with bruised hands and face and slight lip cuts after falling to the pavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
BE. van Culsen
New York
Oldest Keyman James Watt Dies at 62 in Nashville
James B. Watt, 62, the oldest telegraph keyman in service with the Associated Press, died at his Nashville home. In his career he transmitted dispatches on the assassinations of Lincoln Garfield and McKinley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nassville
James B. Watt
Associated Presse
Watt
The
Key
Lincoln
Garfield
Mel Kinley
City births and deaths listed in local statistics
City statistics record multiple births with parental names and addresses including Martin Walton Roberts McCutcheon Leivie and others. Numerous deaths and illnesses are listed with ages and conditions such as meningitis whooping cough myocarditis embolism nephritis cholera infantum pulmonary tuberculosis and apoplexy across several streets and hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Coverhill
Massachusetts Avenue
Ella Carroll
Merrill Street
Andrew Lipps
Hattie KE
Rutherford
Central Insane Hospital
William W. Allison
Methodist Hospital
Charlotte A. Porterfield
East Pratt Street
Edward A. Campbell
North Keystone Avenue
Freda A. Taber
S& Wisconsin
Ethel Payne
Earhart Street
Frank Thorpe
Baltimore Avenue
Maria, Edwards
Kenwood Avenue
Nannie Travis
City Hospital
Lucille J. Ziegler
Norman Court
Adelaide M. Jobes
West Thirty-third Street
John D. Gould
Road Avenue
Anna J. Miler
Bellefontaine Street
Benedic Henn
East Michigan Street
Real estate repairs and d welling notes across multiple addresses
A list of property repairs, dwellings, additions, and related costs across numerous addresses including Oakland near Thirteenth 1 500, Laurel near Minnesota 700, Arsenal near Tweety fifth 500, Brookside 1500, and East New York 500. Includes sheds porches doubles and cottage construction details with varied sums.
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Amos M. Sargent
Oakland
Thirteenth
H. Eseos
Laurel
Minnesota
Mattie E. Myers
Ewing
Nowland
J. OH
Pattison
Arsenal
Tweety- Fifth
M. Loving
Brookside
Quedeneefer Wagon Company
Repute
Kentucky
Henry Harrison
Haugh
W. . Shiel
Thirty-first
Park
George W. Watts
New York
Howard
Sage
Doolittle
Harton
John Schwartz
South New Jersey
N. B. Miles
Newton and Grave
Edward King
Leeds
Newton
Cottage Construction Company
Northwestern
Twenty-fifth
Alle. Mathews
Reisner
A. J. Everett
Real Estate Transfers Across City Amid Mixed Lot Changes
Real estate transfers list numerous lot movements including Frank T. Scheeler to Jas A. Partlow on Reagan Park, Alexander Craighers to Fred J. Petri John, and Margaret de Poeser to ST. Nannette MB Dow. Transactions show varied improvements, vacant parcels, and multiple street abuttals with prices from 725 to 12,000 dollars, detailing blocks, additions, and townships across Ashland, Central, Michigan, Wisconsin, and Oakland avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank T. Scheeler
Jas. A. Partlow
Reagan Park
Ashland Avenue
Twenty-fifth Street
Alexander Craighers
Fred J. Petrijohn
Carter
Central Avenue
Cnnal
Hayden Webster
Tucker
Fot S. Bright
Blackfoot Street
Gertty
Michigan Street
Margaret de ‘Poeser
Nannette
Stewart
East Street
Jas. S. Cruse
Social Turnverein
Amd S
Michigan
Adelaide Streets
Lott Harvey
Chas. A. Rehbling
Wajen
Brookshde
Oakland Avenue
Eleventh Street
Ftussell
Woxigg Feof
Yaednt
Carrolifen
Forty-fourth Street
Barney Grinton
David So Bower
Efux
Clark
Marion Avenue
Henry Street
Oscar Wuensel
Cart
Hoffmann Et WX
Bo Mayer
Perth
Wisconsin Street
Capital Avenue
Owens Boyd
James AL Lewis Et Ax
Southam & Cits
Property transfers and vacant lots in Indianapolis area
A list of real estate transfers and vacant parcels across multiple additions and streets. Notable items include Amelia B. Mansur et al. to Joseph M. Hant on lot 92 in Marsur Park addition, several vacant lot trades on Oakland and Weaver/Mille avenues, and numerous improved or vacant parcels with values ranging from $200 to $4,500. Overall weekly transfers total $87,948.45 with total considerations around $6,558,075.08.
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Hamburg Street
Lagrange Avenue
Amelia B. Mansur Et al
Joseph M. Hant
Marsur Park
Indianapolis Avenue
Twentys-eighth Street
James H. Baldwin
George F. Hanrahan
Valent
Brookside
Oakland Avenue
Thirteenth Street
Wm. L. Elder
John W. Keckert
Malcon Heights
Weaver and
Mille Avenue
Walter S. Sprankle
Ella M. Sprankle
Boulevard Square
Kuckle Street
Ubirtyorét Street
Thir- Heth Street
Elmira Street
Jesse Hutchiinson
John A. Berninger
Hanway Et al
Oak Hill
Glen Drive
Pruitt Street
States Lumber Company
Eva J. Hudson
St. Clair Prive
Eastern Avenue
Tenth Street
EN Pike
Frederick A. Schneble
Avondale
Kenwood Avenue
Thirty-sixth Street
Malinda BR. Bentley
Sterling R. Hall
Julian Et
Vvington
Basmarek Avenue
Eleventh Street
Bargain summer suits offered by Baldwin & Co
About Your Clothes We still have a few excellent summer suitings left that we are now selling for 25 per cent less than earlier in the season. They are the talk of the town for the money. Fit and workmanship of the highest grade. It will be a real bargain economy for you to get one of these very rare bargains In a hand-tailored suit. BALDWIN & CO., Odd Fellow Bldg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin & CO
Indianapolis and Cincinnati Traction Co Train Schedules
The Indianapolis and Cincinnati Traction Co lists limited trains with stops at Rushville Connersville Shelbyville and Greensburg. Dispatch shows times across morning afternoon and evening with fares noted and two express services Greensburg and Connersville routes. Contact numbers Old Main 4647 and New 239 for schedules or inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rushville
Connersville
tConnersville
Shelbyville
Greensburg
Rail schedule notes Terre Haute line and connections
Local trains on the Terre Haute Indianapolis and Eastern Traction Company route serve Lebanon Frankfort Lafayette Crawfordsville Greenfield Knights Town Cambridge City Richmond Newcastle and other towns. Last car departs at 11 30 p m with through trains to Dayton Ohio and connections at Richmond for Columbus Cincinnati and Zanesville.
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Terre Haute
Indianapolis & Easter N - Traction CO
Indianapolis
Lebanon
Frankfurt
Lafayette
Crawfordsville
Greenfield
Knightstown
Cambridge City
Richmond
Newcastle
Sizer Greencastle
Brazil
Mooresville
Martinsville
Frankfiort
Lafauyette
Slaindeid
Greencastle
Ferre Uaute
Dayton
Richmond Forayton
Columbuia
Znnesville
Dixie Flyers
Greenwood
Franklin
Edinburgh
Columbus
Seymour
Crothersville
Scottsburg
Sellersburg
Watson Junction
Jeffersonville
Louisville
I. C. & S. Traction Company
Indianapolis & Louisville Traction Company
Louiaville
Indiana
Sheriffs Sale Notices From Marion County Indiana 1910
A composite legal notice details multiple sheriff sale actions in Marion County Indiana. It lists August 13 and August 20 1910 sale dates, various parcels in Indianapolis including Croas Trustees Glass Works and Bradley Denny additions, and associated plaintiffs defendants clerks and attorneys Morris Newberger Lecklider Myers and A N Grant. It notes rents and profits to seven years with deadlines and sale conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suerior Court
Marion County
Indiana
Cettic Saving and Loan Association No
Pinkmritt
Arnole Breshenk
Isaac Breshenk
Milano
Marion
Ounty
Charles F. Robbins
Indianapolis
Woesesner
Mario County
Grant
Lt Barry
Superior Court
American Construction Company
Oscar A. Covert
Croas
Clifford Avenue
City of
Glass Works
Bradley, Denny and Atkinson
Washington Street
George T. Adams
Ann C. Stump
Vawter
Ind
Tacob Woessner
Sherif
Lecklider & Myers
Marior County
George W. Dillon
Lewis Y. Callender
Lockwood
Roysters and
Green
B. S. Green
O’neal & Adams
Lockwood Et al
Hamburg Street
Jacob Woessner
A. N. Grant
Superior Court of
Hichard C. Greeg
Joseph Seces
Costa
Cnurt
Rengehng
Eli N. Cooper
Hubbard
Martindale
McCarty
Liverife
E. M. Hornaday
Buster Moore
Harvey Bates
Outlet
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Phillipsburg
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King of Toledo
Troomball
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Russia
J.T. McLaughlin & Co
A. W. Thomson Co
Goa
Saony Devsey Anly
Mary
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Ag Tay
Kribs- Net
Atchison
Hewaee
Mo & St P
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Om Pty D. Wares
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K & To
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N.Y. Central
NEW York Bonds
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SMALY
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Financial Notes
Tndianapolis
U.S. Bank Safe Co
A. H. Wells
Wylnston
Loulou
Chicago Evening Post
Fairbanks
Tanana
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wall Street Journal
N.Y
Board of Trade Statement
Moye
Frank and
Belle Martin
Naomia Street
John and
Julia Walton
Kelley Street
Lewis and
Mabel Roberts
Elm Street
Julius and
Bertha Hillermeier
Weor Street
Charles and
Mayme McCutcheon
DeLouis Street
Marilees
Minnie Leivie
Senate Avenue
Phercgx Hovey
Jas. A. and
Nattie
E Vernice
Leatha Lucas
Naomi Street
Bay
Barbara Hartentein
Heabrook Street
Bor
Clara Braendlein
Prospect Street
Louis and
Jessie Larsh
Commerce Avenue
Alfred Merz
Chesnut Street
Henry and
Pearl Dunn
Southeastern Avenue
Edward and Catharine Kent
Church Street
William and Nellie Frietesche
Roosevelt Avenue
J. F. Wild & CO
E. Market ST
Farmers Trust CO
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Fietcher National Bank Beth
Igr
Indianapolis & Cincinnati Traction Co
Rae A
Adams County
Reble
Martin Reinking
Board of Commisssion
J. M. Milner
Atty
Sherife
Barnet-Lewis Lumber Company
Barney D. Ladd
Saturdaay
Lndiana
Alec
George F. McGinnis
Hamas
Caid
Sail
Morris & Newberger
Attorneys
Plaintiff
Indianapolis Sun
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