Markets and Finance Live Stock Report
Receipts show 5500 hogs 1400 cattle 1100 sheep with more hogs and sheep yet fewer cattle than a week ago. Hogs sold 8.25 to 9.10 while Tuesday was 8.40 to 9.20. cattle supplies rose but female butcher grades stayed scarce and sold promptly at strong prices. steers eased 10 to 13 cents, feeders and bulls steady, best calves up 25 cents. Sheep and lambs demand remained steady with active trading. Lambs 4.30 to 6.50, sheep 2.50 to 4.50.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Armour
A. W. Thomigon Co
HOGS
Price
Ss Ase
Prices for live stock steer and hog markets across cities
Regional market notes list steers and heifers by weight and grade, with prices from 1,000 to 1,300 pounds. Sheep and calves are priced, along with bulls. Hog quotes reflect heavy, medium, and light categories. Also included are livestock futures and grain market summaries from Pittsburg, East Buffalo, Union Stock Yards, Cincinnati, and Chicago with cattle, hogs, and lambs pricing, plus wheat, corn, oats, and pork and lard futures data.
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Rome
BTE
Early 1900s Indiana business filings span rail, coal and finance
The record lists several Indiana concerns with capitalization and directors including Evansville’s American railway advertising, C. W. Hahl coal mining of Terre Haute, and Princeton's People's building and loan association increasing capital by 50 000. Names such as Edwin C Henning Henne Frank A Larkin C W Hahl H D Hahl John N Balch M C Wamill Samuel Nickburg Louis Leiberman Hershowitz Nathan N Wallach Isadore Miroff Louis Robinson and Harry Cohn appear alongside firms from Indianapolis Richmond and Brown County fruit growing societies.
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American Railway Advertising Company
Evansville
Capital
Edwin C. Henning
Guy T. Henne
Frank A. Larkin
C. W
Linath Azedeck
Indiannapoli
Samuel Nickburg
Louis Leiberman
Herschowitz
Nathan N. Wallach
Isadore Miroff
Louis Robinson
Harry Cohn
Brown County
Sesocietea
Indianapolis
Capital Stock
HOD
Francis D. Chatg
Raymond P. Frye
Zenobia
C. Frye
Dominions Dairy Company
Richmond
Preald Coe
Indiana grain market report from Indianapolis
Wheat and corn futures show weak demand with steady to light bids on track. No. 2 red wheat 98c, No. 2 white corn 66c, oats 36c, rye 5c, with detailed inspection totals for wheat corn and hay across multiple grades and car counts.
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Indianapolis
Sample
Hay
Timothy
Wheat price report from Buffalo market notes
Buffalo wheat market prices list No 1 northern spring wheat at 1.24, No 2 red 1.04, No 3 white 1.02, No 3 yellow 0.70, No 4 yellow 0.68, No 2 white 3.14, with tender listings and miscellaneous bids.
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Buffalo
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G0 Ase Gots Sate Gave Ane Ard Fungus See
A fragmented OCR line notes a state action involving a fungal outbreak tied to an Ard event. Readable entities include G0 and Sate with mentions of fungus and a location tied to Ard. The brief hints at a public health update or incident report with limited context.
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Gots
Grain Gossip Signals Mixed U S Crop Prospects
Reports from Minneapolis to Marysville describe favorable wheat shipments and large flour sales while corn and oats show mixed results. Weather and rainfall across Missouri and Nebraska influence late crop prospects with increases in wheat and corn seen in some belts, and shipments to France noted.
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Lecount
Marysville
Kas
Nebraska
Howard
Finley Barrell
Sedalia
Bowling Green
Vandalia
Mexico
Jefferson City
Missouri
Hannibar
World crop outlook across major nations
Broomhall reports mixed harvest and weather conditions. France and Romania show favorable outlooks with steady or rising yields while the United Kingdom and Germany note damp and rain delaying harvests. Russia faces showery, unfavorably affecting arrivals. Argentina reports drought in the north but generally favorable seeding elsewhere.
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Broomhall
France
United Kingdom
Germany
Russia
Roumania
Austria-Hungary
Italy
Argentine
Steel leads New York stock trends with mixed gains
United States Steel common opened strong with notable volume, while Union Pacific and Reading showed early activity. Amalgamated Copper gained modestly as Consolidated Gas and Eric moved higher amid bullish talk. Late trading brought a general decline of about one point and a dull close near day’s lows.
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New York
United States Steel Common
Stock Exchange
Union Pacific
Amalgamated Copper
London
Consolidated Gas
Eric
Gov- Garment
Trading data snippet and cotton futures report
NEW YORK August 10 opening forenoon shows cotton prices easing except August up 1 point. New crop positions down 2 to 5 points. Cables weak from rain in Texas but buying interest from speculative houses and foreign firms limited impact. After call, market rallied. openings listed for August through July contracts with slight bid/ask spreads.
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New York
Texas
Copper Market Steady with Minor Rise at Metal Exchange
New York August 10 copper prices edged higher while lead and zinc held steady. Copper spot and August quoted around 12.22, with September and October at 12.25. Zinc and spelter showed firmness in a quiet market, bids and asks inching up slightly.
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New York
Metal Exchange
Money on Call and Sterling Exchange Rates Reported
New York on August 10 reports money on call at 4 4 percent for 60 days 4 percent for 90 days and 4 percent for six months with posted rates. Sterling exchange quoted at 484146 48644 with bankers' bills at 485.55 485.60 for demand and 483 483.60 for 60 day bills. Prime market paper at 514 6.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
Prime Mavestitie
New York Bar Silver Steady at 52 1/2 Cents
New York August 10. Commercial bar silver remains at 52 1/2 cents per ounce, unchanged. Mexican dollar trades at 44 1/4 cents in the market.
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New York
Financial market notes show mixed gains and a July peak
London copper shares strengthen while iron and anthracite output faces August September constraints. Rail and industrial stocks rise, steel orders dip, and Lehigh Valley earnings and Rand gold output hit records. A Boston fire, New York securities flow, and cautious guidance on August activity round out a cautious market snapshot.
High Grade oil refining company planned in Pennsylvania
Pittsburg Pa Aug 10 plans are under way to form a 10 million dollar corporation to control oil marketing by independent Western Pennsylvania and West Virginia producers. Joseph H A Schofield a Warren Pa attorney leads the movement. Half the stock would be preferred cash and half common for crude production. The firm may seek agreements with independent refineries or build its own refinery if needed.
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Standard Oil Company
Joseph H. A. Schofield
Warren
Fruits and Vegetables Prices From Indianapolis Weekly Market
Wholesale fruits and vegetables listed with prices for various items. Indiana and California origin fruits include apples, apricots, cantaloupes, lemons, oranges, peaches, pears, pineapples, plums, and more. Vegetables feature beets, carrots, celery, cucumbers, eggplant, green corn, green beans, lettuce, onions, potatoes, tomatoes, turnips, and sweet potatoes with per unit or per crate pricing. Homegrown items show local supply notes and price ranges.
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California
Posey County
Seymour
Smyrna
Huckelberries
Iapes
Messina
Indiana
Tennessee
Michigan
Kentucky
Jersey
Virginia
Markets Report from New York and Chicago Butter Prices
New York and Chicago market notes show butter at 28 29c in New York and 25 29c in Chicago. Lard, sugar, coffee, tallow, and eggs move with steady to firm tones as various dairy and poultry items are quoted with mixed regional prices.
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New York
Rousecrare
Iloe
Ile
Chicago
Closing Prices Wheat and futures across cities
Wheat futures and cash prices from Minneapolis Winnipeg Saint Louis Cincinnati New York and Toledo on August 10 show September and December contracts in the $1.00 to $1.15 range. Prices vary by location with Chicago and other spots quoting slight bid and bid-like figures for nearby and deferred months.
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Minneapolis
Winnipeg
Si. Louis
New York
Toledo
CITY BIRTHS AND HEALTH RECORDS
Everett and Eva Davis report a boy at 1242 East Washington. James and Mary Hill welcome a boy at 521 East Seventeenth. Job and Gra Jester register a boy at 391 North Alabama. William and Bessie Cosby have a boy at 97 North Illinois. Martin and Mamie Feeney announce a boy at 222 North Addison. George and Mabel Johnstown’s baby at 1120 Ashland Street is a son. Burge and Forest Emmett’s boy at 1615 South State is noted. Joe and Newton welcome a boy at 345 West Tenth. William and Stella Umphrory have a boy at 3166 North Delaware. Edwin and Edith Lusking’s boy at 1134 North Tecumseh. William and Alma Ruskaup’s boy at 711 Davidson Street. Enos McDonough infant at 1355 Southeastern Avenue. Charity McAffee infant at City Hospital. Dorothy C. Long’s child at 322 East Henry Street suffers cholera infantum. Daniel Dugan at 928 Chestnut Street is a meningitis case. Hubert Elliott, age 84, 15646 KH Market Street, arterio sclerosis. George M. Overstreet, 57, at 1258 Nordyke Avenue, cerebral apoplexy. Edward Murrell, 24, City Hospital, lobar pneumonia. William Norris, 27, 1423 East Washington Street, ruptured subclavian. Robert Rose, 2, 2025 Sheldon Street, meningitis.
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Everett
Eva Davis
Washington St
James
Mary Hill
Seventeenth St
Job
Gra Jester
Alabama
Bo Willham
Bessie Cosby
Ilinois
Bor - Martin
Mamie Feeney
Addison St
eGorge
Mabel
Hoy
Joe
Nieton
W. Tenth St
William and Stella Umphrory
Delaware St
Edwin
Edith Lusking
N. Tecumseh St
Wiliam
Alma Ruskaup
Davidson
Enos McDonough
Southeastern Ave
Charity McAffee
City Hospital
Dorothy C. Long
E. Henry St
Daniel Dugan
Chestnut St
Hubert Elliott
Market St
George M. Overstreet
Nordyke
Edward Murrell
William Norris
E. Washington St
Robert Rose
Sheldon St
Frederick Schnier and Clarice Koehler match
Frederick Schnier and Clarice Koehler appear among a list of couples named in a local notice or social column, alongside several other pairs including Fred A Hagy with Lillie Lay and Johnathan Sunderland with Ida Fuller.
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Frederick Schnier
Clarice Koehler
Fred A Hagy
Lillie Lay
Johnathan Sunderland
Ida Fuller
Samuel Harrison
Enna Sams
Milo Jones
Lena Smith
George Raford
Ethel Steward
Herbert Teague
Mildred Schults
Real estate transfers list multiple parcel deeds
A long chain of real estate transfers includes Boyd Templeton to Daisy Biddell on Lot 32 in Masters subdivision and multiple other grants. Names include Will Whittaker Dora Anderson Marie Traylor Jacob Wohlfeld Charlies Brooks Joseph Hancock Central Trust Hugh McDonald and many more with lots ranges and prices from 400 to 5,300 dollars. Locations cover Eleventh and Central avenues Beatty Vermont Street and Crown Hill with vacant and improved properties, conveying parties and consideration.
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Boyd W. Templeton
Daisy M. Biddell
Masters
Drake Et Alh
Eleventh Street
Brookes Street
Will H. Whittaker
Dora A. Anderson
Beauty Avenue
Beatty Avenue
Vermont Street
Marie A. Traylor
Jacob Wohlfeld
Heywood Park
Washington Boulevard
Twenty-eighth Street
Charlies E. Brooks
Joseph Hancock
Armstrong Park
Rader
Thirty-second
Central Trust Company
Hugh McDonald
Brookside Park
Twentieth Street
Oxford Street
Travilla T. Lee
Grace QU. Riggs
Porter
College Avenue
Fiftieth Street
Theodore E. Stenzel
Emma Stern
Henry
Central Avenue
Forty-ninth Street
Elizabeth ©. Smith
Charles E. Smith
Center Townshi
Walter F. Moye
Allen C. Vanscoy
Harlan Et al
Vacaant
Munlove Avenue
Twenty-fifth Street
Pharaba Booth
James Renihan
Lincoln Park
Twenty-third Street
Alexander M. Stewart
Sangster Et Al.’S
Sangster
Baltimore Avenues
Twenty Eighth Street
Marion Securities Company
William G. Inman
Baltimore Avenue
Emeline McFall
Harry Wright
Perry Township
Benjamin C. Stevenson
Sarah E. Yaryen
North View
Carrollton Avenue
Fifty-fifth Street
Crown Hill
George E. Homsher
Elizabeth Helm
Fim Moore
Keller
Summit Street
New York Street
Fannie J. Cruse
Carrie E. Stelimetz
Moore
Twelfth Street
Tecumseh Street
Charles J. DunGramut
Tohn M. Benson
Wiley’s
California Street
Pratt Street
Arthur E. Rouse
Wesley C. Masterson
Washington Heights
College Ave
Forty-second Street
Harlan S. Ratliff
Clara E. la Bau
Bradbury & Col
Northeastern Park
Twenty-sixth Street
Grace M. McCalment
Ralph W. Dillon
Northwest
Building Permits Reported for Numerous Homes and Additions
A list of building permits shows George K. Pope and others filing for dwellings, repairs, additions, and remodels at various addresses such as 2110 Bellefontaine and 2210 Central. Totals reach 22,140 with entries including churches and skating rink work among residential and commercial projects.
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George K. Pope
Bellefontaine
George H. Dwiler
Garfield
J. P. Bonn
Central
Ed Stevens
Ashland
A. Vernin
English
W. H. L. Bruck
Hinggold
John Siabern
Raymond
Shelby
B. Trey
Graceland
Elverside Skating Rink
Meyer
Addition
South
Demnassentin
Allen Wells
Gladstone
Michigan
Reinecke & Schaub
Warman
Carl Schultz
Arizona
Capitol
Kate Foppiano
North Liberty
Sarah B. Black
Dorman
St. Clair
William McWhirter
West Pee First
B. Connelly
Goodlet
J. P. Crain
Dearborn
Horatio Hoop
W. T. Marshal
South East
Women win school trustees seats in local meeting
A meeting with six men and thirty women led to a vote to increase the number of school trustees from one to three. The women elected themselves to be trustees and filled the roles of clerk and treasurer as well.
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