Live Stock Market Report Friday Receipts and Prices
Live Stock receipts Friday totaled 6,000 hogs 2,000 cattle and 1,100 sheep with hogs showing a rise in prices due to strong outside demand most sales 8.40 to 9.15 and largely 8.50 to 9.00. Cattle supply about 1,500 with best steers firm to higher while feed ers bulls steady and calves 25c lower. Sheep and lambs arrivals steady to higher early sales to local packers at steady prices with lambs about 25c lower and top around 6.25 to 6.50 for lambs and 2 to 4.50 for sheep.
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Exice
Weve
Rea
Beses Esas
Vase
Ade
Grain market parallels rise on American demand
Liverpool reports wheat opening higher and mid day gains on continued short-covering amid strong English markets. Russia rains delay movement and damage docks while continental takings keep cargoes higher. Chicago futures show mixed but bullish bias with corn oats and cash markets up.
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Liverpool
Cort
Broomhall
Russia
Chicago
Canadian Northwest
Kansas
Bartlett House
Ilinois
Indiana
Bartlett
Comstock
Bloom
Hst
A. W. Thomson O
Lalig
ULSTF
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Cattle and hog markets across cities show varied activity
Regional cattle receipts rise and fall with light demand in Puetsburg and Cincinnati while East Buffalo and Union Stock Yards report steady to strong trade. Hogs move higher in some markets and lower in others with lambs and sheep also mixed. Louisville notes sparse hog activity and no market. Market tones shift by region with prices quoted for beves calves and heavy hogs.
Wheat closing prices from multiple cities
Grain quotes from Minneapolis Duluth Winnipeg St Louis Kansas City New York Toledo note settlements for September December October and May contracts. Prices show small varied moves with most around one dollar per bushel and occasional fractional cents.
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Minneapolis
Duluth
Winnipeg
ST. Louis
Grain prices and inspections from an old market report
The page lists Wheat, Corn, Oats, Hay, Rye and related market terms with through billing, different grades like No. 2 red, No. 3 white, and prices such as 99¢, 95e, 81, 99¢, 68lgc, 83ge, 6144, 61e. It includes wagon market samples and detailed car counts for inspections and shipments across several grades and varieties.
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Timothy
Hay
Grain Price Notes and Imports From August Reports
The report lists Wheat cash and futures for September and December with values around 1.04, 1.40 and notes campaigns for oats, cloverseed, timothy, and alsike hay seeds. Various dates indicate August and September pricing with several futures contracts and minor commodity terms. The snippet also mentions eye conditions and feed mentions, reflecting a mixed agricultural price summary.
Grain bids from Buffalo market briefAug 12
Buffalo market notes report spring wheat No 1 northern at 814% winter wheat No 2 red 1.04 No 2 white 3104 corn No 2 yellow Te No 5 yellow e yellow To w wa No 4 mixed No 2 white sige No 4 Barley 87 ine Rre No 1 Se No 2 The
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Buffalo
N.Y
Wheat and corn supplies in Argentina and U S futures rise
Argentina shows this week wheat 1.328 million bushels and corn 4.668 million, with year ago figures. Argentine visible supply lists wheat 1.450 million and corn 4.555 million, while European wheat futures in Chicago gain as December deliveries rise. Reports from Lecount Finley Barrell and Howard note improving corn across the U S and variable local conditions, with drought impacts in some areas and strong export movements.
Stock Market Opens With Mixed Movements In New York
Trading showed activity centered in American Smelters with initial declines recovering then slipping. Union Pacific Reading and Missouri Pacific opened higher and firm, while Smelting fell over 1 point and Amalgamated Copper and others rose. The market closed quiet yet strong except Smelters which ended down 4? from Thursday’s close.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Union Pacific
Reading
Missouri Pacific
London
Jeading
Erie
Canadian Pacific
Fragmentary Bond and Rail Notes Highlight Obscure Listings
A scan of partial financial references lists bonds, rail lines, and company notes with cryptic abbreviations. Several entries mention Pacific and Western rail interests, general funds, and various securities with limited legible values and identifiers.
New York Cotton Market Opens Steady Except September Slides
The cotton market opened steady with firmer first prices except September down four points. Hulls appeared cautious as Liverpool spot sales were small and unhelpful. Opening quotes show August around 17.62 and September at 14.49 bid with several months noted at varied bids.
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New York
Liverpool
Money on call rates and sterling exchange report
New York on August 12 reports money on call at 6, time money easy with 60 days and six months at 4.74 percent, bankers' bill discount rates 4.85 and 4.83 percent for 60 days. Posted sterling exchange at 4.8619 with actual business in bankers' bills. Prime mercantile paper unchanged.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
Bankers
Prime Mercantile Paper
Metal market quiet. tin advances on exchange
NEW YORK Aug. 12 At the metal exchange Friday copper spot to October 1227 1/2 lead 4.40 4.50 spelter 5.40 tin 35.60 33.75. Lead and spelter unchanged as tin firmed in bids and asks.
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New York
The
Metal Exchange
SIZIG
New York Bar Silver Gains as Market Advances
New York bar silver in the New York market closes at 53 1/2 cents per ounce, advancing 1 1/2 cents. Mexican dollars show a bid around 44 1/2 cents, reflecting shifting demand and currency movements.
Bonds and railway stocks listed with yields and prices
A stock list shows bonds and railways including Atlas Engine Works, Citizens' Gas, Indianapolis Street Railway, Indiana Union Traction, Terre Haute Trac and Light, and various 5s and 6s with prices around 68 to 105 and percent yields. Entries include multiple Indianapolis companies and lineages, with shares and market notes.
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Atlas Engine Works
Skroad Ripple
Citizens’ Gas
Citizens’ Street Railway
Delaware & Madison
F. W. & Wood Val. T. Co
Indians Hotel
Indiana Union Traction
Indianapolis & Fastern
Indianapolis Gas Wo
Indianapolis & Greenfield
Indianapolis & Martinsville
Indianapolis & Northern
Indianapolis & Northwestern
Indianapolis Street Railway
Indianapolis Water
Indianapolis Trav
Kokomo, Mar. & West. Co
Merchants
American Central Jife
American Creasuring Co
American National Bank Eee
Belt Railroad
Ee Ju Belt Railross Common
Central Capital National Bank Trust Ales
Citizens Gas Company
Columbian National Bank
Farmers Trust Company
Vt Federal Union Surety Co
Wayne & Wale
Val
German American Trust Co
Wome
Indiana Hotel
Indiana National Bank Seed
Indiana ‘Title Company
Indiana Trust Company
Indiana Union Traction Co
Indianapolis Abattoir
Windianapolia Gas
Indpis
Northwestern
Southwestern
Indianapolis Trac
Kokomo, Marion & W
Laycock Mfg. Co
People’s State Bank
Ny Kuuh Fertlizer
Reeves & Co
Rove
Security Trust
Terre Haute ‘I. &L
Union Traction Common
Union Traction Pt
Union Trust
le van Camp Hardware
Vandalia Coal
Indianapo lis Fruits and Vegetables Wholesale Prices
Wholesale prices for fruits and vegetables in Indianapolis list numerous items with varied per unit costs. Apples, apricots, bananas, cantaloupes, grapes, lemons, oranges, peaches, pears, pineapples, plums, watermelons, beets, carrots, celery, cauliflower, cucumbers, eggplant, gourds, green corn, green beans, lettuce, mangoes, mushrooms, navy beans, onions, peppers, potatoes, tomatoes, turnips, sage, sweet potatoes, watercress and more show prices per crate, basket, dozen, or bushel, reflecting wide regional sourcing and seasonal scarcity in parts of the market.
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California
Posey County
Seymour
Smyrna
Huckelberries
Messina
Indiana
Tennessee
Michigan
Kentucky
Jersey
Market Outlook Pressures Bankers and Railroads
The report notes bankers in the south and west pressuring farm products to the market to curb loan growth, with potential export recovery. It cites London gold demands and Bank of England resilience, Harriman stock declines, and a cautious trading stance. U.S. data show banks gaining currency, railroads facing expense cuts, and stock market volatility with cautious optimism about bonds and rates.
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The
New York Times
London
Bank of Fugland
Provident Health and Accident Insurance Company In Indianapolis
Incorporation notice lists directors including Robert H. Proctor Edwin B. Pugh Av en ff Telmson John M Walt and Elmer L Keeler. Paul B Fart company Indianapolis capital stock $10 000 to manufacture electric lighting Weimer directors Paul faut Heyweler and Walter D Jones.
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Provident Health and Accident Insurance Company of
Indianapolis
Robert H. Proctor
Edwin B. Pugh
Aven Ff. Telmson
John M. Walt
Elmer L Keeler
Paul B. Fart Companys
Capital
Weimer
Paul Faut
Heyweler
Walter D. Jones
Indianapolis Produce Markets Report
Market notes from Indianapolis cover butter, Swiss Elgin prints, and new five pound bricks. Listings mention fresh eggs, emulsion cream, and poultry items including domestic turkeys and geese. Prices in cents per unit are scattered among the brief entries from local sellers.
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Indianapolis
Impo
New York Produce Prices Aug 12 Readout of dairy and poultry rates
Market report from New York and Chicago lists pork meal, lard, sugars, coffee, tallow, hay, poultry, butter, eggs and cheese prices. It shows firm to steady quotes with ranges for butter creamery and state dairy products, live poultry values for fowls ducks geese and turkeys, and cheese varieties with current levels.
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New York
Middle West
Rio
Chicago
City Statistics Births List
Harry and Myrtle Ely of 1326 Villa Avenue welcome a girl. John and Lilly Dawson of 415 Minerva Street report a girl. Otto and Grace Nelson of 2035 Catherine Street announce a boy. James and Ethel Friddle of 2107 Applegate Street welcome a boy. Joseph and Francis Casanova of 583 North Liberty Street report a girl. Earl and Frances Yol in Fitch Sanitarium welcome a girl.
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Harry and Myrtle Ely
Villa Avenue
John and Lilly Dawson
Minerva Street
Otto and
Grace Nelson
Catherine Street
James and
Ethel Friddle
Applegate Street
Joseph and Francis Casanova
North Liberty Street
Earl and
Frances ‘Yolin
Fitch Sanatorium
Three Patients Listed With Fatal Illnesses
Theodocia H. Cox 51 of 2105 New Street died of cancer of the uterus. Alazauiah VY. Scott 35 of Pieteber sana torium suffered endocarditis. Virt Langdon 22 at Deaconess Hospital died from typhoid fever.
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Theodocia H. Cox
New Street
Alazauiah VY. Scott
Virt Langdon
Deaconess Hospital
Pairs in Historic Registry Listing of Names
A fragmented OCR list presents pairs of names including Robert L. Ouesbard with Goldie Wolfe Jossen with Mildred Howe John Hickey with Katie M. Rent Walter Parr with Bessie A. M. Brown Willie Ockler with Minnie McBurney Harry Hughley with Carrie Bruckshaw Wilbur Abercombe with Estelle Picketts.
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Robert L. Ouesbard
Goldie Wolfe
Jossen "Packer
Mildred Howe
John Hickey
Katie M. Rent
Walter Parr
Bessie A. M. Brown
Willie Ockler
Minnie McBurney
Harry Hughley
Carrie Bruckshaw
Wilbur Abercombe
Estelle Picketts
Real estate transfers and lots listed in Indianapolis area parcels
A compiled list of property transactions and property details including lots, blocks, additions, and streets in Indianapolis and Beech Grove. Names such as Holmes, George W Blue, Elizabeth Gillem, Indianapolis Southern Railroad, Lorena Wakefield, Arthur W Brown, James S Morris, Joseph Thiry, Trottter Henry Co, Philovenian lodge, Maud L McQuat, Emma Powell, Nellie Hurlbert, Angelo Succone, Theodore Krune, Beech Grove improvement Co, Olive J Williams, Charley B Brown appear with parcel sizes, street locations, improvements, and sale prices from 1875 and surrounding dates.
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Lookout Plaza
Wayne
Holmes
George W.blue
Morten Place
Twenty-firet Street
Central Avenue
Pere Ard A
Tenth Street
East Street
Samuel Falender
Indianapolis Southern Railroad
Kappes
Adler
Church Streets
George M. Thompson
Senate Avenue
Merrill Street
Lorena Wakefield
Arthur W. Brown
West Park
Aldison Street
Ohio Street
Westmoreland Place
Michigan Street
Pibbs Avenue
Rosemont
Warmen Avenue
Ida Street
Brown
College Avenue
Forty-ninth Street
James S. Morris
Joseph Thiry
Mt. Jackson Cemetery
Trottter & Henry Co
Frederick
Gordman
Trotter
Bismarck Avenue
Obie Street
William L. Lice
Mount Street
Union Trust Company
Etta L. Keely
Washington Heights
Carrollton Avenue
Forty-second Street
Thomas M. Richardson
Frank Cones
Shover
Capitol Avenue
Thirty-eighth Street
Philovenian Lodge
Philoxenian Lodge Hall Association
Meridian Street
New York Street
Maud L. McQuat
John S. Mann
Franklin Township
Emma
Powell
William Seburn
Washington Township
Nellie
Hurlbert
Mamie E
Losey
Sutherland Avenue
Twenty Seventh Street
Albert E. Uhl
Angelo Succone
Forest Park
Newton Avenue
Gray Street
Theodore Krune
Edward G._Berkmyer
Tutewiler
Davidson
Oriental Street
Beech Grove Improvement Company
Olive J. Williams
Beech Grove
Charley B. Brown
Same
Edwin R. Whelan
Mary M. Conter
Local Home Repair and Remodel Notices From City Listings
A compiled list shows residents and tradespeople with addresses and charges for various home projects. Entries include reshingle and remodel work, with amounts ranging from 21 to 4 000, reflecting repairs, additions, and dwelling updates across multiple streets and neighborhoods.
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Magenta
South Shepard
Mary A. Pingych
Bellefontaine
Fred Schirt
West ‘Tenth
Mary HE. Putnain
Kenwood
James Crowley
Gale
Me T. Jeakins
Dalton
C. Bassmann
Washington and Arsenal
H. Summer
Prospect
N. Kinft
Martindale
BE. Smith
Parkway Boulevard
T. Wood
Church
S. Hansen
Buchanan
Churchman
Real Estate Transfers in City Listings Show Multiple Lot Sales
Wilmot TL Steele transfers lot 17 in McIlvain's East Meridian Heights for 5000 to Lawrence Olsen. Horace B White to Grimilla M Wingberg own Hazelhurst addition lots 30 to an irregular vacant tracts at Key stone avenue and Fountain street. Robert R Bennett to Amos M Sayter lot 14 block 15 North Todianapolis. Henry W Bennett to same. Benjamin W Anderson to Lewis Denny.
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Wilmot TL. Steele
Lawrence Olsen
McIlvain
Meridian Heights
Orth Side
Sik Street
Pennsylvania Street
Horace B. White
Grimilla M. Winberg
Hazelhurst
Keystone Avenue
Fountain Street
Robert R. Bennett
Amos M. Sayter
Todianapolis
Twentyninth Street
Barnes Avenue
Henry W. Bennett
Benjamin W. Anderson
Lewis Denny
Property Transfers and Additions Across Clifton Area
A string of real estate transfers and additions listed for Clifton and nearby districts. Properties include vacant lots on Meridian and Embra streets, Roybolt and Greenless's outlets, and multiple parcels on Westmoreland, College, and Davidson avenues. Transactions involve Edward to James Hooker, Martha Roybolt, Katherine Jennings to Harry Spring, Florence Hoff to Charles Britton, and Rosalie Goodykoontz to Sarah Pattison, among others, totaling $100,582.
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Clifton
Mbra
James H. Hooker
Edward Lots
Meridian Place
Meridian
Forty-fifth
Woman's Renalty Company
Martha
Roybolt
Holli Ase Garfield
Southern Avenue
Boyd
Katherine B. Jennings
Harry Spring
Greenless's
Davidson
Daly Streets
William 8. Cunningham
Jane F. Passquiet
Bruce
College Fear Aes
Twenty-fifth Street
Florence Hoff
Charles C. Britton
Brown
Westmoreland
Westmoreland Avenue
Walnut Street
Charles ©. Britton
Rosallie A. Goodykoontz
Sarah J. Pattison
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H. RE. Daly
Nia Aetre
J. Rhein General Passenger Agent
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LE. & Wlrr
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H. R. Daly
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A. G. Alexander
N. Illinets St
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Lea
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Brazil
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