Live Stock Receipts and Market Report Summary
Live stock markets across several regions show varied demand. In Saturday sales, hogs to 1,500 head, cattle about 350 head, and ample sheep and lambs were offered with prices mostly steady to firm. Hogs rose roughly 15 cents from last week’s close, cattle and sheep held barely steady, while overall runs were light in places, with multiple regional quotes for hogs, cattle, and sheep.
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Pittsburg
Aus
Union
Cincinnati
Louisville
Grain market summary shows mixed futures on Aug delivery
Chicago wheat futures rose modestly on export demand and foreign buying for deferred delivery while corn opened lower amid overbought signals and light public interest. Oats stayed weak. Armour sold December and May. French export demand eyed on a 2 cent decline. Market patchwork reflected uncertain crop prospects and varied domestic activity.
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Chicago
Armour
France
Bild
Jnominal
Markets in New York and Indianapolis Amid Varied Prices
In Indianapolis butter and eggs markets show varied items including imported Swiss, 5-lb bricks, tubs, and cheeses with prices ranging around 17c to 32c. New York reports firm lard, mixed sugar and coffee values, and steady butter, eggs, and cheese with specific ranges for creamery and state milks.
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Indianapolis
Elgin
Brich
Neufchatel
Wisconsin
AMSG
Chicago Market Prices Mentioned in Brief
Chicago August 13 butter extras 29 cents firsts 26 dairy extras 25 firsts 2 1 2 cents. Cheese Prime first 11 2 3 firsts 16 cents. Cheese Twins 14 9 14 percent? 14 1 4 9 14 cents. Young Americas 15 16 cents. Live poultry fowls 12 1 4 13 cents ducks 15 cents geese 8 to 10 cents.
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New York
Paork
Middle West
Chicago
Judge Fines Groutman Thirty Dollars and Thirty Days
Judge Collins imposes a 30 dollar fine plus costs on Fred Groutman and sentences him to 30 days in the workhouse. The once prosperous man now sleeps in the park as police remove him for loitering.
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Collins
Fred Groutman
Groutman
Prosper
Wheat and grain market report with mixed bid data
The bulletin lists bid history for wheat corn oats and hay with multiple grades and prices. It notes tracking through billing, standard and mixed lots, and totals for inspected and outbound shipments across varieties such as No 2 red wheat No 3 red No 2 white corn and several hay categories.
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Lillian
Hay
Timothy
Grain price report from Buffalo listing commodity bids
Buffalo market note dated August 15 lists Spring Wheat No 1 northern and winter wheat No 2 red with prices, along with No 2 yellow corn and other grains. It records No 2 white oats, various white oat grades, barley, rye and related bids.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Market Notes from Toledo On Grain and Futures Rates
Toledo markets report mixed futures with Sept and Dec wheat prices at $1.05 and $1.04 plus cash and spot figures. Oats, rye, cloverseed and timothy prices noted for various months with butter eggs and hay unchanged. Wheat cash prices listed. August and September timetables reflected.
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Toledo
Seliger
Oictober
Timothy
Grain Gossip: Crop conditions and rains lift expectations
Finley Barrell & Co reports drouth broken in Kansas Nebraska with ample moisture. Nebraska rains revived corn but six weeks of perfect weather needed to mature. Missouri conditions unchanged with late corn and tassel delays. Overall belt shows uneven stands and many fields unlikely to mature. Government data indicate losses in the southwest and weak yields. Canada fall wheat at 18.75 million bu. Antwerp wheat futures firm on Argentine fears. Wires from Neb Iowa and Mo report late corn, some fields standing thin, but recent rains boost optimism for a crop that may still require favorable weather through Oct 1.
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Finley Barrell & Co
Kansas
Nebraska
le Count
Itill
Howard
Missouri
Town
Tlinois
Lecount
Superior
Concordia
Smelters Lead Early Stock Exchange Rally Fail to Hold
American Smelters again active at opening, advancing briefly to 4, then retreating on small lots. Union Pacific, Reading, Northern Pacific start up then yield. London shares firm on orders for a strong opening. By close, Smelters rebound about two points with Steel Common, Reading, Union Pacific making sharp gains.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Union Pacific
Reading
Northern Pacific
London
Union Wacifie
Hear
New York Bank Statement Shows Broad Increases
The weekly statement from New York lists gains across reserves and loans. Reserve on all deposits up 4.22 million, deposits up 25.99 million, loans up 16.11 million, specie up 12.04 million, legal tenders down 1.52 million, circulation up 107 thousand, total loans 1.2243 billion. Cash reserve stands at 20.41 percent with a bank surplus of 53.57 million versus 25.72 million a year ago and 50.92 million two years ago.
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New York
United States
Cotton market eases after early advance in New York
New York cotton prices dipped slightly Saturday morning after opening up to five points higher. Local heat pressure weighed on values while cables offered little support. Southwestern reports forecast Sunday showers.
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New York
Cables
New York Rates and Silver Update for August 13
New York reports no notable events on Saturday as exchange rates show Sterling at 84146 4S814 with banker’s bills at 495.95 for demand and 483.65 for 60 day bills. Commercial bar silver priced at 534 and Mexican dollars at 44 cents.
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New York
Theney
Sterling Exchange
Financial notes show cautious optimism amid mixed market signals
Bradstreet's notes conservatism in wholesale trade despite fall gains. Dun's reviews a brighter outlook with improved crop prospects boosting confidence. Northern Pacific trims service. New York banks gain over $6,000 weekly. 15,000 tons of steel rails sold at $28. Soo Line earnings rise. iron and steel demand up. Steel stocks advance. Oklahoma cotton prospects praised. Wall Street firms show mixed buying and selling. Reid active in Europe. Baldwin locomotive works employs 16,000, up 1,500 in two months. orders expected to keep mills busy. Money conditions stabilize. crop prospects improving. interior receipts lag last week. currency movement hints a turn for the season.
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Wall Street Commission
Daniel G. Reid
Europe
New York
New York Times
Fruits and Vegetables Market Prices Listed for Various Goods
A lengthy price list details fresh fruit and vegetable quotes from apples to watercress with items such as Ma iden Blush apples at 4.50 per bri and watermelons at 25 to 32 per 100. The list includes numerous regional varieties, crates, baskets, and per-pound or per dozen rates, reflecting current market conditions. The article ends noting a delayed upward movement and growing demand in Chicago, with banks expected to bear funding burdens.
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California
Posey County
Seymour
Smyrna
Messina
Elbertas
Indiana
Tennessee
Rescued After He Wounds Man-Eating Shark
Aug 13 Boston report tells how Lascar sailor Syed Mohammed jumped from the Kabinga near Calcutta in the Red Sea heat. He fought a twenty foot shark with a long dirk, was wounded, then rescued when Traford Hall spotted him and lowered a boat.
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Boston
Syed Mohammed
Syed
Calcutta
Kabinga
Red Sea
Stenmer Traford Hall
The Window at the White Cat Light
A Mary Roberts Rinehart mystery with political intrigue and suspenseful plotting. The first person hero narrates a witty, human tale featuring detectives two sharp old maids and a romance, with atmospheric settings and constant action though the heroine remains underdeveloped. The book entertains though it lacks a strong central achievement.
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White Cat
Mary Roberts Rinehart
U S Bank Safe Co Offers Fire and Burglary Proof Safes
An advertisement from Wells, manager, promotes a large line of fire and burglar proof safes with latest patterns on hand for immediate delivery. Special bargains available on slightly used safes.
Auto racer Rafe Lindsay injured in crash at fair
At Newcastle Indiana on August 13 Rafe Lindsay of Anderson was seriously hurt in a preliminary tryout for the fair races when his car skidded in loose dirt at a curve and struck a post head first. Doctors said he likely escaped a fractured skull.
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Newcastle
Ind
Rafe Lindsay
Anderson
Marquis of Ojeda arrives in Paris on secret mission
Paris Aug 13 The marquis of Ojeda Spanish envoy to the Vatican recalled due to church Madrid clash arrived from San Sebastian via Hendaye. Reported on a secret mission from Premier Canalejas to King Alfonso who is in England.
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Paris
Marquis of
Ojeda
Vatican
Madrid
San Sebastian
Hendaye
Canalejas
Alfonso
England
Boy Hit By Train At Crossing Faces Fatal Injuries
Anderson Ind Aug 13 Mc Cune nine year old boy will probably die from injuries after being struck by a train Friday while running under crossing gates. He was buried thirty feet after the accident at the crossing.
City Births and Local Deaths Reported Across Streets
City births listed for George and Anie Melvin and many others at various addresses. Also noted are hospital cases including crushing injuries, cerebral hemorrhage, pulmonary phthisis, cholera infantum, and other conditions affecting residents and patients.
Multiple Property Transactions Across Indiana and Nearby States
A series of property deeds and improvements listed include remodels, additions, and new constructions. Names such as Schoen, Steading, Newman, Carnahan, Smith, Emerson, Cliff, Jackson, Thermier, Cooper, Gage, Red, Mahan, Doolittle, and Morris appear with locations like Spann, Fletcher, South State, Hast Ohio, East Tenth, Twelfth and Oakland, North Ritter, Applegate, Washington near Bradley, Germania, Spruce, and Brookside. Dollar amounts range from 45 to 32,000, covering dwellings, factories, furnaces, sheds, and school additions for various individuals and organizations.
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Albert S. Schoen
J. H
A. A. Steading
Fletcher
W. H. Newman
South State
Carnahan Estate
Ohio
R. Smith
Emerson
Michigan
W. H. Cliff’ Sr
Truckle
Thirty-third
W. Jackson
East Tenth
Belt
Gertrude Thermier
Twelfth
Oakland
W. H. Cooper
North Ritter
W. Gage
Applegate
Indianapolis
Grocers’ Baking Company
Offee
West New York
Walter E. Smith
Washington
Bradley
Walter BE. Smith
Susan Red
Morris
R. Ernest
Brookside
James Mahan
Germania
Tenth
Ss. O. Doolittle
Mason charged with mail fraud in Mason order racket
Darius Wilson of East Foxboro Mass is held in 1000 bonds in Buston for trial Aug 22 on charges of using the mails to defraud aspirants to Masonry. He allegedly offered to make applicants genuine Masons for a small fee but instead produced a group called Egyptian Mascons, a fictitious body. Wilson has prior arrests in St Louis and Newark New Zealand on similar charges.
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Buston
Mass
Darius Wilson
East Foxboro
Wilson
St. Louis
Newark
N. Z
Thomas Artman Near Death at Home in Indiana
Thomas B Artman a 16 year old son of Sammel R Artman is critically ill with typhoid fever at his parents home 1933 North New Jersey Street Indianapolis Ind His death is expected at any time He was a DePauw University junior last year and a Sigma Chi member He later studied at Indiana University where he contracted the disease His mother serves as county president of the WAUTOU
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Sammel R. Artman
New Jersey
DePauw University
Sigma Chi
Indiana University
Wa UT OU
Elks Lodge Members Help With Canal Death Mystery
Elks members assisted in examining the body of F. B. Meyers found in the Fairview park canal Friday near Fremont. Acting Coroner Thomas Blackwell ruled drowning as the cause. Meyers, a contractor at Fremont, was unmarried and is believed to have died by his own action due to financial troubles.
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Elks Lodge
F. B. Meyers
Fairview Park
Fremont
Thomas Blackwell
Myers
Red Earl Spencer Dies in England After Home Rule Debate
London April 14 Earl Spencer known as the Red Earl died Saturday at Althorp Northamptonshire He was a prominent landowner and a key figure in the long standing power struggle between the Commons and Lords that has dominated British politics in the past year His harsh rulings as viceroy of Ireland stirred Gladstone to advocate home rule and his death marks the end of a notable era in British governance
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London
Aus
Earl Spencer
Ireland
Gladstone
Althorp House
Northampton
England
Commons
House of Lords
Great Britain
Real estate transfers scattered across city parcels and buyers
A long list of real estate transfers is recorded, detailing buyers and sellers such as Raymond Aldred, William O. Horton, Estella M. Mes, and others. Properties include lots on Broadway, Walnut, Bouche, and Capítol avenues, with varied sizes and statuses, from vacant to improved, and prices ranging from thousands to specific cents.
Property transfers and parcels list with varied lot details
A log of real estate transfers and property descriptions including Fletcher's subdivision part outlot 3 32 by 80 fret southeast corner Hudson and Winluut streets price 13000 Amos K Hoflowell to Nellie O Hearn. Giramiview addition blocki3 20 by 1% feet west side Cornell avenue south of Twenty seventh street price 32000. Railroad women’s building and savings association to William W Busby part for 15 Coluingin place addition 4031725 feet west side Cornelius avenue north of Fortieth street price 1450. transfers 26 consideration 51764 5% for week 1% consideration 34508767
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Raymond Aldred
William O. Horton Eroux
Northerofe
Broadway
Chirk Street
William O. Horton
Raymond Aldred Et AX
Howard Mantan
Estella M. Messang
Ote
Indianapolis
Bouche
Annette Street
Leo M. Barrett
Felix VT
McWhirter
Webbs
Brookside Park
Reais Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Bert KE. Selby
Jess D. Curtisle
Emerson Avenue
Walnut Street
Lelind
James A. Houser
Charles H. Rosener
T. Marion Highlands
Central Avenue
Highhind Drive
Willan J. Reid
Jeanie L. Reid
Haugh
Oscar DL Parrish
Shover
Seamire Avenue
Fortieth Street
Jessie J. Mitchell
Edwin M. Flartman
Metzger
Tabor Street
Shelly Street
Matilda M. Topp
Sheriff
Lysias E Newson
Ll. Topps
Garde Price
Capitol Avenue
Chirty-ti Street
Lura Aa. Mills
William TE. Mills
Tuxedo Park
Garfield Avenue
New York Street
Edwin TL. Atkinson
Joseph J. Hart
Atkinson
Teter Street
Prospect Street
Clarence Atmel
Ernest Mo Vaxey
Patterson
Spruce Street
Palmer Street
John TH. Head
Frank Renex
Vajen
Yiss
Bismarck Avenue
Michigan Street
Thomas J. Biegins Fe Pom Ll. Glidewell
Muir
Sheffield Avenue
Ohio Street
McWee
Morris Street
Leonard Street
Seledius M. Shelby
Mary M. Sales
Park Heights
Indianapolis Avenue
Twentyninth Street
Wabash Realty Company
John J. Duval
Wright Et al
Meridian Street
Pletcher
Arsenal Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Sats Tinvide Seysour
Norman A. Sir Jot ’S
Malvern
Allen Avenue
Frank B. Brown
Squire Stirothers
Prier’s
Gate Street
Washington Street
Robert
Fletcher's
Hudson and
Winluut
Amos K. Hoflowell
Nellie O' Hearn
Cornell Avenue
Twenty-seventh Street
Railroad Wen'’S Building and Saving Association
Willam W. Busby
Coluingin Place
Cornelius Avepue
Incorporations list with multiple companies and stock details
A fragmented OCR listing numerous incorporations with capital stock figures and director names including Crystal Amusement, Walter Bledsoe & Co, Majesticevik Anderson, Grandview Building and Loan, Farmers Milling and Elevator, Finehout Go Cost, and The Batter Practice company. The text references towns such as Terre Haute and Chicago with various names and stock amounts.
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Crystal Amusement Company
Tadlian- Appliss
Charles E. Klarmon
Edward Argenbright
Agnes VV
Haroon
Walter Bledsoe & Co
Walter A. Bledsoe
Terre Hunte
Ind
Wilham H. Howe
Chicago
Oseph Martin, Rosedale, Ltd
John HH
Coulter
Majesticevik, Anderson, Ltd
A.B. Bradley
Too Trreen
Batter Prachige Company of
Effersonville
Sheriff Sale in Marion County Indiana by decree
Sheriff Jacob Woessner announces a public sale of rents and profits for up to seven years in Lot 12 and adjoining parcels in Lockwood Roysters Green subdivision and related blocks at 2117 Hamburg Street Indianapolis. Sale set for August 20 1910 between 10 p m and 4 p m at Marion County Courthouse. Proceeds to satisfy a decree of 65 dollars 26 cents with interest and costs. Names Lecklider Myers attorneys for plaintiff and George W Dillon plaintiff against Lewis W Caliender defendant.
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Marion County
Indiana
Burnet-Lewis Lumber Company
Pita
Barney D. Ladd
Merion County
George F. McGinnis
Hannas
Todianapolis
Jacob Woessner
Lecklider & Myers
George W. Dillon
Lewis WY
Lockwood
Roysters and
Green
Indianapolis
O’neal & Adams
Lockwood Et al
Hamburg Street
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