Live Stock Receipts Rise In Mixed Saturday Markets
Saturday receipts reached 5000 hogs 1450 cattle and 400 sheep with gains across hogs cattle and sheep from a week ago and last year. Hogs sold with higher prices amid fair demand and heavier grades. tops ran to 9.15 while averages rose. Cattle sales stayed steady with through billing common and calf prices easing slightly. Sheep and lambs showed steady to lower trends with lambs scarce and best hogs achieving around 4.28 for good sheep. overall market remained fair for the week.
Market livestock and grain report with varied prices
The document lists steers cows calves and bulls with prices across grades, plus lambs, pigs and sheep. It also covers Chicago grain activity with wheat declines, corn and oats drops, and mixed futures as of Aug 20 with Open High Low and close figures for wheat corn oats pork and soy products.
City and Interstate Live Stock Markets Reported
Across Pittsburg, East Buffalo, Cincinnati and Cleveland markets on August 20, cattle and hog receipts varied, with steady to higher prices for cattle and strong hogs. Prime steers reached about 7.25 to 7.75, calves and lambs showed mixed but solid demand, and hogs traded up to roughly 9.50. Bulls and sows noted in the listings, with regional fluctuations and several price ranges among butcher and stocker grades.
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Pittsburg
East Buffalo
Ledri
Yvorkers
Aeeng
N. Y
Tenion Stockyards
Cleveland
Orker's
Indianapolis grain market report shows mixed wheat corn and oats
Grain price board tracks wheat corn and oats with weak demand on the Indiana market. Reports list No 2 red and extra Red bids, various white and mixed corn grades, timothy and clover hay prices, and extensive inspection tallies across 46 cars with multiple lots and samples.
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Indianapolis
Timothy
Grain and seed prices listed for September and future months
In Toledo on August 29 wheat and corn futures are shown with cash and September prices. Wheat cash 1.004 percent, September 1.01, December 1.04, May 1.09146. Corn cash unspecified, September and December quoted with May. Oats, Rye No. 2, Clover seed, Timothy prime for August, October, December, and March. Prices include numbers like 8 etc.
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Toledo
Prices for grain and feed in Buffalo New York market
Summer heat affects grain quotations with No. 1 Northern at 1.19, No. 2 red SSH, No. 2 white S1.0g, No. 2 yellow face 67, No. 4 yellow 65, No. 3 mixed oats No. 2 white 38e, No. 3 white 361Q, standard barleys mixed, new and old, rye No. 1 790, Northwestern No. 2 7.
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Buffalo
Nsn
Chicago Cash Grain Prices Report Aug 20
Chicago cash grain prices listed for August 20 show No. 2 red wheat at 94.0 to 100.0 cents, corn No. 2 around 61 to 64 cents, and No. 2 oats near 32 to 34 cents, reflecting early trading in the market.
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Chicago
Grain Receipts and World Cables Highlight Mixed Wheat Picture
Paris reports wheat opening down 1 9c while Buenos Ayres notes poor northern provinces but good west and southwest potential. Chicago receipts show wheat at 321 cars with 196 contract, corn 156 with 44 contract, oats 606 with 428 contract. elevator space tight in Chicago and exports expected to absorb large stocks amid unprecedented grain movement and financing strain.
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Chicago
Buenos Ayres
Finley, Barrell and Company
Hadio
Market Shows No Clear Trend After Opening Trading
New York stock market opening shows irregular declines with most issues dipping about one half to one percent. Some exceptions hold firm like Smelters Copper, Pennsylvania, Missouri Pacific and Wabash preferred. trading remains listless, with Reading and Union Pacific moves tested by room traders.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Pennsylvania
Missouri Pacific
Wabash
Reading
London
Barney
Union Pacific
Quinn
Minion
Finley Barrell & Co
Aichison
Balt
Ohio
B. R
Lee
Suscourt Pacific
Central
Nor Pacific
Penn Railways
Republic Steel
Rock Island
Wes
Union
Utah S. Steel
Wabash Copper
Old New York Bonds A. T. T
No. Pac
Y. Ag
RB. T
W. Znas
C J. Col. da Tbm
So. Ry
iSo
C.& NW
jTex
Pac
Wen
Elec Ms
Uv P
W. Shore
Wah
Westh
Cotton Market Fluctuations Reported in New York
New York markets show cotton opening firm yet nervous with a brief upmove to new highs in August futures and active months. Prices quoted with varying bids and expectations. August near 16.03 on Wall Street while shorts cover amid unsettled tones and showers reported in Texas.
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New York
Cotton
Wall Street
Shorts
Texas
Weekly bank statement shows mixed reserve and loan shifts
New York report lists changes in deposits and reserves with decreases in reserve on all deposits and on deposits excluding United States. Loans rise by 18.7 million, deposits up by 18.04 million, circulation down 1.46 million. Total loans total 1.227974 billion. Surplus stands around 50.045 million, well above one and two years ago. Actual cash reserve about 28.99 percent.
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New York
Money market rates in New York Aug 20
In New York on August 20 money on call was quiet with no notable action. Posted sterling exchange rates show bankers' bills at 486.55 for demand and 456.60 for sixty day bills, with related figures around 484. The report notes no further business with bankers.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
Financial notes reflect bank holiday and industrial shifts
Saturday bank holiday in London halted stock exchange sessions while New England cotton mills plan shutdowns to September 15 affecting about 50,000 workers. August steel output stays light with about 40 percent capacity. The American Agricultural Chemical Company expects a modest earnings rise on its common stock. New York banks see limited reserve gains from interior movements as the tide shifts toward New York with $1.5 million estimated gains this week.
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London
The
Stock Exchange
American Agricultural Chemical Company
New York Times
New York City
New York
Markets Hit By Mixed Midwest and East Coast Trading
In Indianapolis corrected daily market notes show fresh butter and egg prices, with 5-lb bricks at 17 4c and 32c prints from Elgin. Wisconsin dairy and poultry values edge up, while New York and Chicago reports list quiet flour, firmer pork, and varied cheese and egg figures for August 20.
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Indianapolis
Butte
Neufchatel
Wisconsin
Ucks
New York
Middle West
Tige
Fruits and Vegetables Prices and Market Notes
A lengthy list of fruits and vegetables with regional and exact pricing from Indiana and California suppliers. Items include apples, pears, grapes, lemons, oranges, peaches, cantaloupes, watermelons, and numerous vegetables with varied per unit prices and local market references. Also mentions national financial notes on crop reports, banking gains, and stock market sentiment amid fluctuating prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Posey County
Seywour
Smyrna
California
Messina
Indiana
Tennessee
Divorcee Loses Nose in Attack by Ex-Suitor in Zanesville
In Zanesville Ohio Ang 20, Charles Johnson reportedly cut off the nose of Mrs. Sarah McGee a beautiful divorcee after she refused to marry him. The attack left her severely injured and at risk of death.
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Sarah McGee
Charles Johnson
Zanesville
Ang
Exposition Site Clash at Esperanto Congress
Delegates from twenty three nations debated San Francisco and New Orleans as venues for the Panama canal exposition during the congress closing sessions in Washington on August 20. No decision was reached on the 1915 expo year and site.
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Washington
National
San Francisco
New Orleans
Panama Canal
Euch City
Traction Earns $4 861 In July Report
The Indianapolis Crawfordsville Western traction company posted July net earnings of 4861.88 as reported by receiver Harry J. Milligan. Total earnings reached 15775.35 with expenses at 10913.47.
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Indianapolis, Crawfordsville & Western Traction Company
Feneral Court
Harry J. Milligan
Indianapolis and surrounding firms incorporate with varied capital
A slate of new incorporations is reported including Fayette Lumber Company of Connersville with 20 000 capital stock and directors Albert Moffett Albert H Robinson Calvin J Murphy Jess W Harlin and Richard EF AMed'hire Logansport Chemical Company with 130 000 capital stock directors Bzinohard Victor S Wise and Joseph Man ch Farmers Grain and Supply Company with 10 000 capital stock directors Wiam J Guekien John H Gish John W Shanks S B Kleckner Mo W Dillon R O Sharp J J Reeder John Reding Andrew Wise Smith Alsop Paint and Varnish Company of Terre Haute with 25 000 capital stock and directors Elzen Markland M Kadwar Shoptaugh William F O'Brien and Harry Alsop Central Wire and Iron Works of Indianapolis with 5 000 capital stock to manufacture iron and iron novelties directors Frederick Phillips Emma Schiffman and Dorothy Phillips
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Fayette Lumber Company
Connersville
Albert, Moffett
Albert H. Robinson
Calvin J. Murphy
Jess W. Harlin
Richard EF. Amed
Logansport Chemical Company
Bzinohardie
Victor S. Wise
Joseph Manch
Farmers’ Grain and Supply Company
Enriitens Capital Stock
Wiam J. Guekien
John H. Gish
John W. Shanks
Kleckner
Mo W. Dillon
Sharp
J. J. Reeder
John ©. Redding
Andrew Wise
Smith-Alsop Paint and Varnish Company
Terre Haute
Capital
Elzen Markland
M. Kadwar Shoptaugh
Wiliam F . O'Brien
Harry Alsop
Central Wire and Iron Works
Indianapoli Capital Stock
Frederick Phillips
Emma Schiffman
Dorothy Phillips
Aunt Delia Gets First Ride on Boat in Marblehead Visit
Aug 20 Mass. President Taft and family watched the Sonder races aboard the Sylph at Marblehead. Aunt Delia Forrey, long life on shore, rode for the first time in her life, urged by Charley Taft who promised immunity from seasickness. Gen. Leonard Wood arrives Beverly Monday for a conference with the president on Army Department estimates.
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Beverly
Mass
Delia”Forrey
Taft
Marblehead
Delia
Charley Taft
Leonard Wood
United States Army
Army Department
City Statistics Birthe Babies and Ills Listed
A readable list records births at various addresses including Meier Brock at 705 North Meridian and May Hadley at 34 Price, with others noted for health conditions such as mitral insufficiency emdoacarditis and pulmonary tuberculosis. Several entries also show children and adults with illnesses like pneumonia chronic dysentery and acute colitis at different streets and hospitals.
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Meier
Mirna Brock
Meridian Street
Luther and
May Hadley
Price Street
Frank and
Alta Lewis
Arrow Avenue
Claude and
Mya Pittenger
Wilmington Street
Joseph and
Rose Garr
Arsenal Avenue
Charles and
Sadie Dwyer
Maryland Street
Anna Fatrite
Brown Avenue
Thomas A. Fitzgerald
Bay Street
Gareth William Payne
College Avenue
Lida Leprev
Christian Avenue
Cornelius O'Donnell
St. Vincent’s Hospital
James W. Hackney
New York Street
Mary Ford
Thirty-third Street
John Sullivan
Missouri Street
Katharine Dowaigg
Meriiian Street
Prank PY Names Apparent in Reading List
A readable fragment lists multiple pairs of individuals with unusual initials and merged surnames including Prank PY and Ruth Plera, Charles FE Hedden and Flora Hewitt, and Robert Ee-Hancock with Hatthe J Herold, among others, suggesting a roster or social page snippet with no clear event or outcome.
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Prank PY. Maler
Ruth Plera
Charles FE. Hedden
Flora Hewitt
Robert Ee-Hancock
Hatthe J. Herold
Benev Tum Has
Filvira Smith
Jarence W. Coonee
Ruth Winens
Ash BH. Franklin
Millie MM. Mann
Ernest Ware
Lalu Cook
Yeorge W. Stoeler
Hannah Barker
Forest
Warriver
Anna Weddie
Truts Lemburger
Lizzie M. Buckner
James V. Kelly
Hazel G.thompson
Fragmentary contractor list with names and dollar figures
A partial OCR shows numerous individuals and properties with repair or building actions and stated costs. Entries include addresses such as East Nineteenth, 747 East Market, 1160 Bismarck, Broadway and Thirty-third, plus tasks like reshingle repairs and additions with amounts ranging from 20 to 20,001 dollars.
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A. Davis
East Nineteenth
William Tobin
East Market
George Martin
Fulton
Floj. Schlegel
Broadway
Tbe Ooo
Ellen F. Tive
Bismarck
R. &. Shaneberger
Mrs. Bowers
Northwestern
Sta
Nevada
Buchanan
Denison
Henry Wetzel
Ringgold
Winifred Glenn
Minerva
J. Quinn
North Senate
Ringan &O
West Maryland
Margaret Kincaid
Highland Pice
Sean
Real Estate Transfers Amid City Property Listings
John E Spann sells 40x135 vacant east Washington addition lot 23 for 500 to Katas Tobin. Several transfers follow including Dugan to Dugan with 40x153 West end Dietz subdivision lot. Bartholomew Dugan to Amanda Darling 40x153. Irwen Darling to Amanda Darling lot 143 Armstront park six feet improved. Hielson to Barcus 40x140 at Coburn's third addition. Ryder to Penrod in Cooper second northeast addition 40x120 improved. Carer to Carey half of lot 11 Routh subdivision Johnson Kerrs addition 40x? improved. various parcels in Morris, Thirty-fifth, Concordia, Entes, and Crown Hill cemetery lots with prices ranging from 60 to 34,000 dollars. Other notable deeds include Francis Gordon to Ida Hargraves in Franklin township, Marion motor company to Overland, Willys Overland deal, and multiple parcels in Brightwood, Western Heights, and Irving Park additions. Prices include 60, 1,000, 2,000, and 35. Over 30 transfers document vacant and improved properties across multiple additions in West Indianapolis.
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John E. Spann
Katas G. Tobin
Bradley
Washington Street
Brattley Street
New York Street
Thomas J. Dugan
Nora L. Dugan
Dietz
West End
Bismarck Avenue
Walnut Street
Bartholomew Dugan
Irwen Darling
Amanda
Darling
Armstront Park
Thirty-fifth Street
Barnes Avenue
James K. Hielson
Joshua BE. Barcus
Coburn
Indianapolis
Lee and
Morris Streets
Charles M. Ryder
William WH. Penrod
Cooper Et Als
Halston Avenue
Nineteenth Stret
George A. KE. Carer
H. M. Carey
Routh
Johnson Kerrs
Collegevenue
Sixteenth Street
Pares
Concordia
Entes Streets
William M. Shaw
Bagenia
Cobb
Brown
East Meridian Heights
Central Aves Tite
William G. Mathews
William H. McKitrick
State Plaza
Andolph Street
William
Flora
Thomas EF
Truthpo
Morris
Brightwood
Twenty-second Street
Oxford Street
Crown Hill Cemetery
Mary C. Lenderback
Crown Mill
Lavina Watson
Milar EB. Watson
Perry Township
Francis M. Gordon
Ida B. Hargraves
Franklin Township
Marion Motor «Xz Company
Overland Automobile Company
Limke
Fifteenth
Lafayette
SL Overlands Automobile Company
Willys Overland Company
Elien FF
Drez
Liarhorn Street
den Drive
Fease Springer
George W. Meek
Arthur V. Brown
Lurena Wakefield
Jors
Western Heights
Warne Trewisnip
Union Trust Company
Trimstee
Widdiam Ib Lang
Monticetta
Aeton
Samuel . Fergus
George W. Hunt
Heights
Arlington
Seventeenth Street
Ritter Avenue
St. Leonard
Manning
Martha J. Brrre
Lasallin Et
Irving Park
Finerson Avenues
Charles M. Cross
Michael Dean
Myers’ University Plaice
Givnpde Avenue
Burgess Ave
Hueods See
Meridian Park
U S Bank Safe Co Safe Models for Immediate Delivery
U S Bank Safe Co offers a large line of fire and burglary resistant safes with latest patterns on hand for immediate delivery. Special bar gains in slightly used safes advertised. Irvington 774% A H Wells Manager. New 12190K.
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Irvington
A. H. Wells
Land Transfers and Property Descriptions Across City Additions
Numerous property transfers listed with segments of streets and blocks. Transactions include sales on Washington Boulevard, Hovey Street, Linden Street and others, detailing lot sizes such as 124 feet and 62 by 120 feet, with references to additions and townships. Total value noted as 265,989.32.
Balance Sheet and Income Figures From a 1910 Company Report
The document presents six months and June 30 1910 figures including gross income operating expenses and net earnings. It lists manufacturing gas purification distribution by products and by-products sales general expenses salaries and wages taxes and bond interest. The balance sheet shows assets liabilities and stock figures with cash inventories and treasury stock.
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Stork
Ateek
Bainare
ATO
Mercantile
Treasury
Vity
Indianapolis
Unclear rail timetable fragment from 1:08 pm district dispatch
Fragmentary schedule notes show limited train stops and dispatch times between Connersville Bruahville Jeensburg Lea ve with listed times from 1:08 pm to 6:10 pm. Details are garbled and may reflect a local line timetable or internal communication.
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Connersville
Bruahville
Bhelbyville
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