Market receipts show mixed weekly changes for hogs cattle and sheep
Saturday saw 3500 hogs 850 cattle 300 sheep with overall losses vs last week though hogs and sheep rose year over year. Hogs sold mainly 8.95 to 9.50 with some at 9.45 9.50 as buyers remained active. Cattle supply large steady demand kept prices fully steady. Sheep and lambs ran well with pens cleared at steady prices. lambs 4 to 6 and ewes 1 4. Prices reflect gains for the week in hogs and mixed movements across species.
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Otsiap
Sears Ersees
Cattle and hog market summaries from Pittsburgh and Buffalo
Auction notes show light cattle with steady to firm prices in Pittsburg and Buffalo. Beasts include prime steers around 7 to 7.35, calves up to 10.50, hogs mostly 9 to 9.65, lambs near 4 to 4.50, and assorted grain futures with wheat corn oats and hay traded on track with varied futures quotes and inspections listed.
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Pittsburg
Buffalo
N. Y
Ieeenewee
Grain market notes from multiple U S cities
Outside grain markets in Minneapolis and Duluth show September and December wheat at roughly 1.14 to 1.18 dollars. Winnipeg and St Louis list similar September prices, while Kansas City and New York cite values near 1.07 to 1.13 dollars with various cash and futures quotes. Silver and Mexican dollars appear in the New York mercantile brief.
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Minneapolis
Steyents
Duluth
Winnipeg
ST. Louis
Kansas City
New York
Commodity quotes from Toledo market report
Wheat cash and futures prices show 02 September at 1.03, December at 1.07 and 1.12. Corn cash and futures list September and December at 2c, data for September 35, December nz May 14e. Rye No 2 124c, No 3 69 to 70c. Cloverseed cash 5.70, October 8.50, December 8.50, March 8.50. Gimothy prime 3.26, August and September 3.20. Alsthe prime 8.62?12 in August 8.62?14, October 5.60.
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Chicago
Fridday
Bartlett
A. W. Thomson
Berd
ILIT
Jan
Inal
Bid
Ask. tNom
Toledo
Gimothy
Alsthe
Chicago Wheat Market shows export demand and price shifts
Chicago wheat trades on export basis with Germany and France bids, while Kansas City notes German demand for gulf shipment via Chicago. Southern corn states produce over 165 million bushels more than last year, aided by boll weevil driven yields. reports from Ft. Dodge to Independence describe variable conditions and drought effects. Primary receipts list mixed totals. analysts expect higher prices later, and farmers consider corn purchases on weak spots.
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Chicago
Prac- Hcaly
Aittle
Germany
France
Kansas City
The
Gulf
Montreal
L. J. Schwabacher & Co
Man’s Body Found Buried in Garage Floor
Frank Ringle, 34, a well respected resident, disappeared August 16 and was found buried under the floor of an automobile garage owned by W. L. Harvey in Marion, V. His head showed a blunt instrument injury as authorities stated.
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Point
Marion, V's
W. L. Harvey
Frank Ringle
Ringle
Wall Street Opens Dull With Slight Irregularity in Trading
The opening half hour at the New York stock exchange Saturday showed dull, featureless trading with Reading common bid up 4 5 point and Steel slipping. The rest of the list remained dormant as the international London market stayed below parity and early losses were nearly erased by close. Bank statements suggested a cash loss near 2.5 million with a large contraction in loans and uncertainties ahead, while corn progress and political factors were seen as key influences on market direction.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Reading
Steel
London
Joan
Fragmentary 19th Century Market Sketch
Reading shows a jumble of place names and numbers likely from a commodity or shipping ledger. Mentions Miami, Butte, Chino, Nipissing, and Can across terse codes, with percentages and prices interleaved as a fragmentary stock or trade item listing.
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Kr Lk
Am. Tob
Pices Rawhide
Ing
Miami Cp
Butte Clit
Chis ‘B. Ray Cons
Cee Cn
Chino Cp
AGI YeiUn
Nipissing
Giroux
Glahiti Bay
Brit
Col. Va
la Rose
Stein
Cotton opens higher on short covering in New York
Cotton futures rose as August led with a 36 point jump to a new high on short covering and buying by commission houses. September showed demand while trading eyed dry Texas weather and a predicted clear Sunday. F B Hayne bid 14.33 cents for 25 000 bases. August fell 10 points after the initial surge.
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New York
F. B. Hayne
Texas
New York Bank Statement and Rubber Prices Report
The New York weekly bank statement shows reserve on all deposits down 2 773 475, deposits up 8 721 500, loans up 10 460 400, and circulation down 136 500. Surplus stands at 40 464 150 with cash reserves about 28.9 percent. Para rubber prices rise for fine and course grades to 1.75 2 and 145 1.48 respectively.
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New York
United State
New England cotton mills close amid curtailment
Reports show three large New England cotton mills shutting down as curtailment measures take effect. News notes survey railroad car shortages, copper exports, and price firming while Wall Street details ongoing market caution and potential short-covering.
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New England
London Bar Silver Steady at 2414d per Ounce
London market reports silver closing steady at 2414 pence per ounce, with a decline of 144d noted. Prices reflect slight weakening in London trading.
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London
Ane
Markets in Indianapolis to New York Aug 27
Flour dull and unchanged pork mess 24 dollars. GES Lara middle west spot 12.15 to 12.25. Sugar raw centrifugal win 4504.48. Coffee Rio No 7 spot 10 6?c. Butter Chicago extras 29 cents. Eggs nearby white fancy 22 38c. Cheese Twins young America 16 1/4 to 16 3/4 cents. Poultry prices mixed with fowls 18 cents and hens 14 to 15 cents.
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New York
Ges Lara
Middle West
Rio
Fruits and Vegetables Wholesale Prices in Indianapolis Daily
Corrected daily wholesale list for Indianapolis fruit and vegetable prices. Apples include Wealthy Maiden Blush Pippins and more with varied per bri and per basket rates. Grapes Oranges Pears and many others listed with state and regional origins. Beets Cabbage Carrots Celery Cauliflower Cucumbers Endives Garlic Green Corn Green Beans Lettuce Tomatoes Turnips Snage Onions Potatoes Parsley Mushrooms and specialty items such as Mangoes and Watercress priced by crate, basket, or per unit.
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Ruits
Posey County
Seymour
California
Indiana
Celery
Michigan
Kentucky
Jersey
Virginia
Baltimore
Real estate transfers list multiple city parcels and owners
A long list of property transactions shows Jobe D. Carlin selling to William W. St. Clair and others, with numerous deeds across Floral Park, West Park, North Euclid Place, and Beverly avenues. Prices range from 50 to 3,000 dollars, with details on lot sizes, addresses, and improvements.
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Jobe D. Carlin
William W. St. Clair
Floral Park
Twenty-first
Brighton Boulevard
Love C. Bloom
Tobe D
Carlin
James J. Bates
Emma
West Park
Warman Avenue
Ohio Street
Standard Land Company
James F. Reeder
Caroline Phice
Beverly Avenue
Schurmann Avenue
George C. Huerle
Michael FL Gill
Euclid Place
Emerson Avenue
Frank Street
Levant W. Dickinson
Walter L. Furnus
Northport
Caroline Altman
Michael Krauth
Lakes Sub
Kannas Street
Meridian Street
Provident Really Company
Frad G
Eural Street
Pruitt Street
Mary S. Judah
John W. Wood
Jamesons
Belmont
Wilkens Street
Bismarck Avenue
John W. Arbuckle
Marshall Hamilton
Taylor's
Oak Hill
Roosevelt Avenue
Lawrence Street
Property Transfers Include Many City Lots and Townships
A long list of real estate transfers and contracts features numerous individuals and companies. Notable entries include William T. Bacon to Mabel C. Parkhurst on a Central avenue lot, Emma & Lee to Michael E. Bradley on McKernan et al, and Warren township moves totaling thousands of dollars. The total for the week shows 164 transfers amounting to 269,721.97 in consideration.
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Sixteenth Street
William T. Bacon
Mabel C. Parkhurst
Osgood
Central Avenue
Thirty-second Street
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company
Catherine A. Smith
Stratford
Avon Avenue
Stanton Avenue
Sarah Porter
Vincenzo Krugzieri
Mertin
New York Street
Anc
Iimprevert
Hanson Avenue
Emma & Lee
Michael E. Bradley
McKernan Et Als
Buchanan Street
Nobre Street
Frank AL. Stonehouse
Adam E. Stonehouse
Garnelil Park
Southern Avenue
Boyd Street
Adium KE
Stonehouse
Thaddeus W. Barringer Siine
William Raab
Fred I'range
Quaarter
Township
Range
Warren Township
Charles Mofrce
Selmid
Muir
Unaghville
Ohio Street
Sheffieldt Avenue
Edward Santo
Leon T. Davidson
Wiley’s Subiivision
Ontier
California Street
Pratt Street
Lurena Sence
FF. Wohlheiter
West Park
Germia Avenue
Vermont Street
Charles (. Uohee
Minnie M. Herring
Sock YO
Forest Park
Oakland Avenue
Winks Avenue
Arthur V. Brown
Henry M. Heart
Brown
West Tenth Street
Mount Street
Tenth Street
William PF. Crawford
Low KB. Mink
Parker Avenue
Twenty-eighth Street
Lottie A. Kinsey
Wm. T. Brown
Glass Works
Kinsey Street
Esso
Carrie
Purnell
George I
Bradshaw
Indianapolis
Rader Street
Lydin Kassehanm
Same
Trion Trust Company
Jennie Ellis
Garfield
Brightwood
Sttton Street
Twenty-fifth Street
Clive M. Cromwell
Clay Foster
Trotter
Brookside Park
Olney Street
Newfind Avenue
Tin B. Schooley
Charles M. Wenzler
Connaty
Neal Avenue
Maryland Street
William L. Rice
Mary
Tuxedo Park
Washington Street
Central Trust Company
Trustees
Jefferson. Venable
Adams Street
Twenty-first Street
Jose Balz Company
John SS
Berry Etux
Gerrard's
Prospect
Prospect Street
Keystone Avenue
Abner
Woodlawn
Host Avenue
Spence Street
Leonard Bagnobi
John R. Welch
Northcroft
College Avenue
Forty-seventh Street
Jennie V. Dean
James
Beech Throve
Leonpolt J. Unversan
Herman Sander
Qarter
Two Acres
Wayne Township
U S Bank Safe Co Offers Fire and Burglary Safes
U S Bank Safe Co advertises a large selection of fire and burglar proof safes with immediate delivery. Special bar gains in slightly used safes promoted. A H Wells manager based in Irvington.
City Births and Medical Conditions Listed in Census Style
City statistics record numerous births with parents and addresses, including Viet Herbert aut Grace and Johnson, 985 Baker Avenue, a boy. Robert and Bertha Zimmerman, 188 South East Street, a girl. various other families. The list also notes health issues such as pulmonary tuberculosis, intussusception, cholera infantum, and diabetes, alongside several elderly and infirm residents.
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Herbert Aut Grace
Johnson
Baeker Avenue
Robert
Bertha Zimmerman
South East Street
Harry
Emma Ballinger
Minnesota Street
George
Hattie Bandy
Wes Twelfth Street
Lee Robert
L Vnne Landers
Twelfth Street
Sir Frank and
Monte Sumner
Ese
Washington Street
Paris
Edmonia McWhorter
Ac Blackford Street
Fake
Rosa Schneider
Mulberry Street
William Wands
East Vi Street
Minna Brandt
Summ Street
Alma Bell Colden
City Hospital
Nelson M. Williams
Jefferson Avenue
Belmont Avenue
George LE. Nicoth
Bradshaw Street
Sarah Mildred Richardson
East
Joseph Wess Moore
Union Etree
John Reihl
James McGinty
Central Insane Base Pital
Andrew P. Cramar
West Highteenth
Wisconsin Street
Local pairs listed in historical notice lineups
Charles Weaver and Mabel Harvey Bert Meyer and Emma Nobl Herman Barnhorst and May Neimeyer Palmer Morga and Amy Lees Walter Martin and Rose Dugan Beisy Hunt and Addie Braun Tkoy Jackson and Nellie Young Claud Van Arsdale and Dolly Diets Fred Hoffman and Pearl Alderson
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Harles Weaver
Mabel Harvey
Bert Meyer
Emma Nobl
Herman Barnhorst
May Neimeyer Palmer Morga
Amy Lees
Walter Martin
Rose Dugan
Beisy Hunt
Addie Braun
Tkoy Jackson
Nellie Young
Claud van Arsdale
Dolly Diets
Fred Hoffman
Pearl Alderson
Repairs and Dwellings Listed for Several Properties
A scrambled OCR listing multiple repairs remodels and dwellings with prices and addresses including Pauline De Hart Lucile McNairee E A Williams George W Stout H Sherer Leonard Bagnote A M Stewart Job Bly Levi B P Harlan H T Smith L Bales John Hanmondy and the Commercial Club reflecting a series of repairs additions and remodeling work with values ranging from 73 to 33 000 across various streets such as Moore North Senate Broadway Chestnut Howard Wyatt and Hamilton and near Ethel Me Ridian Pearl and Meridian.
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T. K. Huey
Moore
Pauline de Hart
Thirtiethy
Ethel
Lucile McNairee
North Senate
E. A. Williams
Mwenrr-serond
W. Stout
Ek H. Sherer
Broadway
Leonard Bagnote
North TiHlinvis
A. M. Stewart
Chestnut
Southern
Jiobhu Bly
Roach
Levi BP. Harlan
Catherwood
Washington
H. T. Smith
Ashland
L. Bales
Howard and
Wyatt
I. Bales
Howard and Wyatt
Johu Hanmondy
Hamilton
Commercial Club
Pearl
Meridian
Baldwin & Co Odd Fellow Building advertisement
An advertisement urging readers to entrust garment making to Baldwin & Co. It promotes custom clothing tailored to individual style with dependable service and notes a 25 percent discount on all woolens. The ad cites the Odd Fellow Building as the location.
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Baldwin & CO
Terre Haute Indiana railroad schedule details trains to multiple cities
Local Cruins depart hourly from Indianapolis toward Lebanon Frankfort Lafayette Crawfordsville Greenfield Knights Town Cambridge City Richmond New Castle Danville Greencastle Brazil Terre Haute with ten minute prehour heads for Mooresville Martinsville and other stops. Limited trains listed for Newcastle Lebanon Greencastle Brazil Terre Haute Greenfield nights and through connections to Dayton Columbus Zanesville with transfers at Richmond.
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Terre Haute
Indianapolis & Eastern Traction CO
Indianapolis
Lebanon
Frankfort
Lafayette
Crawfordsville
Greenfield
Knightstown
Cambridge City
Richmond
Newcastle
Danville
Greencastle
Brazil
Mooresville
Martinsville
Ere Haute
Green Aia
Town
Dayton
Colutelms
Zanesville
Connersville Leave Feacome Reensburg Lead
Ul 1 1910 report from Connersville notes departure of Feacome and leads by Reensburg in an unclear local event.
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Connersville
Leave
Feacome
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