Daily Market Reports From Indianapolis July 12
Receipts show 1200 cattle 400 sheep with overall price declines versus last week and year. Hog markets weak after a slow start with light grades up slightly but most others steady to 10 cents lower. Cattle demand indeterminate and prices down about 15 to 25 cents. calves firm to 25 cents higher. Sheep and lambs slip about 20 to 25 cents. spring lambs around 6.50, yearlings about 5.00, sheep near 4.00. Additional regional quotes extend to Pittsburgh Cincinnati and Chicago markets with varied results across hogs cattle and sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Aeby
Springs
Chicago
Toeggs
East Buffalo
Yarades
Celves
Croughe
Cincinnati
Watea
Wewreed
Steckers
Wall Street Opens Strong With Rail Stocks Leading Gains
New York July 12 The stock market showed strength at opening as railroad shares rose 1 point or more while industrials posted fractional losses. Amalgamated Copper and Anaconda weakened after initial gains amid bear pressure. Reading Steel and Union Pacific held early gains, but bears dominated the closing hour and the list ended under heavy selling. Government bonds were unchanged and other bonds dull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Amalgamated
Anaconda
Amalgamated Copper
Soneenalas
Reading, Steel
Union Pacific
Bears
Nuicket
Hamer
Indianapolis Cash Prices For Wheat Corn And Oats
Grain prices and market notes listing bid prices for wheat corn and oats with various grades and brands. Includes through billing and sample terms, with multiple car lots and totals.
Chicago Wheat and Grain Prices Across Varied Grades
Chicago market listings show No. 2 red wheat at nominal levels with multiple grades including hard winter and spring varieties. Corn and oats quotes appear scattered with several white and yellow corn types and standard oats noted, reflecting a cluttered OCR of grain prices and classifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Northett
Siitai
Wiloe
Fragmentary Toledo ledger notes on crops and prices
A jumble of terms outlines monthly figures for cash, seeds, wages, and seed prices across months April to December. The fragment mentions corn, cloverseed, and alsike with varied percentages and monetary values, plus references to wage and prime costs. The item reads like a random inventory or annotation page rather than a full report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Uly
Mary
Alsike
Prine
Agricultural seed varieties listed in July notice
The fragment cites several wheat and seed variety identifiers such as spring wheat and winter wheat entries, color codes yellow and white, and catalog numbers like S1 U2 S107 and S20. It reads as a catalog or notice listing seed types and classifications without a clear narrative or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruefe
Oyellow
Wheat market report from Minneapolis and Chicago wires
Wheat and oats trade and crop conditions across North America show declines in visible supply and lower prices. Reports from Armour, Lamson, and Kinron note Canadian yields well below last year with heavy spot cropping and poor rainfall. Minneapolis and Duluth receipts total 452 cars versus 1,500 last year. European visible supply stands at 67.408 million bushels, down from last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlois
First Air Treaty Draft Aims to Tackle Airship Transit
Washington reports a plan to move freight by airships from Arizona to Mexico may push early U S Mexico agreement on an air treaty. Mexico has approved the draft proposed by Ambassador De La Batista to Secretary Knox. The accord would register airships and require landings at borders for customs and immigration checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Arizona
Mexico
United States
de la Batra
Knox
Copper declines as copper prices slip at metal exchange
New York reports copper weakness at the metal exchange with a drop in asking price to around 11.49 to 11.90 per unit. Tin remains steady with a modest improvement, lead and spelter unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Metal Exchange
New York Bar Silver Decline Reported in July Market
New York bar silver prices show a decline as commercial bar silver at 44.4 cents per ounce reflects a slipping exchange rate. The report notes a drop against the Mexican dollar and cites a 3 cent decrease in the value compared with previous sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Produce Prices Mixed Across Goods
New York July 12 market notes show flour oats steady pork steady lard firm and coffee futures mixed. Butter steady receipts 165540 creamery and imitation creamery products firm while cheeses and eggs show firmness and varied dairy offerings across state and nearby markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Middle West
Muscovada
Chicago Dairy Prices and Poultry Report July 12
Chicago dairy and poultry market abbreviations list prices for butter extras at 26 to 28 cents, firsts 24 to 26 cents, with Erlnae firsts at 17 cents and Cheese Twins and Young Americas items noted. Poultry section shows shipments of ducks and geese priced around 14 to 15 cents per unit with small counts and varied descriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Americas
Financial notes and market movements in New York
The New York Sun reports a notable improvement in financial sentiment with prices near panic levels of 1907. The New York Times notes banks gain 258000 since Friday, contrasting last week’s 4 million loss. Steel common buys surface, London sells, and a wave of short interest is observed as markets react.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
The
New York Times
Sub-Treasury
Local incorporations and stock changes listed in Indiana notices
The North Liberty State Bank in North Liberty St Joseph county is incorporated with 25000 capital. The Wabash Valley Coal company of Lafayette is incorporated with 10000 by specified stockholders. Lake Canning company of Spencer county dissolves by stockholders consent. Peabody-Alwart Coal company of Sullivan records 100000 in preferred stock. Longwell Cummings company of Logansport files certificate for increased capital stock including 25000 in preferred stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Liberty State Bank
North Liberty
St. Joseph County
Wabash Valley Coal Company
Lafayette
Thomas Follen
Elizabeth C. Follen
Patrick A. Freel
Mary ¥. Freel
Lake Canning Company
Spencer County
Peabody-Alwart Coal Company
Sullivan, Ind
Longwell Cummings Comany
Logansport
Ind
Alaska Boundless Riches and Resources Revealed
Forest Service Bulletin highlights Alaska vast size of 586000 square miles and population 63000. Notes climate extremes from Sitka to central interior, rich fisheries and gold output around 20 million in 1908, growing timber potential, railroad and telegraph reach, and forests protection needs as timber plans loom large for Alaska's future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Russia
Iinois
Aleutian Islands
Savannah
Los Angeles
Cal
Canada
Mexico
Kelloge
Maine
Florida
Sitka
Interior
War Department
Congress
Kellogg
Bath Pool Construction Starts for Indianapolis Youth
The city council approved a $500 appropriation to build a municipal bathing pool on Fall Creek near the Capitol avenue bridge to prevent drownings. Joseph Holt begins work Tuesday. the bathhouse 65 by 12 feet should open Friday with an attendant for children. Mayor Shank intends to sign. site selection rests with the board of public safety, Capitol avenue bridge favored.
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Joseph Holt
All Creek
Holt
Fall Creek
Capitol Avenue Bridge
White River
Shank
Board of Public Safety
Reubenus
Mind Your Own Business Says Kaiser to U S
Managua reports a letter from the German Kaiser expressing apparent friendliness to Madriz. The U S had no official comment while Britain weighed recognition. Germany acted independently, signaling no intent to consider the U S stance in the matter.
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Kaiser
U. S
Managua
Madriz
State Department
Germany
Great Britain
Enghind
United States
England
Fourth international conference opens in Buenos Ayres
The fourth international conference of American republics began in Buenos Aires on July 12 and is likely to last six weeks. Turmoil in Nicaragua and other Central American states makes the meeting the most important yet held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Ayres
Brazil
Nicaragua
Pinchot to Campaign in California for Insurgent Nominee
New York July 12 Roosevelt and Gifford Pinchot discussed Pinchot's California tour for William Kent, a progressive bidder for the Republican gubernatorial nomination. Pinchot plans several speeches, including a stop in Kansas City, amid a growing insurgent influence whisper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Giffard Pinchot
Taft
Pinchot
California
Hisman Johnson
Roosevelt
Francis 4 .Hener
San Francisco
Pinechot
Hener
Heney
Pinecet
Pinehet
William Kent
McNinley
West
Los Angeles
Miareon
E. W. Stetson
Dunwoody
Harry S. Edward
Washington
One Million Women May Get Their Vote
London July 14 A bill to enfranchise 1 000 000 women was moved to a second reading in the house of commons Monday by J Shawhieton. The bill enfranchises householders. The move is a signal in favor of suffragettes pushing for the ballot. A heated debate followed with Tr BE Smith opposing the measure. Final vote set for Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
J. Shawhieton
BE. Smith
Embezzlement Charge In Fidelity Trust Officer Case
Louisville July 12 August Roose assistant secretary of Fidelity Trust company was arrested Monday and charged with embezzling 6000. Books are being examined and the defalcation may run into hundreds of thousands. Roose had been speculating heavily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulisville
August Roose
Fidelity Trust Company
Rooke
Frank Grant Ends Life in Fort Wayne Note Says Life Too Much
Special to The Sun Frank Grant aged unknown ends his life with a revolver in Fort Wayne Indiana leaving a note to his parents claiming life is too much and that the other world cannot be worse. He bids them good luck and kisses goodbye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Ind
Frank Grant
Parliament Would Copy Indiana Law From British Inquiry
Edward Allen Brotherton a Leeds business member of Parliament asks the State Board of Charities for a copy of Indiana’s poor relief law and a report on its operation. Indiana’s reform has reduced taxpayer expense and pauper numbers without increasing care needs. Current paupers average about 40,000 yearly, down from over double in 1907, with claims of about $3,000,000 saved since 1895. Nearby, real estate transfers for lots and additions total $166,633.35 in value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Allen Brotherton
Leeds
Laws
State Board of Charities
Indiana
City births and health notes from Downey and others
City statistics list multiple birth entries with parents and addresses including Downey Holmes Hutchinson and others. Entries also note various medical conditions and illnesses such as Hodgin's disease chronic interstitial nephritis pulmonary embolism tubercular meningitis hypertrophy of the prostate rupture of gall bladder septic phlebitis typhoid fever arteriosclerosis influenza and other health mentions at city addresses and hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Dietz
Gray Street
Hodgin
Alice Bermingham
Meridian Street
Ian Shepherd
Delaware Street
Lawrence A. Merritt
Market Street
Stacy E. Danner
Division Street
Alexander C. Meyers
John J. South
Conrad Street
Ruben Catshall
City Hospital
Jesse J. Huddleston
Washington Street
Allen Farmer
James P. McHugh
Abbott Street
la Grippe
Reading of names in a social column noted pairing couples
James Warren and dha Wooder, Robert Lee tay and Elizabeth Beaver. Ralph Robinson and Tessie Andrews. Max Schwarzer and Clara Higgins. Clarenceen and May Hoffman. Enoch J. Tweckson and Cora Lee Younger. George Cottet and Margaret Jester. Harry Paterson and Tessa Luckenbill.
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James Warren
Dha Wooder
Robert Lee Tay
Elizabeth Beaver
Ralph Robinson
Tessie Andrews
Max Schwarzer
Clara Higgins
Clarenceen
May Hoffman
Enoch J. Tweckson
Cora Lee Younger
George Cottet
Margaret Jester
Harry Paterson
Tessa Luckenbill
Local Repair and Building Entries Listing Homes and Costs
A fragmented ledger of residents and firms with house repairs additions and costs across multiple St. Louis and New Jersey locations. Entries note names such as Mueshing Habig Unverson Gaertmer Overland Auto Co Lodge list includes addresses like Birch Haugh Dearborn Hamilton Senate and Garfield with amounts ranging from 50 to 2000 dollars and up to 25000 in aggregate projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TB. Dondell
Birch
A. Mueshing
Haugh
American Telephone Co
New Jersey
Thirtieth
Habig & Unverson
Carson and Meridian
R. G. Gaertmer
East
Overland Auto Co
Edward Rink
Rural
A. ©. Todd
Dearborn
Louis Moon
Hamilton
Lee Thomas
Riehurnie
A. L. Monfort
Senate
Real Estate Transfers Across Central Trust and Grantees
Central Trust trustee transfers parcels to John H. Lytle and others in multiple additions including North Brookside Park and Mansur Park with vacant lots and improved parcels. Transactions involve Fletcher's sub, Ritter's addition, and various streets in St. Joseph area, totals ranging from 200 to 1,100 dollars and up to 1,000+.
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Lincoln Park
Central Avenue
Twenty-fifth Street
Cortland “van Camp
Central Trust Co
Pennsylvania St
Market St
Americann National Bank
Mary S. Moore
Margaret Hamilton
Stubbs’ College Ave
Ashland Ave
Fiftieth St
Anna Nugent
Annie M. Nugent
Hazelhurst
Fountain St
Bleyd Ave
Albert KB. Carter
Roca Selleck
Jof Fer
Carter
Capital Ave
Wiftieth St
Kenwool Ave
Central Trust Company
John H. Lytle
Brookside Park
Dearbormu
Nineteenth Streets
Amelia T. Mansur
Claude Mr. Curteton
Mansur Park
Missouri Street
Twenty-Seventh Street
Wim
M. Cochrane
Louis Theising
St. Totts
Osgood’s Forest
P. Ludlow
Florence M. Huggins
Ritter
Dvlian Avenue
Ludlow
Fitzgerald
Otto N. Frenzel
Pratt
Marthee Corner
St. Clair
Meridian Streets
Mary DB
Pituserald
Same
Mary B. Fitzgerald
Louis Trolwer
Ina Gage
James Finn
Neisners
Marian T. Whitesell
Avondale
Capirol Avenue
Thirty-fifth Street
Mary Cusack
Francis S. Chatard
Walker
Sunnyside
Washtreton Street
Hawthorne Lane
Samuel BR Longtieth du Charles
Heywood Park
New Jersey Street
Twenty-Eifth Street
Effle Toon
Charles
Toon
Burton
Bark Place
Hoxton
Ilinois Street
Thirtieth Street
Charlies Oh
Effie Toon
Sunrdiin
Frank J. Barr
Burt N. Pierce
Terrace Resch
Washington Township
Chas
Schofield
Virgil K. Brown
Sangster
Hillside Avenue
Caroline Street
Twenty-eighth Street
Union Trust
Jos
O. Casson Et Ax
Woodcroft
P Avenue
Forty-fourth Street
Martha Johnson
Holliday
Garfield Park
Southern Avenue
Boyd Street
Eliza T. Edwards
Thos. D. Stringer
Northwestern Park
Eugene Street
Ethel Avenue
Fred T. Ross
Peter
Reidenbach
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Daily Market Reports
Indianapolis
Liverpool
Broomball
Stuart
Mets
Reese
Hale
York Bonds
Ywyi
Afeh Ds Co
N. Vo
I. Orl. Dso
DRG. Fs
Weta Se W
C.K
jSo. Ry. Ss
COR
Erie
UsTha
Westh
Pen High Louw
Clase
Atchison Oy
Amal
AM & T Orto
Ap WA
TSS
R T. Avaee
Pacific
Lewey
N.Y
Hk Ee Nor Phage
Steel
Eading
Rock Island
Texas
Wey
Miya
Ste
Hay
Ao, OD
Cashif Grain
Buffalo Grain
Swansas City
Ark Iradstreet
Minneapolis
Lnter
Armour, Peary and
Lamson
Finley Barrell & Co
le Count
Manitoba
Estavan
Sour
Kinron Wires Winley Barrell & Co
Brandon
Duiuth
Winnipes
ISU
Metal Markets
Financial Notes
First National Bank
Wired
New York Herald
Forest Service
Department of Agriculture
R.S. Kellogg
Klondike
Streat
Gity
Fail Creek
Council
Hunter
of Insurgents
Joseph and
Catherine Downey
Bates Street
James and
Theresa Holmes
N. Warman Avenue
Albert and
Anna Hutchinson
Petri
Momerami Mary Day
N. Lasalle Street
Martin and
Zettie Mazer
N. Holmes Avenue
Walter and
Nettie Ray
Holbrook Street
George and
Cora Oliver
Geisendorf Street
Massie and
Claudie Gates
W. Walnut Street
N. A. Hubbard
House
Tr W. Hubbard
Budellia Davis
Garfield
Sandusky
Lima
St. Marys
Portland
Union Station
Pullman
Michigan City
Rochester
Plymouth
Niagara Falls
NEW York Central Lines
Atlantic City
Buffalo
Lehigh Valley
No. St East Washington Street
H. R. Daly
Gen. Agt
Rana O le Entravgooh
L. E
Westfield
Chautauqua Lake
Cedar Point
Cleveland
City
East Washington Street
H. M. Mounts
D. P. A. Tudianapolis
Board of School Commissioners
City of
North Meridian Street
le BL Daggett & Co
Board of
School Commissioners
Bank of Trist
Board of Park Commissioners
Saks Laluille
Riverside Park
Beard
Henry Jameson
John J. Appel
Charles E. Coffin
Ferdinand L. Mayer
Board of Park Commissioner
Peroy E. Snyder
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