Daily Market Reports Live Stock from Indianapolis
IndianapolIs July 14 Receipts today 6500 hogs 1900 cattle 600 sheep demand steady with high prices. Hogs top near 9.25 with most at 8.65 to 9.10. calves weak to 25c lower. Cattle active with strong steady prices. feeders and bulls near steady. Sheep and lambs receipts larger. market weak to 25c lower. spring lambs around 6. yearlings 5 and sheep 4.
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Indianapolis
Pittsburg
Union Stockyards
East Buffalo
Cincinnati
Hatebeta
Wheat market opens firm on strength from Northwest
Grain prices rise with July at 1.05, September 1.01 and December 1.05. Bullish Liverpool and Northwest reports push commissions to support the market. Corn opens lower on rain then regains fractionally, oats firm with shorts as buyers and country sellers. Cincinnati Price Current notes oats in good condition with a heavy crop looming.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Northwest
Cincinnati
Market gains as bears retreat on Wall Street
The New York stock market opened steadier with American shares in London rising to above parity. Active issues included Union Pacific Reading St Paul Steel and Amalgamated Copper. Early fractional advances gave way to sagging prices before a broad rebound as bear positions were covered and a potential bull move emerged. Government bonds remained unchanged.
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New York
Stock Exchange
London
Union Pacific
Reading
St. Paul, Steel
Amalgamated Copper
Indianapolis Grain Prices and Inspections Report
Wheat futures steady on track with No 2 red at 1 01 and July at 1 01 August 1 00 No 3 red 95 cents wagon wheat No 2 red 98 cents surveys show various car counts for corn oats hay and mixed grains with No 3 white No 4 white No 3 yellow and No 3 mixed listed across in and out movements totaling dozens of cars inspected and cataloged by grade and sample.
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Indianapolis
Hay
Timothy
Prairie
Chicago Grain Prices Quietly Hold Key Values
Chicago market notes show mixed bids for wheat corn and oats with No 2 red wheat about 1.06 per bushel and No 2 corn near 61 61 2 cents, while No 2 white oats range around 44 cents and standard oats at 44 4. The report lists several grades of wheat corn and oats with nominal differences and fluctuating quotes.
Toledo Grain Prices Report From July Market Session
Wheat and corn futures and cash bids listed for July September December and May contracts. Rye prices for No 2 and No 3 noted. Glove seed prices shown for cash October December and March with Alsike and Timothy pricing included.
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Toledo
Alsike
Sia
Timothy
Wheat and grain prices in Buffalo on July 14
Market notes from Buffalo show spring wheat No 1 northern at 1.2254 dollars per bushel and winter wheat varieties No 2 red at 1.08 and No 2 white at 1.07. Corn prices ranged from No 2 yellow 6744 cents to No 8 yellow 66 1/2 cents and No 4 yellow 4 1/2 cents. oats and barley quotes listed with varying white categories. rye prices for No 1 and No 2 given.
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Chicago
Bufefalo
Butter and cheese and eggs items from a market list
A fragmented market listing shows imported Swiss butter and various dairy goods priced in cents, along with cheese types such as Neufchatel and State primwes. It also mentions eggs, poultry like roosters and spring chickens, hens, and turkey related items, plus goose and domestic items in a bustling shop catalogue.
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Lunburg
New
Neufchatel
Slaw
N.Y
Wisconsin
North West receipts and grain markets headline
Northwest receipts show 875 wheat cars compared with 125 last year including Winnipeg. Argentine shipments report 800000 wheat down from 1632000, 2900000 corn up from 2072000. Wires from Saskatoon note mixed crop prospects with three quarter crop and good stand in places, while Russia reports alarming conditions and heat damages the south. Continental markets show gains in Liverpool and Budapest wheat, with spring wheat conditions improving in some regions. The Price Current notes harvest near finish, good grain quality, and strong corn growth with oats in good condition and a heavy crop ready to cut.
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Northwest
Winnipeg
Provision Gossip From Finley Barrett and Co
A Western packer reports meat trade is exceedingly good and nearly fills Western orders, with limited impact on Eastern branches. The market appears low enough to downtrend, suggesting strong demand in the west amid cautious eastern receipts.
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Finley Barrett & Co
Basi
Copper market slips slightly on New York exchange
METAL MARKET New York July 14 copper showed a softer tone with July at 32.70 and August at 32.05 per ton as lead and tin held around 4.25 4.45 and 32.55 32.70 respectively Speller dropped 10 points while spot copper traded between 11.50 and 11.90.
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Cannes
Reese
Desley
Li.c
New York
Metal Exchange
Speller
Money market quotes and precious metals update
In New York on July 14 money on call stands at 2 percent with time money at 5 percent for six months. Bar silver in London is 254d, New York 544c. Demand sterling quotes at 485.25 to 495.30.
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New York
London
New York Bar Silver and Mexican Dollar Rates
New York bar silver trades at 544 1 4 cents per ounce, up 4 1 4 cents, while Mexican dollars hold at 44 1 4 cents unchanged.
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New York
Market Price Summary for Meat Dairy and Poultry
New York dated July 14 reports mixed commodity prices across meats dairy and eggs. Pork Mess and Lard advance or hold at near record highs, with coffee steady and tea and sugar showing slight gains or stability into mid July. poultry prices firm with dressed birds rising modestly and cheese butter and eggs listing steady receipts and regional variations.
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New York
Middle West
Rio
Chicago Market Report of Butter Cheese and Poultry Prices
Chicago market note lists Butter-Extras at 28c firsts, dairy extras 26c. Megs-Prime firsts 17 4c. Cheese-Twins 15% and 16c. Potatoes Old 25 30c. Live poultry Fowls 14 14 15c, ducks 18c, geese 8 10c. Prices reflect daily commodity values and item varieties.
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Chicago
Americas
Financial notes point to renewed stock accumulation in oil and Morgan groups
Evidence shows strong investment and speculative buying over ten days by Standard Oil and Morgan interests. Purchases in Steel, Union Pacific, and eastern mine issues were large blocks, with short positions covered and long stock positions expanded. The New York Sun notes a sizable short interest, while those seeking to push prices down may earn limited profits.
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New York
Thurgssy
Standard Oil
Morgan
Union Pacific
New York Sun
Many Colored Gown Causes Sensation in Paris
A Paris dining scene on Rue de la Paix saw a diner in a vivid green gown with a pale blue sash and a long blue-handled parasol. The report notes fashion trends: plain afternoon dresses, dark colored veils, satin or taffeta fabrics, tighter skirts, and hats with Marie Antoinette style crowns.
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Paris
Rue de la
Governor asks medical board to meet early
Governor Thomas R. Marshall summoned the State Board of Medical Registration and Examination to meet Wednesday afternoon amid long running disputes over exam questions. A petition from 41 students in the current medical class asked to be excused from Dr Spaunhurst's osteopath authored questions, a move the board granted.
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Thomas R. Marshall
State Board of Medical Registration and Examination
J. F. Spaunhurst
Spauhhurst
J. ¥. Reed
Dr. Spaunhurst
Spaunhurst
Lloyds Insure Against Assassination Of Atlanta Millionaire
New York July 14 Lloyds of London issued an assassination policy for Russell Hopkins son of an Atlanta banker. Hopkins recently arrived from Panama stirred crowds eloped with a St Louis heiress threatened zebras down Broadway shipped a prize bull to Panama’s president and opened a public menagerie. If an assassin is caught Lloyds pays 35000 to three witnesses who aid the arrest.
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New York
Lloyds of London
Russell Hopkins
Atlanta
Millonaire
Lloyds
Hopkins
Republic of Panama
St. Louis
Broadway
Domingo Obaldia
Irvington-on-Hudson
City Statistics of Births and Deaths Including Notable Cases
City records list multiple births indicating a series of newborn girls and boys from various addresses such as 761 N Holmes avenue and 2329 BE Washington street. Also noted are deaths from cerebral hemorrhage and cancers at City Hospital with ages and diverse addresses.
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Joseph and
Katie Rawlinson
N. Holmes Avenue
Thomas and
Annie McAffee
Senate Avenue
William and
Lilian Sunden
Yandes Street
James and
Emma Smith
Washington Street
Willian and
Clara Kraus
Draper Street
Nathan and
Fanny Klaz
Meridian Street
Frederick and
Carrie Miller
E. Min
Hexota Street
Charles and
Wena Stradley
Henry Carter
Anderson Street
Rhoda Joslin
City Hospital
Margaret M. Greene
Brookside Avenue
Marguerite Travis
Columbia Avenue
Local Pairings Named in Evening Notices
Earl Richmond Garrit and Stella Buck ett. George E Morakkady and Lenora Upton. Alferd Page and Margaret Henly. L Cates and Auna Moroney.
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Earl Richmond Garrit
Stella Buckett
George E. Morakkady
Lenora Upton
Alferd Page
Margaret Henly
L. (. Cates
Auna Moroney
Property repair and construction items listed for residents
William Woodward house Jefferson 150 dollars. Bryant wrecker wreck house 20 KE Market 100 dollars. Hook shed 1061 E Ohio 60 dollars. Lorentz addition 214 EL Twenty-fourth F200. Geyer addition 521 Indiana 200 dollars. Ludlow repairs 430 N Meridian 1,000 dollars. Coppock building New Jersey 4,500 dollars. Coppock house New Jersey 400 dollars. Kerman repairs 1617 N Capitol 200 dollars.
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William Woodward
Jefferson
Bryant
Wrecker
W. (. Hook
Ohio
George E. Lorentz
K. Geyer
Indiana
Charles Ludlow
Meridian
W. A. Coppock
New Jersey
Real estate transfers listed with multiple parcels and buyers
A series of transfers record buyers including Joseph J. Schmidt trustee and Covenant Congregational church among others acquiring lots and parcels in various additions. Prices range from 275 to 4200 dollars with improvements noted for several properties and locations on streets such as St Clair Indiana Avenue Byram Avenue England Avenue Market Street and Central Avenue. Numerous parcels are vacant or improved with sizes given in feet and lots or blocks described.
Property Transfers Across Indianapolis Subdivisions
A long list of real estate deeds and transfers from Indianapolis area subdivisions, including Parker avenue, Rural street, Virginia avenue, and Woodruff Place. Entities include Ella B. White, Dora F. Welch, Hyman Esco, Elizabeth Craig, Germania Avenue Baptist church, Crown Hill cemetery, Indianapolis Street Railway Co., Looks at various lots, parcels, and acreage with sale prices ranging from 500 to 17000 dollars. Multiple townships named Wayne and Center, with references to Lookout Plaza, Haughville, Irvington, and Broad Ripple.
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Kame
Parker Avenue
Hyman Escul
Lora F. Welch
Elizabeth Craig
Germania Avenue Baptist Church
Haugh
Germania Avenue
Calvelage Street
James T. Shimer
Belle Shimer
Woodruff Place
West Drive
Michigan Street
Henrys H. Schilling
John (. Shilling
Hildebrand
Caren Street
Madison Avenue
Louis ‘Fon
Minnie E. Peace
Wacker
Haughville
James J. Miller
Lookout Plaza
Wayne Township
Crown Hill Cemetery
Indianapolis Street Railway Co
Center Township
John A. McGaw
Crown Hill
Mathilda A. McKay
Lida B. McKay
Perry Township
Union Trust Co
Thaddeus R. Baker
O. L
McCarty Street
West Street
Lizzie Michel
Clarence C. Rundell
Boswell Et Als
Grandview
Bellefontaine Street
Twenty Eighth Street
Claude F. Singer
Owen
Boyd
Julian Et al
Irvington
Rkawis
Good Avenue
Relph W. Bauman
Sheriff
Frank Haas
Schofield Et al
Johnson Heirs
Twentieth Street
Park Avenue
Walter S. White
John R. Love
Lynch's
Station Street
Twenty-First Street
Amimanda B. Pursel
George T. Kerr
Coil Park
Broad Ripple
Lenz C. Mummenhoff
James C. Baugh
Kuhn Et Als
Eoier Blaine Avenue
Joseph T. Cones
John W. Donaldson
Armstrong Park
Thirty-third Street
Clifton Street
Jennie King
Mary C. Barr
McCaurty
Oliver Avenue
Holley Avenue
Leontina Grubb
Philip M. Ker
U S Bank Safe Co Advertises Burglar-Proof Safes
U S Bank Safe Co offers large ore safe and burglar-proof models with latest patterns ready for immediate delivery Special bargains on slightly used safes manager A H Wells promotes in print ad featuring immediate availability and deals
AT&T Declares 2 Dollar Dividend on July 15 1910
American Telephone and Telegraph Company announces a dividend of two dollars per share payable Friday July 15 1910 to stockholders of record at close of business Thursday June 30 1910. William R. Driver, Treasurer.
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William R. Driver
Real estate transfers in Perry township listings
Mer lot 18 in Brookside addition improved east of Jefferson venue north of Twelfth Street. Elizabeth E Millard to Oscar L Crain lot 33 and part 20 Minturns north add capitalizes $7 500. Lottie Kinsey to Joshua F Lazenby lot 9 Emerson avenue addition vacant northeast corner North and Emerson avenue 259. W W Hammond to Charles F MecDaniel et al lot 178 Armstrong park addition vacant north side Thirty fifth street west of Northwestern avenue. John W McCollum to Robert M Metollum part lot 238 Woodlawn addition improved south side Pleasant street east of Spruce street 1. Same to same part southeast See Tp 15 R4 Perry township 1. Transfers 45 consideration 77 513 48.
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Joseph J. Schmidt
Harriet I. King
Wiley's
St Clair Street
Indiana Avenue
Stephen W. Mahon
Orville J. Seeright
Culver Et al
Byram Avenue
Morty-second Street
Covenant Congregational Church
First Tentecostal Church
Kuefler’s
England Avenue
Market Street
Witlwe F. Stilx
Elizabeth M. Stilz
Birkemeyer's
Leonard Street
Orange Street
Elizabeth Losh To & RR
Quick
Ramsey Durk
Henry Reisenberg
John KR. Welch
Parkway
Sehurman Avenue
Aoache Avenue
Merritt Place
Michigan Street
Lynn Street
Spaun & Co
Woodlawn
English Avenue
State Avenue
Robt. L. Konecke
John O. Cottingham
Johnson Bros
Washington Boulevard
Thirty-fifth Street
Chas. G. Cones
Red N. Hooker
Avondale
Kenwood Avenue
Thirty-sixth Street
Alexander Chambers
Earl P. Logan
Carter
Central Avenue
Womiun's Realty Company
Henry L. Hummions
Wiley Et al
Emerson Avenue
W. W. Hammond
Commissioners
Charles F. MecDaniel Et al
Armstrong Park
Northwestern Avenue
John W. McCollum
Robert M. Metollum
Pleasant Street
Spruce Street
Perry Township
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College Avenue
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