Daily Market Reports Live Stock Indianapolis July 16
Receipts show 4000 hogs 550 cattle 200 sheep with declines across lines from week ago. Hog sales mostly 10 to 20 cents lower than yesterday, light hogs hit hardest, range 8.65 to 9.10. Cattle scarce but steady, lambs and sheep steady with prices lower for some grades. other markets in Pittsburg East Buffalo Union Cincinnati report varied gains and declines across hogs cattle and sheep.
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Indianapolis
Pittsburg
Pia
East Buffalo
N. Y
T. Union
Catee
Cincinnati
Grain market slip amid weather woes and Russian reports
In Chicago wheat prices eased on Friday as private reports from southern Russia indicated better weather, while Canadian damage was reportedly exaggerated. Corn rose on wheat strength, oats mixed, and pork weaker as the market remained volatile. New York stocks reopened quiet with mixed gains and losses and bear pressure from crop news.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Russia
Snow
Thaw estate distribution awards Harry Thaw eleven thousand
A Pittsburg orphans court decree completes the final accounting of William Thaw's estate. Harry K. Thaw receives 11330.29, one tenth of the heir share, from a total balance of 130,102.67 held by executors Mary Copeley Thaw, Benjamin Thaw, and Alexander Blair Thaw. The remaining 101,902.67 is divided among relatives. Census data following notes reflect 1910 and 1900 figures for various cities.
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Pittsburg
William Thaw
Mary Copeley Thaw
Benjamin Thaw
Alexander Blair Thaw
Harry K. Thaw
Harry Thaw
Indianapolis Grain Market Report Summary
Wheat on track strong No 2 red 1.08 extra 3 red 1.03 No 3 red 1.00s and other red prices. Corn on track various white yellow and mixed bids from 64c to 66c. Oats on track mixed bids around 41 to 45c. Hay quiet with no bids. Inspections show wheat 3 cars, corn 30 cars, total cars 9 to 30 across categories.
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Indianapolis
Sample
Hay
Timothy
Market Report Prices From Toledo July 16
Toledo dispatch lists cash and futures quotes for July September and December contracts across corn oats rye and flaxseed with teeny variations in cash and futures values. Notable figures include cash corn at 63 1 4 cents July oats at 43 with September at 39 3 4 and December 44 1 2 cents. Seed prices show clover at 7 20 with 7 10 for October and December and timothy at 2 40 for prime and August with September at 2 50.
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Toledo
Alsike
Timothy
Buffalo grain prices report from July 16
Buffalo market prices for spring wheat No 1 northern at 184 cents per bushel, winter wheat No 2 red 111 cents, No 2 white 110 cents, corn No 2 yellow 68.14 cents, No 3 yellow 68 cents, No 4 yellow 66 cents, No 3 mixed 66 cents, oats No white 47.5 cents, No 3 white 46.4 cents, No 2 white 44.5 cents, barley 72. to 77 cents, rye No 8 16.83 cents, No 2 83 cents.
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Buffalo
Comparative Statement Output of Flour Inspets Week July 16 1910
Historical data table shows weekly and stock figures for Wheat Corn Oats and Rye. It lists July 16 1910 figures against July 17 1909 and July 18 1908, including bushels and barrels, with some entries showing none in stock. The report reflects in store stock and weekly production metrics across multiple grains.
Grain Gossip Reports Weak North Dakota Wheat Prospects
Northwest notes 280 car loads of wheat this year versus 150 years ago with Winnipeg involved. Weather is hot and dry, crops deteriorating daily and no relief in sight. Devil's Lake to Breckenridge farmers plow under wheat while Toledo reports 59.5 pounds per bushel red wheat from central Ohio. Minneapolis calls it a calamity in North Dakota except two river areas. South Dakota crops deemed safe though smaller. Corn gains from Oklahoma blamed on ignition-like firing.
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LeCount
Finley Barrell
Aberdeen
Devil's Lake
Breckenridge
Minneapolis
North Dakota
South Dakota
Singing Societies Hold Twelfth Annual Festival in Indianapolis
The twelfth annual singing festival of the United Singing Societies of Indiana will be held in Indianapolis July 17 and 18 at Tomlinson Hall. The first program opens at 2 PM Sunday with a monster concert directed by Prof Max Leckner. Musical visitors from across the state will attend.
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the United Singing Societies of Indiana
Indianapolis
Tomlinson Hall
Max’ Leckner
Cotton Prices Jump on Short Covering to New High
New York July 16 cotton prices surged as shorts covered outstanding contracts. July rose 18 points to 16.53 cents, a new high for the year, with August up 30 points to 15.39 and September and October gaining as well. In late trading, most gains faded but overall prices closed higher.
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New York
Shorts
Bank Reserve Results From New York Clearing Banks
New York July 16 Bank statement shows clearing house banks average cash reserve at 27.24 percent with a reserve increase to 815 816 100. Loans rose to 19 542 200 while specie increased to 11 427 000 and legal tenders up 2 023 200. Deposits fell 7 463 200 and circulation declined 11 200. Actual cash reserve stands at 27.87 percent.
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New York
Clearing House
United States Incorporation
Money markets and exchange rates update
New York July 16 report notes no significant statement in Money today. Posted sterling exchange rates show 4844 and 48614 with actual business in banker's bills at 485.40 485.45 for demand and 48314 483.60 for 60 day bills.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
New York Bar Silver Steady on July 16
New York Bar Silver in steady tone at S414c. Mexican dollars traded at 4. In a brief market summary from New York, commercial bar silver held firm amid light activity while Mexican dollars moved at a similar level.
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New York
Bank currency guidance and steady stock market outlook
The treasury department advises banks to prepare to issue Aldrich currency if needed. Bankers oppose the measure, but extreme money rates this fall may be avoided by its use. The stock market shows only trading turns with prices resistant to decline, while a major downturn would require bad news and coordinated banker action to push prices higher.
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Finley Barrell & Co
Treasury Department
Markets Report from Indianapolis Butter and Cheese Prices
Markets in Indianapolis list imported Swiss butter at 30 cents and New 5 pound bricks at 31 cents with various State tubs and Neufchatel. Domestic Swiss tom turkey prices, Philadelphia cream eggs at 1.10 per dozen, and fresh country poultry notes appear among dairy and egg entries with cheddar, roosters, and general cheese offerings.
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Indianapolis
Limburg
Neufchatel
Wisconsin
Daily commodity prices listing for pork, lard, coffee and poultry
New York and Chicago market notes show pork mess at 25.50 to 26.00, lard midwest spot 11.80 to 11.90, various sugars and coffee grades, dressed poultry with turkeys 16 to 20 cents, fowls 13 to 18 cents, ducks 18 to 19 cents, live poultry with geese at 11 to 14 cents, eggs steady with nearby white fancy 27 to 30 cents. Chicago butter and cheese prices listed, eggs receipts 8,858.
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New York
Rio
Farmer Porter Copeland Seeks Bankruptcy in Federal Court
Porter Copeland a farmer from Warrington filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition Saturday in federal court listing debts of 700 dollars and assets of 71 dollars.
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Porter Copeland
Warrington
Boosters Parade Through Shelbyville in Rainy Welcome
Boosters backed by Greensburg Commercial Club parade from Greensburg to Shelbyville led by the Newsboys band and Overland cars. Mayor and crowd greet, but rain spoils planned reception. boosters celebrate with ice cream, songs, and an automatic player in a Greek candy parlor. They return to Indianapolis after brief stops, initiating new members into the Ancient Order of Trail ers.
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Boosters
St. Paul
Waldron
Greensburg
Shelbyville
Indianapolis News
Public Square
Will H. Brown
Overland Automobile Company
Mr. Brown
Overland
Newsboys
Overland Band
Trade Boosters
Indianapolis
Fairland
Acton
Crippen tracked as mystery deepens in Hilldrop Crescent
Police investigate Crippen's past as neighbors flood the Hilldrop Crescent area seeking clues. Advices from America link Crippen's departure with a rumored fortune in England and a similar tale recurs about his second wife. Cabmen report fares in Hilldrop Crescent, aiding Scotland Yard's probe into the 1892 Salt Lake death.
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Crippen
Umder
America
Salt Lake City
England
Saime
California
Salt Lake
Hilldrop Crescent
Scotland Yard
Scotland Yard. Supt
Frost
Mail Order House Fails in Kansas City
The Jones Mercantile Mail Order company filed for bankruptcy Saturday morning. It is an adjunct of the Jones Dry Goods company, which had failed a few weeks earlier, totaling about 2,000,000 dollars in losses.
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Kansas City, Mo
Jones Mercantile Mail Order Company
Jones Dry Goods Company
City statistics births list with names and addresses
A city births list records many newborns and parents with addresses at various streets and hospitals. It includes infant deaths and illnesses such as pneumonia enterocolitis and cholera infantum, plus several adults with conditions like laryngitis nephritis and arteriosclerosis.
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Fannie C. Fisher
Shiel
Isaac Frank Kindig
Virginia Avenue
Bertha Irene Davin
LaSalle Street
Chauncy L. Turner
Pennsylvania Street
Anna B.mccoy Hamilton
N. Penney Ieahng
Floyd James
Vermont Street
Wm. A. Philips
Vincent Hospital
Charlie Coyle
Hiram Marks
Congress Avenue
Lillian Miller
Methodist Hospital
Frank W. Clouds
Cherry Grove
Max Supaniziz
N. Holmes Avenue
Local Pairings List Names for Society Notices
J. E. Malott and Bessie Block. Ed Patten and Maude Patterson. Clifford Bennett and Ethel Williams. Arthur Simpson and Meryle Smith. John Strodman and Anna Dippel. Stanley Gabbard and Mary Cortes, Randolph Protest and Helen Gibney.
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J. E. Malott
Bessie Block
Ed Patten
Maude Patterson
Clifford Bennett
Ethel Williams
Arthur Simpson
Meryle Smith
John Strodman
Anna Dippel
Stanley Gabbard
Mary Cortes
Randolph Protest
Helen Gibney
Local Repair Jobs and Home Upkeep Entries
The notice lists multiple repair and home improvement bids with names and addresses. Entries include George Gebhardt at 202 N Gray bidding $200, Richard Voight at 3485 W Michigan $200, A N Walters at 482 N Bell $1,200, T W De Hart addition at Thirtieth $200, C H Norman at 0171 Lynn $82,000, George Greensland Sherman drive 3000, Lewis Seels 2428 N Rural $200, N oA Prank repairs 712 W New York, L and F Dwiggens loan 2825 Ogden $2,000.
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George Gebhardt
N. Gray
Richard Voight
W. Michigan
A. N. Walters
N. Bell
T. W. de Hart
Thirtieth
C. H. Norman
Lynn
George Greensland
Sherman Drive
Lewis Seels
N. Rural
N. Oa. Prank
New York
F. Dwiggens
Ogden
Incorporations filed with secretary of state Saturday
A list of Indiana filings shows Naas-Sanderson Co Evansville $20000 stock in general merchandise with directors Henry W Nass William Sanderson and B F Naas. Redkey Electric Co Muncie $1000 stock with directors E E Breech IL TL Finley and G Fit. South Brazil Block Mining Co Paritiekshbure capital stock unknown with Golsen F L Klein EL Doctover 64 ML Stump as directors. Foot Ine Markhurst Elevator and Manufacturing Co Peru surrender by stockholders. The Harry H Dreeran Were ele? capital stock $12000 with Virginia Bll Tee BE T. de aulture. Washington Street Savings and Loan Association Indianapolis $700000 stock with directors Mavity J Spencer Charles M Theems Harvey Connie O O Shirley W A Folkreth Wilhelm Aldag W M Perree and Clifford W Fryberger. The Paramillona Republican Club Indianapolis no capital stock with political and social directors H G Goodsey Charles Black Frank Shearley Adolphus Buttler Joseph Wright. La Marr Aero Co Frankfort $45000 stock to manufacture geroplanes with Carl La Marr PP FP Gable W B Adams G F Cress William Robison. Singrer Sewing Machine Co filed notice of increase to $60,000,000 stock.
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Naas-Sanderson Company
Evansville
Henry W
Nass
Willam ¢. Sanderson
B. F. Naas
Redkey Electric Company
Muncie
Breech
IL TL
Finley
Fit
South Brazil Block Mining Company
Paritiekshbure Capitabk
Ate
T. Golsen Fo L. Klein
EL Doctover
Markhurst
Peru
Harry H
Ee Dreeran
Capital
Virginia Bll
Tee. BE
T. Dee Aulture
Casa
Washington Street Savings and Loan Association
Indianapolis
Capital Stock
Mavity J. Spencer
Charles M. Theems
Harvey Connie
O. O. Shirley
W. A. Folkreth
Wilhelm Aldag
W. A. Rubush
W. MM. Perree
Clutvles W. Fryvberger
Paramillona Republican Club
Real Estate Transfers Listed From Local Deeds
A long list of property trades records transfers between numerous buyers and sellers. Notable entries include Lottie A Kinsey to Anna Galbreath for lot 4 Emerson avenue addition, and Standard Land company to William B Walrath for lot 33 Lansing place addition. Values range from 10 to 50 thousand dollars, with parcels described by lot numbers, additions, and street locations across Bloomington.
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Lottie A. Kinsey
Anna Galbreath
Emerson Avenue
Michigan Street
Standard Land Company
William B. Walrath
Lansing Place
Lansing Street
Jackson P. Hopson
Archie Greathouse
Central Park
Indianapolis Avenue
Kywenty Third Street
Ralph Owen
John G. Paul
State Square
Delos Street
Walcott
Nelson Street
Frederick H. Kreber
May P. Connaty
Florence E. Nevins
Neats
W. Washington Street
Elder Avenue
Washington Street
Newton M. Taylor
Barbara A. Francis
Campbell
West Park
Ray Street
Coffey Street
Howard M. Stanton
Kebt
H. Scott
Hitt
Fletcher
Seaste Avenue
Kansas Street
Amelia B. Mansur
Hazel D. Pace
Munsur Park
Twenty-eighth Street
Amelia G. Flowers
Everett E. Burgess
Vajen
Barrett Avenue
Belmont Avenue
Charles I. Redding
Carrie RB. Harris
McCarty
Blaine Avenue
Miller Street
Lila Barnard
Joseph Hines
Indianapolis
Illinois Street
St. Clair Street
Richard H. Askin
Clifford G. Askin
Moore’s
O. S
Clinois Street
Pratt Street
Parks Harrison
Ina Guage
Kuhn
Property Transfers tote: Ardmore and Valley Park lots change hands
Transfers show Alvin Privett to Willis Privett for a Valley Park vacant lot 36 by 155 feet on the south side of a street. A second transfer lists Margaret Schoener to H Baxter for Ardmore addition lots 120 and 121 100 by 132 feet on Broadway west of Fortieth Street. Totals note 27 transfers with 27,194 dollars and weekly 201 transfers totaling 2,151,836 dollars.
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Forty-third Street
Sengster_avedhe
Alvin B. Privett
Willis Privere
Valley Park
Ray Street
Division Street
Margaret Schoener
H. Baxter
Lota
Ardmore
West Side
Fortieth Street
Indianapolis and Cincinnati Traction Co Timetable Fragment
Fragmentary timetable notes show trains between Rushville Connersville and Shelbyville with limited trains at 5:00 am and 6:00 am and Greensburg Express stopping at Shelbyville and Greensburg. Contact numbers Old Main 4647 and New 239 appear.
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Indianapolis & Cincinnati Traction Co
Ownersville
Rushville
Connersville
Shelbyville
Greensburg
Indiana trains run from Indianapolis to multiple towns
Local trains depart on the hour from Indianapolis toward Lebanon Franklin Lafayette Crawfordsville Greenfield Knightstown Cambridge City Richmond New Castle Danville Greencastle Brazil and Terre Haute with cars to Mooresville Martinsville and all intermediate stations ten minutes before the hour Last car leaves 1130 pm Newcastle 1045 am and 445 pm Lebanon Frankfort Lafayette Plainfield Greencastle Brazil Terre Haute at 320 am 1220 am 220 pm 520 pm 720 pm Greenfield Knightstown Cambridge City Richmond 120 am 1120 pm 220 pm 520 pm 720 pm through trains for Dayton 820 am 220 pm 720 pm Trains connect at Richmond for Dayton Columbus and Zanesville
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Indianapolis
Lebanon
Frankfort
Lafayette
Crawfordsville
Greenfield
Hknightstown
Cambridge City
Richmond
Newcastle
Danville
Greencastle
Brazil
Terre Haute
Mooresville
Martinsville
Plainfield
Knightstown
Dayton
Dayton, O
Columbus
Zanesville
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Ington
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Ill
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Hi Low
Clare
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Ikepublic Steel
Rock Island
Texas Pacific
Senate Pase
Steel Tony
S. Steel Pida
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NEW York Bonds
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So. Ry
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Tex. Pac
Eric
Bloc
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U. PB
Shore
L.&n
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M. K
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U. S
Financial Notes
Produce Markets
Courthouse
Hugh Wickens
DR. Crippen
Dr. Pepper
Yellowstone
Nat’i Park
Fr G. Alexander
No. 8
N. II
Indianapolia
J. N
Lenora Coggshill
Frederick and
Clara Batton
W. Thirty-fifth Street
John
Magegtfe Courtney
Douglass Street
James and
Anna Drennen
E. Puryear Street
Chirenee
Geste Rapson
Eirtleth Street
Hoy
Ths
Fine
Elizabeth Miles
Bond Street
Ta ‘Kitch
Rural Street
Bored
Fay Ellott
Meridian Streets
Gooree
Daisy
Berry
McLaine
Grace Miles
Dearborn Sttreet
Sates
Hazel Prior
Minturn
Lulu
Viola Schmidt
City Hospital
Jefferson
Lulu Hunter
Ste .Odorge
Jennie
River Avenue
Detroit
Falls
Wabash
Canada
H. G. Alexander
N. Mlinois St
C. H
Union Station
Pocahontas
Lambert Coal & Coke Co
U.S. Bank Safe Co
A. H. Wells
Mgr
Irvington
New
Kaumnersvilles Lea
Veensburg
Indianapolis & Eastern Traction CO
Kenan
Esco
Louisville
Dixie Flyera
Greenwood
Franklin
Edinburg
Seymour
Brothersville
Scottsburg
Sellersburg
Watson Junction
Jeffersonville
I. C
Traction Company
Indianapolis & Louisville Traction Company
Indiana
Superior Court
Marion County
Celtic Liying and Loan Association No. 3
Annie Breshenk
Isaac Breshenk
Renal
Charles F. Robbins
Woessner
Marion
Suntr
Charles L. Barry
Indiana Road Bonds
Indiana Road
Fletcher National Bank
W. W. Wade
Bond Department
Sandusky
Lima
ST. Marys
Portland
Pullman
Michigan City
Rochester
Plymouth
Niagara Falls
Ennsylvania
Cape Ph
F. A. Bauch
Atlantic City
T. HE. & E. Trac. CC
Clover Leaf R.R
Clover Leaf Station
Ae Haute
Lafayette Brazil
Gary, Ind
Lake Erie & Western
Gund
Lake Shore
New York, Ne
Scene
Gary
Lake Michigan
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