Daily Market Reports from Indianapolis and Other Mills
Receipts show hogs 2000 cattle 400 sheep with hogs steady to strong while cattle and sheep markets soften in places. Indianapolis buyers report active hog trade, steady to higher prices, cattle arrivals light and trade slow, calves and feeders steady, lambs and ewes weaker. Nearby Pittsburg and Union Stock Yards markets list steady to lower cattle, steady hogs, and mixed sheep demand, with prices ranging in mid range for various classes. Buffalo markets show dull cattle trade but steady calves and active lambs, with slight changes in sheep and hog receipts.
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Indianapolis
Pittsburg
Falr
UNION
Stockyards
ST Buffalo
WN. Y
Grain Chicago Wheat and Corn Open High on Crop News
Grain Chicago reports Wheat opening higher by about percent with deferred futures leading gains. Commission houses bought, cash houses sold, with strong volume and confusing transactions. Bullish Russian crop news and cables supported the market. corn rose about half a cent, oats firm after initial decline, hay traded at 21.50 per ton yesterday.
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Chicago
Shearson Bammill
Indianapolis Grain Reports Mixed Wheat and Feed Prices
The Indianapolis grain listing shows wheat and wagon wheat on track with No. 2 red at 1.05 and 1.01 respectively, No. 3 red at 1.00, oats on track weak, various No. 2 to No. 4 white and mixed oats and hay prices, Timothy and clover bids, and extensive inspections and car totals across multiple grain categories.
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Timothy
Sample
Otal
White
Hay
Np Grade
Grain futures update from Chicago market report
Chicago July 20 Wheat prices for No. 2 red No. 3 red and hard winter variants range around 1.07 to 1.16 dollars with spring and northern classifications noted. Corn and oats quotes include No. 2 white and yellow corn at mixed cents per bushel, oats listings show No. 2 white through No. 4 white with several cent figures and standard quotes.
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Chicago
Wheat and grain futures report from Toledo July 20
Wheat cash and futures for July September December and May at 1.08 1.10 and 1.135 per bushel. Corn cash and futures bid July September December May with mixed fractions. Oats cash futures July September December May ranged about 39 to 43 cents. Rye No 2 and No 3 prices noted. Clover seed October December May at 7.40, Alsike prime at 7.40 August 7.55, timothy prime August 2.60 September 2.50.
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Renee Tr
Toledo
Alsike
Timothy
Buffalo grain prices and ranges from July report
Buffalo New York reports prices for spring wheat and corn with various grades and weights. No 1 northern wheat at 130% carloads, No 2 red at 1.10, No 2 white at 1.00. Corn No 2 Yellow 68 1/2 cents, No 3 yellow 68 1/4 cents, No 3 mixed 66 1/2 cents. Oats No 2 white 47 46 cents, No 3 white 46 cents, No 4 white 44 44 cents. Barley 50 cents to 50 0 cents. Rye No 2 9 1/2 cents.
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Buffalo
Market Yet Adjusts to Scarce New Wheat Crop
The old world markets adjust to reduced wheat harvest as new wheat offerings stay tight. Russia's southwest reports severe crop damage and poor outlook, with rains in France and Italy also harming yields. Northwest receipts total 288 cars, Winnipeg included, with primary rope wheat at 702,000 bushels, equal to last year. Corn and oats show varied changes. The Dominion Bank of Canada pegs Canadian crop at 60 million bushels, about half of last year. Minneapolis notes a setback to a moderate crop after a larger expected bumper, while John Inglis estimates spring wheat production across Minnesota and the Dakotas will be 110 million bushels below last year. Government data from last year shows 332 million bushels.
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Broomhall
Old World
Russia
France
Italy
Dominion Bank of Canada
John Inglis
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Incorporations Filed for Several Indiana Firms and Clubs
Wednesday filings list United States Land Company in Illinois with Indiana stock capital of 25000 and a slate of directors. West Side Lithuanian Club of Canton names Joe Sadosky Charles Zaldokos and William Gubielas as directors. Fudge Brothers Manufacturing Company of Marion to produce and sell automobile tires with 25000 capital. directors John W W Fudge Leroy M Fudge Lewis M Fudge. Elkhart Paper Company of Elkhart with 300000 capital. directors include George W Frederick H OF Dayton Alexander G Gilman James B Coleman B Hopper F C Elder H W Parker. Monroe Shredding Company Monroe township. capital stock and directors Jesse M Jones Glenn Seoee Nt May F Jones. American Spark Arrester Company of Indianapolis with 200 000 capital. directors Thomas A Van Hor Charles A Mc Cotter N Bimaries F Remy. Enty Vernon.
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United States Land Company
Illinois
Indiana
Mandel Sensibar
Joseph M. Finn
Benjamin M. Englehard
Marcus Heiman
Max Mildenberg
West Side Lithunian Club
Canton
Joe Sadosky
Charles Zaldokos
William Gubielas
Fudge Brothers’ Manufacturing Company
Marion
John W.W. Fudge
Leroy M. Fudge
Lewis M. Fudge
Elkhart Paper Company
Elkhart
Capital
George W. Frederick
H. OF
Glenn Seoee
May F. Jones
American Spark Arrester Company
Indianapolis
Thomas A. van Hor
Charles A. McCotter
N. Bimaries
F. Remy
Enty
Vernon
Copper Dominates Opening Trading on New York Stock Exchange
First 15 minutes show prices near Tuesday close with copper shares leading gains. Amalgamated Copper up, Utah Copper advance, while Steel and Smelters fall. Canadian Pacific up, rail list down, London quiet. Copper stock activity drives the day amid market rumors of production curtailment and potential Utah board influence.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Amalgamated
Utah
Canadian Pacific
Loulaville & Nashville
London
Amalgamated Copper
Commission House
Anaconda
Utah Board
Consolidated Railroad Bond Referemces and Classifications
A dense OCR fragment listing numerous bond series and classifications for railroads and utilities. Includes references to Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe Reading Pacific United States lines, with various bond terms like 4s and 5s, and mentions of Pacific lines, consolidated issues, and stock or debt identifiers across multiple railroad entities.
Opening Cotton Market Shows Mixed Opening Prices
New York July 20 The cotton market opened disappointingly with steady enables and room traders pushing for further declines. October eased to 12.95 briefly, then covered to 13.02 as bids encouraged bears. July rose to 16.05, August to 15.33, with initial quotes showing July 16.16 01 and other months around 15.40 to 13.65.
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New York
Metal prices move on New York exchange
Extreme duttings marked trading at the metal exchange in New York on July 20. Tin eased slightly on bid while asking prices rose. copper and other metals held steady with listed quotes ranging from $11.50 to $11.65 for copper futures and lead at $4.45 bid. Spelter quoted $5.50 to $5.60 and tin at $34 to $35.50.
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New York
Metal Exchange
Patten Sells Cotton Interests in New York
James A Patten of Chicago arrived in New York on Wednesday and is closing out the balance of his cotton interests It is reported that Patten has cleared up all his transactions in what navy sales at net value.
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New York
James A. Patten
Chicago
Patten
Woman Says Rigdon Is Murder Victim
Mrs. Jay A. Rigdon, daughter-in-law of Charles W. Rigdon, claims Rigdon was murdered after a shooting and suicide at Fetzer's office. Amy Young, hospitalized but able to speak, provides multiple versions while confessing she is Alexander C. Young's wife and a former wife of Ward McAllister's niece. John C. Fetzer's role in the office tragedy is under discussion as Young cites a honeyed letter lure.
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Chicago
Jay A. Rigdon
Charles W. Rigdon
Amy Young
Dolin
Fetter
Rigdon
Nfe
St. Luke's Hospital
Alexander C. Young
Ward McAllister
Bloomington Gains Metropolitan Police Status
Bloomington Indiana reaches over 10,000 residents prompting metropolitan police service. Mayor Harris names first board of safety: H. H. Underwood A. Coyle and Gilbert Ridge to oversee the new structure.
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Bloomington
Ind
Harris
Board of Safety
H. H. Underwood
A. €. Coyle
Gilbert Ridge
Argentina Officers to Visit United States this Fall
Twenty Argentine officers, the southernmost nation under the Monroe doctrine, will visit the United States this fall as guests of the government. The trip follows Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood's Buenos Aires visit as U.S. representative to Argentina's centennial independence celebration.
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Washington
Argentina
United States
Leonard Wood
Buenos Ayres
Attempt to Stop Train Jumping Crashes Into Risky Stunts
George Lang twelve year old is in City hospital with serious injuries after being struck by a train. J J Liddy trainmaster of the Belt railroad and James Hussey Pennsylvania railroad detective lead a campaign against train jumpers. Six men were arrested Tuesday and face trial Wednesday afternoon.
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George Lang
J. J. Liddy
Belt Railroad
James Hussey
Pennsylvania Railroad
Horse Starves After Tug Wagon Collapses
A horse pulling Moses Lockmann's tug wagon at 804 S Capitol Ave collapsed Wednesday morning and died from starvation. Patrol officers shot the creature as it could not be revived. Lockmann fled and is sought for cruelty to animals.
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Moses Lock- Mann
S. Capitol Avenue
Lockmann
AT&T Acquires Michigan State Telephone Company
New York on July 20, American Telegraph and Telephone announced it has purchased control of the Michigan State Telephone company from N. W. Harris & Co. The deal consolidates regional telecom assets and expands ATTs footprint in the Midwest.
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Michigan Company
New York
The
American Telegraph and Telephone Company
Michigan State Telephone Company
N. W. Harris & Co
Financial notes on copper, dividends, and market sentiment
Gold price engaged on present import totals 4 550 000 dollars. Chicago bankers note higher money rates across the west due to farm loans. Finley Barrell Co expects regular dividend on Amalgamated Copper and a copper production pact. Advises purchases of stocks tied to utilities and certain industrials. New York Times reports renewed market firmness after early selling pressure. профессионал traders show limited shorting as favorable news supports prices.
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Finley, Barrell & Co
Wire
New York Times
Dessay
Markets in flux across dairy and grain items
Indianapolis markets show imported Swiss cheese and various dairy goods with prices. New York notes flour dullness and firm pork with higher lard, while Chicago reports butter at 26 cents and eggs around 28 cents, reflecting unsettled staple prices across regions.
Farmer Tries Wild Hogs in Indiana Experiment
Special to The Sun Columbus Indiana July 20 Arthur May a wealthy farmer received 170 hogs from Arkansas so wild they had to be lassoed at roundup for shipment They eat timothy hay and are an experiment in Indiana
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Columbus
Ind
Arthur May
Arkansas
Indiana
Cotton Harvester Is New Invention
Washington July 20 Patents issued to Crawford Ellett for a cotton picker harvester perfected after seven years work The device uses double brushes to pluck ripe cotton from ground level with minimal impact on green cotton It promises to cut labor costs to a quarter and save about 150 million dollars yearly for cotton growers The invention bought by National Cotton Harvester company of Chicago is expected to boost the cotton industry and regional wealth
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Washington
Crawford Ellett
National Cotton Harvester Company of
Chicago
Ill
Wild Greeting for Taft Up in Maine
Taft arrives at Bar Harbor aboard the Mayflower greeted by scores of launches and cannon 21-gun salutes. The president planned a golf outing at Kebo links and Cheery Chase Myopia. Eastport reports the Mayflower steamed through the Canadian channel briefly placing the vessel in Canadian waters.
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Taft
Maine
Bar Harbor
President Taft
Eastport
Canadian Channel
Baer Harbor
Canadian
United States
Brisbane Addresses Advertising Clubs in Omaha
Arthur Brisbane of New York spoke at the final session of the Advertising Clubs of America national convention in Omaha Nebraska occurring July 20. The event is described as the most successful in the association’s history with votes on the next meeting place to be taken later today. Dobbs of Atlanta and Sawyer of St Louis lead as presidential candidates as Boston Denver and Milwaukee seek to host the next gathering.
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Omaha
Neb
Arthur Brisbane
New York
Caty
The
Advertising Clubs of America
Association
Boston
Denver
Milwaukee
Dobbs
Atlanta
Sawyer
St. Louis
Woman Hit by Motorcycle After Dodging Car
Emma Burns was crossing N Pennsylvania Street near the federal building at noon Wednesday when a motorcycle ridden by David Bauman, a substitute mail carrier, could not dodge a car. The woman was not seriously injured and did not wish to appear in court against the rider.
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Pennsylvania
Emma Burns
N. Pennsylvania Street
Federal Building
David Bauman
Taken for Shooting and Burglary Allegations
William Claypool, colored, 715 North Senate Avenue, confessed to shooting with intent to kill and admitted aiding Morris Gwinn, colored, to break into McNulty's saloon in the Board of Trade building to steal 250 dollars two weeks earlier. charge changed to grand larceny and burglary. Gwinn arrested last week but did not implicate Claypool.
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Wiliam Claypool
North
Senate Avenue
Morris Gwinn
McNulty
Board of Trade
Gwinn
Claypool
Veteran Injured in Fall from City Hospital Report
Charles K. Mathews is in serious condition at City hospital after injuries from a fall. The incident prompted medical attention and a formal report is being prepared.
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Charles K. Mathews
Mine Operators Seek End to Wage Dispute in Meeting
A conference between the executive board and Illinois delegates of the United Mine Workers and the Illinois operators was held at the former organization offices. A final attempt at settlement was made. A J Moorshead, president of the Illinois Operators Association, urged a compromise or submission to a disinterested committee if needed, citing the Australian arbitration plan.
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Execuutive
Illinois
United Mine Workers
Ilinois
A. J. Moorshead
Iipois
Mr. Moorshead
Edward Wiatt Found Dead in Barn in Portland Mills
Crawfordsville July 20 Ed ward Wiatt a stock buyer at Portland Mills was found dead by hanging in a barn on Wednesday. Authorities say he died by his own action due to financial reverses. The case cites his financial failures as the motive.
City Statistics Births List From Keital To Walters
A historical city statistics list records numerous births and infant notes alongside adult deaths and hospital cases. Entries name families with addresses and newborns or deceased individuals, noting twins, cholera infantum, angina, enterocolitis, epilepsy, nephritis, tubercu losis and other conditions.
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Dorothy May Florkey
Douglas Street
Eliza A. Baker
Shelby Street
I‘rederick Karrer
Park Avenue
Chauncey F. Smith
Deaconess Hospital
William H. Baker
Central Insane Hospital
George Fell
Fred Mitchell
City Hospital
Jesse Meyers
Sixteenth Street
Elizabeth Nothstine
Euclid Avenue
Marie B. Mitchell
Twelfth Street
Martha Venable
Manlove Avenue
Local pairings listed for marriages and unions
William Thompson weds Mamie Nelson. Thomas Moore with Minnie M Henry. Carl Schwenzer and Alma A Reger. Carl Smith with Della Scott. Isaac M Spears and Ethel Harrod. Roy Morris and Anna L McCarthy. William Taylor and Grace Westcott. Wilam Rielly and Bertha Ewing. Frank Sherman and Margeret Brady.
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William Thompson
Mamie Nelson
Thomas Moore
Minnie M. Henry
Carl Schwenzer
Alma A. Reger
Carl Smith
Della Scott
Isaac M. Spears
Ethel Harrod
Roy Morris
Anna L. McCarthy
William Taylor
Grace Westcott
Wilam Rielly
Bertha Ewing
Frank Sherman
Margeret Brady
Local Business Notices From Stale Address Ledger
Fragmented OCR listing shows various names and addresses with repair and sale notes. Entities include Jno Moorhead at 600 Liberty with 100 dollars, Kate Ellis at 2028 Ralston with 800 dollars, Trinity Mt. E. church repairs at 625 Division, Jas Barnett at 402 Randolph with 50 dollars, and others at 4165 N Pennsylvania and 33811 N Uil nois.
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Co. M. Schooly
Qwestiog
Pennsylvania
Jno. Moorhead
Inenes
Liberty
Kate Ellis
Ralston
Thoma G. Figum
N. Uilnois
Trinity
Mt. E. Church
Division
Jas. Barnett
Randolph
Real estate transfers listed for several Indianapolis area parcels
Florence McLaughlin transfers to Cora Spicer et al on Eighth Street additions for lots measuring 25 by 1 feet with vacant status at Holton and West streets for 100 dollars. Omer AL Newnan trustee transfers to Frieda J. Gray lot 723 in Jackson Park addition. Flora Wise et al. transfer to Roy H. McDonald on lots 28 and 25 in North Indianapolis addition, 60 by 126 feet, improved, on Twenty-fifth Street. J A Johnson to Evans et al. lot 598 in McCaslin’s First Addition Keystone Park, 40 by 126 feet, improved, off Sea-sern Street. Henry A Hodson to Geo B O Shook et al. lot 3 in Brightwood, 37 by 14 by 185 feet, improved, on Station Street and Twenty-eighth Street, 1500 dollars. Dickert to Marcus G Adkins part northwest section 28 township 15 range 3 Decatur Township, 3000 dollars. Isaac L Frankem to same, lots 106 and 107 Campbell Addition Maywood, 125 feet. Central Trust Company administrator to John F. Ahern lot 298 McCarty’s Fifth West Side Addition, 40 by 150 feet, improved.
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Florence McLaughlin
Cora DL. Spicer
Jotun
Kappes
Eighth Street
Holton Street
West Street
Omer AL. Newnan
Frieda J. Gray
Jackson Park
East Side
Arsenal Tea
Twenty-second Street
Flora G. Wise
Roy H. McDonald
Indianapolis
Twenty-fifth Street
Rader Street
J. A. Johnson
See. Evans
McCaslin
Keystone Park
Sea Sern Street
Bryan Street
Henry A. Hodson
Geo. B. O. Shook
Brightwood
Station Street
Twenty-eighth Street
Dickert
Marcus G. Adkins
Decatur Township
Isaac L. Frankem
Same
Campbell
Maywood
Central Trust Company
John Fef
Ahern
McCarty
Fifth West Side
Real estate transfers across city parcels and streets
Transfers show numerous parcels sold or mortgaged across Indianapolis and surrounding townships. Listings name buyers and sellers including Marion Trust Co trustees and Union Trust Co, with properties ranging from vacant lots to improved houses, various street blocks and additions, amounts from $1 to $4,000, and totals amounting to $37,684.23. Names include Mellie, Beech Grove Beech-Arove Improvement Co, Shults, Grimm, McLeland, Morri son, Mamie Hone, Dowlets, Powell, Branstetter, Balz Co, Adam, and others. Parcels located on Pine, Buckle, Center, Brightwood, and other avenues, with township references Perry and Washington.
Indianapolis and Cincinnati Traction Co Timetable 1910
The Indianapolis and Cincinnati Traction Company announces an April 1 1910 timetable with limited trains to Rushville Connersville Shelbyville Greensburg and Greensburg Express service. Dispatch stops are at Rushville and Connersville and notices provide old and new phone numbers for inquiries.
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Indianapolis & Cincinnati Traction Co
Rushville
Connersville
yConnersville
Rusbrike
Shelbyville
Tereenaburg
Greensburg
TERRE HAUTE INDIANAPOLIS EASTERN TRACTION SCHEDULE
Local trains depart Indianapolis hourly to Lebanon Frankfort Lafayette Crawfordsville Greenfield Knights town Cambridge City Richmond New Castle Danville Greencastle Brazil Terre Haute. Cars to Mooresville Martinsville ten minutes early. Last car 11 30 pm Newcastle 10 45 am and 7 45 pm. Through trains to Dayton Ohio 8 20 am 2 20 pm 7 20 pm. Connections at Richmond to Dayton Columbus and Zanesville.
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Terre Haute
Indianapolis & Eastern Traction
Indianapolis
Lebanon
Frankfort
Lafayette
Crawfordsville
Greenfield
Knightstown
Cambridge City
Richmond
Newcastle
Danville
Greencastle
Brazil
Mooresville
Martinsville
Plainfield
A Haute
A. m
reenfieldsBurguiston
A.m
Dayton
Columbus
Zanesville
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Hoyt Avenue
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Fletcher Avenue
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Yandes Street
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Charles Shults
Beech Grove
Mary E. Grimm
Charles _H. Grimm
Perry
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Frank A. Morrison
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Garfield Park
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