Live Stock Prices In Indianapolis and Nearby Markets
Receipts today at Indianapolis and other centers show hogs 4,000 head and cattle 550 with 100 sheep. Hog prices rose about 5 to 25 cents, bulk around 15 cents higher. Cattle and sheep generally steady or firm. lambs 6.50 to 6.75, sheep 3 to 3.75. Other markets across East Buffalo and Union Stock Yards report mixed but steady to higher hogs and steady cattle and lamb values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Ertrsne RG
Niger
East Buffalo
N. Y
Knell for Lumber Mill and Village in Slate Run
Warnings of a closing slate for James B. Weed & Co mill in Slate Run Pennsylvania on a Saturday mark the end of the town’s main industry. About 200 workers who have served for 24 years face unemployment and the town’s prosperity tied to the mill’s profits and ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport
James B. Weed & Co
Slate Run
Hvelihood
Grain market shows bearish sentiment and mixed gains
The Chicago grain pit edged lower as bearish mood spread despite scattered buying. Wheat slipped while corn rose modestly on rumors of drought impact. oats fell with weak nearby deliveries. Trade noted no standout transactions and local sellers dominated amid favorable crop news elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Russia
Paris
France
Liverpool
Wd. Advancce
Armour
Bartlett
Frazier, S
Hulburd Warren
Kansas
Oklahoma
A. W. Thomson Co
Indianaapolis Cash Grain Prices and Shipments
Indiana cash grain report lists wheat prices for No 2 red No 3 red and etc with slight inconsistencies, corn bids show strong demand across No 2 white No 3 white No 4 white No 2 yellow No 3 yellow No 4 yellow and mixed categories, oats weak, hay prices for timothy clover and rye straw, and multiple car counts for inspections and inbound outbound lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huy
Timothy
Sample
Hay
Commodity Prices In St Louis Trade July 23
ST LOUIS Mo July 23 Cash Wheat red at 1 08 Corn No 2 range 63 to 64 Oats 2 at 38 Futures Wheat September 1 01 ike corn September 62 44 62c oats September 185c
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ST. Louis
Market Quotes From Buffalo Wheat and Grain Prices
Buffalo wholesale grain prices on July 23 show Wheat Spring at 1.31, Winter 1.12, No 2 Red 1.11. Corn up, Oats No 2 white 46 8c, No 3 white 46 44c, No 4 white 4c. Barley 72c, Rye No 1 88c, No 2 82c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Market Roundup Weighs Wheat Corn and Oats Across Regions
Primary receipts show wheat at 235000 bushels, down from a year earlier. corn 25000, down from last year. oats 270000, up from last year. Wheat in Chicago and Winnipeg activity mixed as weather and harvest press bulls. car movement varies by locale. forecasts hint at marginal or poor yields in Brandon, Portage La Prairie, and Marquette corridors with troubled stands and drying conditions.
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Kinyon
Finney Barrell
Winnipeg
Brandon
Portage la Prairie
Marquette
Bank statement reports gains in deposits and reserves
New York on July 23 shows weekly bank statement figures with deposits up by 13 170 77, loans down 601 000 and specie up 13 498. Legal tenders steady at 178 000. Circulation and surplus totals noted with overall loans at 1 182 459 500 and surplus rising to 40 378 540.
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New York
Gether
United States
Children Seek Fun at Municipal Pool In Indy
Hundreds of Indianapolis children visit the new Fall Creek bathing pool daily. The bathhouse holds 500 at a time and provides swimsuits and towels free of charge, drawing both young and old to spend hours in the cooling waters.
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Hundres
Indianapolis
Fall Creek
A. Hf Ny
Market Dives as Bear Influence Rules Opening Session
New York July 23 Nothing doing in money today with rates flat while the London market for American shares shows irregularity. Steel common weak and Amalgamated Copper slips to 58 percent. Reading and Union Pacific fall over a point. overall volume light as traders liquidate. Government bonds dull. Sterling bills quoted around 4.85 to 4.86 with bankers bills at 4.85.
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New York
London
Canadian Pacific
Steel
Fridey
Amalgamated Copper
Reading
Union Pacific
Chesapeake& Ohio
Southern Pacific
NEW SR
Sterling Exchange
Market Bears Dominate as Liquidation Pressures Rise
Finley Barrell notes the market leaning to the bear party with declines bringing fresh liquidation. Minnesota reports 4000 dollars in cash from delinquent settlements and may skip next year's taxes. The New York bank statement shows cash gains and reserve improvement, while out-of-town banks lag. Steel wire orders rise amid heavy foreign selling, and Sloss Sheffield says production outpaces consumption yet remains healthy. The New York Herald lashes bears as unpatriotic and unparallelled in U.S. history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
New York
Markets in Indianapolis Move Amid Cheese and Poultry Prices
In Indianapolis markets, cheese and dairy products receive varied quotes with Swiss and Neufchatel options and prices per pound or box. Poultry prices show ducks, chickens, and turkey lines with regional dairy items and cream choices noted, reflecting typical market listings.
New York Produce Prices July 23 Market notes and quotes
New York July 23 market update lists pork products at 25.50 26 for Messrs, lard quiet near west spot around 7.0 G 85. Sugar raw firm at 4.43 for centrifugal and 3.86 for Muscovado. Refined sugars varied to 5.93 5.55 5.25 5.10. Tallow firmer city and country around 64. Hay quiet prime 1 2 1 g to 1 30. Dressed poultry firm with turkeys 16 20c chickens 16 24c fowls 14 18 1c ducks 18 14c. Live poultry firm with geese ducks and fowls around 17 1Ne turkeys 12 14 roosters 12c. Cheese quiet state milk varieties 9 16 6c skim 9 12 %s full skim 21 4 314c. Coffee options unchanged to 5c higher. Butter firmer receipts 6 073 creamery extra 25c state dairy tubs 22 2c imitation creamery firsts 24 5c Linge? receipts 11 014 nearby white fancy 22 Me nearby mixed fancy 22 Me fresh firsts U L1 toc.
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New York
Bandits Try to Rob Paymaster in Kittanning
In Kittanning Pennsylvania the attempt to steal 5000 dollars from a paymaster’s guard ended with Horton Craig shot. Bandits fled and were cornered in an abandoned mine by state constabulary who faced a barricade and a pitched battle. The same criminals reportedly chloroformed John Lockhardt’s family at Moose Grove and found them in serious condition.
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Kittanning
Horton Craig
John Lockhardt
Moose Grove
Lockhardt
Widnoon
Man Hurls Self Before Train Near Newcastle
Bert W. Ball. 31, of Newcastle Indiana, killed himself by leaping in front of a Big Four passenger train three miles west of the city shortly before midnight. Witnesses James Ball the father and engine worker James Dwire report no motive. Ball had recently lost his job and was living with a widow, his mother, father and siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert W. Ball
Newcastle
Ind
James Ball
Indianapolis
James Dwire
Ball
Charlier Moler
Universal Motor Company to Employ 1200 in Newcastle
Fifteen officers and employees of the Universal Motor company arrived in Newcastle Indiana on July 23. Two of the new universal trucks arrived from Denver. The company will be the largest employer in Newcastle with about 1,200 workers. The truck uses motors in all four wheels powered by dynamos driven by a gasoline engine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Ind
Universal Motor Company
Denver
Cleveland Hostler Simpson Dies Notable Former President’s Staff
Dayton Ohio July 23 William Simpson 70 once head hostler for Grover Cleveland is now an inmate of the county poor farm. A Santo Domingo native who came to the U S as a youth he procured the position in Washington but health failed and he could no longer work. He drifted across the country ending up in Dayton and was given a home at the farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton, O
William Simpson
Grover Cleveland
Simpson
Santo Domingo
Washington
Hostler
Cleveland
Dayton
Arbitration to settle Grand Trunk Strike in Canada
Montreal July 22. The Grand Trunk strike will be settled by arbitration. Vice-President Murdock of the trainmen telegraphed acceptance of Minister King's proposal for a government appointed commission to settle the points in dispute. The railroad company also agrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Grand Trunk
Murdock
King
Worn Breech Stocks Seen Threatening Fortress Guns
Portsmouth July 27. Investigation at Fortress Monroe reveals badly worn breech stocks on the big guns. Any one of the worn stocks could have caused a disaster akin to the Friday loss of 11 lives.
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Portsmouth
Fortress Monroe
Talbott Will Appoints Executor and Leaves $5,000 to Mother
William H. Talbott, under an 18000 dollar surety, was named executor of Harriet W. Talbott of Marion county whose will was filed Saturday. The widow leaves $5000 to her mother Liaurinder Whitehead, with the remaining Talbott property channeled to the same executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. Talbott
Harriet W. Talbott
Marion County
Chicago market notes on dairy and eggs prices
In Chicago dated July 23, the report lists butter extras at 27 cents, dairy extras at 26 cents, and firsts at 2 cents. Eggs show Prime firsts at 11 to 12 cents and firsts at 11 cents. Cheese features Twins at 14 1/4 to 14 1/2 cents, Young Americas at 16 to 16 1/2 cents. Live poultry prices include fowls at 15 to 16 cents, ducks at 13 cents, and geese at 10 to 12 cents.
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Chicago
Americas
Substitute clerks named for Indianapolis post office
Arthur M. May and Ernest Trittipo appointed as substitute clerks by Postmaster Robert H. Bryson. They are the first substitutes named since the new economy policy was inaugurated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur M. May
Ernest Trittipo
Indiinapolis
Robert H. Bryson
Bolt smashed window at Maas Pharmacy on Noble and Michigan
A bolt was hurled through a Maas Pharmacy window at Noble and Michigan streets Saturday, damaging the glass for 30 dollars. Bicycle Policeman Linton Glenn could not locate the thrower who witnessed no one before leaving the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maas
Noble
Michigan Streets
Linton Glenn
Shen
Rabbit misfire wounds hunter near Plainfield
In Plainfield Indiana on Friday evening a hunter, excited by a rabbit sighting, fired into a passing automobile and wounded a companion. Dr. Ernest treated the injured man as authorities investigated the accidental shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield
Ind
Hunter
Ernest
Waukegan Wife Performs Penitence To Seek Forgiveness
In Waukegan Wisconsin on July 23 a wife crawled on hands and knees to the home of Rev Father Krustens to beg forgiveness from her husband J Anderson after leaving him and their four children. Anderson made her continue the penance and crawl to the priest before she could return home in apparent harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukegan
Wis
J. Anderson
Krustens
Anderson
Josephrick
Kruszas
Child Thrown From Wagon Is Unhurt In Crash
Ora Blackwell three years old rode with grandfather Phillip Brock fifty, when a West Washington street car hit their wagon on Holt avenue. The child fell under the horse's feet but escaped unhurt while Brock suffered severe bruises and was taken to City hospital. The wagon was badly damaged as they passed the river bridge after Brock swerved to avoid a front wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Blackwell
North Bevine Avenue
Brock
Trustees Commended by Field Examiners in State Audit
Field examiners from the state board of accounts filed reports Saturday morning on county books. Most counties showed good condition with few poorly kept accounts. Ilo S. Snodgrass trustee Etna township Whitely county praised for orderly accounts. Charles W. Hodgkin trustee Winton township Montgomery county praised for hard faithful work. Examiners noted one man could handle township bookkeeping.
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State Board of Accounts
Ilo S. Snodgrass
Etna Township
Whitely County
John E. Sherman
Joseph Lockwood
Charles W. Hodgkin
Winton Township
Montgomery County
Connecticut marriage certificate shows vital statistics system
The Connecticut bureau of vital statistics sent Indianapolis officials a certificate confirming a marriage of Edward Sperr of Indianapolis to Elizabeth F. Newcom of Holyoke. The report underscores Connecticut’s thorough system, as every ceremony is followed by official recording.
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Connecticut Bureau of Vital Statistics
Indianapolis
Henith
Connecticut
Edward Sperr
George Sperr
Hartford
Conn
Elizabeth FP. Newcom
Holyoke
Cot
Bureau of Vital Statistics
County Budget on Monday Aimed for Approval or Cuts
County commissioners have prepared a budget to be presented to the county council on Monday for approval or possible reductions. The council is expected to focus on substantive matters that day after a Saturday meeting at 9 30 adjourned.
City Births And Medical Conditions Report
City statistics record multiple births and health notes from area addresses. Names include Perkins Shaw Killion Tacoma Wagner Caster Krull and others with premature birth, entero colitis, cardiac dilatation, nephritis, pneumonia, endocarditis, carcinoma of uterus, ovarian and salpingitis, and cholera infantum. hospital mentions St Vincent's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles and
Madeline Perkins
EH. McCartyn
Wiliam and
Mayme Weir
Standard Avenue
Pertle
Ida Shaw
Roosevelt Avenue
Walter and
Blanche Killion
Silver Avenue
Anna Tacoma
Nelson Avenue
J. Edward and
Fannie Wagner
Kenwood Avenue
A. Dawson
Lottie Caster
Theresa S. Krull
N. Meridlin Street
Willing H. Raymond
Alabama Street
Hiram P. Wasson
Delaware Street
Cora Ballard
Douglas Street
Loren HK. Harlan
Washington Street
Elin Starnes
Fine
Margaret A. W. Simpson
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Fannie Sklowsky
St. Vincent's Hospital
Smouths
Fragmented Citizens and Repairs Listings on Local Properties
A jumble of names, property pairs, and repair or building figures appears from a historical notice. Entries include Stanley Bowen with Bertha Hofmann and William Hughes with Margaret Graham, plus various addresses such as 1015 Lux Avenue and 1140 E. Mar ee. Amounts cite repairs, sheds, remodels, and church costs, with Unitarian church at 1425 N Alabama listed for $23 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Bowen
Bertha Hofmann
Ernest McZunn
Eliza Sulgrove
William Hughes
Margaret Graham
Silas Saffell
Dorothy Kuhn
Willard Cochran
Harriet Harrell
William Hitchcock
Rose Steward
Paul Everet
Minnie Bruce
E. Tower
Lux Avenue
Kirkpatrick
Sheffield
Holmes
Cottage Construction Company
B. Fletcher
E. Maree
E. Palmer
Drexel Avenue
Louis Kring
College
Unitarian Church
Alabama
A Hadley
Meridian
Sun Publishing Sampans
Obio Street
N. Caprio E. E. Shelton
Dell
Real estate transfers list details many lot sales
Fidelity Trust Co. transfers to John H Mahern and others as buyers. Dozens of parcels described with variations of lots, sub divisions, and additions. Prices range from 1 200 to 5 000 plus sums. Locations include north side Raymond Street east of Linden Street and other Indianapolis areas. multiple buyers named including Alfred H Gladden, Irwin heirs, and Crown Hill Cemetery.
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Fidelity Trust Co
John H. Mahern
Flaherty's Sub
Raymond St
Linden St
Eli B. Small
Alfred H. Gladden
Butterfield’s
Johnson Heirs
Cornell Ave
Seventeenth St
Tda M. Larimore
Imetreck Alfke
de Wolfs
Brookside
Roral St
Nowland Ave
Catherine F. Zener
John H. Waldensire
Fletcher
Brightwood
Eaist
Lasalle St
Twenty-third St
Charles E. Hollingsworth
Mary M. Merriweather
Osgood
Harris
Harris St
Ida St
Margaret A. Mahoney
Mary L. Bill
Bradshaw
Wright Streets
Crown Hill Cemetery
Wilbur Hawk
Crown Hill
St. Paul D. Manley
Peter Nemenson
Bailey's
Dunlap
Greenfield
Maneon Park
London
Twenty-eighth Street
Schofield
New York Streets
Edward J. Robinson
William F. Kuhn
Center Township
George W. Johnson
Thomas €. Howe
McLeod's Subdivision
Irvington
Washington Street
Layman Avenue
Frank (. Walter
Alfred L. Walter
Johnson Et al
Side Hill
Bell Street
Michigan Street
Joseph E. Benjamin
Sheriff
Henry B. Fenner
Indianapolis
Isabella Street
Lottie A. Kinsey
Harriet Legge
Emerson Avenue
Walnut Street
Fliza TV
Edwards
Woman's Realty Company
Northwestern Park
Udell Street
Dye Street
William L. Elder
Same
30Th St
Drest
Wiliam N. Elder
Vauline de Hart
Robert W. Craig
John N. Hopps
Reagan Park
College Avenue
24Th St
Wilbur S. Cox
Gerald P. Zimmer
Property Transfers And Lots Sold In City Districts
Transfers valued at 55 703.92, and totals for week 320 400.9L. Listings include lots in Block 42 North Indiana Graceland Avenue Central States Lumber Camp and Osgood’s 3d Central Avenue addition. Sellers include B Wilson Ralph A Stegle Rogzert Rowe and Charles T Foreman. Addresses note east of Annette west of Grace land and south of Dist Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Annette At
Ee B. Wilson
Harry W. Neatye
Shover
Graceland Averrs
Mth St
Central States
Ralph A. Stegle
Bank Authorized Opens for Business in Sedalia
The certificate of authority is issued to the private Bank of Sedalia, which will open for business Monday. Capital stock is $10.00. Officers are Andrew Campbell as president, Wm Bull as vice president, and H. K. Lauchner as cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Sedalia
Ofiers
Andrew Campbell
Wm. €. Bull
H. K. Lauchner
Sheriff Sale Notices from Marion County Indiana 1910
Public sale notices issued by Sheriff Jacob Woessner and attorneys Morris Newberger and Charles & Barry. Three separate decrees threaten rents and profits or fee simple titles on multiple Marion County parcels in Indianapolis with August 1910 sale dates and sums due, including 435.64, 2316.77, and various lot sequences across Cross Trustee, Glass Works, and East Washington Street additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weeee
Marion Ciicuit
Marion County
Indiana
E. M. Hornaday
Buster Moore
Court House
Harvey Bates
Outlet
Indianapolis
Superior Court
Richard (. Gregg
Joseph Ogden
Marionounty
el N. Cooper
Hubbard
Martindale
McCarty
Jacob Woessner
Morris & Newberger
American Construction Company
Oscar A. Covert
Clifford Avenue
City of
Glass Works
Bradley, Denny and Atkinson
Washington Street
George T. Adams
Ann C. Stump
Vawter
Celtic Saving and Loan Association No. 3
Annie Breshenk
Isaac Breshenk
Lote
Charles F. Robbins
Charles & Barry
Bacon, Carr & Griswold
Ind
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Enee
Ek Bros Aed
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ST. Louis Grain
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Finley Barrell
Enid
Okla
Kansas City
Topeka
Dwight
Wichita
NEW York Bonds
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Erte
Om Gt. Nor. Pfd
Ransac City
Setar Eens
Southern Pr
Ac Pacific
T. S&w
Utah Copper
Financial Notes
Dua
Mahon
Sloss-Sheffield Company
The
New York Herald
Bears
Produce Markets
Limburg
Neufchatel
Wisconsin
Paymaster
Guard
Wheels
Hhostler
Mother
Reatihis
J. P. McLeally
U.S. Bank Safe Co
A. H. Wells
Mar
New
Bonds
Fletcher National Bank
W. H. Wade
Mgr. Bond Department
East Market Street
Pocahontas
Lambert Coal & Coke Co
Plaintiff
J. M. Milner
Ligeber
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