Market Receipts and Prices for Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Receipts Friday include 6500 hogs 1600 cattle and 600 sheep with no hog gain yet cattle up 4 from a week ago and all down from a year ago. Hogs faced price declines after scarce outside orders with most sales at 8.50 to 5 5 6 5 and late week declines. Cattle receipts steady enough to avoid further weakness with feeders dull. Calves strong to higher while sheep and lambs sold steady to strong with most good sheep at 6 6 25 and tops near 4 50.
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Silesbien
Live Stock Market Roundup From Across Markets
Market notes from Pittsburg Allegheny West Virginia and multiple US yards show varied cattle hog and sheep receipts and prices. Prime beef steady to higher in some yards while common stock and calves hold steady or lower. Lamb and mutton trading active in select sections with mixed results across regions.
Prophecy of bacon market shifts in Chicago circles
Chicago gossip cites James E. Poole predicting a forthcoming change in bacon futures. Expected price movements suggest a broader sale by a large delegation within thirty days, with comments on market scales and potential relief for pork prices if distributor pricing adjusts.
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Chicago
James E. Poole
Boyomarket
Everett C. Brown
W. M. Sherwood
Wisconsin
Wheat Market Opens With Mixed Movement in Chicago
Chicago trading sees initial strength but ends near prior close as wheat and corn react to lingering market weakness. Northwest arrivals and smaller Argentine shipments support prices briefly, while late selling drags values back.
Grain Market Slips Amid Mixed Wheat and Corn Quotes
Historical market notes detail fluctuating prices across wheat and corn categories with numerous grades and samples listed. Inspections show varied red and white wheat grades and ear counts, while corn samples include No 2 white and yellow varieties with mixed notes.
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Ste
Fragments Describe Hiring and Harvest Notes in Brief
Receiver fragments indicate wheat and straw harvest details with mentions of milling, corn, barley, and related farm activity. Names and places are unreadable, but references to hits and loads suggest routine agricultural reporting.
Grain futures drift as Chicago market closes mixed
Chicago grain prices show uneven moves with wheat and corn trading uncertain. No. 2 hard winter wheat and No. 2 yellow corn feature in the list, while soybeans and oats display modest shifts, reflecting quiet autumn trading and regional price signals.
Fragmentary Wheat and Grain Prices in Toledo Market
In Toledo market notes readings show varied prices for wheat cash and futures, corn cash, rye No 2, and clover seed with references to December and November contracts. Several stray figures and month names appear, indicating a chaotic OCR capture of price quotes and commodity terms.
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Toledo
Timothy Prime
Grain price list from Buffalo market brief
The bulletin lists spring wheat No 1 northern and winter wheat No 2 red with white varieties, No 2 yellow and No 3 yellow, No 6h mixed oats No 2 white, and other sixes and whites in a compact Buffalo market note. It records price points and lot identifiers such as Harley and Sted with scattered figures.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Harley
Mount attacks economy pledge amidusher and clerk excess
Finley Mount accuses Gov Marshall of a broken economy pledge two years ago after Democrats allegedly added ten thousand dollars for ushers and clerks beyond the prior year's appropriation. The report also notes farmer Chris Goodnight’s severe injury from a broom corn thresher, losing a hand and suffering finger loss before aid.
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Maertinsville
Finley Jr. Mount
Gov
Marshall
Mr. Mount
Joly McCahan
Chris Goodnight
Swine Fever Impacts Indiana Hog Population
Swine fever is blamed for many hog deaths around Columbus Indiana. Vaccination experiments to prevent cholera have not proven effective.
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Columbus
Ind
Steel Leads Mixed NYSE Session Amid Rumors of Debt Notes
New York trading opened with Steel common at 81 in the first half hour, large blocks moving over 16 000 shares. International Harvester rose two points on several mid volume trades, while International Pump and Pittsburg Coal showed modest gains and declines circulated on other names. The market overall mixed with a bullish tilt despite a noon hour selling wave tied to a rumored New York Central note issue, ending unsteady after a volatile session.
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New York
Steel Common
New York Stock Exchange
International Harvester
International Pump Advanced
Pittsburg Coal Common 3& Ant Car Foundry
A. Stelters
Bears
New York Central
Fragmented OCR note with scattered measurements and terms
An unclear OCR fragment lists numbers, abbreviations, and partial phrases such as 105 percent, 100g, and 15 without coherent context. It references names or codes like Cony, Nor, MD, Rey, and various odd terms, but lacks full sentences or identifiable events to summarize.
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Ateh
U. Pac
de OW
TOA J
New York Bar Silver Prices and Mexican Dollar Rates
Commercial bar silver at 50 cents per ounce and Mexican dollars quoted at 47 cents. Local market update from New York.
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New York
New
Market Outlook Keeps Bull Run In Early Autumn
Finley Burrell & Co. report the market rests on strong crops and broad demand for 144,000,000 people, with banking confidence guiding expectations. Twenty-six new national bank charter applications come in, 18 rejected, 11 approved. 22 banks with capital totaling 2480,000 authorized to start.
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Finley Burrell & Co
Perhips
Wetsher
Vywuty
Dividend Declarations from Major Companies Reported
The American Tobacco Company declares 22 percent regular and 71 percent extra dividends on common stock payable December 1 to holders of record November 15. American Smelters Securities reports 15 percent on preferred A and 1 per cent on preferred B stock payable December 1. books close November 25 and reopen December 7. Diamond Watch Company issues 11 percent dividend on capital stock payable December 15 to holders of record November 2. American Radiator Company proclaims 1 percent on preferred and 2 percent on common stock payable December 1 to holders of record December 1. books close December 1 and reopen December 2. British Columbia Packers Association declares semiannual 3 1/4 percent on preferred stock payable November 21. books close November 1 and reopen November 2. Market notes from New York: metal exchange quiet with copper futures at 12.40 to 12.00. lead and tin prices indicated.
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Stock Exchange
Federal Union Move
Union Indiana National
Tecetiou
Marion Trust
Security Trust
Wai @anyp
Almericat Central Life Sea Eee
American Creosobig Co Belt Railroad Company
Brown-Ketchan Railroad
Capital
Central Trust
Citizens’ Gas
Columbia National
Continental National Bank
Tel. & Madison Co
Farmers’ Trust
Picteber Am
National Bank
Federal Union Surety
W. & Wale
Vale T. Col
German American Trust Co
Home Drewings
Taditans
Guaranty
Ind
Ind Na Hotel Compauny
Tee
Judiany
Tuditna National
Indivoa Trosto
Tidiania Union Traction
Rasis Brutpis
Abattoir Pr
Tudianapolis
Northwest
Ptd
Big Indpls
Southwest
Mar
West
We Law
Lavcoek Mf. Co
Marion ‘Trust
People's State Bank
People’s Light and Heat
Kaub Fertilizer
Ptt
Hare
Beens
Steeves & Co
Trae, & Light
Wasson
Atlas Engine Works
Citizens’ Gas Co
Citizens’ Street Railway
Dela. & Mad. Co. Tel
Wab
V. T. Co
Indiana Hotel Co
Indiana Union Traction
Col. & Southern
Indpls
Martinsville
Tugtpts
Indjs
Northwestern
Indianapolis Wauter Co
Okomo
Merchans
American Tobacco Company
American Smelters Securities Company
Diamond Watch Company
American Radiator Company
British Columbia Packers’ Association
New York
The
Metal Exchange
Kenere
Tantory
Sleceerbzu
LSU
Wholesale price list for fruits and vegetables dated sale notes
Corrected daily wholesale prices list fruits and vegetables with per cwt, per bri, per box and per crate figures. Items include apples bananas grapes grape fruit lemons limes oranges pears and miscellaneous like chestnuts coconuts dates figs popcorn and walnuts with regional price variations from Michigan California New York and Indiana sourcing.
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Bulk Baldwin
Romar
California Malaga
Yokay
New York Concords
New York
Indiana
Michigan
Kiefer
Toney
Wisconsin
Colorado
California
New
Market Report From New York Produce Prices and Dairy
Nov. 4 New York market notes show butter and dairy prices steady to weak with heavy tone in flour and lard. Eggs and cheese quoted with varied rates. live poultry demand and prices mixed across chickens ducks and turkeys. creamery extras and dairy products reflect regional price shifts.
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Ube
Elgin
Limbers
New
Eagle State
Eheddars
New York
Middle West
Creuntry
Aril Imitatioin
Barata
Strom
Whittle Fancy
Ofa Se
Phutter Creamery
Astyes
Grain Gossip Signals Mixed Crop Market Woes
Wire reports from Logan Bryan Chicago describe unlikely liquidation in grain markets with hopes for a price rally fading. Bearish sentiment amid corn and wheat oversupply, weak new crop movement, and high carryover. forecasts show large grain reserves and pressure on prices despite occasional bullish demand signals.
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A. W. Thomson
Logan-Bryan
Chicago
Wotholf
New Corm
Barcelona spark may spark revolt as labor march looms
A massive labor and revolutionary demonstration planned by Barcelona and Sabadell strikers threatens open revolt against the crown. Troops were sent to Barcelona and Weyler was ordered to use drastic measures. Warrants were sworn for leaders and they will be jailed through Sunday as workers in Sabadell and Barcelona stay idle.
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Barcelona
Geo. Wey Jer
Catalonia
Gistriet
Barcelonia
War Ministry
Alfonso
Weyler
Sabadell
City Spatistivus Birtus Medical Notes and Names
A chaotic OCR list mixes names and addresses with medical terms and hospital mentions. Readable items include patient names such as Marian Torrence and Thomas J. Carcarsa, and hospital notes mentioning City hospital and diseases like tuberculosis and nephritis.
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Cora Morrow
Cottace Avenue
Weid
Poisonina Tsufeielesr
Marian Torrence
City Hospital
Erosipelas
Fred Hausing
Jotaima Cl
Wisetmeier
North Oriental
Thomas J. Carcarsa
Ludlow Avenue
Sarcomie Puearsur
Isaac R. Preston
Property transfers in Indianapolis street additions and lots
A list of 1870 transfers records numerous parcel sales and transfers in Indianapolis areas. Buyers include Ulysses I Buck, William Gardner, Noble A Allen, Tryphosa McAleander, Thomas N Shimer, Albert P Smith, Charles Wishmeier, and many others. Properties span East Woodlawn, Armstrong Park, Butler’s suburb, Robbins place, Bradley, Michigan, and central avenues with prices ranging up to 8 000 dollars.
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Tenth Street
Concord ‘Street
Anna M. Smith
Ulysses i. Buck
Walker
Thirty-second Street
Chfton Street
Louise E. Brerslaff
Tryphosa McAlesander
Bradley Et Als
Washington Street
Bradley Street
New York Street
Richard 0. Shimer
Thomas N. Shimer
Robbins Et al
Hil Place
Summit Street
Southeastern Avenue
Eugenia F. Cobb
Albert P. Smith
Butler
Broadway
Fifteenth Street
Auy D. Lapore
Charles H. Wishmeier
Morgan’s Sub
Fletcher’ Vidition
Frederick C. Griffin
Samuel A. Scheuck
Brown
West Michian Street
Michigan Street
Gomatler Avenue
South Park Land Company
Charlies F. Kordeaux
South Park
Cottage Avenue
East Street
Asher I. Evans
Henry ¢. Wall
Carter's Fifth
Hifnels Street
Forty-ninth Street
Marten Place
Central Avenue
Twenty-First Street
Sunny
Homeland Company
Vails
Arsenal
William A. Davisson
Leslie J. Tomlinson
Elmwood
Keystone Avenue
Twenty Eighth Street
Carey J. Slack
James A. Berry
Miranga
Franklin Township
Anna Tendrys
Josephine McElwain
Warren Township
Union Trust Company
Mary L. Bishop
Northcroft
Carrollton Avenue
Forty-Seventh Street
Fred
Tue
Frank
Irvine
Fasterbrook
Elm and
Huron Avenues
Bertha EH. de Prez
William CC
Vin Arsdel
Ray and
Harting
Charlotte A. Dre
Lelia A. Rosaetter
Haughex
Mapleton
Tiviots
Charles GL. Henry
Scober Cunningham
Ruckle Et Ale
Sub. Johnson Heirs
Adkins Street
Twentieth Street
Saw
John Or Conuner
Mary Sheehan
Bobs
Butes
Olive Streets
SBM
Gratton M. Warshant
Charles AM. Cross
Beaty
Tontat
New Street
la Grande Avenue
Harriet AL Loevefeys
Toerant Fletchers
Arrow Revenue
Vialhee Avenue
Twelfth Presbyterian Church
Presbytery of
Indianapolis
Eliz & Mis
Subo Eurdlor
Sage Fees
Marxland Street
West Street
L. Robert Ft Brent
Estella
Ellis
Drexel Avenue
Incorporations Recorded for Various Companies
Notice lists several incorporations including Farmers' State Bank of Shelden Tod with capital stock and directors Charles A L Stenins George Rutzbach William Whitest. Also mentions Mas tower dedwe Noo Sash Grand United Ober of Cabriolic Fellows Virgo county trustees and American prepared fool company of South Bend with stock details.
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Mas Tower
Grand United Ober
Cabriolic
Virgo County
Rew
Ab Tuten
K. J. Collier
Mo Williams
Columbia Conserve Company
Indianapois
Claries Ho
Wiliam BP
Blatchins
Normal
Eleanor Page Haprood
American Prepared Fool Company
South Bend
Enpaid Stork
Charles AL Stenins
George Rutzbach
William Whitest
State Bark
Shelden, Tod
Dais
Largest tailoring firm offers all wool salt or overcoat
The firm Singer & Sons of 45 West Washington street advertises custom all wool coats at 137 dollars and up with full satisfaction guaranteed or money back.
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America
Singer & Sons
West Washington Street
Indianapolis and Louisville Train Schedules of 1920
The Dirie Flyers depart Indianapolis for Greenwood Franklin Edinburg Columbus Seymour Crotheraville Scottsburg Kellerawburg Watson Janction Jeffersons ville and Louisville at 7 9 A M noon 2 4 6 P M direct connections with the Indianapolis Louisville Traction at Seymour for Louisville and other intermediate points at 6 10 4 12 9 1 3 6 7 9 11 9 00 BLOM. Rates and information available from agents or official time folders in cars and at General Offices Scottsburg Ind.
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Dirie
Indianapolis
Greenwood
Franklin
Edinburg
Columbus
Seymour
Crotheraville
Scottsburg
Kellerawburg
Watson Janction
Jeffersonsville
Louisville
C. & ®& Traction Company
Royal Vicw
Indianapolis & Louisville ‘Traction Company
Ind
Money on call rates and London silver market report
Money on call shows AMA rates up to 60 days and 3 percent figures for varying terms. London bar silver remains quiet as prices for various coal types and coke shift with monthly listings and freight-ready tones.
Rumor of Assassination of Spain's Ruler Declared False
Paris dispatch reports the London rumor of King Alfonso’s assassination is officially denied by the Spanish embassy. Despite calmer word, observers fear Spain’s crisis worsens hourly and war correspondents will head to the scene at a moment’s notice.
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Spain
Paris
London
Alfonso
Trains from Indianapolis to numerous Indiana towns listed
Local trains depart Indianapolis on the hour for Lebanon Frankfort Lafayette Crawfordsville Greenfield Knightstown Cambridge City Richmond Newcastle Terre Haute and many others with limited trains to several cities including Dayton Columbus Zanesville and more. Last car leaves at 11 40 p m and certain lines run at 8 15 p m 12 25 a m 2 15 5 15 7 15 p m.
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Indianapolis
Lebanon
Frankfort
Lafayette
Crawfordsville
Greenfield
Knightatown
Cambridge City
Richmond
Newecastle
Dionville
Greencastle
Brazil
Terre Haute
Mooresville
Martinsville
Newcastle
Arise
Iu Terre Haute
Dayton
Columbus
Zaneaville
Unclear names listed in fragmented notice
Fragmented OCR names include William Re Carised Eva A Coburn Oscar Ebeson Brasssadra Faerhe and others such as Mary Betreher William Fl iridee Lena Methers Frank Strej Mary Clemian Wilkin Stark Nelle McCommiank Nicholas Fuhr Augusta Rentseh.
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Willian
Eva A. Coburn
Oscar Ebeson
Brasssadra Faerhe
Metatire
Mary Betreher
Red Cross names endowment fund committee members
The National Red Cross announced an endowment fund committee with Taft as president. Members include C. C. W. Fairbanks, John F. Wild, Joan N. Carey, John H. Holliday, G. Al Sebeault, Hugh Dougherty, William Fortune, Thomas R. Marshall, John P. Frenzelle, Rabbi Morris M. Feurlicht, Thomas C. Day, Louis Hollweg, Stoughton A. Fletcher, Alfred F. Potts, J. K. Lilly, Dr. Henry Jameson, Hugh McGowan, Jayien L. Keach and Noble C. Butler.
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The
National Red Cross
Taft
Endidna
CC. W. Fairbanks
John F. Wild
Joan N. Carey
John H. Holliday
G. al Sebeault
Hugh Dougherty
Willam Fortune
Thomas R. Marshall
John P. Frenzelle
Morris M. Feurlicht
Thomas CC. Day
Louis Hollweg
Local Remodels and Dwellings Listed in City Notice
Robert Connor lists remodels at Twenty-seventh and Sehurman streets. Mianiek at 250 Gray street has a one story frame residence. Mrs. Bell at W211 Broadway re shingle. James J. Curley between Thirty-eighth and Thirty-ninth streets a one-story frame dwelling priced 82 500. J. Gilchrist at Portleth street and Washington boulevard two story brick dwelling 40 000. Holmes avenue and Michigan street new porch. M. Jones Clifton and Udell streets two story frame 3 000. John J. Duvall 2042 Highland price repairs 10.
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Robert Connor
Sehurman
Mianiek
Gray Street
Au. Bell
Broadway
James J. Curley
Kenwood Avenue
Andhiirty-Ninth Streets
J. Gilchrist
Portleth Street
Washington Boulevard
J. Y. Oates
Holmes Avenue
Michigan Street
St. BE. M. Jones
Clifton
Udell Streets
John J. Duvall
Highland Price
Real Estate Transfers Carry Lot Reconfigurations in Gardner Buy
William Gardner transfers parcels consisting of lots 9 to 12 and 14 in Gardner's First Addition. Each lot measures 120 feet in width, all vacant, on the north side. Mary M. Summers is the buyer.
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William Gardner
Mary M. Summers
Gardner
Unsigned Schedule Fragments From Early 20th Century Times
Disjointed time entries and scattered phrases list morning and evening hours and numbers. The legible items include 5:00 am 6:00 am 10:00 am 11:30 pm and references to POLIS & ACTION CO with 1910 date context.
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Polis & Action CO
Sonersvile
Lene
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