Saturday Livestock Receipts Show Mixed Changes Across Species
Receipts total 3500 hogs 1200 cattle and 1000 sheep with fewer hogs and cattle versus last week but more sheep. Hogs sold $4.55 to $9.25 for better animals and prices rose 8 to 10 cents from Friday amid favorable conditions for salesmen. Cattle and calves around 350 offered, market quiet with little price change from Friday. Sheep and lambs saw reduced sales and broad price reductions about 2 to 3.5 cents, lambs mostly at $6 or less and ewes lower.
Indianapolis Grain Prices Open with Mixed Wheat and Corn
Market report shows Wheat steady with various through billing quotes for No. 2 red and through billing prices. Corn weak with several No. 2 white and mixed grades, plus No. 4 white and yellow values. Hay strong on track with Timothy and clover lots. movements listed for consumption and transfer including multiple car totals by grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Timothy
Hay
Live Stock Markets Across Several Cities
Cattle and hog prices quoted for Pittsburg East Buffalo Cincinnati and Chicago region markets. Steady to higher trends noted with varied ranges for cattle calves hogs sheep and lambs including prime and butcher grades and regional receipts. Price ranges reflect light to heavy offerings and market activity across multiple wholesale yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Ught
East Buffalo
N. Y
Eertorough
Pasig
Cincinnati
Markets End Indianapolis Brew and New Creamery Prices
Today's market notes show mixed activity with New York flour steady and raw sugar easing. Live poultry demand remains good with turkeys and ducks quoted, while eggs and creamery products hold near previous levels amid varied regional receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New ‘York
Middle ‘West
Sean
Wagon Market Prices for Wheat and Straw
Market brief lists Wheat No 2 red at 8 cents per unit, sample cooling 60 cents, shelled oats 32 to 37 cents, straw and hay prices: oats? wheat straw 5 to 7 dollars, hay Timothy 17 to 18 dollars, baled 16.50 to 17.50, mixed hay 18 to 15 dollars, baled 15 to 14.
Buffalo grain prices in Buffalo N Y
Spring wheat No 1 northern 1 14 percent Winter wheat No 2 red 1 No 2 white 9c No 2 yellow 8 1 2e Corn No 2 yellow 8 percent No 3 yellow Shue No yellow 5 4 percent No 3 mixed 1 2c Oats No 2 white 3 5c No 4 white 4c No 4d white 4e standard 8 1 6e Harley 72e Rye No 1 7 4c No 2 7 8c
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Harley
Grain Prices and Miscellaneous Market Quotes From Toledo
A fragmented Toledo market brief lists cash and futures prices for corn oats rye clover and timothy with varying months and quotation marks. It cites December May November and October deliveries along with prime and ordinary grades and higher price points for certain forage types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Atic
Ordo
Timothy
October Storm Outlook From Weather Man Wicks
Weather prophet Wicks warns October will be stormy with many thunderstorms and windstorms. Cold snaps and frosts are expected after the first bluster on the second and seventh, with several others through the month. mid and late month look especially severe for the Great Lakes region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wicks
T le
Grain Gossip Reflects Bearish Wheat Market
The report details mixed grain receipts and persistent bearish sentiment in wheat. Chicago and Liverpool sources warn of ongoing pressure without export demand or milling gains, with many traders expecting only temporary rallies.
Stock market opens with uncertain tone as copper leads
York reports a tentative market in early trading with copper shares advancing on rumors of higher dividends. Amalgamated and other rail and steel issues show uneven activity while overall prices hover near top levels. Wall Street is quiet as traders focus on the Vanderbilt Cup race and political anticipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Stock Exchange
Utah Copper
Amalgamated
Union, Pacific
Reading
Atchison
Chesapeake & Ohio
Steel
Clover Leaf
London
Wall Street
Httle
Taft
Stock Listings and Bond Notes From Regional Rail and Utilities
A dense snippet lists bond quotes and stock indicators for various rail and utility issues including Pacific, Texas Pacific, Erie, Wabash, and Missouri lines. Prices, percentages, and note codes accompany entries like Cony, Pac. atk 10055, Atch. 4a, and 4s, with several references to 4s and 5s bonds, and miscellaneous yield figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. T. Cony
B. R
St.l
D. R
Soie
Mi . BR. IT
S. Pac
N.W
Tex. Pac
Erie Genl
UHI
Iren
Hiec
Iron Mt
Shore
Las United
New York Bar Silver Demand on Mexican Dollars
New York commercial bar silver price report notes Mexican dollars traded at 5444 in early October. Market activity focuses on bullion trends and currency exchange factors influencing coin valuation in the financial district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
NEW_ YORK
Local securities rise and dips on Friday stock exchange
Farmers Trust Company stock rose a point from 124 to 125 on the stock exchange Friday. Indianapolis & Greenfield Ss noted a half-point rise. Iron Traction common bidding fell four tenths while Indiana Union faction bid rose forty four. No sales were recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Trust Company
The
Stock Exchange
Indianapolis & Greenfield Ss
Olis & Greenfield Ss
Traction Common
Indiana Union
American Central Life
American Creosoring Co
Capitol National Trust
Citizens’ Gas Company
Columbia Nationaee
Continental National Bank
Delaware & Madison Co
Telve Sae
Farmers’ Trust Co
Essecanas
Federal Union Surety
Sesses
Fletcher Am. National Bank
Ft. W. & Wab
Val. J. Co
Indiana Title Guaranty
Indiana Trust
Traction
Indianapolis Abattoir
Eee
Indianapolis Gas Beet Wete
Northwestern Pfa
Indpls
Southwestern Pfd
Indianapolis Street Railway
Indianapolis Trac
Kokomo, Mar. & West
Trac
Law
Laycock Mfg. Co. Pfd
Marion
Marott
Heat & Art
National
Tate Bank
Roaukh Forget
Gente Aan Reeves. & Co
Tae Ee
U Praeton and Light
Wee East
Ado
Union Traction
Union Trust
van Camp Hardware of
van Camp Packing
Eatalia Coal Co
de Vandalia Coc] Co
Pita
Tae Wasson
Wee Eens Sane
Thas EU Fine Works
Pizene
Wee
Lhhinuay Hotel
Indiana Chief Traction of
Tndpis
Colum. & Southern
Eastern
Renee Indianapolis Gas
Case Ui
Greenfield
Martinsville
Indian Ke & Northern
Wees Indp & Northwestern
Indpik
Stcor Railway
Indp Trac
Term. Ag
Indpl Water - Btn Eeesacesa
U S Bank Retools Safe Line with Burglar-Proof Safes
U S Bank showcases updated safe designs including burglar-proof models with new patterning and reinforced lining. The release highlights improved security features and availability for retail customers seeking enhanced protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spesi
Bulls and bears debate rising market in Chicago stock scene
The Chicago Record Herald canvasses stock market views with bulls arguing easier money ahead, strong crop output, and high grade stocks delivering good returns, while bears warn of political inquiries, dividend cuts, cotton financing trouble, and rail rate battles. Wall Street notes include stalled railroad equipment orders, foreign freight shifts, copper demand up, and bankers optimistic about bonds and capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Record Herald
Stock Exchange
Bears
Wall Street
Texas
Dun
Brattstreets
Wholesale fruits and vegetables price list update
Ulndianapalls reports first shipment received by local dealers this week. Prices shown per box or crate include various apples, grapes, cranberries, citrus, melons, pears, peaches, pineapples, plums, watermelons and more with regional origins and per unit figures such as apples at 2 to 4.50 per bu and grapes at 1.50 to 1.75 per crate, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulndianapalls
Commission
Ae Pons
Aples-Cou
Bri
Ja En Davis
Bae Jonathan
Colorado
Grimes En
Wanderere
Baz Belleflower
California
Florida
Wisconsin
Treat
Messina
St. Michaels
Utah
Elbertus
Irs
Ohio
Michigan
New York
Indiana
Beets and Vegetables Shop Prices in Local Market
The listing details homegrown and regional produce with prices per unit or crate. Items include beets, Brussels sprouts, cabbage, carrots, celery, cauliflower, cucumbers, egg paint, endives, garlic, green peppers, corn, beans, lettuce, mangoes, mushrooms, potatoes, parsley, radishes, tomatoes, turnips, sage, spinach, squash, lima beans, onions, popcorn, sweet potatoes, and wintercress with varied quantities and regional origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
New York
Jersey
New York money market steadies as banks ease rates
Banks in New York have raised their discount rates and trimmed surplus reserves but no trouble is expected in the money market this fall. The stock market remains inactive, with bankers watching the political scene but not alarmed, while sentiment suggests conditions may improve with time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan J. Mitchell
Chicago
New York
Pean
New York Bank Statement Shows Reserve Drops
The Clearing House reports a decline in average cash reserve to 25.82 percent with an $8,545,125 loss and a $7,419,000 decrease in deposits. Loans rise by $3,736,400 while specie declines by $10,483,800 and legal tenders grow by $83,300, leaving an actual reserve at 23.42 percent.
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New York
Clearing House
Associated Banks
New York City
United States
City births listing multiple families and newborns
A local city births column records numerous newborns with parents and addresses from across the city. Entries note both boys and girls including Lilyan Fitzgerald, a girl of John and Elizabeth Weir. and other infants born to James and Helene Pearce, Lewis and Eilan Painiips, and many more as listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamey
We Rainer
Weat Eleven
Ida’ Lewis
West
Willig
Lilyan Fitzgerald
Columbia’ Avanue
John and Elizabeth Weir
Bank Avanue
James and
Helene Pearce
Rural Street
William and
Mamie Thompson
Senate Avenue
Lewis and Eilan Painiips
Lambert Street
Eee
Marthe Sharp
Paterson Street
Willy and
Clara Hall
Arsenal Avenue
Fred
War
Alison
Nineteenth Street
Henry and
Hattie Godsey
Drake Street
Charles and
Soem Morrison
Tuxedo
Eresa Webber
Garfeld Avenue
Joseph and
Leslia Sampson
North Temple Avenue
Alfred and
Audrey Pean
River Avenue
Abe and
Ray Seligman
North West
Cleve
Jenny Aberle
East Karcher Street
Bor
George and
Dollie Myers
Reisner Street
Frederick and
Netta Schmidt
East North Street
Robert and
Hannah Baker
Sheffield Avenue
Frank and
Bertha Strawder
Blaine Avenue
Walter and
Lanner
Jennings
Sheldon Street
Willian Aut
Katherine Felmer
South
California Street
Thomas
Maggie Gross
Morris Street
Nancy Gritton
Fragments of Death Listings From Local Mortuary Ledger
A readable OCR fragment lists multiple deceased individuals with ages and causes, including Margaret Hutchinson 23 lobar pneumonia, Grace May Sturgeon 17 pulmonary tuberculosis, Joseph Riley 33 lobar pneumonia, Nancy Baughman 76 chronic gastritis, Louisy Adair 81 paralysis, Evelyn Irvin 1 chronic castro enterocolitis, William Turner 57 status epilepticus, Grace Hamilton 16 pulmonary tuberculosis, Georgia Eble 18 acute myocarditis, George Hull 70 mitral insufficiency, Bertie Bell 27 pulmonary tuberculosis, Julietta Force 39, Walter Chin 2 months cholera infantum, with various street addresses and institutions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margzaret Hutchinson
Douglas Street
Lobar Penumonia
Grace May Sturgeon
English Avenue
Joseph Riley
California House
Lobar Preumonia
Nancy Baughman
Bradshaw Street
Louisy Jane Adair
North Capitol Avenue
Evelyn Pauline Irvin
Bellefontaine Street
William Turner
Central Insane Hospital
Grace E. Hamilton
Warnan Avenue
Georgia Eble
Belmont Avenue
George Hull
Bertie Bell
Cushing Street
Julietta Asylum
Walter Marion Chin
North
Hirding Street
Marriage Licenses Issued in Local Records
Ceo H Homsber wed Ruth M Gold, Walter A Briles tied to Mary K Donovan, William St Pedrow joined Fern T Todd, William A Sone with Mandy W Cassady, Grover KR Ef Waiden partnered Hazel L Woodruff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cee H. Homsber
Ruth M. Goldthe
Walter A. Briles
Mary K. Donovan
William St. Pedrow
Fern T. Todd
William A. Sone
Mandy W. Cassady
Grover KR. EF. Waiden
Hazel L. Woodruff
Property Improvements and Dated Costs Across City Inventory
A list of properties and improvements including furnaces, sheds, dwellings, repairs, additions, and electrical work. Entries specify owners or occupants, locations such as Union, North Temple, North Senate, East South, and Chestnut, with amounts ranging from 36 to 1950 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Huntroof
North Senate
Malott Coal and Time Company
North Davidson
M. EE. Webmeyer
Tenth
Miley
Mary A. Thompson
East South
Sunborn Electric Company
North Hingis
New York Money Rates and London Bar Silver
NEW YORK MONEY. NEW YORK Oct 1 Nothing said in tampancy today. Posted rates Sterling exchange 43442 48T with actual business in bankers bills at 485.30 for demand. LONDON BAR SILVER LONDON Oct 1 Bar silver 24 15-18d.
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NEW York Money
New York
Sterling Exchange
London
Coal Prices Across Regions Reported in Retail Market
Retail coal price list shows multiple grades and origins. Anthracite across Raymond area 7.75, Pocahontas variants 5.50 to 5.00, Hocking washed shovelled lump 5.00, Lubrig washed mine rap 4.75, Luhrig Jump 4.75 and 4.00, Indiana Jump 5.50, Connellsville Ohio Jackson 5.50, Gashouse coke 5.50. Packaging adds 50 or 75 cents per ton for bags, with 25 cent per ton chute charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Abe
Winifrede Pocahontas
Pittsburg
Pocahontas
Lubrig
Luhrig
Brazil
Blossburg
Indiana
Cannell
Rock We .E.sueeza
Connellsville
Ohio
Jackson
Sanawha
Property transfers flood Indianapolis area deals list
Transfers totaling 21 items with 29 573 07 dollars, covering parcels in Martinda addition Fletcher's Senate avenue Brookside park East Woodlawn Caven et al East Meridian park and other neighborhoods. Buyers include Ernst Uhl Churchman Meyer Swanis and Cohen with lots ranging 30x129 to 50x157 feet and values from 1 to 33 300 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie A. Ernst
At Avenue
North Twenty-eighth
John C. Hamilton
James W. Whites
Martin’s
New York
New York Street
Beauty Avenue
Christ Folkening
L. Koffel
Caven Et al
East Woodlawn
Nelson Street
Pletcher Avenue
Cora E. Cooper
Jacob “Cooper
Northwest Quarter
Pike Township
Jennie L. Churchman
George Weit
Webb
Trustee's
Brookside Park
Pi Street
Sixteenth
George Meyer
Southwest
Wayne
John G. MecCullough
Henschen
Boiseetan
West Side
Kentucky Avenue
Trover Street
Gene R. Cohen
Henry Rand
Osgood
Meridian Park
Pennsylvanle Street
Thirty-second Street
Jeremiah A. Swanls
Swail
Avery
Jeremiah J. Casey
Danforth Et Als
Pennsylvania Street
National Investment Company
Louis Gerbig
Garfield Ark
Rieman Street
Hoyd
Eastern Avenue
Pratt Street
Maude Boston
Jacob C. Yuncker
Gatling’s Sub
Union Street
Poplar Street
Stephen R. Hill
Reginald H. Builftan
Indianapoli
Fifth Street
Annette Street
Harvey Hill
Ella Horwitz
Evans’ Sub
Johnson Heirs
Twentieth Street
Park Avenue
Oliver W. Voorhistio
Indiana Caigo Traction Company
Lawrence Township
Arthur W. Brown
Harry “L. Parrish
Shover
Peene Avenue
Fortieth Street
Incorporations in Warrick County and Evansville Groups Form
Notice lists several incorporations including The X. E. Palmer Company of Tennyson with 10000 capital and directors N. E. Palmer Loran Hobbs George W. Dyers John T. Powers Adam J. Knapp brick and tile manufacturers. The Griffith Land Company of Griffith real estate mortgage with 10000 capital and directors Peter J. Beniger Ernest De St. Aubin A Harrow Smith Harry L. Burnett Mark D. Goodwin. Social Benevolent Order of Ranchmen of Evansville fraternal order with directors John Volk John Young Albert Barrick George L. Krause Clyde J. Muna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
X. E. Palmer Company
Tennyson
Warrick County
N. E. Palmer
Loran Hobbs
George W. Dyers
John T. Powers
Adam J. Knapp
Griffith Land Company
Griffith
Peter J. Beniger
Ernest de St. Aubin
A. Harrow Smith
Harry L. Burnett
Mark D. Goodwin
Chicago
Social Benevolent Order of Ranchmen
Evansville
Fraternal Order
John Volk
John Young
Albert Barrick
George L. Krause
Clyde J. Muna
Wellesley Student Uses Car Service to Aid Fund
Miss Stella Ream, a Wellesley girl, uses her big automobile to shuttle passengers between the railroad station and the campus to raise money for the college building fund. She charges 25 cents per ride and, when not in class, runs the touring car and earns money for the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellesley
Mass
College
Stella Ream
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A. W. Thomson Company
United Stats
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Chicago Examiner
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Arthur Cutten
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A. S. White
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NEW York Bonds
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U.S. Bank ‘Safe Co
General Motors Company
Theodore N. ¥Ail
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Western Union
John W. Gates
Kittanning (Pa
the First Nations Bank of
Covington
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W. O W.bLayton
A.P. Collisoh
I. H. Deecken
Rogers, Brown & Co
Kubo, Larh & Co
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Iry
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Chine Cap
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Thomson
A P. Keuelien
Union
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Iigo County
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Farmers Trust Company
Invest
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Kosciusko Co
Mitchell
Hendricks County
Citizens’ Street Railway
Col. & Southern Trac. Co
Indianapolis Water Co
Indianapolis Water. Co
Union Traction of Indiana
Indianapolis & Northwestern
Indianapolis & Martinsville
Kokomo, Marion
Western
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Bond Department
Will Hi. Wade
Fletcher
American National Bank
C. Day & Co
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Louisville
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Louisvilla ‘Traction Company
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