Receipts show mixed gains across hogs cattle and sheep
Saturday hogs up while cattle and sheep fall from a week ago yet rise vs last year. Hogs sold $8.55 to $9.15 with top weights near $9.10 while cattle margins were tight and calves and fat cattle barely changed. Sheep and lambs saw general 25c gains amid fair but not stronger demand. Multiple markets noted light to moderate receipts and weak to steady sentiment with prices edging in various ranges.
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Pittsburg
AO Bae
Buffalo
N. Y
Reiniss
Coice
Rene Statin
Céttaon
Uae
Shelee
Odel Matelew
Incorporation Building Company Formed by Munroe Delegates
A new corporation named Incorporation Building Company is formed with Munroe leaders guiding the initiative. Key negotiators oversee registration and early operations as the firm prepares to engage in construction and development projects.
Wheat and grains ease as Chicago markets open Saturday
Chicago traders opened Saturday with weakness across grains. Wheat fell about 4 percent amid weather and bearish signals, with December around 90 percent demand allowing a slight rally. Corn and oats opened easier on broad selling, while provisions stayed slow and hog prices influenced the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Liverpol
Chicago Friay
Liverpool
Emon
Updike
Indianapolis Grain Market Report Highlights Prices
Wheat and corn values move on track with No 2 red at 97 cents and No 2 white around 42 to 50 cents. Hay steady with Timothy selections around 16 to 16.50 dollars. Rye and oats show steady activity. inspections and car totals itemize inbound and outbound lots across standard, white, mixed, and yellow grades.
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Indianapolis
Timothy
Sample
Wagon Market Prices for Wheat Oats Straw and Hay
Wheat No 2 red 85r sample milling 68c. Shelled oats 32 37c. Straw oat straw S5. Hay Timothy $17 15: baled, $16.50 17.505 mixed $126 16 baled $13 15.
Wheat and rice market prices across Chicago exchanges
Chicago markets show varied grain futures with No 2 red wheat near 1.038 to 1.14 per bushel in cash trades. No 3 red and No 2 hard winter prices range around 96c to 1.14, while northern spring futures hover near 1.084 to 1.113. Mixed quotes for white and yellow varieties appear, with several bids and grades listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Akie
Lake Cent
Bilger
Toledo Wheat and Grain Prices Reported
Wheat prices shown for cash and futures with December and May notes. Corn and oats quotes listed for cash and futures with multiple delivery months. Rye and clover seed values noted, plus timothy and alsike pricing in October and December contracts.
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Toledo
Alsike
Timothy
Buffalo Wheat and grain prices list fragment
Grain prices from Buffalo show Spring Wheat No 1 around 81, Winter Wheat No 2 red at 99 and white at 99, Corn No 2 yellow at 471/4, No 2 mixed at 350, Oats No 2 white at 874, No 4 white at 6, Barley 80c, Rye No 1 and No 2 at 800.
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Buffalo
Eas
Wheat Opens Quiet as World Supplies Grow
Liverpool market notes Wheat opened quiet with steady tone in America offset by larger American shipments. Bradstreets show near term heavy pressure due to quiet demand and ample tenders on contracts. Argentine futures weakness and unsettled southern weather raise La Plata wheat offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool Grain
Liverpool
America
Mbneral
Bradstreets
Argentina
la Plata
Grain Gossip Reports Mixed U S Wheat and Corn Cables
Liverpool cables show wheat down while Chicago receipts detail 60 car loads of wheat 179 of corn and 1564 oats with mixed contract lots. Primary markets report large year over year gains in wheat and corn, with forecasts of heaviness ahead. Wagner bulletin notes new low points deferred until November amid stock flour interests cautiously optimistic about cheap wheat.
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Chicago
Wagner Bullétin
Aittle
Towa
Windis
Nebraska
Hereas
New York Stock Market Opens Dull With Short Covering Rally
Extreme dullness marked early trading on Saturday on the New York stock exchange. Leaders opened about a quarter under Friday while Union Pacific and Reading rallied briefly. Sears Roebuck rose to 170 amid unconfirmed talk of a 20 percent dividend as large blocks changed hands. total sales reached 92,300 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stock Exchange
Union Pacific
Reading
London
Standard Railroad
Sears-Roebuck
Chicago
New York Bank Statement Elevates Cash Reserve Report
The Clearing House Association released figures showing an average cash reserve of 23.50 percent with a decrease of 84,234.10 in reserves, 4,537,725 less in deposits from United States deposits, a 13,218,400 drop in Sears, 9,711,900 decline in specie, 58,700 drop in legal tender, deposits down 27,346, and a 900,500 increase in circulation, yielding an actual cash reserve of 25.57 percent.
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New York
Clearing House Association
United States
Sears
Cas
London Bar Silver Steady amid Small Decline
London gold and silver markets report London bar silver steady at 2m with a slight decline of 1-16d while London, Great Britain, and market dealers monitor bullion sentiment and transactional activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Wall Street Notes and Oil Market Shifts in 1910 Snapshot
A New York wire discusses preference for long positions amid potential loan expansion, along with an Erie Railroad poster query. Wall Street covers ICC hearings, Supreme Court schedule, Dix governor bets, copper demand, bank losses, and Standard Oil battles with foreign rivals. It notes high defense of abroad expansion by Standard and big corporate financing moves in General Motors and its subsidiaries, detailing asset shifts and current liquidity.
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Wall Street
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Supreme Court
John A. Dix
New York
Iruns
Bradstreets
Doring
Daniel Guggenheim
Europe
Germany
England
Standard Ol
London
Shell Trading and Transport Company
Royal United Company
Asiatic Company
Shell Trading Company
Standard Oil
Standard Oil Company
Standard
Cotton market rally hooks gains as buyers cover
New York cotton exchange opened with prices 13 to 25 points higher amid active trading. Traders covered shorts over the weekend as strong cables and optimistic reports from Wall River and Maas guided a bullish tone. Money market quiet with sterling rates around 4.87 to 4.88 and bankers' bills at 4.83 to 4.85 on stat days.
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New York
Cotton Exchange
Wall River
Maas
Money and Exchange
Sterling Exchange
Grain Markets Close Prices Report
Minneapolis on October 3 reports wheat closing prices with December and May futures. Market notes show price shifts in wheat contracts and related futures, reflecting trading activity as markets recorded modest changes across positions.
Fruits and Vegetables Prices From Regional Market List
Listed prices for apples grapes cranberries and other fruits along with vegetables and root crops. Items include Rome beauty apples at 3.50 bri and California lemons at 5.50 per box, plus assorted crates and per-bushel or per-bag rates for cabbage beets corn and potatoes among others.
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Grimes Golden
Short
Abe
Ben Seis
Jonathin
Golorado
Gries & Golden
Vandevere
Massachusetts
California
Malaga
Wisconsin
Gragree
New York
Messina
Michigan
Ballipas
Otatoes
Maine
Jersey
Virginia
Baltimore
Markets Signal Mixed Demand Amid Packed Dairy Notes
New York and Chicago price reports show steady to soft trends across dairy, poultry, and meats. Butter and eggs edge lower in parts with cheese steady, while live poultry varies by species and region, reflecting uneven demand in early October trading.
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New York
Middle West
Rio No
Chicago
Americas
New York Bar Silver Record Oct. 8
New York bar silver priced at 5440 with a Mexican dollar rate of 45 cents.
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New York
Five Generations Still Living in Prairie Town
Prairietown Indiana reports a Morgan family milestone as Homer Bentley and spouse celebrate the birth of a daughter, the fifth generation. The great great grandmother, born eighty nine years ago, remains a widow thirty years and continues managing a 200 acre farm. George Ade hosts Sigma Chi chapters from Purdue, Illinois and Chicago universities for a weekend visit.
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Prairietown
Ind
Qct
Huthe
Homer Bentley
Morgan
George Ade
Brook
Oct. S
Sigma Chi
Purdue
Timois
Chicago
City Births and Deaths Reported in Local Records
The city lists multiple births including a girl for Walter and Anna Tourlois at 1643 Cottare Avenue and several others at various addresses. Deaths detailed include Mattie Barnes aged Ay from pulmonary tuberculosis and Lorena May Weber with uterine fibroid among entries, with ages and streets or institutions noted.
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Walter
Anna Tourlois
Cottare Avenue
Solomon and
Hattie McKinney
Susquehannna Street
Morton
Beatrice Pann
North New
Julia Katterhenry
Woodlawn
Clifford and
Mary Usen
W. Twenty Sixth Street
Carl and
Rosie Fitchie
South
Meridian Street
Thomas and
Anna Chapman
Central Avenue
Harry and
Virginia Davis
Cornelius Avenue
Leo and
Leon Lausman
Prospect Street
Ione and
Alice Sebree
Cook Street
Flametius
Etta Wallamith
Olney Street
Mattie Barnes
Spring Street
Kate Vindeman
West Pearl Street
Evraline F. Hamilton
Minnie Ferguson
City Hospital
Lorena May Weber
West Twenty-ninth Street
Joseph Cummins
Stanurba Stansi
Margariete
McFeely
London Avenue
Tessie R. Dunn
Months
Stuart Street
Marriage licenses listed for multiple couples
Robert F. Thompson and Agnes L Davis. Josiah E. Symons and Jeanny Mover. Edward D. McCollum and Josephine Carpenter. F. Marcus Spicklemore and Anna Cc. Johnson. Leslie W. Haines and Elsa E. Heaven. Harry C. Roberts and Nora M. Leonard. Charlies A. Sullivan and Myrtle M. Good. Ror McCartney and Vina Trestner. Clarence P. S. Morency and Hazel Jacob. Thurman Myers and Mabel B. Meyers.
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Robert F. Thompson
Agnes L Davis
Josiah E. Symons
Jeanny Mover
Edward D. McCollum
Josephine Carpenter
F. Marcus Spicklemore
Anna Cc. Johnson
Leslie W. Haines
Elsa E. Heaven
Harry C. Roberts
Nora M. Leonard
Charlies A. Sullivan
Myrtle M. Good
Ror McCartney
Vina
Trestner
Clarence P. S. Morency
Hazel Jacob
Thurman
Myers
Mabel BH. Meyers
Property Improvements and Dwellings Listed in City Notices
A long list of property owners and addresses detail residential upgrades and valuations. Entries include frame houses, porches, shingle work, furnace rooms, and additions with costs ranging from 10 to 32,400 dollars, across numerous streets such as North Elder avenue, South Luton, Buckle street, and Park avenue, among others.
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Alpert Rade
Prospert
St. Peter Streets
James Starner
North Elder Avenue
Monroe Hubbard
James Barrett
South Luton Avenue
James (. Allen
Buckle Street
Ada Quinlin
Mt. Calvin
Seventeenth
Eighteenth Streets
J. R. Munroe
Terry Devers
Station Street
George M. Smith
Ohio
Warman
Holliday and
Wren
North West Street
William Ruskell
Thirtieth Street
A. A. Malpas
Alfree Avenue
BE. Foazeonr
Ketcham Street
A. Kbisalat
George Hardesty
Park Avenue
Caroline Pence
East Eleventh Street
W. E. Parentwer
Clifton Street
Joseph Rosner
Goodlet Street
Leander Murphy
Berwick Avenue
Michigrand
Son Street
Broad Ripple
Broad ,Ripple
Marion County
Todiana
Sixty-second Street
College Avenue
Canal Avenue
Fletcher
John ‘Son
Real estate transfers and lot descriptions in Lincoln city records
Transfers totaling 44794375 dollars listed for week. Numerous parcels described by lot numbers, additions, and streets including Twenty Third and Delaware, Woodside, Garfield Park, Unverzagt, University Place, and Boulevard Square. Names include Krause, Swain, Blackledge, Magennis, Kregle, Smith, Esenharter, White, Murphy, Cahalane, Meredith.
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Inrypro
Mabel -Crimumings
Hs Schnepel
Oxford
New York
Charles” R. Sowder
Byram
Hoek
Lincoln Pa i
Twenty-third
Delaware_streets
Joshua Zimmerman
Western
Comstruction Company
Sharpe's
Southeastern Avenue
Stone Avenue
Reichbold Krause
Ida M. “Brause
Woodruff
Ea Drive
Cross Drive
Charles H. Krause
Garfield Park
Rieman
Myers’ University Place
Yarant
Brookville
Emerson Avenue
Loetouia Park
Brookville Avenue
Sophia Magennis
Frank H. Blackledge
Exchange Land Company
Louise Kregle
Same
Herman E. Smith
Homer T. Genung
Boulevard Square
College Avenue
Thirty-first Street
Frank T. Esenharter
Lelia L. White
Oliver L. Means
Kaufman's - Woodside
Leeds Avenue
Graydon Street
Slaa A. Murphy
Patrick
J. Cahalane
William Meredith
Forest-park
Winks Avenue
Jesse Meredith
Christian Street
Trains Schedules Published for Indianapolis and Cincinnati Line
Schedule excerpt for the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Traction Co outlines daily train departures and arrivals to Rushville Shelbyville Greensburg and Greensburg Express stops. Timings include morning and afternoon runs with limited and express services and dispatch notes.
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Rushville
Jenve
Neraville
Pisnenie
Dannieoritie
Shelbyville
Greensburg
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American Creosoring Co
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Digtaneseople
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Union Traction
Union_ Trust center
van Camp Hardware
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Vandalla Oa Co
Vandalia Coal Co
Wasson
Atlas Engine Works
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Copper Producers’ Association
People’s Gas, Light and Coke Company of
General Motors Company
General Motors
Buick Motor Company
CadBlac Motor Car Company
Olds Motor Works
Marquette Motor Company
Oakland Motor Car Company
Carter Car Company
Rapid Motor Vehicle Company
Northway Motor and Manufacturing Company
Elmore Manufacturing Company
Reliance Motor Truck Company
Welch Company of
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Weston Motor Comany
Andorrph Motor Car Company
Welch Motor Car Company
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Jackson Church Motor Company
Michigan Water Castings Company
Championgnition Company
Michigan Auto Gaits Company
General Motors Company of Michigan
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Low Close
Deceimber
Bing
Adianapolis
Rau Tate
Valencia
St Michaels
Elbertas
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New
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Wellington Downing
Nathaniel H. W. Agron
Chambers
Irvington
Layman Avenue
Lowell
William J. Stone
Circle M. Weach
Talbott
Thos. C. Day & Co
Law
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Indianapolis & Cincinnati Traction CO
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Louisville
Louisville Traction Company
Seymour
Cara
Etefers
Cara General
Lebanon
Frankfofayette
Crawfordsville
Knightstown
Cambridge City
Richmonde
Newcastle
Dan Greencastle
Brazil
Terre Haute
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Greencastle
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Will H. Wade
American Ness. Bank
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Tsnes
Bervan
Albert Sahm
Marian County
Itiliana
Carl von Harbe
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James Kervan
Sontra
Sixty Second Street
Marion
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