Live stock market report from Indianapolis and Chicago
Estimated hog receipts in Indianapolis 5 500 with steady to strong market and top at 9. Chicago notes 13 000 hogs steady to mixed with prices 7.95 to 8.95. cattle and sheep receipts steady. Tuesday's live stock receipts show gains versus a week ago, hogs sold 8.75 to 9.00, cattle and sheep steady to higher with strong feeder and calf markets and lambs 4.50 to 6.75, sheep 4.25 to 4.25, yearlings up to 5.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ndianapolis
Chicago
Live Stock Markets Across Cities Oct 11
Hogs receipts 13 000 in Union Stock Yards Ill market steady with varied hog prices. Cattle receipts 9 000 slow with bids 4.70 to 8.60 for bees and cows up to 6.80. Sheep receipts 25 000 steady with lambs 7.50 to 10.05 and yearlings 5.50 to 6. Sheep and lambs market active in Cincinnati and Pittsburg with mixed ranges. Bulls and calves show broader spreads.
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Ill
Leary
Cincinnati
Arket
Pittsburg
Nea
DE Rene Io
Menturn Ateera
Ibs
Pee Ui
Tyee Ee Taiveris
Cowman Ce Mediam
Grain Market Close At Minneapolis Wheat Prices
Other grain markets report closing data from Minneapolis on October 11 with December wheat at 1.064 and May wheat at 1.107 dollars. text shows incomplete OCR lines for wheat futures and closing figures.
Wheat futures ease on weak cables and heavy selling
In Chicago on October 11 futures markets softened as weak government reports and plentiful European demand pushed prices down. Liverpool quotes fell about 1½ to 2 cents, with short covering briefly stalling the slide before renewed pressure pushed corn and oats lower and provisions higher on broad selling across pits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Commission Houses
Shorts
Liverpool
Grain Receiving and Car Totals Across Wheat and Oat Batches
INSPECTIONS show Wheat and Oat lots with various grades and car counts. Cemp In lists multiple No 4 whites and No 3 yellows across several cars, totals 22. Out totals 9. Cars In total 9. Oat shows No 2 white 6 cars and timothy and clover mixtures totaling 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sample
Timothy
Market Update for Grains and Forage Prices
Wheat No 2 red quoted at 94 cents per bushel with milling sample noted. Shelled oats and timothy hay listed with prices for baled and loose forms. Straw prices shown for wheat straw and mixed baled offerings, reflecting typical wagon market listings.
Liverpool Grain Market Faces Pressure After Open
The Wheat market in Liverpool opened 40% yd lower due to American cables. Trading was dull with near months down ½d and March showing some support. Prices eased further as Argentine news helped, but some buyers remained active. Manitoba cargoes were limited and the car market declined after an initial drop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Manitoba
Toledo Grain Prices Reported for Wheat and Seeds
Toledo O Oct 11 Wheat cash 97 cents December 89 41 cents May prices shown. Clover seed cash October 9 15 December 8 6 06 May 0 07. Alsike prime October December 0 20 Timothy prime October
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Toledo Grain
Toledo
Sity Curae
Ats
Timothy
Wheat and Barley Prices in Buffalo Market Report
The Buffalo market lists Spring No. 1 northern wheat at 1.15 4?%. winter No. 2 red at 1.10. No. 2 white at 1.15. No. 2 yellow at 1.10. No. 3 yellow at 1.04. Barley at 0.76 to 0.82. Rye No. 1 at 0.81. No. 2 at 0.80.
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Buffalo
Wheat market bears rise as crop outlook turns bearish
Logans wire reports bearish crop outlook with a sharp rise in spring wheat, strong winter wheat totals, and record corn stocks. Traders expect further declines as buyers remain scarce, with oats also weak and cash markets under pressure from Chicago and Illinois supplies.
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Logan
A. W. Thomson Co
Mark
Northwest
Chicago
E. W. Wagner & Co
Wall Street Gains Amid Mixed Tuesday Trade
Stock exchange activity showed slight price variance from Monday with gains in standard railroads and leading industrials. Canadian Pacific fell while gains occurred in Union Pacific Northern Pacific and others as a late buying surge pushed final quotes to near day highs.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Standard Railroad
Canadian Pacific
London
Union Pacific
Northern
Puacific
Aboout
St. Paul
PaciAc
Reading
Erie
American Car Foundry
Colorado
American Corn Products Common
Virginia Chemical and
International Paper
Steel Common
United States Bank Clearings Rise in Nine Months
Bank clearings in the United States for the first nine months totaled 122.406 billion dollars, up 3.093 billion or 2.0 percent from the same period last year. New York declined 4 percent while other regions varied with the Middle West up 4.6 percent and the Pacific states up 19 percent.
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Chicago Record-Herald
United States
New York
Middle States
New England
Middle West
Pacific States
Missouri River
Local securities market shows brisk bidding with no open sales
The market was generally stronger on Tuesday with brisk bidding but no open market sales. Increases were recorded for multiple issues including Law Building, Traction and Terminal, Home Brewing, and several Indiana firms. Several brokers are still away, holding their stocks.
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Law Building
4 Point
Traction and Terminal
Home Brewing
Indianapolis
Terre Waute «& _Eastern
Indiana Union Traction
Iiri
Metal prices mixed at New York exchange
On Tuesday in New York the metal exchange showed a general firm tendency amid quiet trading. Copper moved up slightly, tin rose strongly, and lead eased in price with quoted ranges: copper $12.23 to $12.95, lead $4.40 to $4.50, spelter $5.50 to $5.60, tin $37.09 to $37.15.
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New York
Metal Exchange
Crop report analysis by John Inglis critique
Chicago crop expert John Inglis criticizes the government spring wheat report noting no separation of durum and milling wheat in acreage counts. He warns their inclusion could skew yields and averages, with private reports assembling totals and dividing by reporters as a loose method.
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Chicago
John Inglis
Chicago hosts foreign steel inquiry with European bankers
Boeraainer notes steel market doubts and a European led syndicate visiting Gary plants and Pittsburgh to discuss production lines and seek European investment in steel securities. London observers cite syndicate activity as prelude to price moves while Chicago and New York reports show mixed demand and a holiday week ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boeraainer
Inspectus
Gary
Association For Foreign Manufacturers
Chicago
Pittsburg
Financial Review of Reviews of
London
Wholesale Fruits and Vegetables Price List
Corrected daily wholesale prices for fruits and vegetables. Items include apples such as Roman beauty and Ben Davis, oranges Valencia, pears Bartletts, grapes California and New York Con cords, tomatoes homegrown, potatos Michigan and Maine, cucumbers, lettuce, celery, mushrooms, peppers, squash, beans, onions, and more with unit prices per bushel, crate, hamper, or crate. Several regional sources listed.
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Grimes
Ben Davis
Ssetan
H.wgs
Colorado
Jimes Golden
Vandevere
Belleflower
Massachusetts
Smyrna
Valencia
St. Michaels
Ohio
Michigan
New York
California
Indiana
Stephen Anjou
Kiefer
H. Seed
Green Corp
Maine
Dahil Farsley
Jersey
Virginia
Baltimore
Market summary from New York pricing Oct 11 Fleur-Dull steady
Fleur Dull quoted steady in New York, pork steady at 21 to 21.50. Sugar and molasses show dull movement with various refined and raw grades listed. Butter firm with creamery extras at 20 to 24 25c, eggs firm with white and mixed fancy at 37 to 40c and 29 to 31c, live poultry mixed with turkeys at 12 to 15c and fowls 12 to 18c, corn and other items referenced with standard weights and terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Middle West
Muscovada
Chicago Market Prices for Poultry and Eggs
In Chicago on October 11 prices for poultry and eggs are listed with categories including Butter-F Extras firsts at 28e, Manry extras 27e, Eggs Prime firsts 20e, Cheese wing 5e, Young Americas 16 2 114e, and various live poultry items such as fowls, ducks, and geese quoted in current market terms.
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Chicago
Americas
Butter bids and prices set at Elgin board meeting
Elgin board met on Monday with a bid of 20 cents from Wiggins for butter. No sales occurred as the quotation committee reported the price and market firm. Weekly output totaled 694700 pounds.
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Elgin
London and New York Silver Prices Edge Higher
London bar silver steadies at 255 100 per ounce with a small gain of 1/2 cent. New York commercial silver rises to 47 c per ounce, up 1/2 cent, while Mexican dollars advance to 45 cents.
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London
New York
NEW_ YORK
New York Money Market Report October 11
Money on call remained unchanged with time money quoted at 60 days. Bankers bills posted at 485.70 for demand and 482.73 for sixty-day bills. Sterling exchange steady around 484 to 487 with actual business at 485.70 485.75. Prime mercantile paper also unchanged.
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New York
Ayaa
Sterling Exchange
Prime Mercantile
Rubber prices firm as New York market reports crude grades
Crude rubber quotes show firmness in New York with Para upriver fine at 1.42 to 1.50 per pound and course grades ranging from 1.024 to 1.05 per pound.
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New York
Para
Court Declares Two Bit Law Invalid in Campaign Funding
Denver, Oct. 11 The state supreme court ruled the two bit law unconstitutional. The act required the state to provide campaign funds for political parties based on a pro rata of 25 cents per vote cast for governor in the previous election.
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Denver
Colo
State Supreme Court
Stae
Rev Earle Wilfley Accepts Call to Vermont Ave Church
Rev Earle Wilfley of Crawfordsville Ind accepts the call to share pastorship with Rev De F B Power at Vermont Avenue Christian Church. He will begin duties next Monday after his acceptance letter was read to the congregation. The move ends prior doubts and brings satisfaction to the church.
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Washington
Earle Wilfley
Crawfordsville
Ind
de F. BD. Power
Vermont
Avreate Christian Church
City Births and Deaths Record From Local Ledger
Births list includes a boy for Mr and Mrs aoucrete and Ruth Hinds at 2336 Sheldon. boys for Henry and Catherine James 1028 North TlHnois, William and Agith Deel 620 South Pennsylvania, and William and Naud Edwards 2810 Stuart. Girls for Ennis and Susie Howard 1960 Alvord, and William and Myrtle Wallace 1407 Ter race. Deaths cite Heri fartis H. Scott at city hospital fever, Walter L. Fugate at 43 Central insane hospital paresis, Patrick Henry Jameson age 96 at 1412 Broadway senility, Charles J. Magee age 31 2742 Isabella bowel tuberculosis, Catherine A. Thompson age 75 1041 Harlan angina, George Graves age 38 759 West North ileo colitis, Angaline Schilling 53 326 North minors pneumonia, Joby O. Lowry age 9 2230 College valvular heart disease, and 4 Oille Louise McClanahan 1 day 430 Haugh patent foramen ovale.
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Aoucrete
Ruth Hinds
Sheldon
Henry and
Catherine James
TlHnois
George Ged 'Anna Blair
Holmes Avenue
Ennis
Susie Howard
Alvord Street
William and
Agith Deel
Pennsylvania Street
Alford
Tony Jordan
Hancock Street
Mary Bruce
Iowa Street
William and Myrtle Wallace
Terrace Avenue
Naud Edwards
Stuart Street
Heri Fartis H. Scott
City Hospital
Tyghed
Walter L. Fugate
Central Insane Hospital
Patrick Henry Jameson
Broadway
Charles J. Magee
Isabella Street
Catherine A. Thompson
Harlan Street
George Graves
West North Street
Louise McClanahan
Haugh Street
Schilling
North Minors Street
Joby O. Lowry
College Avenue
Marriage Licenses List Published in Local Notes
Emmet J. Thomas and Eleanor P. Cor net. Willie B. Roberts and Luna M. Roberts. Harry Laughlin and Mary Hamilton. Albert McCleasher and Gertrude Chotter. Charles S. Jones and Johanna L. Good man. Clyde C. Cooper and Ruth M. Boyd. Miles J. Coble and Sophrouia FP. Carson. Sidney L. Cropper and Clara M. Palmer.
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Willie B. Roberts
Luna M. Roberts
Harry ©. Laughlin
Mary Hamilton
Albert McCleasher
Gertrude Chotter
Charles S. Jones
Johanna L. Goodman
Clyde C. Cooper
Ruth M. Boyd
Miles J. Coble
Sophrouia
Carson
Sidney L. Cropper
Clara M. Palmer
Building Permits Listed for Numerous Dwellings and Additions
A long list of building permits issued for homes and structures includes shingling repairs and new dwellings. Notable entries mention W Fullgraff at 6009 Home Place, J B Browder at Tweny-eighth and London, and W W Smith at Thirty-first and Senate with varied costs from 50 to 92,500 dollars. The compilation covers addresses across East Washington, Brookside, Park, English avenues, and multiple streets, with totals for repairs, additions, and new buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Fullgraff
Home Place
W. C. Harwood
West Tenth Street
George W. Smith
Washington Street
Brookside Avenue
Tames L. King
Bismarck Avenue
Joe Ames
S. Schuck
Concord Street
F. H. Baunhofer
Illinois
Meridian Streets
W. W. Smith
Thirty-first
Senate Avenue
James Kennedys
Bord
Hoefge
L. Murphy
North State Street
Jones & Bennett
Walcott Street
A. S. Coburch
Twenty-eighth Street
Hae Street
Herbert Hunt
Bancroft Avenue
New York
Miehlzan
William Davis
Twenty-fifth
Rader
Indiana and Kentucky Corporate Capitals and Directors Listed
A compiled list details capital stock values and board members for several firms and trusts across Indiana and Kentucky. Notable entries include Satelite printing company of Seni Bend with 36000 capital and directors Ed ward Sutcliffe Grace Sutcliffe and Doc Norris. Waidelieh & Co Lafayette 35000 capital with Michael Arthur Wandelich and Albert J Burkhardt. Majestic company Evansville 86000 capital with Henry Myers F Ray Comstock J J Colentap Philip W Frey Adolph F Decker. Hudnut estate company Terre Haute 30000 capital with Mariah Ek Scott Mary H Robinson Catherine H Arnold Benjamie 4 Hudout and Harry J Baker. German American trust company Ft Wayne 100900 capital. Rh H Pennington Co Kentucky total 50000 with 15000 represented in Indians and incorporators R I Pennington W W Clarke J B Clarke.
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Satelite Printing Company
Seni Bend
Capital Stock
Edward C. Sutcliffe
Grace Sutcliffe
Doc Norris
Indiana Forestry Association
Indianapolis
Waidelieh & Co
Lafayette
Michael
Arthur G. Wandelich
Albert J. Burkhardt
the Majestic Company
Evansville
Henry Myers
F. Ray Comstock
J. J. Colentap
Philip W. Frey
Adolph F. Decker
Hudnut Estate Company
Terre Haute
Mariah Ek
Scott
Mary H. Robinson
Catherine H. Arnold
Benjamie
Hudout
Harry J. Baker
American Trust Company of
Ft. Wayne
Rh. H. Pennington & Co
Kentucky
R. I. Pennington
W. W. Clarke
J. B. Clarke
Real estate transfers list excerpts across Indianapolis area
Louis C. Paine transfers to Mary Cusack parcels north of Washington Street. Mary Fulwider sells to Edward Face mire on Twenty-seventh Street. German Realty to Maud Stone in Ferndale. Anna Miller to Gilmore et al. in Lenox Place. Suburban Homes to Frank Schlegel in Harrison Heights. William Miller to Rasmussen et al. in Marion Park. Mattie Berry to Edward Burton in West Park. Walter Salmon guardian to Barcus one sixth in Coburns West Indianapolis. Schwin King to Samuel Rhodes in Youngs Irvington. John Treue to Marie Rimmetin in Woodruff Morris. Elizabeth Bloom to Henry Bloom on Thirty-first and School. Laura Brenton to Ferdinand Mueller part Franklin Township. Pauline Storz to William Storz in Wayne Township. Ralph Edenharter to George Edenharter in Brown’s College Avenue and Armstrong Park additions. Elza Fletcher via sheriff to German American Trust in Center Township.
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Louis C. Paine
Mary Cusack
Ritter
Irvington
Swain
Hawthorne Line
Washington Street
Mary A. Fulwider
Edward F. Facemire
Miller Et Als
Maud Stonehouse
Ferndale
Holmes Avenue
Tenth Street
Anna J. Miller
John B. Gilmore
Lenox Place
Adams Street
Twenty-eighth Street
Suburban Homes Company
Frank €. Schlegel
Harrison Heights
Whittier Aventue
Thirty-seventh Street
William E. Miller
Rasmus Rasmussen
West Park
Germania Avenue
Ohio Street
Walter L. Salmon
Guardian
William A. Barcus
Coburn
Indianapolis
Morris and
Lee Streets
Schwin King
Samuel
Rhodes
Ss. Young
George F. Edenharter
Brown
College Avenue
Clark Street
Ashfind Avenue
Armstrong Park
Northwestern Avenue
Elza S. Fletcher
German- American Trust Company
Center Township
Real estate transfers listed with prices and parcels
Transfers aggregating $60,416.42 include numerous lot sales and property deeds across Center, Irvington, and Crown Hill areas. Notable entries include J. E. Morris to Woman's Realty Co for part of southeast quarter of section 28, and George W. Seibert to James B. Robertson for lots in McCarty’s First West side addition. Multiple parcels described by dimensions and street locations with varied improvements or vacant status.
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Enship
Madison Avenue
Anna & Cook
Mary L. Adkins
Lewis &Co
Arsenal Heights
Stone Avenue
St. Clair
Wingeta
Deming
Beechwood Avenue
Audubon Avenue
John L. Brent
Otha D. Bales
Brown
Mapleton
Graceland Avenue
Thirty-ninth Street
George W. Seibert
James B. Robertson
Hindbury Avenue
Boyd Street
George W.fred
Ora E. Cotton
Agarner
Lawrence Township
Crown Hill
Joseph An James
Ralph A. Lemecke
Edwin Rinetux
Agents Appointed for Indiana Banks
Washington announces reserve agents named for Indiana banks including Fletcher American National Bank Indianapolis for National Fowler Bank Lafayette Capital National Bank Indianapolis for People s National Bank Rushville and others, signaling regulatory oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Indiana
Fletcher American National Bank of Indianapolis
National Fowler Bank of Lafayette
Capital National Bank of Indianapolis
People’s National Bank of
Rushville
Army Orders Report Relocations and Extensions in Oct
Washington Oct 11 Army orders list extended leave for Col William H Miller assistant quartermaster general by fifteen days. Officers reassigned include First Lieut Marcellus H Thompson coast artillery to the Seventeenth company and transfers of Capt Henry L Steele and Capt Kenneth C Maselier between coast artillery companies. First Lieut Charles M Maigne retired to teach military science at Oklahoma university prep school Tonkawa Okla. First Lieut Roy W Ashbrook to New York City for medical treatment and First Lieut Lee A Dewey assigned to general recruiting at Ft Slocum N Y. George C Marshall Jr leave extended one month. Dental Surgeon Bugh Voorhes granted leave for one month. Read assigned to Third Cavalry and Maj James A Cole to Tenth Cavalry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Willam H. Miller
Marcellus H. Thompson
Coast Artillery Corps
Coast Artery Corps
Henry L. Steele
Kenneth C. Maselier
Charles M. Maigne
Oklahoma University Preparatory School
Tonkawa
Okla
Roy W. Ashbrook
Seventeenth Infantry
New York City
Lee A. Dewey
Ft. Slocum
New York
Charles H. Danforth
George C Marshall Jr
Bugh
Voorjes
Robert D
U S Bank Safe Co Offers Fire Burglar Proof Safes
A. H. Wells, manager, advertises a wide line of fire and burglar proof safes with latest patterns on hand for immediate delivery and special bargains on slightly used safes.
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Buffalo Grain
Bradstreets
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Wall Street
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Detroit
Milwaukee
Omaha
Los Ang’ Ies
Seattle
Local Securities
Atlas Engine Works
Broad Ripple
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Citizens’ Street R. KR
Dela. & Madison Co
Bt. W. & Wab
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Indiana Hwetek Co
Indianapolis ‘Trac. & Term
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Central Rust
Ceseesteneseee
Chuuzens’ Gas Co
Columbia National
Hotel Common
Indiana Hotel
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Indiana Tnion Traction
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People’s State
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Wee Staul Fertilizer
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Security Trust
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Union Traction Common
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Hashew
Vandalia Coal Co. Com
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United Steel Corporation
Renskorf, Lion & Co
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Henry Clews & Co
Min
A. W. Thomson & Co
Wire
Steel Corporation
Edward Holden
London City and Midland Bank
Foreign Bankers’ Committee
London Marine Insurance
Baokers
Cndtattients
NEW York Money
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City. Statistics
Emmet J. Thomas and
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Brazil
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