Market Report Shows Gains Across Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Thursday sales reflect a mixed bag with 4 000 hogs 2 200 cattle and 800 sheep noted versus a week ago. Hog prices rose about 15 cents with most hogs under 225 pounds averaging near 9.20 to 9.25 and top at 9.30 while heavy hogs fell to 8.80. Cattle and calves exceeded 900 head in through bills. demand steady to firm with feeders and calves near steady and plain to medium stock more active than before. Sheep and lamb prices advanced with some sales 25 cents higher. lambs ranged around 6.85 with yearlings up to 95 and ewes around 4.50 and lower.
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Weber
Syed Pate Bree
TSO
Cincinnati
Lambie
Union
Ill
T. Seercenene
Cattle and Hogs Prices Across Markets Reported
Market reports from Cincinnati Union Stockyards and other outlets list cattle, hogs, sheep, and calves with varied quotes. Pricing shows slow demand in some regions and strength in others, including mixed and butcher hogs and prime cattle at multiple markets.
Grain futures slip amid narrow trading on dull Chicago market
Chicago grain prices moved in a tight range with Wheat opening up but closing lower as selling pressure increased. Corn and oats weakened through the session while Provisions firmed slightly as bearish sentiment dominated outside markets.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Patten
Large Pig Supply Shapes Chicago Market Outlook
The Examiner reports two strong factions in the provision market. Packers allegedly hold leverage, controlling manufactured products and potentially hog prices if movement rises. If supply remains high, prices may ease, burdening current holders as interior demand and stock in trade push toward a record, peaceful time.
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Chicago
Wheat Market Firm on Rain News from Sante Fe
Liverpool grain market reports a firm start with gains tied to reports of rains in northern Santa Fe. Argentine demand appears steady as buyers push for barge terms. Early activity shows firmness in wheat, supported by northwest U.S. strength and Winnipeg. later, prices ease but stay above Tuesday levels. Corn also shows firmness amid overall market strength.
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Liverpool
Sante Fe
American Northwest
Winnipeg
Buenos Ayres
Stearty
Chicago Case Grain Prices in Cash Wheat and Corn
Cash wheat prices for No 2 red and other grades show fluctuations with No 2 hard winter, No 3 hard winter, and No 1 northern spring listed. Corn markets include No 2 white and No 2 yellows, with various value estimates and miscellaneous cash grain entries.
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Chicago
Det
Grain prices report from Buffalo market sheet
A fragmented Buffalo grain listing shows bids and prices for Spring Wheat, Winter Wheat, No 2 White Corn, No 3 Yellow Corn, No 2 White Oats, No 5 Myers barley, and Rye with varied quality grades. The OCR includes numbers and abbreviations indicating market quotes for specific grain types.
Market Quotes From Toledo Ohio Grain and Seed Trade
Toledo Ohio reports cash wheat at 96 1/4 cents for cash and futures in December and May contracts. Corn cash 52 1/2 cents with December and May futures. Oats 32 1/2 cents with May futures. Rye mixed grades. Clover seed cash and October at 9.10, December 9, March 9.02 1/3. Alsike prime October 9.20 to 9.30, timothy prime October 4.15.
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Toledo, CO
Timothy
Markets in Indianapolis Corrected Daily Butter and Cheese Prices
Market brief from Indianapolis lists dairy products with corrected daily figures. Butter prices include Elgin prints and State tubs, while Wisconsin and New York cheeses appear as full cream and cheddars. Fresh eggs offered at 24 to 25 cents per dozen, poultry items such as roosters ducks and hens noted with varying prices. Domestic and imported Swiss cheeses shown with per pound estimates.
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N. Y
Wisconsin
New York Market Report Signals Stable Prices Across Commodities
The New York market bulletin shows quiet, steady tones across flour pork lard sugar coffee tallow hay dressed poultry live poultry cheese butter and eggs. Prices span ranges with modest shifts noted in butter creamery extras and white fancy cheese amid steady wholesale demand and ample receipts.
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New York
Middle West
Rio
Chicago Market Prices on Dairy and Eggs
Prices in Chicago on October 13 show butter at 28 cents for firsts and 25 cents for extras with dairy extras at 27 cents. Eggs are listed as prime firsts at 16 to 18 cents per dozen, with various grades and sizes noted in the local market report.
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Chicago
Market gains on Wall Street and London buoy steel and rails
New York notes holiday trading as London shares rise with steel common leading gains. Rail stocks climb, copper weak, and broad buying pushes prices near two month highs. Union Pacific and Steel common advance. Morgan-linked buyers take large blocks while shorts scramble for covers amid a high activity day.
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New York
London
Wall Street
Evie
Smekers
Morgan House
Rock Island Common
Union Pacific
Steel Common
Tate
Utah
Amalgamated
Louisvile «& Nashville
Imarket
Harriman Ated Delvishs
Elusiig
Market miscellany and cotton prices logged in New York
A jumble of bond quotes and commodity figures appears alongside New York cotton prices. The report lists various rail and financial instruments with percent yields and trading marks, concluding with cotton futures showing October December January and March bids around 14.9 to 15.1 cents.
New York Metal Exchange Faces Mixed Trading
New York metal market shows a generally firm tone on Thursday with copper rising slightly while tin remains unsettled and lead and spelter holding steady. Notations list copper spot and October at 12.12 four, November and December at 12.40. Lead range 4.40 to 4.50, spelter 5.56 to 5.00, tin 37.5 to 38.
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NEW York Metal
New York
Metal Exchange
New York Bar Silver and Copper Share Market Update
New York bar silver prices at D65Re with ec advance on Mexican dollars. Boston copper shares opened nearly flat from prior close with Smelting preferred at 49 and a slate of names including Giroux 73% and Superior Pittsburg 93, Franklin 12, Lake Copper 86, Winona 843, Indiana 16.
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New York
Boston Coppers
Boston
Giroux
Superior-Pittsburg
Franklin
Lake Copper
Winona
Indiana
London Bar Silver Rises Slightly in Trading
London bar silver prices show a modest uptick to 24 t1 id, advancing 7 16d as markets reflect cautious demand. Traders note limited supply and a steady domestic demand outlook in the London market.
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London
Wheat price notes from multiple grain markets
Minneapolis and Duluth report wheat for December around 1.05 to 1.10 dollars, Winnipeg and Kansas City show December near 0.93 to 1.02, New York lists December at 1.02 to 1.07 with May options around 1.07. Market listings include varied regional quotes and dates for October 13.
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Minneapolis
Mint
Duluth
Minn
Destember
Wnnipeg
Get
Ontge
Ouis
Ice AU Beat —de Webibaie
Ngagc
Kansas City
New York
Monkey faced owl exhibited in Indiana corn tent
Special to The Suan reports Oscar Scott captured a monkey faced owl last spring northeast of Rockville Indiana. The owl was shown in the corn tent during the wet season and drew local attention from residents.
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Rockville
Ind
Oscar Scott
English Investor Franklin voyage notes on American stocks
John Cadogan, London stock exchange member and Harris Winthrop & Co. correspondent, arrives to study American stocks. He cites English investors shifting view as American politics loom, rubber company slump dulling London markets, and predicts gains in first class railroad and utility equities. Also reports on cotton bills reform, General Motors debt structure, and bank loans versus commercial failures as an economic indicator.
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John Cadogan
London Stock Exchange
London
Harris Winthrop & Co
Chicago
New York
Cadogan
Abs
England
Securitas
Lavertte Pioney
Aimerigan Scherenies
Ensiish Financiers
Ecuditias
Westel
Union Vavitie
Atchison, Chesapeake & Ohio
Southern Pacific
Sen
Local Securities Hold Steady Amid Few Price Dips
Local securities show a strong market with only four bid price drops and multiple advances. Notable gains include Capitol National up 1, Fletcher American Bank up 1, and Howe Brewing up 1. Indiana titles, trusts, utilities, and rail stocks display varied activity in bid and ask prices across numerous issuers.
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Capitol National
Fletcher American Bank
Howe Brewing
Terre Haute
Indianapolis & Eastern
Tye Jet
American Central Life
Aed
American Creosoring Co
Avs
Belt Railroad
Conmon
Central Trust
Citizens’ Gas Co
Columbia National
Vedads
Continental National Bank
Pes del. & Madison Co
Farmers’ Trust
Aoe Federal Union Surety
Indiana National
Indiana Title Guaranty
Indiana Trust Co
Indiana Union
Indianapolis Gas
Indpis
Northwestern
Indpix
Southwestern
Indianapolis Street Railway
Indianapolis
Kokomo, Mar
West
Prac
Law Building
Milton Trust
Marott
Marott Dept
Merchants
Ea Merchants’ National
Yong ‘Pis
People's State Bank
People’s Light
Reeves & Co
If. Traction and Light Co
Indpls
East
T. H
Union National
Teewe
Mets
Tnion Traction Common
Union Traction
S88
T Union Trust
van Camp Hardware Ied
Jechis
van Camp Packing
Pemneiaile Coal Co. Com
Vandalia Coal Co
Se Wasson
Esee
Bat Bonds Atlas Engine Works
Broad Ripple
Citizens’ Street R. R. Ds
Seite & Madison Co
Wab
Val. T. Co. Ds
Jana Hotel Co
Fia
Aee
Indiana Union Traction
Tgveen
Phople, Colum, & South
Kokomo, Mar. & Wes T
Eastern Traction
Financial Trends Hint at Bank Stabilization in First Quarter
The text notes that deposits surpass loans in the current year, with the first quarter showing a narrow gap as excess loans rose only from 284 million to 38.7 million. A $73,070,155 commercial default in Q1 could set a new precedent for the relationship between bank failures, loans, and stock, amid scattered references to unrelated markets and figures.
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The
Wall Street Journal
Fruits and Tables Prices from Local Market Listing
A dense price table lists fresh produce with assorted names and prices. Items include apples such as Romian Gries Golden and Ben Davis, pears, cranberries, grapes, citrus like lemons and oranges, berries, and vegetables. Prices are given per bushel, crate, box, or bunch, with several regional varieties and suppliers noted.
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Romian
Gries Golden
Ben Davis
Jonathan
Colorado
Grimes Golden
Vandevere
Belleflower
Massachusetts
California
Malaga
New York
Florida
Wisconsin
Messina
St. Michiels
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Kiefer
Bear on grain eyed by Patten amid bumper U.S. corn crop
Grain gossip notes Jim Patten as a bear on corn and oats while predicting a large U.S. corn surplus pressured by cheaper Argentine land. It cites Patten’s past grain moves, forecasts heavy shipments, and feeds through Liverpool and Chicago receipts with prices and hog packing data.
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Joseph Truchard
Jim’ Patten
Patten
Flo
United States
Argentine Republic
Paten
Jim” Patten
Market note on grain prices and arrivals in Chicago and Liverpool
The report notes activity in wheat and corn with Liverpool prices aiding futures, mentions steady selling by Finley Barrell & Co in Chicago and Omaha cash wheat softening. Primary market receipts show wheat and oats volumes. futures open higher for wheat with gains in December and May, corn rising modestly and oats easing slightly.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Real estate transfers in Indianapolis cited by sheriff action
Transfers cover numerous parcels in Indianapolis with agencies, buyers, and sellers named. Entries include Clara J. Cline to Alvert E. Clashman for a Drake addition lot, and Joto W. Chryppel administrator to Caroline H. Rubdle for West Park addition. Totals show 36 transfers valued at 313,828.37 dollars across multiple districts and street corners.
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Indianapolis
Pennsylvania Street
Union Railway
Clara J. Cline
Alvert E. Clashman
Smith Et Als
Drake
West Park
Vermont
Addison Streets
Frederick L. Thompson
Guardian
Tina A. King
Addison Street
New York Street
Llwrence W. George
Tick Miller
Osgood
George W. Brown
Perry Township
POTTY
Mary E. Folsom
Michael J. Ready
Butler's
Tenth Street
Ft. Wayne Avenue
Lyming
Price
Edward M. Chambers
Boulevard Square
Broadway
Thirty-first Street
William Deavenport
Henry Bruner
Township
Pike Township
Elizabeth Ridgeway
Lew Nicol
Beck
Illinois Street
Kenwood Avenue
Twenty-fourth Street
Frank M. Tage
Edith €. Kiser
Lot St
Roache Avenue
Rader Street
Edith C. Kiser
Louella Hellett
Sane
H. Bond
Helen H. L’yse
Washington Township
Turner Building and Savings Association
Philip Loos
Metzger
Park Place
Capitol Avenue
Twentyfirst
DeWolf
Fern Way
Hazel Street
William Young
Samuel E. Berkley
Hinzelhurst
Fontwine Street
John R. Welch
James L. Power
Miller Et al
Parkway
Seburman Avenue
Twentyseventh Street
Combs’ Heirs
Southport
Annie Ei. Madinger
Edward F. Madinger
Highland Park
Temple Avenue
Pratt Street
Clars PP. Wales
Woman's Ready Company
Ark Heights
Lonion Street
Twenty-ninth Street
Margaret Schilling
Andrew van Jelgerhuis
Barton's
Shelby Avenue
Troy Street
John J. Roller
Hdward J. Proper
Brown
Meridian Street
Tabor Street
Ada M. Tanguey
Margaret Clark
Yandes Sub
West Street
Vinton Street
Emma B. Rabke
Edwin &. Thompson
Englewood
Washington Street
Lansille Street
Bradley Et al
Bradley Street
Michigan Street
Walton’s Sub
Southeast
Cottage Avenue
Olive Street
Riley
John M. Vawter
Clark
Cypriot Avenue
Keawoon Avenue
Winfred M. Coy
August C. Irrasson
Montrose
Vitcant
Forty-fifth Street
I. BE. & W. Railroad
Travillan T. Lee
Margaretha Madar
William Hoblet
Kapper
Franks
Iowa Street
East
Miller
Henry Copley
Marion Park
Parkway Avenue
Nineteenth Street
Johnn H. Varen
Edson T. Wood
Pleasant View
Vaucant
Keystone Avenue
Town Street
Harry W. Heckman
Clare W. Sprague
Armstrong Park
Thirty Fifth Street
Barnes Avenue
Trester
Harry Heckman
Births in Town Parade of Newborns Reported
Edvin and Myrtlé Kinne welcome a boy at Aigo cibrel street. Claude and Vine Puffin have a boy at 670 Birch ay nue. George and Florence Trefz greet a boy named Sir Harlan. Albert and Lena Schoriing announce a girl at 212 Bank avenue. John and E Harnett celebrate a boy at 2524 North Delaware street. Henry and Tawis welcome a girl at SUS East North Mreet. George and Christina Spity report a boy at 350 North Denny street. John and Ethel Taggart, His Bright Clarence and Nellie Knight, share a boy at 224 Wood lawn avenue. Willow and Edna Smith yield a Loy at 2326 Coyner venue. Walter and Anna Horn record a boy at 28 Carn street.
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Edvin and
Myrtlé ‘Kinne
Aigo Cibrel
Claude and
Vine Puffin
Birch Aynue
George
Florence Trefz
Sir Harlan
Bay
Albert
Lena Schoriing
Bank Avenue
John and
Ee Harnett
Delaware Street
Henry and Tawis
Sus
Mreet
Christina Spity
Denny Street
Ethel Taggart
Bright
Clarence
Nellie Knight
Woodlawn Avenue
Willow
Edna Smith
Coynervenue
Loy
Walter
Anna Horn
Carn Street
Deaths in City Hospital and Local Homes
A list of recent deaths includes Lou Flanker aged 41 at City hospital from transverse myelitis, Estella Ranch 25 of 428 West Seventeenth Street from tubercular peritonitis, and Otto McBride 49 at City hospital from chronic cardiac dilatation. Also noted are Thomnas Kell with upper jaw osteostreoma, John N. Ada age 61 at 1333 Charles Street with cirrhosis, Edward Paul McMahane 12 days at 1220 College Avenue, Thelmury Daugherty 6 of 18 Sheridan Avenue from intestinal tuberculosis, Joseph Meigni 3 months of Church Street lobar pneumonia, Sarah Arice 51 of 16 South Pine Street with pneumonia, and Albert Bettcher 21 of 655 Linnevin Street with pulmonary tuberculosis.
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Lou Flanker
City Hospital
Estella Ranch
West
Seventeenth Street
Thelmury Daugherty
Sheridan Avenue
Joseph Meigni
Church Street
Sarah Ariee
South Pine Street
Albert Bettcher
Linevin Street
Marital Pairings Listed in Local Notices
A sequence of names appears listing couples likely from marriage, engagement, or social notices. The fragment shows August J Laupheimer with Ella P Dick ens, Adolph Bechtold with Bessie McIntire, Herman W Meyer with Clara C Wiese, Albert F Smith with Mabel Roberts, George W Jones with Myrtle Cochran, Reuben E Harrison with Dora M Kessler, Frederick W Carter with Alice E K Long, Lawrence M Lingenfelter with Mabel O Meek, Philip H Ward with Hazel Harrell, Ehner L Cline with Caroline E Frenzel, Joseph B Zimmerman with Laura P F Pierson, Ralph F E Vawter with Fannie E Macy, Fred H Beyrman with Martha W Dun over, Irval Davis with Crystal N Seymour, Iliam H H Tucker with Carrie E Car vin.
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August J. Laupheimer
Ella P. Dickens
Adolph Bechtold
Bessie McIntire
Herman W. Meyer
Clara C. Wiese
Albert F. Smith
Mabel €. Roberts
George W. Jones
Myrtle Cochran
Reuben E. Harrison
Dora M. Kessler
Frederick W. Carter
Alice EK. Long
Lawrence M. Lingenfelter
Mabel O. Meek
Philip H. Ward
Hazel Harrell
Ehner L. Cline
Caroline E. Frenzel
Joseph B. Zimmerman
Laura PF. Pierson
Ralph FE. Vawter
Fannie E. Macy
Fred H. Beyrman
Martha W. Dunover
Irval Davis
Crystal N. Seymour
Iliam HH. Tucker
Carrie E. Carvin
Property Repairs and Dwellings Valuations Listed
A list of addresses and items with construction or repair work and stated costs ranges across multiple properties. Entries include garages sheds porches foundations and dollhouse style dwellings with values from forty to twenty five hundred dollars, reflecting a catalog of local construction activity.
Incorporations Listed for Several Companies in Indiana
A roster of new corporate incorporations includes Art Jeanne of South Bend with a $10,000 capital stock and named directors Ennis HK Austin George A. Baker and others. Gary Minsteil College Company with $10,000 capital and directors Elbert N. Ripley and Albert W. Cords. Groveland Company of Gary with $9,000 capital and incorporators L Bernstein John Marshback M J Schmidt. and The Star Amusement Company of Noblesville with $1,000 capital and incorporators W L Sopher A E Gatewood and H J Alexander.
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Art Jeanne
South Bend
Ennis HK
Groveland Company
Gary
Capital
L. Bernstein
John Marshback
M. J. Schmidt
the Star Amusement Company
Noblesville
Canital
W. L. Sopher
A. E. Gatewood
H. J. Alexender
U S Bank SafeCo Safe Prices for Immediate Delivery
U S Bank SafeCo offers a large line of fire and burglar proof safes with latest patterns available for immediate delivery. Special bargains apply to slightly used safes, inviting quick purchase by customers seeking security and speed.
Dixie Flyers Schedule From Indianapolis To Southern Towns
Comoe Traction Co in effect May 10 1810 lists Dixie Flyers departing Indianapolis for Greenwood Franklin Edinburg Columbus Seymour Crothersville Scottsburg Sellersburg Watson Junction Jeffersonville and Louisville at 7 9 A M 12 00 M 2 00 4 00 and 6 00 P M. IL C & 3 Traction cars connect with John cars of Indianapolis Louisville Traction at Seymour for Louisville and intermediate points at 6 00 8 00 10 00 A M 12 00 M 1 00 3 00 5 00 7 00 9 00 11 00 P M. Cars run to Scottsburg only. For rates and info see agents or official time folders in all cars. General Offices Scottsburg Ind.
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Louisville
Scottsburg
Ind
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