Hog and cattle market report with mixed week results
The market shows 6000 hogs 1500 cattle 700 sheep with hogs gaining earlier then slipping as demand waned. Top hog price reached 9.25 with sales near 9.10 and some drops to 8.9. Cattle sold mostly higher with fat stock up 4 to 15 cents, calves and bulls firmer. Sheep and lambs sold steadily and cleared as competition remained active.
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Aoe
Reece Ectissewes
Sean
Reeding
Pittsburg Live Stock Prices Report Oct 26
Market results from Pittsburg show cattle steady with mixes ranging from $2.50 to $6.75 for various grades. hogsactive with prime heavy at $9.25 to $9.35 and others around $7.50 to $9.35. Sheep and lambs firm with primes at $4.30 to $4.50 and middling lots at $2.50 to $3.75.
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Eiverbool
Australia
Russia
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Buefalo
Grain futures rebound on news and selling pressure
Chicago traders saw wheat futures rise about four cents after an initial dip as commission houses led losses from Liverpool cables and foreign crop news. Corn gained around four and a half cents after early selling, oats rose fractionally, while provisions opened steady and firm with professional activity and light trade.
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Liverpool
Valentine
Chicago cash grain market reports October 25
Chicago cash grain market prices list wheat oats and corn with bids for No 2 and No 3 hard and soft varieties. Prices show No 1 northern spring at 1.05 to 1.07 and other grades ranging around 91 to 93 cents for wheat and 47 to 49 cents for corn, with oats around 31 to 33 cents per bushel.
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Wheat and Corn Prices and Carload Totals in Billing Sheet
Wheat markets show No 2 red around 880 with extra red quotes and December and November terms. Corn prices list No 2 white 49c and No 3 white 40c with mixed lots and numerous car totals. Oats and hay details incomplete. rye and timothy notes present. Car totals reflect multiple lots, including 33 cars for corn and 9 for other grains.
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Ube
Timothy
Wagon Market Prices Report for Grains and Feed
Wheat No 2 red at 92 cents per bushel with sample milling and engine. Corn at 55 to 58 cents. shelled oats 32 to 33 cents. Oats straw 5.50 to 7. Hay Timothy 16.50 to 17.50 per bale. Misc 13 to 16 per bale.
Wall Street Opens Lower Before Partial Recovery Near Close
Initial transactions in the Wall Street market show a 4 percent dip from Monday with moderate volume and a buying bias. Steel common leads gains early, while Smelters and Amalgamated copper stay active. Union Pacific Reading St Paul and New York Central trade heavily with blocks changing hands and overall heavy selling later in the day. The London market is dull with small changes as Island preferred declines.
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Union Pacific
Reading
St. Paul
New York Central
Lutou
Jock Island
S Oen
Commodities and market quotes from New York transfers
A garbled wire of quotations lists various railroad and corporate tickers followed by New York curb stocks and cotton figures. It notes bondlike items and market figures across rail, oil, and miner sectors with sporadic price points and the latest October cotton, metal and copper settlements.
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LaRse
Wisma Cp
Inggin
Honce
Ieel Ray
Ry Ct
Chino Cp
UnMn
Sai Grane
NEW York Cotton
A. W. Thomson Co
TE Ag
Mareh Wes
Marbacese
Juin Sips Eee Cae
New York Money Market Report Oct 25
Money on call steady at 3 4. Time money firm with 60 days at 4 percent and 44 for six months. Posten rates and sterling exchange noted. Bankers' bills quoted at 486.70 for demand and 484.75 for 60 day bills. Prime rates on paper unchanged.
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New York
New
A. W. Thomson Company
Logan-Bryan
Opening transactions in copper market reported in Boston
Boston copper market updates show Helveris at 2, North Butte at 82144, Giroux at 8, Lake Copper at 3814, Calu met and Arizona at 60, Boston Corbin at 16 percent, in Tuesday opening actions.
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Boston Coppers
Boston
Mass
Helveris
North Butte
Giroux
Lake Copper
Calumet & Arizona
Boston Corbin
London and New York bar sliver prices move
London bar silver quiet at 257d with a decline of 1 18. In New York commercial bar silver Star shows a drop of 4 with Mexican dollars noted.
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London
New York
Cotton Report Shows 1910 U.S. Cotton Output by State
The census bureau records 3,410,960 bales of cotton through October 18 1910 up from 1909 as rounds counted. State gains listed include Arkansas Florida Georgia Louisiana Mississippi North Carolina Oklahoma South Carolina Tennessee and Texas with Sea Island totals and per state distributions.
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Washington
Haomot
Sea Island
Amdadia
Arkansas
Florist
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
North Carolina
Oklahoma
South Carolin
Tennessee
Walsh Railroads Reorganization Sets New Trust Plan
The Walsh lines are reorged into Chicago & Routheastern with stock placed in a voting trust. The reorganization committee meets in New York next Thursday to select trustees. The new entity aims to issue 4.5 million of stock from a 5 million authorized pool and will merge Chicago Southern Indiana routes into a single system. Myron J. Carpenter named president. London buyers acquire major first mortgage bonds via F. J. Lisman & Co.
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Walsh Railroads
New York
Chicago & Routheastern
Chicago
F. J. Lisman & Co
Chicago & Southeastern
Walsh Roads
Myron J. Carpenter
Chicago Southern and
Southern Indiana
Dividend Declarations From Steel Foundries and Colonial Land
The American Steel Foundries Company declared a regular quarterly dividend of 1 percent. The Colonial Land Company announced a regular quarterly dividend of 2.19 percent on both preferred and common stock, payable to stockholders of record on October 24.
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American Steel Foundries Company
Colonial Land Company
Markets Review Mixed Dairy and Grain Movements
Corrected daily market notes show butter up 44 cents from Elgin and nearby markets with assorted butter tubs and bricks. Eggs higher. live poultry values list Wisconsin roosters, ducks, and hens with varied prices. New York prices quote flour, pork, lard, sugar, coffee, and dairy ranges. steady to firm trend across commodities including butter, cheese, and eggs.
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Limberg
Neufchatel
Wisconsin
Ile
Sey
New York
Middle West
Rio
Elgin Board Sets Butter Price For Week
Elgin price for butter increased to 20 1/8 cents per pound for the coming week, up 4 cents from last week. Chicago members opposed substituting 2M, but the motion was defeated. Output last week reached 683,700 pounds. A year ago the ruling price was 31 1/8 cents. two years ago 27 4/5 cents.
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ELGIN
Elgin Board of Trade
Chicago
Grain market notes from New York and St Louis
Market data shows wheat futures on December, May and October contracts with prices around 1.00 to 1.05 dollars. Regional listings from New York and St Louis reflect unsettled values with minor fluctuations across dates and contract months.
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West
ST. Louis
Hige
Ce City
Isauei Po
Shiseabouis
Wholesale Lemon Prices and Fruit Market Report
Corrected daily commission row notes lemons sold at 9 dollars in New York on a 20 dollar basis in Indianapolis. California crop delayed weeks, supply tight. Apple and grape prices vary by variety and origin. Vegetables include Beets, Cabbage, Carrots, Lettuce, Onions, Tomatoes, and more with regional price ranges and unit measurements. Market activity reflects widespread shortages due to cholera closures in Italy and delayed California harvests.
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Unitianepolis
Commission Row
New York
Plendar
Indianapolis
Italy
California
Roman Beauty
Grimes Golden
Pri
Sage Gars
SUMAN
Fandovere
Belleflower
Sesgran Otraients
Eighthand
Cranberries
Massachusetts
Smyrna
Malaga
Concords
Niagara
Indiana
Michigan
Kiefer
Lima
Valencia
Grain Gossips Rally And Falls Amid Wheat And Corn Cables
Liverpool reports wheat dipping and corn steady as 1:30 p m prices show slight declines from Monday. Chicago car receipts list 109 wheat cars with 11 contract grade, 340 corn cars, issued contracts. Northwest receipts: Minneapolis 232, Duluth 199, vs last year. Brokers split on Monday buying, with bears pressing unless bullish corn news emerges. Total Chicago grain stocks show weekly shifts: wheat down to 11,236,000 bu, corn up to 1,896,000 bu, oats down to 11,954,000 bu. Expert notes Texas yield boosts U S wheat while southern states surge. French demand mixed, world wheat supply ample. Oats demand rising, barley not mixed. May corn could hit 45 cents if world buyers step in.
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Logan-Bryan
Chicago
South
United States
George L. Kelley
Miller
Texas
LE. W. Wagner & Co
France
Stock Yards Talk by Poole on Hog Market Urgency
James E Poole in the Chicago Examiner reports packers buying light hogs showing urgent demand. Market conditions resemble those from a year ago, signaling tight supply and active buying at the stock yards.
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James E. Poole
Chicago Examiner
Hog market notes indicate looming bacon scarcity
The report describes elevated bacon prices due to supply constraints and rising hog weights. It notes buyers like Armour remaining aggressive, light hogs trading around 10c higher than last week, and light hogs commanding about a $1 per cwt premium over heavy packers.
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Armour
Purdue Faces Gloomy Outlook After Iowa Defeat
In Lafayette on October 25 Purdue football players return to practice after a crushing loss to Iowa. Three players are battered and bruised, sidelined for weeks, as the team gears up for the Hiinels game here Saturday, with prospects dim for a strong showing against Illinois.
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Purdue
Lafayette
Ind
Bruieed
Hiinels
Elnols
Iowa
City Births and Deaths in Local Statistics
City birth notices list numerous couples with addresses and newborns, including girls and boys at various locales. Deaths include Nettie Davis, Ida George, Lizzie Creyson, Sue McGee, Robert Kennedy, Catharine Beman, and others with ages and causes such as goiter, myocarditis, cancer, and tuberculosis.
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Nettie F. Davis
Woodlawn Avenue
Ida M.ateorge
Pleasant Street
Lizzie G. Creyson
Central Insane Hospital
Sue McGee
City Hospital
Robert A. Kennedy
Deaconess
Catharine M. Beman
East Michigan Street
George A. Wysong
Gladstone Avenue
Raymord, Jones
Gillette Street
Francis H. Lowes
Spann Avenue
Hannah Lucas
West Bay Street
Haney
Anna Margaret Egan
North Pine Street
Cedar Stairs
John J. N. Connette
Princeton Bete
Marisa Hishop
Bloomington Street
Cass A. Williams
English Avenue
Melton
Arch Street
Names in Reading of Local Obituaries and Notices
A list of individuals including Addison A. Leaserod Nelile E Hunt nen M Brown Blanche H Me ro Toha 2% Nicholson Daisy E Coffen berry Carl H Hohn Caroline Southport Harry 4 Nesmuth La Verne Kaey Willam H Rittenhouse Goldie J Reed William C Boughton Mary S Mc Ginley.
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Addison A. Leaserod
Nelile E. Hunt
Nen M. Brown
Blanche H. Mero Toha
Nicholson
Daisy E. Coffenberry
Carl H. Hohn
Caroline Southport
Harry
Nesmuth
la Verne Kaey
Willam H. Rittenhouse
Goldie J. Reed
William C. Boughton
Mary S. McGinley
Building Permits List From New Jersey Street Area
A catalog of building permits issued for various residences and repairs. Notable entries include FE Santo at New Jersey and Thirty second street for a one story frame home valued at 3087, q. Hilton at 932 West thirtieth for a 25 shed, and q Lindemann at 2540 Madison for a one story frame dwelling valued at 2000. Other permits cover repairs, reroofs, additions, and shingle work across multiple streets and owners.
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New Jersey
Fred Schelagel
Wade and
Shelby Streets
Alfred Hoberg
Ohio Street
George Rubens
Esat
Albert Wood
Valley Avenue
Hazel Street
L. Willis
Nelson Street
Robert Laydown
West
Morris Street
Mary Smmith
Graceland Avenue
George (. Hitz
Virginia Avenue
Paw Lindemann
Madison Avenue
Q. “Hilton
Thirtieth Street
Shea
Peter Farney
Congress Avenue
J. E. Meyer
Sehurman Avenue
Anendysaret Street
Dweing
Fairfield
Thirty- Ate Street
H. J. Lutz
Raymond
Shelby
Charles B. Esby
North Meridian Street
Industrial and Engineering Firms Tout Capital Stock Figures
Delestate bank in Daley lists capital stock at 25000 with directors Adam Wallace Jacob Weiler Michael Weichelbech George M Rice James W Ladd Charles Frey and Frank B Heichelbech. The Dr Whitehall megelmoine company in South Bend shows 12000 capital stock with directors William Kizer Samuel Whitehall Abnenas kK France and Jacob Wooolver. Central engineering wiad construction company in Indianapolis reports 1000 capital stock with directors E L Powers M W Addy and E M Powers.
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M. W. Addy
E. M Powers
Real estate transfers list multiple parcel trades and prices
Real estate transfers show numerous transactions: Herrmann to Biggs and heirs’ parcel on Villa avenue near Prospect Street, 40 by 13644 feet, $3.00. Cornett to Vernin at Cornett Place addition, 60 by 60 feet, vacant, $1. Shelby to Uarkin on Holton place, 40 by 60 feet, $150. Stackhouse to Brad ley on Madison avenue addition, 3 acres vacant east of Madison, $0. White to Gill on Lippencott addition, 374 by 127 feet, improved, $1,200. Lowry to Lowry on Columbia avenue lot 2, 40 by 140 feet, vacant, $0. Lowry to Niven on same, $500. McQuaid to Landers on Hud son and Walnut, 32 by 35 feet, improved, $13,000. Stout to Ledbetter on a lot, etc.
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John PF. Herrmann
Harry Biggs
Mattke
Villa Avenue
Prospect Street
John W. Cornett
Sylvester A. Vernin
Cornett Place
English Avenue
Rural Street
George W. Shelby
Levi P. Uarkin
Loverzagt
Holton Place
Senate Avenue
Lida J. Stackhouse
Melville E. Bradley
Stanton
Madison Avenue
Bell Railroad
Whilam White
Michael F. Gill
Lippencott
Summit Street
Southeastern Avenue
Pantha J. Lowry
John
Lowry
Bruce-Baker
Columbia Avenue
Twenty-fourth Street
Richard E. Niven
Mead L. McQuat
Laura Landers
Fletcher
Hudson and
Walnut Streets
Furman Stout
Mary E. Ledbetter
Real estate transfers update across town in 19th century record
A dense list details numerous property transactions including lot sales, subdivision changes, and transfers among individuals and trustees. It cites names such as John Shea, Frank Hitchcock, George A Weaver, James H Weaver, Ella Sheppard, and William H Brown, with properties spread from Bradley street to Meridian Place and beyond. The document records lot numbers, block additions, acreage, improvements, and monetary amounts, displaying a broad snapshot of land market activity in the jurisdiction.
U. S. Bank SafeCo Safe Line Offers Burglar-Proof Safes
A large line of five and burglar-proof safes with latest patterns for immediate delivery. Special bargains in slightly used safes offered by A. H. Wells, Manager, Tevtagtos Tr New 12100.
Indianapolis to Lebanon and beyond trains schedule
Local trains depart on the hour from Indianapolis to Lebanon Frankfort Lafayette Crawfordsville and other towns including Greenfield Knights Town Cambridge City Richmond New Castle Danville Greencastle and Terre Haute. Cars to Mooreville Martinsville and intermediate stops leave ten minutes early. Limited trains stop at Newcastle Lebanon Frankfort Lafayette Greencastle and Terre Haute in morning and afternoon with through connections to Dayton Columbus and Zanesville via Richmond.
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