Live Stock Markets Split Across Regions Gains And Losses
Saturday receipts show 2,560 hogs 1,200 cattle and 500 sheep with hogs down from last week yet cattle and sheep up. Prices top at 10 for hogs with broad demand, cattle near steady, calves strong, and sheep and lamb values steady to firm across markets including Pittsburg and Cleveland. Bulls and lamb markets vary by region with regional price ranges and notable highs reported.
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Pittsburg
Stearly
Aoe
Reo Western
East Buffalo
N. Y
Cincinnati
Cleveland. O
Grain market narrows as bearish wheat leads decline
Chicago trading opens with bearish pressure on wheat, corn, and oats. The Sept wheat falls to near day’s low as improved receipts and a Softer Snow report weigh on sentiment, while corn and oats also retreat amid ample supplies and limited buying.
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Chicago
Snoon
Snow
A. W. Thomson Co
Navy
ILST
fAsk
tNominal
Wall Street Adjourns Markets For Labor Holiday
New York stock exchanges voted to adjourn from Friday until Tuesday morning in observance of Labor Day. Cotton futures reacted to the government monthly report showing a 3.4 percent deterioration in conditions, trading becomes active with strong opposing interests.
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New York
Incorporations Listed for Terre Haute and Hammond Companies
Southerland Martin shoe company of Terre Haute reports capital stock of 10060 dollars with directors William Martin, Thomas H. Southerland, Otto C. Hornung and W. W. Williams. Hammond knitting company of Hammond lists capital stock 10000 dollars with directors Edward Friend, Fred Friedlander and Henrietta Friedlinder.
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Southerland Martin Shoe Company
Terre Waute
E Capital
Wiliam Martin
Thomas H. Southerland
Otto C. Hornung
W. W. Williams
Hammond Knitting Company
Hammond
Capital
Edward ‘Friend
Fred Friedlander
Henrietta Friedlinder
Wheat On Track and Corn and Hay Prices Listed
Grain prices and car lots catalog for wheat corn oats and hay with track classifications and delivery notes. Entries show red white yellow and mixed grades with per unit prices and car counts across inspections in a historical market ledger style.
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Althrough
Timothy
Wheat and grain prices from Toledo market report
Wheat cash and futures show September at 1.021% December 1.061% May 1.2? Corn cash and futures with September 62e December 9? Mar 61%c Oats cash September December May 41 3? Rye No 2 and No 3 OTL Cloverseed cash October December and March 88.10 alsike prime and October 0.14 timothy prime September October 4.40
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Toledo
Trey No. 3, Otl. Cloverseed—Cash, October, Deverimaber
Alsike
Timethy
Wheat and barley price report from Buffalo NY
Buffalo market notes list spring wheat and winter wheat prices with quality grades, including No 1 northern at 1.3914 and 1204, No 2 red and No 2 yellow classes, No 3 white and barley quality levels, reflecting a volatile early fall pricing snapshot and labeled at Buffalo NY on Sept 3.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Outside grain markets headline with multiple wheat quotes
Market roundup shows Minneapolis, Winnipeg, St. Louis, Kransky area, New York and Toledo wheat quotes for September and December futures. Prices hover around 1.02 to 1.14 per bushel with cash No. 2 red at about 1.02.
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Minneapolis
Winnipeg
ST. Lois
Sie
New York
Toledo
Simgins
Grain Gossip Wraps Up Mixed Wheat and Corn News
Liverpool and Paris reports push wheat higher while corn slips. Chicago receipts show large contractual shares and rising year ago totals. Northwest stations log higher wheat stocks with steady cash and futures prices. Investors face a fickle market as hedging winds down and winter wheat outlook stays uncertain.
Union Traction and Indianapolis State Railway Bonds
Local securities note records bond prices for Union Traction of Ind and Indianapolis State Railway shares and bonds. Listings show 10 shares of Indianapolis State Railway at 71.75 and related quotes for water works and other municipal or private lines with brief bid values and dealer notes.
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Union Traction
Ind. Bondes
Indpls
St. Ry
Indianapolis State ‘Railway
Atlas Engine Works
Bread Ripple Ss
Citizens’ Gas
Citizens’ Street Railway
Delaware & Madison Js
Wee& Wab. “Ag
Tuchiarr Hotel
Indiana Union Traction
Ind
Col. & Southern
Indianapolis & Eastern
Indianapolis
Fas
Indianapolis & Greenfield
Indianapolis & Martinsville
Indianapolis & Northern
Northwestern
Indianapolis Street Railway
Union Traction Os
Fruits and Vegetables Price List From Local Market
A long read of assorted prices for apples, bananas, cantaloupes, figs, grapes, berries, citrus, pears, pineapples, plums, watermelons and a wide range of vegetables. Entries include variety names, units, and per unit costs from local producers and regions. Some figures are unclear or garbled, but the list covers Indiana, California, New York and Maryland origins with crackers, crates, baskets and hampers pricing.
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Duchess
Jonathan
Roechyford
Posey County
Seymour
St. Michaels
Wendhes
California
Cibertas
Maryland
Elvertas
New York
Indiana
Vie Basket
Celery
Michigan
Kentucky
Jersey
Baltimore
Financial notes on postal savings bank plans and markets
The Sept circular from National City Bank outlines progress on a postal savings bank system with a possible Nov 1 launch, likely limited offices initially. It notes only 100,000 for setup and mentions underwriters for cotton bill guarantees, steel market signals, Toledo, St. Louis and Western dividend action, and earnings outlook.
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National City Bank of New York
Postmaster General
Postal Savings Bank
Congress
Labinet
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Toledo, St. Louis & Western
Imeet
New York Weekly Bank Statement Shows Several Shifts
The weekly bank statement lists changes including increases in specie and loans, and decreases in reserves on deposits outside the United States and various deposits. It notes a bank surplus of 38,000,000, compared with 15,746,900 last year and 61,514,675 two years ago.
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New York
United States
New York Bar Silver Patch Report
New York on September 3 reports commercial bar silver at 53 3/ c and Mexican dollars declined. London bar silver on September 4 holds steady at 64 4-16d.
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New York
London
Markets in Indianapolis and New York Score Steady Sends
Markets report mixed for September 3 with flour dull and unchanged in New York and Indianapolis. Pork, lard and sugar show uneven prices while coffee and butter stay firm or unsettled. Poultry and eggs remain quiet with steady receipts and varied regional quotes.
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New York
Middle West
Muscovinie
Elover
Turk
Negarby
Chicago market price report for dairy and poultry
Chicago markets list dairy items with Butter-Extras at 29 4c firsts and 25e extras. Eyes-Prime firsts at 22c. Cheese Twins at 15 4e. Young Americas at 16 4 16 9c. Live poultry shows Fowls 18 4 14e, ducks 12 1 3e, geese Nise.
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Neuschurel
Wisconsin
Eloy
Chicago
Americas
SPECIAL CROP REPORT Hints at grim outlook for wheat and corn
Finley Barrel reports drought in the north worsens with barley and flax suffering. UK harvest is wet, Europe shows mixed results, and Russian wheat quality declines. In the US, winter wheat movement drops while spring wheat begins, corn faces frost risk in Iowa and Missouri, with delayed maturity in Illinois Indiana Ohio and Michigan amid tight money and general poor conditions.
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Finley Barrel
United Kingdom
Evuropea
Germany
Australia
India
United States
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Southwest
Towa
Iowa
Ilinois
Indiana
Ohie
Michisian
City births list records many new babies in local homes
Charles Pfister and Nonie welcomed a boy at 020 Sanders street while William Borders and Melissa added a girl at 350 East Norwood. Foxworthy couple had a girl at Methodist hospital. Brantos welcomed a girl at 728 Haugh street. Pike's baby is a boy at 3545 Keywood avenue. Saveyes report a boy at 701 Ketcham avenue. Deppe's girl arrives at 750 North Germany avenue. Collins name a sind infant at 922 King avenue. Krapes couple report a boy born at 07 Ketcham street. Webber girl at 002 North Tremont avenue. Huffman boy at 1228 Southeastern avenue. Harless boy at 1926 Columba avenue. Wise couple unnamed. Perry and Jenkins baby girl at 745 King avenue. Koehl baby boy at 1033 North Holmes avenue. Zormen baby boy at 620 Haugh street. Gilbert baby boy at Deaconess hospital. Willburn and Davis report a boy at 183T North Relinent avenue. Dean pair welcome a girl at 1827 West Michigan street.
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Charles and
Nonie Pfister
Sanders Street
Willian and
Melissa Borders
East Norwood Street
J. W. and
Lelia Foxworthy
Methodist Hospital
Andrew and
Mary Brantos
Haugh Street
Eli and
Ida Pike
Keywood Avenue
John and
Mary Saveyes
Ketcham Avenue
Athert and
Mary Deppe
North Germania Avenue
Deaa Collins
King
Holmes Avenue
Bey
Mike and
Mary Zormen
Bor
William O
Catherine Gilbert
Willburn
Alice Davis
Relinent Avenue
Marry
Glennie Dean
West Michigan Street
Local families listed with births and deaths and building permits
Arthur and Lou Dietrick and many others listed with addresses and children birth details. The record includes multiple infant names and health conditions such as chronic pulmonary tuberculosis and Bright’s disease, plus a long list of building permits with locations and costs across city districts.
Real estate transfers listing multiple parcel trades
Real estate transfers show Frank F H Brinkman to Frederick A Relf et ax lot 32 Boulevard park addition vacant 40N130 feet. Henry H Hornbrook to Theodore D Craven et ax lot 73 Talbott's revised addition improved east side of Pennsylvania street. Wilmnn L Elder to George Witmer et al lot 109 Edgewood addition vacant. Cora A Stahl to Jacob C Maag lot 333 Noble's sub outlet improved Pine and North streets. William S Lockman to Robert L Lawson et al part lot 1 Wright's Broadway addition vacant. Amanda Rupp to Robert R Baron lot 67 Rupp park addition vacant South side of Michigan street. same to Martin Mason lot 63 same $400. Charles M Albright to Julius Neumarket part of NE quarter section 5 township 15 range 3 one half acre Wayne township $1. Julius Neumarket to Charles M Albright et ax same parcel. Elan Latrad to Lawrence M E church tract adjoining lot 6 Hunter's addition to Lawrence. Levest Foster to John W Bunger et ax lot D4 West park addition improved 388x155 feet. John Bernhardt to Harry Schultz lot 46
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Frank F. H. Brinkman
Frederick A. Relf
Boulevard Park
New Oes Street
Twenty-ninth Street
Henry H. Hornbrook
Theodore D. Craven
Talbott
Pennsylvania Street
Twenty-first Street
Wilmnn L. Elder
George Witmer
Edgewood
Laurel Street
Brunswick Avenue
Cora A. Stahl
Jacob C. Maag
Noble
Pine
North Streets
William S. Lockman
Robert L. Lawson
Wright
Broadway
Evenry Setts Street
Amanda Rupp
Robert R. Baron
Rupp
Michigan Street
Same
Martin Mason
Charles M. Albright
Julius Neumarket
New York Street
John Bernhardt
Harry Schultz
Property transfers list with multiple parcels and prices
Transfers total 36,724 dollars for the week covering parcels in Stay's, Nile, Emerson, Park Heights, Brown's Brookside, Carpenter's Home Place, and others. Details include lot numbers, subdivision names, street positions, improvements, and buyer-seller pairs such as Edith M. Reif to Claude E. Phinnery and Sarah M. Field et al to Benjamin F. B. Hue. Total consideration shown is 818,674.99 dollars.
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Kappes
Towa Street
East Street
Arsenal Avenue
Ohio Street
Sarah M. Field
Benjamin FB. Chue
Park Heights
Lemion and
Shriver Avenues
Twenty-ninth Street
Albert F. Buchanan
Acritla J. Hanson
Corning Street
Mehlin Street
Son
Union, Trust Company
Same
STU
Arthur V. Brown
Etta E. Teter
Brown
Brookside Park
Ewing Street
Eleventh Street
Laurice B. Shaw
William J Hoag
Carpenter’s Home
Addison Street
Washington
Three-Day Drink Cure Ad at Neal Institute
A confidential invitation to alcoholics to visit the Neal Institute at 608 Middle Drive Woodruff Place Indianapolis for a three day cure. The ad promises happy families, no intoxication, and states the doctor manager and nurse will treat in privacy with results in three days.
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Neal Institute
Middle Drive
Woodruff Place
Indianapolis
Ind
R. H. Williams
Trains to Shelbyville and Greensburg on Limited Run
The Indianapolis & Cincinnati Traction Co schedules indicate trains from 5:00 am to 12:00 noon with rush service via Connersville and Rushville to Shelbyville and Greensburg. Limited service names Greensburg Express stopping only at Shelbyville and Greensburg. Contact Old Main 46472 or New 239 for details.
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Onnersville
Rushville
Connerssill
Shelbyville
Greensburg
Terre Haute
Indianapolis & Eastern Traction CO
Indianapoli
Lebanon
Frankfort
Lafayette
Crawfordsville
Greenfield
Knightetown
Cambridge City
Richmond
Newcastle
Danville
Greencastle
Brazil
Mooresville
Martinsville
Pienter Atte
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United Realty and Improvement Company
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Verigont Street
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Myrtle Rogers
Pense
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Bertha Rimegle
Cologrado Avenue
Clelia
Flora Guion
Keystone Avenue
Joseph
Nellie McGrath
State Street
Charles
Bertha Hultsch
Prospect Street
Bessie Clegg
Twenty-fifth Street
Herschel
Flossie Rash
Valley Avenue
Kl Otto
Clara Lovell
Carl and
Ethel Capple
Northwestrh Avenue
Mary Jockum
St. Paul
Nora Connell
English Avenue
Bright
William Green
Bismarck Avenue
Clarence Gardner
City Hospital
Tnfant Kay
North Missouri Street
Louis Moore
Martha McLand
Anthony Falstic
North Warman Avenue
Charlie Anderson
Elizabeth Carter
Raymond R. Crampton
Carrie FP. Wolfla
Harry (. Ballwin
Ethel Seneur
Tore Taber
Bonnie M. Coffman
George T. Wood
Sallie FE. Poynter
Rheersin
Rosa F. Steele
George S. Treher
Pearl S. Byrami
V. A. Lyons
Elizabeth E. Enright
Harry W. Rice
Marle H. Hobbs
Int Lang
South Meridian
Shimer Bros
Tacoma
Thirteenth
Cottage Construction Company
Lawrence
Twenty-ninth
Clara E. Alsmerger
Bradmiry
Linden
Anna L. Clarke
Nineteenth
Milnois
Elizabeth Spewell
North Davidson
J. M. Bowers
Oagegwear
L. J. Schwabacher & CO
American Meat_ Packers’ Association
St. Louisa Merchants Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
U.S. Bank Safe Co
Irvington
New Jilso
A. H. Wells
Mgr
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J. F. Wild & CO
Jackson County
Brownstown
Messrs. Miller, Shirley & Miller
Fletcher National Bank
Thos. C. Day & Co
Law Building
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Tonnersville
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Dixie Flyers
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