Market Prices Mixed as Hog Receipts Jump and Cattle Hold
Receipts Wednesday show 8,000 hogs, 2,200 cattle, 1,200 sheep with hogs firm to lower by about 10-20 cents, cattle steady to weak, and sheep steady to lower. Hogs sold $9.50 to $10 with most around $9.50-$9.90. cattle steady in well shaped stock, feeders steady, calves 25 cents lower. lambs $4 to $6.50, sheep $2 to $4.50 in other markets like Pittsburg and East Buffalo with mixed results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
East Buffalo
N. Y
Cincinnati
Baer E Nes
Essen
Grain Market Snapshot From Chicago And Toledo
Wheat slipped early then steadied amid ample receipts with heavy selling by Bartlett Karler and Armour. Corn and oats opened weak but rallied on a shift in commission house trades, while provisions fell sharply. Across Indianapolis and Toledo markets no. 2 red wheat quotes and assorted corn and oats grades show mixed activity with routine cash movements and demand details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bartlett Karler
Armour
Shorts
A. W. Thomson Co
Indianapolis
Timothy
Sample
Hay
Rye
Rail and sugar firms announce quarterly dividends
The Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad will pay a $2 per share quarterly dividend on Oct 1. The American beet sugar company declares a regular quarterly dividend of 145 percent on all preferred stock payable Oct 1 to stockholders of record Sept 23. National Sugar Refining declares a regular quarterly dividend of a percent on its preferred stock payable Oct 1 to stockholders of record Sept 21. Canadian General Electric declares a regular quarterly dividend of 1 1/2 percent on common stock and a regular semi annual dividend of 3 1/4 percent on its preferred, payable Oct 1. Books close Sept 26 reopen Oct 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company
Houks
American Beet Sugar Company
Hhe National Sugar Refining Company
Wfhe
Canadian General Electric Company, Intted
Wheat and corn prices in Buffalo market report
Buffalo market notes September 7 show Spring Wheat No 1 northern at 91.18 1.19, No 2 red 1.61 to 1.65, No 2 white 1.00 to 1.04. Corn No 2 yellow 63 4c, No 3 yellow 68c, No 2 mixed 62 16c, No 4 yellow 62c. Oats No 2 white 71 14e, No 3 white 46 14e. Barley 2 76e.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Chicago Grain Stocks Signal Ongoing Liquidation Pressure
Total Chicago grain in store shows wheat 11,182,000 bu up 277,000 from last week, corn 1,114,000 bu up 274,000, oats 14,025,000 bu up 2,678,000. sentiment among wheat traders turns bearish as reports of further liquidation emerge, while exporters note weak inquiry and fading premiums amid rising central stocks. Logan wired A W Thomson Co predicting continued liquidation with any export news capable of shifting the tone. Paris and Liverpool reports show mixed demand and prices, with openings and futures edging lower and receipts reflecting substantial year-over-year declines in wheat, corn, and oats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Northwest
Logan
A. W. ‘Thomson Co
Outside grain markets closing prices summary
Wheat futures and cash quotes across cities show mixed tones. Minneapolis and Winnipeg report September prices around 1.00 to 1.02 dollars, with December futures near 1.14 and 1.00 plus. New York and Toledo list September values near 1.04 to 1.10 dollars and December around 1.05 to 1.08.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Winnipeg
St. Lowis
Kansas City
New York
Weir
Toledo
Ee Heath
la Rose
Ohio
Mian Co
beyiRay
Butte Clim
Ista Chi Subway
Ariz, Chine
Walt
Mtulesias
Werr Lake
Goblin
Giroux S
Elrayo
Brit Col
NEW York Cotton
Finley Barrell &O
Cipen
Gay Close
Wall Street Opens Quiet as Markets React to News
The New York Stock Exchange started Wednesday steady with minor price changes from Tuesday. Several issues fell, notably United States Steel and Union Pacific, while Baltimore & Ohio and American Hide and Leather preferred rose. A late recovery lifted many stocks, and total volume reached 200,900 shares by 1 p.m. with Union Pacific and other leaders showing strength despite interday volatility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stock Exchange
United States Stee
Union Pacific
St. Paulie
Amalgamated Copper
Baltimore & Ohio
American Hide and Leather
Vermont
Michigan
Wisconsin
South
Usion Pacific
Atchison, Baltimore & Ohio
Copper and Steel
Abo
Stock bond listings from a historic railroad and utility page
A dense OCR readout shows varied bond and stock quotations and ratings for railroads and companies including Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe, Reading, Union Pacific, Northern Pacific, Erie, General Electric, and West Coast lines. Prices and issue tags are intermingled with cryptic references and stale shorthand.
Mortgage bond issue for Chicago Cincinnati & Louisville railway
Financial notes report Chesapeake & Ohio directors arranging a 40.6 million first mortgage for a bond issue with 5 percent bonds, limited near term issuance of about 5.2 million. Several items cover currency shipments, earnings outlooks, rate inquiries, and corporate reorganizations affecting rail and steel sectors. Major entities include Chesapeake & Ohio, Delaware and Lackawanna, United States Steel, Intercontinental Rubber, Cities Service, and Southern Railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago, Vinemond & Louisvile Railway
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Company of
Virginia
Chicago, Cincinnati & Louisyville
New York Money Tends in Mercantile Paper Rates
New York money rates show 1 percent for short terms and 90 day, 5 time money in demand and sixty day bills. Abea d%e and market figures appear, with exchange posting around 48446 to 486.15 for demand bills and 4834 to 483% for sixty-day bills. Prime mercantile paper is in use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Money
New York
Sept. T
Isi
Prime Mercantile
New York Bar Silver on Mexican Dollars Declines
New York, Sept 7. Commercial bar silver quotes show Mexican dollars at 44e.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Markets in New York Sept seven report mixed farm goods
The market report lists grains and produce with prices for flour, pork, sugar, coffee, and dairy. It notes quiet, firm, or dull conditions across items including live poultry, milk, eggs, and creamery products with specific receipts totals and price ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Middle West
Muscovadeo
Rio No. T
ST. Wat
Chicago dairy market rates and item notes
Chicago dispatch lists butter extras at 25c and 24c for firsts with 300 quantity, dairy extras 25c, plus Exzgs Prime firsts at 23c and 21c. Cheese entries show Fwlns 154 154c, young Americas 1614 10%e. Live ultra owls and ducks appear as stray items with unclear figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fruit and Vegetables Price List Featured
A long list of fruit and vegetable prices from various origins and brands appears, including apples from Duchess and Wealthy, Canteloupes, Cranberries Virginia, Grapes California, and many others. Prices show per bushel, per crate, or per basket with numerous regional labels and varieties. The text also includes New York curb market notes and cotton quotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duchess
Wealthy
Malden
Jonathan
Colorado
Rockyford
Cosey County
Virginia
California
Indiana
Wisconsin
Messina
Napoleons hair shard among Brown collection in Atlanta
Priceless art and curio trove of Julius L. Brown, Georgia governor’s eldest son, includes Napoleon’s hair with a certificate from the emperor's physician. Also listed are a piece of Andersonville prison, the first Confederate ballot for Davis and Alexander, a Maximilian coffin splinter, and the original manuscript of Lalla Rookh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon
Atlanta
Fla
Julius L. Brown
Georgia
Wers
Andersonville
Jefferson Davis
Alexander
Maximillian
Thieves Don Army Coats in Cheyenne Burglary
Police in Cheyenne believe two men in soldiers uniforms attempted a robe of the Wardrobe store were civilians in disguise. A shot was fired by Al Wilson after they tampered with a door, and a soldiers blouse and cap found in the alley could not be tied to Fort Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wro
al Wilson
Fort Russell
Real Estate Transfers in SEG Indiana and Nearby Areas
Real estate transfers listed include Henry Fink to Ida M Oberdorsten of lot 38 in Fink's addition, 40 by 15 feet vacant on Chester avenue north of Moore avenue, SEG Indiana. Itates and Investment Co transfer to Vernon C Posey of lot 2h and part of lot 27 in Monda's West Indianapolis, 40 by 10 feet improved on Harding street north of Kentucky avenue. F L Adams to Charles H Kolthoff of lots and 10 in Fletcher's sub division, first Brookside addition, improved at Coyner avenue and Rose line street corner. Jose Balz Co to Frank W Woerner et al. lot and part of lot 4 in Caven et al East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Fink
Ida M. Oberdorsten
Fink
Chester Avenue
Moore Avenue
Seg
Indiana
Itates and Investment Company
Vernon C. Posey
Monda
West Indianapolis
Harding Street
Kentucky Avenue
St. Mary FE
L. Adams
Charles H. Kolthoff
Fletcher
Brookside
Coyner Avenue
Roseline Street
Jose Balz Co
Frank W. Woerner
Caven
Julia N. Johnson
Center Township
Edward H. Benton
James J. Smith
Carpenter
Home Place
Addison Street
Washington Street
Claude E. Small
John
Fletcher Et al
Keystone Avenue
Twelfth Street
Marie L. Bernhardt
Elizabeth Hisk
Woodlawn
Lexington Avenue
Nelson Street
Elizabeth Risk
Charles W. Pierson
Pike Township
Skoxcoe* Reeder
Ida M. Hendricks
Tuxedo Park
Euclid Avenue
Michigan Street
Ithe M. Hendricks
Ivera VY. Beetley
Murat W. McDaniel
George W. White
Wayne Township
Charles A. Tutewller
John G. Quinn
Hatherleigh
Central Avenue
Forty-second Street
Union Trust Company
Charles A. Tutewiler
Sarah E. Deyson
Edward H. Burton
Hamesferd Riverside Park
Goodlet Avenue
Eighteenth Street
John E. Merritt
William A. Barcus
Coburn
Indianapolis
Seees
Lee and
Morris Streets
SYS
James E. Nicely
Roy S. Kumrine
Holloway Et al
Sheridan Avenue
Beechwood Avenue
Conard Jennings Et al
Thomas FE. Fisher
Northiuedianapolis
Twenty-fifth Street
Annette Street
James G. Flaherty
George Sadlier
Forest Park
Christian Street
Clayton Avenue
David F E. Meyers
John Moeller
Meyers
Prospect Street
St. Paul Street
Harry E. Bardon
John Hall
Bradley
Bradley Street
Westuth
Julir BE. Hoff
Henry J. Lawrence
Neumeyer
Parker
Avenue Wand
Tenth Streets
Wilkun M. Karstedt
Mail L. Agnew
Lickel
Ak Hill
Cushing and Pruitt Streets
Herman
Tuttheet Ak
Harmon FF. Freudenburg
Rosedale
Wheeler Avenue
Twenty-ninth Street
James W. Freeman
Johns
Pan
Lookout Elaza
Warne Township
Qwen L. Miller
Purcell
Jones
West Twenty-fourth Street
Belo Railroad
Murr A. Johnson
William ©. Johnson
Johnson
Lee Street
Miller Street
John W. Pringle
Huntrie A. Tiers
Malvern
Berwick Avenue
Flossy W. Hoefgen
William Grepp
Langes
Oakland Avenue
North Street
Gunilia M. Winberg
Emanuel Co. Hiller
Hazelhurst
Glen Drive
Joseph Ogden
Junes W. White
Fot S. Julian Et al
Irrington
Dewey Avenue
Good Avenue
Leo K. Fesler
Edward J. Santhlot T. Osgood
Second Central Avenue
New Jersey Street
Thirty-second Street
Alfie Bo McDonald
Julius Giroud
Township UU
Franklin Township
Phebe A. Heizer
Ryla Compton
Woodlawn addition and various real estate transfers
Property transfers listed include Woodlawn addition parcels on Hoyt avenue and Carrollton avenue with multiple lots and improvements. transfers involve numerous individuals and companies such as James L. McQueary Eaglesfield-Stewart Co and Citizens gas Co to Julia N. Johnson. prices range from 1 to 32,500 dollars. districts include Washington Heights and Perry township with diverse lot sizes and improvements. totals show 40 transfers valued at 46,926.04 dollars.
Incorporations listed for Swayzee creamery and more
A batch of industrial filings shows Swayzee creamery in Grant county with capital stock and named directors including Darius Nesbitt and Mauron Curless. alongside are expansions and incorporations for Bedford stove setting, Freeman Manufacturing in Madison County, The Hoosier Mining Company in Vigo County, and several associations in Gary and East Chicago with various capital structures and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swayzee Creamery Company
Swayzee
Grant Countr
Capital Stock
Darius Nesbitt
Mauron Curless
Frank Rybolt
Jarrett Eschellurger
Prank Downs
Merle
Miller
Reubn Groscust
Willikem Ho Ammon
John H. Miller
Bedford Stove
Capital
William B. Powers
Willam
Holcomb
Louis Roberts
Albert H. Dunihue
Ralph Reed
Hugh Woods Company
Warsaw
Funed
Hugh Woods
Opal Woods
James R. Frazer
Freeman Manufacturing Cotupay
Madison County
Cof
Albert &. Freeman
Virgil $. Day
Vernon H. Day
Hoosier Mining Ccompany
Vincounes
Capiti Stock
J. L. Biddle
G. H. Cramer
W. H. Whittaker
Servien-Covatian Democratic Club
Gary
J. T. March
Calumet Retail Hquor Dealers” Association
Chicago
Dan Varaday
Martin Harnubin
Heriman Baganz
City Births Report From Caldwell to Garden Families
City statistics list numerous births with parents and addresses. Entries include Seward Caldwell with a boy at 1738 Fletcher avenue and Albert Stlewalt with a boy at 920 Concord street, among others from multiple streets and hospitals to names like Moran, Schaefer, Rugenstein, Briggs, Johnson, Schmidt, Riley, Surder, Landers, Gerber, Knopf, Carnaux, and Garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seward
Catherine Caldwell
Fletcher Avenue
Albert and
Jory Stlewalt
Concord Street
Willis
Amelia Snnkle
Marlowe Avenue
Frank
Pearl Shera
St. Vincent Hospitali
Eens
Ellen Lee
Mill Street
Sir Martin
Stella Moran
Harria Avenue
Iseph
Ida Schaefer
New Street
Henry and
Alma Rugenstein
East South Street
John and
Cillian Briggs
Fletcher Arent
William and
Edith Johnson
Alvord Street
Frederick and
Hortense Schmidt
North Capitol Avenue
Joebn
Anna Riley
West Twenty
Ninth Street
Florence and
Hattie Surder
Gale Street
Kirk Irvin
Bernice Landers
Bey Olive Street
Tuy and
Wdith Gerber
Southeastern Avenue
Sitl
Robert and
Meart Carnaux
Madison Avenue
Mabel Knopf
Pleasant Street
Hoy
Fielden
Jessie Garden
Shelby Street
Child, 15, dies of typhoid at St Vincent hospital
List of patients and ages with causes of death from St Vincent hospital, City hospital, and several addresses including typhoid fever, carcinoma, apoplexy, nephritis, tuberculosis, epilepsy, locomotor ataxia, pneumonia, dysentery, hemorrhage, and other diseases. Names include Margaret Forrestal, James Robinson, Ira Wilson, and Anna Beyer among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Catherine Forrestal
St. Vincent Hospital
Charles W. Curtis
East Seventeenth Street
Elizabeth Peterson
Marguerite
Ira M. Wilson
City Hospital
James D. Robinson
Alvord Street
Charles Coehenour
Central Insane Hospital
Thomas Murphy
Wiliam Goodall
Missouri Street
Albert I. Hartson
Keystone Avenue
Johns
Anna Louise Beyer
Parkway Avenue
Mary Josephine Garrison
West Bay Street
Bryant Goode
Misscari Street
Emil L
Wingenroth
Yandes Street
Edward A. W. Funk
Berstone Avenue
Ralph Shear Young
Winter Avenue
Hazel Irene Simon
Senate Avenue
Berser Harris
Michigan Street
Annie Baurie Frye
Linden Street
John van Horn
Annie Roberts
Leeds Avenue
Jeanette Cohen
East Eleventh Street
Fiverett J. Inloes
Elizabeth Losson
G George W. Lenfield
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples
Spurgeon P. Meachers wed Mary V. Kappes. Thomas Beince married Nellie Murphy. Winrley Kenner joined Minnie Flemgry. Chiries Moss and Ruth Jones. James McAlester and Mary Hindmiun. Thomas McCord and Elsie Lyle. Charlies Susan and Grace Burrough. Francis Seamon and Helen Flynn. Hassell McKane wed Mabel Ary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spurgeon P. Meachers
Mary V. Kappes
Thomas Beince
Nellie Murphy
Winrley Kenner
Minnie Flemgry
Chiries Moss
Ruth Jones
James McAlester
Mary Hindmiun
Thomas McCord
Elsie Lyle
Charlies Susan
Grace Burrough
Francis Seamon
Helen Flynn
Hassell McKane
Mabel Ary
Mixed repair notices in Ash and surrounding streets
Local notices list residents and firms performing repairs on properties across multiple streets including Congress, New York, North Forest, Shelby, Homes, Suton, and Lovell avenues. Amounts and specific addresses vary, with several entries citing individuals such as Charles Piel Emelia Sehell and Frank Poindexter. The fragmented OCR item also mentions houses in Rural and a J G Kimesbury entry with a 83.400 figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Piel
Sunmmit
New York
John Wells
North Forest Avenue
Emelia Se ‘Hell
Shelby Street
Frank Poindexter
North Homes
Stan
Alver Craig
Suton Street
Saul Os. Owens
J. G. Kimesbury
Lovell Aventue
Fragmentary schedule data from a reader notice
OCR snippet shows scattered times and codes like 5:00 am 6:60 am and 7:00 am 8:05 am with numbers 230 am 200 win 32:00 neo 1:00 am, indicating an incomplete timetable or log.
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Hogs. No. Av
Beneseese BU
Weaes
Seeeetas
Buffalo Grain
Paris
France
Liverpool
Ioo
Bradstreet
Wall Street
Finley Barrett & Co
Shanense
An. T
Tiss
Balt
KR. T
Erie
K. & Tio
Y Central
Northern Pacific
Lloy
Penn
R. R
Rock Island
Rock
Sou. Pacific
Wee
Tol
St. L
Visi
Utah Copper
NEW York Bonds
Atchison
Eests i. RR
T. A
Vist Ls.w
Pace
Con
Cc. & Nlow
iTex
Pac
Nooni
Wah
Botana M. Sk
West
M. RK
U. B.S. Ss
Local Securities
American Central Life
American Crensoring Co
Vletcher-American Nat. Bank
Belt Railroad
Heer Eens Lit Belt Railroad
Brown-Ketcham
Capitol National Bank
Central Trust Proteee Seree
Citizens’ Gas Company
Columbia National Bank
Continental National Bank
Farmers Trust Company Federal Union Surety
So ‘Co
aSeran Ft. Wayne & Wal
Vial
T. American Trust. Co
Tee Home Brewery
Indiana Tire Company
Indiana Trust Company
Indiana Traction Company
Indpis
Northwestern Pfd
Dil Pis
Southwestern Pra
Trac
Kokomo
Marion & W. Trac
Laycock
Trust Co
Marian Marott
Marott
Light & Heat
National Bank
Rank Fertilizer
Seny Reeves & Co
Security Trust
Terre Rante
Terre Haute
Tudpls
Fsute
Indpls
Union National Bank
Gus
Delaware & Madison
FLW
Wab
Val. T. Co. Ns
Indiana Hotel
Indiana Union Traction
Tapolis
Col. & Southern
Indianapplis & Eastern
Indianapoli Trig Co
Indianapolis & Greenfield & Martinsville
Indianapolis & Northern
Indianapolis & Northwestern
Indianapolis Street Railway
Indianapolis Water
Inders
Kokomo, Mar. & West. Co
Aucusi
SIS Pc
New York Times
London
Interstate Commerce Commission Rate Inquiry
Delaware
Lackawanna
Nevada
Cumberland Ely Company
United States Steel Corporation
The
Republican and Steel Company
United States Realty Company
Cities Service Company
Dover
Pet
Denver Gas and Electric Company
Empire District Electric Company
Spokane Gas and Fuel Company
Intercontinental
Intercontinental Rubber
Texas Pacific
Southern Railway
Ross
Missouri
Finley Barre & Co
A. W. Thomson Company
Suy
Laidlaw & Co
Limberg
Seufchatel
N.Y
ETS
FBI
St. Michaels
Btsc
Kentucky
Jersey
Baltimore
Finley Barrell & CO
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Cotton Exchange
Minneapolis Chamber Commerce
New York Coffee Exchange
Grain Exchange
New York Produce Exchange
Kansas City Board of Trade
Chicago Stock Exchange
St. Louis Merchants’ Exchange
Indianapolis Oilice
Board of Trade
Phonesay
Jackson
County
Ind
Brownstown
Denomin
Willer, Shirley & Miller
Fletcher National Bank
W.H. Waite
Bond Department
Iifts
Frank M. Millikan
A. A. Barnes Sucoed
L. P. News
Mikum
W. F.C. Golt
W. K. Sproule, Jr
Harry B. Wilson
Columbia National
East
Washington St
T. OC. Ash
Congress Street
Thos. C. Day & Co
Law Building
Indianapolis & Cincinnati Traction Ca
Etteck
Rushville
Connersville
Rer
qConnersville
Conners
Shelbyville
Walles
Greensburg
mCi VC
ACU Eee
Igreensburg Xpress
Seeloyville
Indianapolis & Eastern Traction CO
Lebanon
Frankfort
Lafayette
Crawfordsville
Greenfield
Knightstown
Cambridge City
Richmond
Newcastle
Danville
Greencastle
Brazil
Macreaville
Martinsville
Pega Hiedt
Dayton
Colymbie O
Zanacrille
Ana
Louisville
Greenwood
Franklin
Edinburg
Columbus
Seymour
Crothersville
Scottsburg
Sellersburg
Watson Junction
Jeffersonville
1. C. & S. Tracelod Company
Indianapolis & Louisville Traction Company
Cara
Burg
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