Market report shows mixed livestock receipts Tuesday
Hog and cattle receipts surged while sheep declined as hogs sold mostly 25 to 33 cents lower and cattle showed little improvement. Bulls and calves stayed strong, sheep and lambs faced steady to lower demand, and prices varied across major markets including Pittsburgh Buffalo Cincinnati and Chicago with hogs trading near nine to ten dollars and cattle firming modestly.
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Union Stock Yards
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Western
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Cleveland, CO
Heavy Hog Shipment Reaches Indianapolis Stockyards
A shipment of hogs with unusually heavy weight arrived at the Indianapolis stockyards on Tuesday morning. Three single decks averaged ae pounds each. The hogs were fed and shipped by S. H. McCormick and Wilburd Spencer of Waveland, Indiana. Go T. rhees paid 9.50 for the lot Vai.
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Indianapolis
So H. McCormick
Wilburd Spencer
Waveland
Ind
Rhees
Market Report Wheat Corn and Hay No Bids
Grain market shows wheat quiet with no bids and multiple white and red No 2 and No 3 samples. Corn remains steady with various No 3 and No 4 white and mixed lots and mixed bids. hay section notes no bids and a single heavy clover mixed car total of one.
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Sample
Hay
Grain Price Ledger From Toledo Market Report
Toledo market notes show bids for wheat and corn with cash and futures months, including September and December figures. Prices for oats and clover seed appear with October and December terms, while timothy and alsike bids are listed with September and October prices.
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Toledo
Beng
Ile
Alsike
Timothy
Grain Prices in Buffalo Daily Trade Report
Buffalo New York September 13 1917 markets list spring wheat No 1 northern 11719 winter wheat No 2 red 101 No 2 white 99c corn No 2 yellow 624%4c No 3 yellow 62c No 4 yellow 6ic No 3 yellow 6014c oats No 2 white We No 3 white B614c No 4 white 35c standard 3614c barley Title.
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Buffalo
Liverpool Tuesday Cables and Chicago Wheat Receipts
Liverpool market reports show wheat at 4 percent and higher, corn unchanged, with 1:30 p m quotes. Chicago receipts include wheat 94 cars with 26 traded under contract, corn 479 cars 110 contract, oats 447 with 12 contract. year ago totals listed. Public stocks in Chicago rise in wheat, corn, and oats. indemnity trading resumes with details on insurance mechanics and payouts. Northwest receipts compare this year to last, with primary market totals for wheat, corn, and oats.
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Liverpool
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Inter-Ocean
Pye
Broomball
Manitoba
Drouth
Minneapolis
Duluth
Winnipeg
BES
Wall Street steadies after Maine result sparks rally
Wall Street opened with Rock Island slipping then rallying as trading expanded. Reading and Union Pacific led gains among rails while Rock Island common recovered after early drops. By 1 p.m. volume rose to 319,500 shares with broad advances and a brisk close near day’s high. Government bonds steadier.
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New York
Rock Island
Wall Street
Maine
Reading
Union Pacific
St. Paul
Standard Oil
Wall Street Firms Eye Market Trends Amid Maine Victory
The New York market outlook shows cautious optimism as subtreasury gains ease and foreign exchange firms. Reports note a near crest in crop funding and stable money markets while copper and steel demand drift. Wall Street contemplates the Maine election impact and Rock Island stock reshuffling with Phelps Dodge ties strengthening.
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New York Times
Rock Island Pearson Syndicate
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Phelps, Dodge & Co
Phelps-Dodge
First National Bank of New York
Reid- Moore
Markets and prices from New York and Chicago
A mixed market summary reports New York flour and pork values with firm steady tones in spices and sugars, and wholesale ranges for coffee, dairy, eggs, and poultry. Chicago notes butter, cheese, and live poultry rates, with modest shifts and standard regional prices.
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New York
Middle West
Rio
City
Aiuc Isam
Chicago
Americas
Money on call and time money figures in New York report
New York financial notes show money on call at 1 2 percent and time money easy at 60 days near 3 percent with figures for six months and bankers' bills quoted. Sterling exchange rates posted with actual business in bankers' bills around 863.50. Prime mercantile paper buying and selling activity noted with various bid and ask figures.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
Bidilla
Issk
Indianapolis Fruits and Prices Corrected Daily Report
Wholesale fruit and vegetable prices list many items with varied quotes for apples oranges pears and more. The page also includes New York bond quotes and cotton figures with multiple denominations and sources.
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Indianapolis
Outside Wheat Markets Closing Prices
Wheat prices across cities show mixed futures values with September contracts near a dollar and change. Notable quotes include Minneapolis September at 1.09144 and December at 1.11 44, Duluth and Winnipeg following with October near 1.01 and December around 0.99 to 1.14, and St. Louis Kansas City cash and Toledo listings reflecting late September to December tones.
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Duluth
Minn
Winnipeg
Man
ST. Louis
Kansas City
New York
Toledo
Dividends Declared by Woolen Company and Transit Trust
The American Woolen Company declares a quarterly dividend of 1 percent on its preferred stock with books closing September 23 and reopening later. Twin City Rapid Transit declares a common stock dividend payable October 1 to stockholders of record September 12. Canadian Westinghouse Company declares a quarterly dividend of 1 percent payable October 10 with books closing September 30.
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Phelps, Dodge & Co. Corporation
Walunite
Southwest
American Woolen Company
Twin City Rapid Transit Company
Canadian Westinghouse Company
Provisions market steadies as hog prices rise and lard strengthens
The continued light hog run and steady gains at the yards improve the provision market for the packer and consumer. Lard trade shows notable strength with stocks remaining moderate, forcing higher bids to meet demand.
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L. J. Schwabacher & Co
Sar
Market cautiousness after cotton manipulation prompts delays
The Journal of Commerce reports broad agreement among cotton firms that the market needs time to recover from recent manipulation. While a corner is unlikely early in the season, traders who suffered from selling what they did not own will hesitate to repeat the risky experiment soon.
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New York
The
Journal of Commerce
Metal market report shows copper ease and tin weakness
New York metal exchange activity Tuesday reflected a softer copper tone with December at 12.20 dollars, tin eroded nearly one cent, lead down, and spelter strong. Copper spot and September quoted at 12.10 to 12.20, October 32.12, November 12.15. Tin listed at R480 with weak tone overall.
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Hocking Valley
Manhattan
Subway
Inter-Metropolitan 4
Inter-Metropolitan 44
Inter-Metropolitan Ptock
Maine
New York
Metal Exchange
Bar Silver and Dollars Market Update
New York market reports show bar silver at 8 1 2 cents per ounce and Mexican dollars valued at 44 1 2 cents as of early September. Market activity remains light with fluctuations in precious metal pricing across trading day.
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New York
Ohio Exposition to Stay Open on Sunday
Ohio Yera exposition directors in Cincinnati decided to keep the exposition open all day Sunday September 18. They are also weighing a second Sunday opening to accommodate visitors amid mounting pressure from various sides.
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Cincinnati. O
City Births and Deaths Record
Births list several families with newborn girls and boys at various addresses. Deaths include John Teters and Albertina Kindig among others with ages and causes such as arteriosclerosis typhoid fever and pulmonary tuberculosis. An unknown man dies from a automobile accident crush injuries. Infants and elderly victims appear in the obituaries.
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John Teters
Vermont Street
Albertina Kindig
North Pine Street
Arthur Pelen
Maryland Street
Anna Morgan
South West Street
Alice Mulvaney
South Noble Street
Willian Clinkert
Neystone Avenue
Leonard 2. Mills
Notable Marriages and Pairs Listed in Local Registry
Edward Queens and Hattie Anders, Charles Mitchell and Bertha Blanken ship. Michael Cooney and Grace Kavanaugh. James Techow and Nancy Peters. Alfred Halk and Ruth Montgomery. Edward Tooley and Bessie Ashcraft. Joel Jones and Josie Smith.
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Edward Queens
Hattie Anders
Charles Mitchell
Bertha Blankenship
Michael Cooney
Grace Kavanaugh
James Techow
Nancy Peters
Alfred Halk
Ruth Montgomery
Edward Tooley
Bessie Ashcraft
Joel Jones
Josie Smith
Building Permits Listed for Homes and Repairs
A compiled list shows P R Thrush dwelling at Thirty ninth and Senate valued 2550. Walter Wright Blue 148 College 380. Mrs H A Prank repairs 110 West New York 50. George T David repairs 1322 Oliver 15. Charles Stelt dwelling 600 Hamilton 3000. Rader repairs 32 South Summit 5200. Spear repairs 269 South Audubon. J M Hann addition 1719 Shelby 3300. Charles Lewis addition 3036 North Meridian 2000. Englesfield and Shepherd office Thirtieth and Monon 1000. L B Dershel remodel 314 North Summit 200. John F Ahern addition 1215 Oliver 200. Susie A Fritzer addition 121 West Tenth 25. Charles A Bates repairs 2021 Highland 200. William Stoeffer repairs 202 North Noble 130. Bertha B Clark double 29458 McPherson 1500. 3 Habring double Oakland near English 1600. sere L Fairchild repairs 26 Marion 100. Indianapolis Gas Company storehouse Langsdale 300.
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Thirty-ninth
Senate
Walter Wright
College
H. A. Prank
West New York
George T. David
Oliver
Charles Stelt
Hamilton
Ea Ere Rader
South Summit
S. Spear
South Audubon
J. M
Charles A. Bates
Highland
William Stoeffer
North Noble
Bertha B. Clark
McPherson
Habring
Oakland
English
Sere L
Fairchild
Marion
Indianapolis Gas Company
Langsdale
Real estate transfers across multiple parcels and buyers
A long list of real estate transfers shows numerous parties including Samuel N. Hancock as administrator selling plots to Ada B. Har Jett and others. Transactions span parcels on Plake, Tark, Hovey, Central, Douglas, Beaty, Rural, and East avenues with various lot sizes, improvements, and prices from $1 to $4,400. Several entries reference specific additions, townships, and streets, with buyers such as College Park Land Company, Elizabeth Lipps, and Amanda Lipps, among others.
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Ada B. Har Jett
Hubbard's Sub
Outier
Plake Street
Walnut Street
College Park Land Company
Henderson George
Osgruail
Forest Park
Tark Avenue
Thirty-third Street
Feo
Property Transfers and Lots Listed in City Subdivisions
Transfers record detailing numerous lot sales and parcels across Emerson Avenue, Walnut Street, Oakland Avenue, Comer Avenue, Garfield Park, Tuxedo Park, North Park, Beck's Subdivision, Boulevard Square, and other subdivisions. Document notes buyers, sellers, and parcel sizes from 40x131 to 80x140 feet with values ranging from $270 to $7,000 and a total consideration of $181,451.55.
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Emerson Avenue
Walnut Street
Leland Avenue
Earle Barnett
Alvin Schellschmidt
Waren
Comer Avenue
Boyd Street
Henry Morriage
Louise Bernhardt
Perry Township
Stanton D. Whitaker
Fred T. Heal
Tuxedo Park
Gladstone Avenue
New York Street
Harry
Milligan
Edwin G. Alen
Oosgonod’s
North Park
Talhott Avenue
Thirtieth Street
Julia J. Brooks
Grant Stewart
Beck
Illinois Street
Twenty-fourth Street
Charlies F. Moeller
Fred J. Wieneke
Tuxedo
Euclid Avenue
Michigan Street
Emily Coffay
Harry J. Milligan
Boulevard Square
Broadway
Charles Nuerge
Bradshaw Street
James H. Lowes
Emma Dakin
Mansur Park
Twenty-sixth Street
Indianapolis Avenue
Incorporations list Gary Terre Haute and Indianapolis firms
Gary based Schoenberg Hamilton company with Bernard F Schoenberg Kate Tucker and August Hamilton. Terre Haute Hut oil and gas company lists Maxwell C Hamill John Hicker William JF Hancock Henry Rosenthal and A Hamill as directors. Indianapolis Commercial car sales company shows capital stock of 100000 and directors Benjamin Davis Calvin Shoemaker and Tillis Huff.
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Schoenberg & Hamilton Company
Gary
Capital
Bernard F. Schoenberg
Kate Tucker
August Hamilton
Chicago
Hut Oil and Gas Company
Terre Haute
Capital Stock
Maxwell C. Hamill
John Hicker
William JF. Hancock
Henry Rosenthal
A. V. Hamill
Commercial Car Sales Company of
Indianapolis
Benjamin (. Davis
Calvin Shoemiker
Tillis Huff
U S Bank Safe Co offers fire and burglar proof safes
A. H. Wells, manager at Irvington 776 New 12100K advertises a large line of fire and burglar proof safes with latest patterns in stock for immediate delivery. Special ban gains noted in slightly used safes.
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Mgr
Won by a Neck In Fall Styles by Ratnwin & Co
An ad invites men to buy precise fits in fall apparel. It highlights Salts and overcoats priced from 25 to 45 dollars and urges exact sizing for a perfect look. The copy emphasizes timely delivery and location at Oh Fellow Building.
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Ratnwin & CO
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