Markets show mixed gains across hogs cattle and sheep
Saturday receipts reach 4000 hogs 1350 cattle and 400 sheep with gains over prior week for hogs and sheep though cattle rise is smaller. Hog prices generally weaker from buyers demand steadies at Friday levels. lightweights steady while heavies dip. Cattle demand steady to active, bulls and calves firm. lambs and sheep sold at Friday prices with lambs from 7 and sheep from 4.50.
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APOE
Pittsburg
N. Y
St.aog
Union
Lawks
Cexcinnati
Bert of Choies
Medina
Mellourne
Lnbacu
Tbs
Caweasee
Lowe ‘Ghis
Wee Wes
Gouil To
Choice
Lauibow iv
Luedd Ua
Grain Chicago Wheat Market Strong on Crop Estimate Cut
Chicago wheat rose after a firm open and modest selling, led by Rankin as trade bought into Inglis's crop estimate of 604 million bushels, down from prior forecasts. Corn and oats showed limited moves with quiet mood in the grain pits and protracted profit taking on mixed signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rankin
Inglis
Bartlett
Armour and Bartlett
A. W. Thomson Co
Agle- AG
Tlard
Dry Goods Markets Hold Steady Amid Fall Prep
Marshall Field & Co reports that dry goods trade remains satisfactory as the year advances. Retailers anticipate a strong fall season with open inquiries and solid wholesale orders. Silk demand rises covering Persians, taffetas, velvets, and crepe varieties. women’s tailored suits in blue cheviots and broadcloths show solid demand.
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Marshall Field & Co
Sterling Exchange Rates and Rates on Bills
News wire report from New York on September 37 notes sterling rates at 81 with actual business fees around 486.15 to 486.20 for de as well as sixty day bills at 483. For a Saturday, the item records no further details about market movements or accompanying commentary.
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Sterling Exchange
New ‘York
pSaturday
Indiana grain market report notes mixed bids and inspections
In Indianapolis grain markets no bid activity in corn and oats with mixed bids for wheat and rye. Inspections show several cars of No 2 red and No 4 white varieties,Totals include 42 cars inspected among corn oats hay and mixed lots with various color grades and sample car allocations.
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Indianapolis
Wazon
Hay
Timothy
Otal
Toledo Market Quotes for Wheat Corn Oats and Seeds
Toledo market notes list prices for wheat cash and futures with September December and May contracts at 1.00, 1.01, and 10854. corn cash and futures with December and May around 5354 and 58. oats with December and May around 6c and 3744c. clover seed October price 9.57 and December/March 0.55. Alsike prime at 9.40. Timothy prime 4.50 October 4.55 September 4.50.
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Toledo
Alsike
Timothy
Buffalo grain prices and grades for Sept 17
Buffalo N Y Sept 17 spring wheat No 1 northern 11851 9 winter wheat No 2 red 101 No 2 white 1 corn No 2 yellow 4 No 3 yellow size No yellow 08tye No 3 mixed BS%e oats No 2 white 28e No 3 white 2714c standard 3714c Burley 12% ise
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Buffalo
WE. Y
Burley
Outside Wheat Markets Close Tally
Closing prices from multiple exchanges show September wheat at Minneapolis 1.09 and 1.1854 in Duluth. Winnipeg October 0.9944 and December 1.04. St Louis September 0.071% and December 1.4014. Kansas City September 0.9414 and December 1.03. New York September 1.08144 and December 1.07. Toledo September 1.00 and December 1.04 with May 1.08.
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Minneapolis
Duluth
Winnipeg
ST. Louis
Kansas City
New York
Toledo
Grain Gossip Bulls Eyes On Wheat As Corn Stirs
Liverpool cables report closing wheat up 14 percent and corn 4 percent higher than Friday. Chicago receipts show 100 wheat cars with 40 graded contract, 448 corn cars with 105 contract outs, 156 with $83 contract. Northwest and Seaboard figures hint bullish pressure while bears fade.
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Liverpool
Chicago
Wall Street Roundup Fed Mixed Friday Gains
New York Sept 1 Wall StreetTransactions on the stock exchange showed fractional advances over Friday with moderate activity led by Union Pacific Reading Interborough common and preferred. Prices were irregular but mostly near prior close with Tennessee Copper and New York Central higher. Short covering marked the day as large operators appeared short and others sought to set a firm base for a broader movement. Government bonds were unchanged and other bonds firm.
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New York
Mia
Stock Exchange
Union Pacific
Reading
Interborough Common
Preferred
Nst
Tennessee Copper
New York Central
Financial notes from the banking and bond scene
The American bankers committee rejects concessions on cotton bills of lading. A Chicago bond market report notes improving bank tone and cautious credit demand. People’s Gas faces a 2 million bond issue. Subways and rubber stocks show mixed signals. Wall Street highlights include flood impacts, tax rulings, and a cautious outlook with election influence shaping trading sentiment.
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American Bankers’ Association
Chicago
West
Hankers
Cotton Market Steady Amid Short Coverings In New York
Finley Barrel w Co notes steadiness in the cotton market as short covering supports prices. Dealers show reduced concern about a thirteen million bale crop and weather remains favorable for maturation. Edison stocks appear larger than expected with weekly consumption about 80,000 bales under last year. Trading remains light and frost fears may influence prices in coming weeks.
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New York
Finley Barrel
Edison
New York Cotton and Bank Statement Summary
New York cotton closes with September at 14.65 and December at 13.100, with various price listings for futures. The New York bank statement shows a reserve ratio of 26.70 percent, with deposits and circulation rising while specie and other items fall.
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New York
Flaley Barrell & Co
United States
Markets in Indianapolis and New York Downtick Prices
Daily market recap shows varied prices across dairy poultry and commodities. Butter and cheese fluctuate in Chicago and New York trading posts with fresh eggs and dairy items quoted. Livestock and poultry demand remains mixed with farm products listing perishable goods and regional tonnage.
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Leimberg
Uwew
Neufclatei
N.Y
Eheddars
Wisconsin
Fruits and Vegetables Wholesale Prices from Indianapolis
Corrected daily prices list fruits and vegetables with multiple varieties and origins. Itemized figures include apples, bananas, cantaloupes, cranberries, figs, grapes, peaches, pears, pineapples, plums, watermelons, beets, cabbage, carrots, celery, cauliflower, cucumbers, garlic, peppers, corn, beans, lettuce, potatoes, onions, popcorn, sweet potatoes, and greens along with their assorted prices per unit or crate. Named origins include Indiana, California, New York, and Michigan.
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Duchess
Wealthy
Jonathan
Janey
Colorado
Grimes Golden
Vandevere
Rockyford
California
Malaga
Tokay
Indiana
New York
Wisconsin
Ayttnous
Messina
St Michaels
Michigan
Kentucky
Jersey
Virginia Sweet
Willmore
Railroad and insurance dividends and metal prices
The Colorado & Southern railroad declares a regular semi annual dividend of 2 percent on its first and second preferred stocks. The National Surety Company declares a regular quarterly dividend of 2 percent and an extra 4 percent, both payable Oct 1 with books closing Sept 20 and reopening Sept 23. The Dominion Fruit and Steel Company declares a regular semi annual dividend of 3 1/4 percent on its preferred stock payable Oct 1 to holders of record Sept 17. In New York, commercial bar silver stands at 52 1/4 cents, Mexican dollars at 44 cents per ounce.
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Pet. Mat
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Chicago & Alton
Arit
Hain. & Dayton
Hudson Companies
Inter
ADIL
Kan
City Ry & Light
Lackawanna Steel
Minn
St. Louis
N. Y
N. Ae Ae
Uae
San Fran
Western Tel. & Tel
Tidewater Company
Ty Westinghouse
New York
J.C. Wbasee
Atchison
St.l
Per
GOO Kr. Lr
M. Toh
Giroux
Rawhide
Miami Cp
Chino Cp
Ely Ct
La_ Rose
Elrayo
Ohio
American Central Life
American Creosoting Co
Belt Railroad Common
Belt Railroad
BrowndicKetcham
Capital National
Cceeeeee Ae Trust
C.esseeeenees
Entral Ane Citizens’ Gas Compuany
Cohinthia National
Continental National Bank
Delaware & Madison Co
Ee Farmers’ Trust Co
Bee Federal Union Surety
Fletcher Amer. National Bank
Ft. W. & Wab
Vai
German American Trust Co
Iee
Home Brewing
Indiana Totel Commo
Indiana Hotel
Indiana National
Indiana
Guaranty
Indiana Trust Co
Indiatur Union Traction
Indianapolis Abattoir
Indianapolis Gas
Saneee
Ite
Wee Marett
Marett
Heat & Light
National
Ae Ee
Tee
People’s State Bank
Sanaeee
Gy Tee Reeves & Co
Abe
Terre Haute Trac. & Light Co
Indpis
Eastern
Eastern Pfa
Aetna
Union National
Union Traction Common
Eeee
Union
Union Trust
Annes Oe
van Camp Uardware
van Camp Packing
Vandalia Coal Co
Eas Vandallan Coat Co
Bee
Wasson
Bonds Atlas Engine Works
Broad Ripple
Eves
Citizens’ Gus
Citizens’ Street Railroad
Dela. & Madison Co
Ftsw. & Wab
Val. T. Co. S
Indiana Hotel Co
Indiana Union Traction
Merchants
Kokomo
Mar. & West
Eee
Wes Union. Traction’ of
Wall Street
Gulf
Mexico
New York State
United States Steel Corporation
New Foray
Dun
Bradstreet
Hays
Grand Trunk
Northwest
Chicago & Northwestern
Colorado & Southern Railroad Company
National Surety Company
Dominion Fruit and Steel Company
Mayor opposes veto on pure milk funds plan
Mayor Shank says he will not urge the council to override his veto on an ordinance funding a milk commission for the Children’s Aid Association. He argues the city should not support such an organization and questions the plan’s effectiveness in distributing fresh milk. Rabbi Feuerlicht, president of the association, submitted a report to the mayor, who finds the plan unpromising.
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Shank
Childrens’ Aid Association
Milk Commission
Rabbi Feuerlicht
Children's Aid Association
W C T U Notes Marion County Convention and Officers
The Marion county W C T U convenes at Hall Place Methodist on Sept 20 21 with Rev George B McKee to speak on suffrage. County executive met Sept 10 at Dr Martha E Keller’s home. Brightwood meeting featured Rev Grannis. new members joined. delegates and superintendents named. South Side W C T U elected officers Sept 6. members noted. growth praised. Seridian W C T U held at Mrs Perfect’s home. officers elected. delegates chosen. press superintendent named.
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Marion County
Hall Place Methodist
Sixteenth Street
North Illinois Street
Capitol Svense
George B. McKee
Martha E. Keller
Brightwood
John
Chirence Warnock
Grannis
Brightwood Congregational Church
EL. Pryor
Burtom
Seridian
Perfect
College Avenue
Burnett
Steth King
Phoebe Sink
Millard Stockman
Bertha Bence
William Blodgett
Appointments Made for Brightwood Water Works Plant
Judge Charles Remster in circuit court appointed John Rail Franklin F Chandler and B J T Jeno as appraisers for the Brightwood water works plant. The board of works petitioned the court to enable the sale of the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Remster
John Rail
Franklin F. Chandler
B. J.T. Jeno
Brightwood Water Works
Board of Works
City births and medical conditions listed for residents
Walter and Magdalen Miller welcome a boy at 10 North Tilinwis. William C and Isabel Christena report a boy at 3932 Central Avenue. Howard and Ida Toot record a boy at 20271 Ashland Avenue. Vailie and Ada Blackman birth a girl at 1818 Sugar Grove Avenue. Herman and Nora Horne report a girl at 87 North Keystone Avenue. Charles and Brthel Lawler note a girl at 42 Lexington Avenue. Charles Jimes lists a pub Republican… at 4 976 West Washington Street. Mary Mercer listed with mitral insufficiency at 1221 Brookside Avenue. Anna Martha at City Hospital has uterine cancer. Felix Jackson noted with cholera in Northwest Street. Lydia A. Gilleland records chronic nephritis at 117 North Noble Street. Geraldine Selig, 4 months, listed with enterocolitis at 445 DPinke Street.
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Walter
Magdalen Miller
Tilinwis Street
William c
Isabel Christena
Central Avenue
William and
Victoria Houchens
Seventeenth Street
Joseph and
Mollie Beyer
Adelaide Street
Howard
Ida Toot
Ashland Avenue
Vailie
Ada Blackman
Sugar Grove Avenue
Herman
Nora Horne
Keystone Avenue
Charles
Bbrhel Lawler
Lexington Avenue
Oleh Morris
Hig
Minneis Street
Bessa Goodman
Itt
Twenty-third Street
Bert
Leota Crate
Hall Place
Jacol and
Dera Pilz
South
Ilinois Street
Pella Mabel Jones
South East Street
Charles Jhimes
Washington Street
Mary Mercer
Brookside Avenue
Anna Martha
City Hospital
Felix Jackson
North West
Tlvdia A. Gilleland
North Noble Street
Geraldine Selig
Dpinke
Building Permits From the City Listings
A list of building permit records includes names such as Joseph F. Weating and H.ar Harper with dwelling repairs at Pleasant near State priced at 4500 and 100. Warden dwelling in Hiawatha near Eleventh priced at 3125. Willam H. Helen trustee repairing 1210 North Hingis for 40. other permits show addresses on North Pennsylvania North Arn zam an West Morris 1419 1424 Prospect 1103 North Var min 2 West Twenty first 22 South State 1612 and 1406 Woodlawn with various sums.
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Joseph F. Weating
Pleasant
State
Finehout Construction Company
Eighteenth
Relf
H. Harper
Sheldon
RE. Warden
Hiawatha
Eleventh
Willam H. Helen
North Hingis
ID. J. McNnamara
Fast Raymond
Jus Simmonson
North Pennsylvania
Frank Hilliday
North Arnzaman
En Winbright
South State
H. A. Wheeler
West Morris
Charles Gregg
Woodlawn
Prospect
Redecker
North Varmin
Real Estate Transfers Centered on Woodlawn and Armstrong Parks
Real estate transfers list Wilhelmina George to Charles W. Draegar and Fran tina Hogle as trustees. Parcels include lot 304 in Fletcher's Woodlawn addition, 40 by 177 feet improved on the south side of Woodlawn avenue west of Stite aut nne, for 2100 dollars. Central Trust Company acts as trustee. Also notes transfer to Fran tina Hogle of lot 462 in Armstrong park addition.
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Wilhelmina George
Charles W. Draegar
Fletcher
Woodlawn
Woodlawn Avenue
Stite Autnne
Central Trust Company
Frantina Hogle
Armstrong Park Addi
Real estate transfers including numerous Indianapolis lots and parcels
Transfers show numerous parcels in Indianapolis including Beaty's addition Apple gate street Julietts and Blue's subdivision. Transactions list buyers such as Evans Woollen trustees Julie McCrea and George F Young with prices from 1 to 5200 dollars. Notable entries cover vacant and improved lots along Washington Boulevard Yale Street Broad Ripple and North Side additions with dates and sale prices.
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Harding Street
Fred D. Stitz
Willis K. Miller
Beaty
Applegate Street
Beecher Street
Evans Woollen Et al
Joseph R. Johnson
Bradleigh
Washington Boulevard
Thirty-eighth Street
George W. McCray
Frank E. Brown
Kappes
Sixteenth Street
Senate Avenue
Emma Bergener
Laura Bergener
Julie. McCrea Et al
William W. McCrea
Rollin H. McCrea
Leu Campbell
Harry E. Sebad
Pursel
Broad Ripple
Sene
Raleigh
Kawen
George F. Young
Northwest Quarter
Washington Township
Margaret A. Weathers
John E. Mann
Blue’s
Brookaide
Yale Street
Twenty- Secon Street
John FE. Mann
Walter J. Hubbard
Union Trust Company
Anna Zintellot
North Side
Martindale Avenue
Thirty-third Street
Walter E. Mazelin
Alfonso W. Rolly
Yeiser Guardian
Treaul
Sanders Street
New Jersey Street
Fred L. Boardman
Effie L. Hollingsworth
Robbins
Indianapolis
Twenty-eighth Street
Schurman Avenue
North
Twenty Ninth Street
Barnes Avenue
Wiliam S. Wright
Andrew van Jekerhuis
E.nerson Avenue
North Street
Leland Street
Henry R. Stiegemeyer
Warrington Addition
Central Avenue
Fiftieth Street
George W. Summers
James T. Shimer
Kenwood Park
Gravetani Avenue
Trimsfers
Incorporations in Farmers State Bank of Morocco
The record lists capital stock and incorporators including Susanne and directors James B. Chizum of Chicago Ira Bieseeker Charles EB Trip lett Dr Joe M Chiazunt and Pierce Archi bald of Marocco. It also notes The Blazing Star Social Club of Hyland Vermilion County with directors Alonzy Ho meil Jess Short and Lew Snider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Morocco
Susanne
James B. Chizum
Chicago
Ira Bieseeker
Charles EB. Triplett
Joe M. Chiazunt
Pierce Archibald
Marocco
The
Blazing Star Social Club
Hyland
Vermilion County
Alonzy Homeil
Jess Short
Lew Snider
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Seers Asses de
South Pac
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People’s Gas Company of
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Thiere
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Maul Sugar Trust
New York Times
Manual
Taft
Norfolk & Western
Finley Barrell & Co
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Everine
Chesson
Americas
Ing
Raymond Mecces
Winifrede
Brazil
Blossburg
Board of Trade Statement
Indianapolis Board of Trade
Thomas Sanuela
Stella Justus
Carl Hume
Homasella Todd
Calvin Weddel
Katherine McClain
Clifton W. Kiexe
Bessie Fitch
Burke Kay
Edna Porter
John Young
Bessie Shurcks
Harry Bradbury
Elizabeth Clark
L. J. Schwabacher & CO
American Meat Packers’ ‘Association
Indinapolis
J. F. Wild & CO
East Market St
Thos. C. Day & Co
Law Building
U.S. Bank Safe Co
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A. H. Wells
Indianapolis & Cincinnati Traction Ca
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Rushville
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Connersville
Shelbyville
Renee
Oc Lota
Ana
Louisville
Greenwood
Franklin
Edinburg
Columbus
Seymour
Crothersville
Scottsburg
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Watson Junction
Jeffersonville
1. C. & S. Traction Company
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