Markets Pass Mixed Receipts Boost Hog Trade
Receipts show 3,000 hogs 2,150 cattle and 200 sheep with hogs and cattle up while sheep decline. Hogs sold mainly 9.25 to 9.80, heaviest and lightest uneven. cattle steady to lower, feeders active but bids slow. sheep and lambs traded steadily with lambs 7.50 to 7.85 and sheep 4.60 to 5.25. Regional quotes from Pittsburgh and unions reflect a fickle market with varied price moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Hogs
Pitesburg
East Buffalo
N. Y
Puget Peat
Cueyem
Cincinnati
HOGS
LOU S.ou
Aeenee Agg
Lou
Lin Wee
Boo
Lee
Ba Sivences
Ted Neers
Fediun Ae
Wedium
Wall Street Opens With Mixed Activity on Monday
Price changes in the first hour were moderate with heavy dealing in Interborough stocks. Union Pacific and Reading fell early while Northern Pacific and Pennsylvania showed firmness. steel and smelters declined, Amalgamated Copper rose on limited trades, and Sugar Refining recovered after early losses amid government suit rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stock Exchange
Interborough
Union Pacific
Reading
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Amalgamated Copper
London
Sugar Trust
Tennessee Copper
Commission House
Orovasion
Wall Street
Weather forecast for week begins with warm spell and unsettled spells
Temperatures above normal will prevail over most of the country next week. An eastward advance along northern rivers brings unsettled weather and showers, followed by cooler conditions reaching Atlantic states Thursday or Friday. Alaska remains capable of changes as forecast moves forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Adyvan
Rier
Atlantic States
Big Alaska
Crucible Steel Company Stock Listing Change
The Crucible Steel Company plans a regular quarterly stock update as it navigates a record increase in net assets. Ameri lared reports ongoing adjustments to inventory and equity reflecting market conditions and investor activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
he Crucible steel_ company
Ameri Lared
Tock
Esate
Etockadders
Chicago cash grain prices fall in early session
Chicago Sept 19 Wheat No 2 red 85 1 2c, No 3 red 80 1 2c, No 2 hard winter 98 1/4c. Corn No 2 35c. Oats No 2 33 1/2c to 34 1/4c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sample
Hay
Timothy
Rye
Buffalo
XI. Y
Chicago
Outside Wheat Markets Prices and Rates Across Cities
Wheat prices across multiple U S cities including Minneapolis Duluth Winnipeg St Louis Kansas City New York and Toledo with September December and May futures and cash prices shown in dollars and fractions across various bids and market notes. Strong entities include city exchanges and contract months with no clear single outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Kansas
New York
Toledo
Wheat market notes and French crop estimates
A morning bulletin reports wheat prices steady to higher while corn slips. French wheat crop estimates show 246.4 million bushels with imports around 80 million, amid calls for stronger primary receipts, cash trade revival, and export volume to trigger a sustained wheat rally. Northwest receipts in Minneapolis and Duluth show mixed year comparisons. American outlook remains two sided as bearish corn sentiment persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broomhall
Bulletin Des Halles
France
North AmEriCa
Bar Silver Prices in New York Market Report
New York on September 19 reports commercial bar silver at 53 1 4 cents, Mexican dollars at 44 cents, London bar silver at 249 16d and unchanged. The record notes current levels and stability in the precious metals market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Wall Street and World Markets Chronicle Review
Europe reports easy money and no policy changes until quarterly disbursements. New York Supreme Court cuts McAdoo tunnel tax valuation. Trade reviews show improved sentiment with no material rise in production. Rail rate proposals affect only about 10.5 percent of business. London unsettled by labor strife. Cotton goods wholesale shows small advances. Canadian Pacific earnings rise by 359000 for September, Baltimore & Ohio up 750000 in August. Twelve industrials gain 0.10, twenty railroads 0.23. Bond activity still below last year but above recent weeks’ average. Market optimism grows among financiers. Finley Barrell & Co. sees sugar-trust suit coming. hill equity buoyed by high railway charges. A $500,000 block of Southern Indiana & Chicago Southern 5% bonds sold to Haskell & Barker at 96. American sugar company claims 19000 stockholders, 78% in New England. Yanmi company has surplus millions, no bonds or debts. England to lock out 200000 cotton mill workers Oct 1 if disputes persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Europe
New York State Supreme Court
McAdoo Tunnel
London
Canadian Pacific
Baltimore & Ohio
New York Bonds and Curb Market Snap
A sweep of listings shows U S and Canadian issues with varied yields and ratings. Notable entries include Pacific Coast, Reading, and Texas Pacific issues, plus New York curb quotes for Stand Oil and Miami Cement and several mining and railroad securities. Several values appear with fractional quotes and dated claims, reflecting mixed liquidity and sector spread.
Metal market dull but steady on New York exchange
New York metal market opened dull yet steady. Copper held near unchanged with spot to October at about 1.10 to 12.20, November at 22.15 to 12.20, lead around 4.24, spelter 5.50 to 5.60, and tin trading around 35.10 to 35.17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Metal Exchange
Money rates steady as markets close in New York
New York September 19 money on call and time money firm with quotes for various periods. Sixty days at 34 4s ninety days at day six months posted rates for Sterling exchange around 48444 to 487, bankers' bills at 486.15 to 486.20 for demand and 48234 to 483.60 for sixty day bills. Prime mercantile paper unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sterling Exchange
Démann
Markets in Indianapolis and New York update prices
Market notes from Indianapolis show butter 30c to 32c for extras and common types, cheese and dairy products firm with state and import lines. New York reports flour unchanged, pork steady, lard quiet, sugar and coffee prices mixed, with dairy and poultry items listed and varied by grade and region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Middle West
Weekly Financial Review: Market Confidence and Warnings
New York report cites James J Hill on crowd psychology and a senseless lack of confidence delaying improvement. It notes artificial obscurity, looming calamity headlines, mixed signals in iron and steel, copper, cotton, and farm exports, with technical stock conditions strong yet vulnerable to stop orders and bear news.
World Wheat Harvest Expected Above Average Global Output
The Agriculture Department says the 1910 world wheat yield will top average. Sowing spread from Argentina and Australia northward, expanding across major northern hemisphere belts. Despite late cool France and losses in key regions, the final world total should still be high though possibly below last year’s record 3.624 billion bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Argentina
Equator
British India
Russia
Chmida
North America
France
Fruits and Vegetables Prices Listed in Local Market
A cluttered price list covers apples bananas cantaloupes grapes and more with varied prices by variety and origin. Includes California Wisconsin Indiana New York Ohio Michigan and local homegrown entries for pears, peaches, citrus, berries, melons, and vegetables with per crate per bushel per basket and per pound figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchess
Alwiden
Jonathan
Colorado
Vandevere
Hockyford
Massachusetts
California
Malaga
Indiana
New York
Concords
Wisconsin
Messiuan
St Michaels
Michigan
Richmond Mayor Stirred to Ire in Biography Clash
Albert Bavis, former British socialist MP and new Wayne County Democrat leader, attacked Mayor Zimmerman’s administration in a signed statement in Richmond Indiana papers. He claims the administration failed to deliver public improvements. The mayor plans a sharp rebuttal to be presented to the city council that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
Albert Bavis
Wayne County
Finest High School in Indiana Opens in Richmond
Richmond Indiana September 19 The new Richmond high school building praised as the second finest of its kind in the United States after St Louis opened Monday with an enrollment of over 500. The fully equipped facility includes model kitchens a large room machine shop woodworking gym auditorium tropical plant conservatory and an art gallery. It is managed by Prof Isaac E Neff formerly of South Bend high school. The building will be formally dedicated October 7 Wayne county centennial day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
Richmond High School
United States
St. Louis
Richmond Art Association
Isaac E. Neff
South Bend High School
Wayne County
Warned by Wireless to Desist Smuggling New York note
Declarations by travelers returning on the Arabic and La Morraine were deemed the most complete and explicit customs officials had encountered. Some statements included postcards and souvenir spoons. Smuggling arrests have prompted warnings to prominent individuals to make honest declarations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joy ride ends in injury on Meyers road crash
Police reported noon Monday that Ed F. Miller of 189 Eugend street drove a car that wrecked on Meyers road late Saturday night causing injuries to at least one passenger. Mrs. Marshall of 3 East South street suffered a spine injury. Miller had initially said no one was hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed F. Miller
Eugend Street
Meyer
City Births and Deaths in Local Statistics閟
Alonzo and Dora Stewart welcome a boy at H3 North Warman avenue while Otto and Rose Guedelhoefer add a girl at 848 North Meridian street. Multiple entries record births at homes and hospitals and deaths from illnesses and accidents, including whooping cough, tuberculosis, septicemia, nephritis, myocarditis, typhoid, epilepsy, cancer, and a hanging death. Names span residents and patients across streets, hospitals, and public institutions with ages from infants to seniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo and
Dora Stewart
Warman Avenue
Charles and
Mabel Truby
Methodist Hospital
Box
Otto and
Rose Guedelhoefer
Meridian Street
Andrew and
Mattie Lytle
West Twenty-third
William and
Florence Cooper
Thirty-third Street
Harry and
Lola Bruns
Lincoln Street
Edgar and
Goldie Greeson
Bismarck Avenue
Margaret Stribling
City Hospital
Turner Frem
Susquehanna Street
Elsa Likens
Udell Street
George Marey
Central Insane Hospital
Heres Doerr
North Chester Avenue
Daies M. Fleming
East Tenth Street
John PL Brady
Highland Place
John Christian Stark
College Avenue
Elizabeth Wright
Yandes Street
Hudson Bay
Rush Wentz
Columbia Avenue
Ansa L. Weehrman
South Liberty Street
Hermann Didlein
Kennington
Robert Clay
Drake Street
Newspaper Card Names Pairs Listed In Source Text
The fragment lists several paired names including Richard Limalton with Albra Miller, Earl D Morgan with Barbara J Shaudhe, Gordon Ball with Roberta Carr, Richard Lewis with Lilie A Wale, Dennis Phelps with Wilhelmina Whitney, Rufus Bowers with Mary Kindley, John Gibson with Nellie O Neil, Chester Powell with Estel White, and Carnot Hodges with Grace Lyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Limalton
Albra Miller
Earl D. Morgan
Barbara J. Shaudhe
Gordon Ball
Roberta Carr
Richard Lewis
Lilie A. Wale
Dennis Phelps
Wilhelmina Whitney
Rufus Bowers
Mary Kindley
John Gibson
Nellie O'Neil
Local Repairs and Dwellings Listed With Various Sums
A series of entries records repairs and dwellings with associated addresses and amounts. Notable items include L. C. Boyd repairs at 12 W Washington for 12 dollars, John Doerking dwelling at 1526 Linden for 2000 dollars, Oliver P. Ensley dwelling at Dearborn near Thirteenth for 5200 dollars, and other listed projects with prices and locations across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Boyd
Washington
W. RB. Karstetter
W. Twentyninth
John Anderson
Dubois
Keystone
Aw. Howard
Newland
Beville
John Doerking
Linden
LL. Gorman
Southeastern
Gottlieb Williams
Reisner
O. E. Briley
Howard and Miller
James B. Donovan
Tenth
Oliver P. Ensley
Dearborn
Thirteenth
Real Estate Transfers In Clinton Area Listings
Joshua Zimmerman transfers lots 103 104 137 143 152 160 Clifton Avenue Addition vacant area south of Peden Street east of Linwood Avenue to Edson T Wood. Robert B Falcon to Pauline L Baltics part of Lot 2 Moore's Sub Henderson's Addition 415160 feet improved west side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua Zimmerman
Edson T. Wood
Clifford
Peden Street
Linwood Avenue
Robert_bL. Fawcon
Pauline_L. Baltics
Moore
Henderson
City Property Transfers of North Side Streets and Additions
Transfers totaling 32 718 dollars record sales of lots and vacant parcels in Chadwick street Sherman Morton Place Beech Grove and other additions. Grantees include Mary E Beaver Charles Sherman and Willard Gewill among many buyers with parcels ranging from 30 by 120 feet to 112 by 132 feet in various additions and streets.
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Senate
Seventeenth Street
Leopold Schaefer
Mary E. Beaver
McCarty
Chadwick Street
Wilkin’s Street
Marion Trust Company
Guardian, Et al
Charles J. Sherman
Cooper
Northwestern Avenue
Twenty-first Street
Mary H. Bittinger
Arthur H. Edgerton
Morton Place
Delance Street
Nineteenth Street
Charles A. Silvey
Hester A. Colwell
Wadsworth Bros
Castleton
George F. Rodgers
Willard J. Gewmil
Beech Grove
Eliza M. Ellzroth
Jacob A. Stewart
McCord Et al
McCord
Shelby Street
William H. Knipple
John Knipple
Clifford Avenue
Linwood Avenue
Byram Street
Ernest G. Cox
George W. Hardesty
Bruce Place
Park Avenue
Twenty-Second Street
Charles J. DuGrancat
William R. Baldwin
Shank
Southeastern Avenue
Alexandria Avenue
Sloan Avenue
Albert I. E. Miller
Eugene Stufflehiem
Shoemaker’s Sub
Oak Hill
Dearpoe Street
Forty-Fifth Street
Erwin J. Fulton
William H. Fulton
Shoemaker Et Alls
Beville Avenue
Newland Avenue
Preston T. Coble
William J. Kervan
Varen
Brookside
Oakland Avenue
Eleventh Street
Eliza M. van Dyke
Byrd A. Christman
Chamber’s
Irvingtom
Lesley Avenue
Michigan Street
Thomas W. King
Hugh MikDonald
Caven’s
Brookside Avenue
Roseline Street
James W. Kemp
Oliver J. North
Rolls Sub
Armstrong Park
Thirtyfourth Street
Samuel AfeNabney
James C. Parker
Outlet
Lord Street
Murphy Street
Dora M. Stafford
William H. Eicker
Tuxedo Park
Gladstone Avenue
Washington Street
Anna Brittenbach
Isabella J. McAbren
Perkins
Sherman Drive
Pratt Street
Corrie Lange
Jesse Pool
Yandes” Sub
Carson Farm
Meridian Street
Tabor Street
State Plaza Company
Joseph W. Davis
Parkside
Randolph Street
John Clark
William J. Davis
Holliday
Garfield Park
Holliday Street
Boyd Street
Incorporations of Co operative Press of Indianapolis
The Co operative Press of Indianapolis is formed with capital stock of 10000 dollars to publish a daily or weekly paper and operate a job printing plant. Directors include Harry Jenkins, Harry Graf, and William F Hansman of Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co-operative Press of
Indianapolis
Capital Stock
Harry Jenkins
Harry Graff
William F. Hansman
Rushville Adds Limited Trains Between Connersville and Shelbyville
Rail notice shows 1:00 pm and 2:00 pm limited trains from Connersville to Rushville and Greensburg with connections to Shelbyville. It lists Melbyville and Greenslot as stops and references dispatch schedules and phone numbers for service details.
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Rushville
Connersville
Shelbyville
G. Tonve
Dixie Flyers Rail Schedule Brings War Rates to Indiana Towns
The Dixie Flyers depart Indianapolis for Greason Franklin Edinburg Colum bus Seymour Crothersville Pottsburg Sellersburg Watson Junction Aeneres ville and Outeville at 7:00 am 12:00 pm 2:00 4:00 with connections to Indianapolis Louisville Traction at EN ville and intermediate points 8:00 1:00 3:00 7:00 9:00. Cars run to Scottsburg and times shown as official. War rates and information available through agents and local offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie Flyers
Indianapolis
Greason
Franklin
Edinburg
Columbus
Seymour
Crothersville
Pottsburg
Sellersburg
Watson Junction
Aeneresville
Seottaburg
Mera
Scottsburg
TERRE HAUTE INDIANAPOLIS TRAIN SCHEDULE SUMMARY
Local trains run from Indianapolis to Lebanon Crawfordsville Lafayette Greenfield Knights Town Cambridge City Richmond New Castle Danville Greencastle Brazil and Terre Haute with through services to Dayton and connections at Richmond to Columbus Zanesville and other points. Last car departs 11 20 p m with varied departure times listed for Newcastle Lebanon Frankfort Lafayette Greencastle and other stations.
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Indianapolis
Lebanon
Precktork
Lafayette
Crawfordsville
Greenfield
Knightstown
Cambridge City
Richmond
Newcastle
Danville
Greencastle
Brazil
Terre Haute
Mooresville
Marinsville
Frankfort
Dayton
Columbus
Zanesville
Marion County Sealed Bids For County Bridges
The Marion County Board of Commissioners invites sealed bids by 1 oclock p m Saturday October 1 1910 for construction of bridges in Washington and Lawrence townships Indiana with plans at the auditor office. Each bid requires a bond and affidavit. the board may reject all bids. Witnessed September 10 1910 by Commissioners Von Habe Roberts and Kervan with Auditor Sahm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners of
Marion County
Indiana
Culverton
Washington Township
Lawrence Township
Office of the Auditor
Gary von Habe
WML
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Liverpool
A. W. Thomson Co
GRAEN
Alsike
Liverpool Cables
Logan
Shorts
Duluth
Winnipeg
Seaboard
Finley Barrell & Co
Atchison
Pease Eh Amer
Brookes K
Boone Rae
M & St
D & RK
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Interboro
Pita
Suth
Pacific
Central
Nor Pacific Aeeae
Pennaliwey
Rep. Steel
N Tt
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ALS
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St. L&w
Union Traction
WAM
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TI. S. Steel Pftd WU
Utah Copper
NEW York Cotton
Winley Ghent & Co
Aneenee
Metas
Weg Tetere Se
Saneeneenee Loe
Local Securities
Stucks
American Central Life
American Crecsoting Co
Belt Railroad
Tomer Sheen
Browin-Wetehan Fd National
Capitol Central Trust
Seeees LL Citizens
Columbia Gas Company National Beeene
Tee Continental National Bank
Delaware & Madison Co
Fer
Farmers’ Trust’ Co
Tees
Federal Union Surety
Fletener Amer. National Bank
Ft.w. & Wab
Val. T. Coshee
German American Trust Co
Ste Indiana Hotel Couimon
Pepews
Indiana Hotel
Indiana National
Indiana Union Traction
People’s State Bank
Pees Light and Fieve
Bette Wees
Security Trust Reeves & Co
Beeeerset
Nute Trac.&Light
Enst
Union Traction National
Union
Trust Wine
van Camp Hardware. Ptd
van Camp Packing
Vandalia Coal. Co
Vandalia Coal Co
Wasson Pfc
Atlas Engine Works
Broad Ripple
Ty Citizens’ Gas Co
Ciirene Street Railroad
Dela. & Madison Co. Tel. Fs
Ft. W
Wab
Val. T. Co
Tndiana Hotel Co. Gs
Indpis
Collm. & Southern
Indianapolis & Eastern
Indianapolis Gas
Indianapolis & Greenfield
ISG
Indianapolis & Martinsville
Northern
Indianapolis Trac
Sokomo, Mar. & West
Merchants
Utes
Union: Traction of
New York Stock Exchange
Southern Indiana & Chicago Southern
Haskell & Barker Car Company
Denver
Rio Grande Groas
Atkinson
Boston
American Sugar Company
New England
Yanmipany
Manchester
England
Raymond Bond
Winifrede
Pocahontas
Ittsburg
Ubrig
Blossburg Seers
Sean Falling
Nde Freee
Connelisville Oni Rasbsone
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UL S. Sag
Miami
Isig
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Nipissing
WaeGalteen Data iGrne
Brit
Col
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Chiergo & Alton
Stvy Gia
Oem
Dayton. & A
Hudson Companies
Inter
City Ry & Light Wiz
Ikan
City Ry & Light
Lackawanna _Steel
Minn
San
Southern Railway
OS Tidewater Company
GUO Western Tel. & Tel
MONEY
Slebrand
Americas
Weekly Financial Review
Thomas Gibson
James J. Hill
Illinois Steel Company
United States Steel Corporation
Steel Corporation
Gary
Hobbs
National Association of Cotton Manufacturers
Texas
Japan
Celery
Caultiower
Tsec
Zue Ib
Ise
Kentucky
Jersey
Navy
Hma
Aegal
Virginia
Baltimore
Finest High School
Thos. C. Day & Co
Law Building
Indianapotta
The
Indianapolis & Cincinnati Traction Co
Ata
Racey
Bertagiel
Louisville
Indianapolis & Eastern Traction CO
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