Hog and cattle market slips amid light demand
Market receipts Tuesday totaled 6000 hogs 1100 cattle and 00 sheep with all classes lower than a week and a year ago Hog sales ranged from 9.10 to 9.60 with most hogs at 9.15 up Cattle showed steady to strong prices for the best and steady for feeders Bulls and calves held near Monday levels Sheep and lamb prices remained steady with lambs at 7 and most between 6.00 and 6.15 while culls went to 4.50 Yearlings sold up to 5 and sheep from 1.50 to 2.25
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitsburg
Union Stock Yards
East Buffalo
N. Y
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Hogs. No
Av.ie
Bete No. Av.de
Price
Awe
Chalee
Boise
Baenere Rere Santesorere
Sean
Livestock and grain markets spread across multiple cities
Market reports from Pittsburg Union Stock Yards East Buffalo Cincinnati Cleveland and Chicago show steady to mixed livestock prices, with hogs and cattle varying by region. Wheat futures rise on Liverpool strength, with corn and oats slipping and pork futures firm amid professional trading activity.
Indianapolis Grain Market Report Finds Mixed Wheat Bid
Wheat steadies with No 2 red at 67c and 3 red at 91c, September to November futures noted. wagon prices shown. Corn and oats show no bids. hay steady with light car counts. Inspections list 29 total grain cars, various white and yellow corn lots, and mixed lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Grain prices in Toledo market report Sept 20
Wheat bids show cash and September at 1.0244 dollars, December 1.0434, May 1.695. Corn values indicate cash September 1.144 dollars, December 1.44, March 1.57. Oats quoted cash September 0.8654, December 0.375, May 0.46. Rye varying by grade, clover seed October 9.50, December 9.52, Timothy at 4.40 for October and 4.35 for September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Alsike
Timothy
Buffalo grain prices fall on a late summer market
Buffalo market notes show spring wheat at 1 northern 1.18 dollars and winter wheat red at 1.02. Corn lists No 2 yellow 59 and other grades around 38 57 47 cents. Oats range No 2 white 38 No 3 white 37 No 4 white 36 38 cents. Barley 34 7 Tie. Rye No 1 willie 0 No 2 7 58e.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Chicago Cash Grain Report shifts prices
Chicago market notes show cash wheat 2 red at 98 to 99 cents, corn No 2 at unspecified price, shoats No 2 around 3 dollars. The brief item lists grain and livestock quotes with no further context or details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Outside Wheat Markets Closing Prices Update
Daily wheat price report from multiple cities shows September values around $1.04 to $1.13 per bushel, with December futures near $1.01 to $1.15. Regional notes include Minneapolis Duluth Winnipeg St Louis Kansas City New York Toledo with respective September December May bids and bid ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Northern
Duluth
Winnipeg
Wie
ST. Louis
Kansas City
New York
Toledo
Grain Gossip Signals Mixed Wheat Market Move
Liverpool reports firm Russian offerings and higher Black Sea freight costs, while Chicago receipts show Wheat at 119 cars with 41 graded contract and Corn at 507 cars with 121 contract. Public stocks rise for Wheat and Oats, as analysts debate if price declines signal true adjustment or temporary pause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool Calles
Chicago
Broomhail
Liverpool
Black Sea
France
la Plata
Wall Street Gains Keep Market Broadly Upbeat
Wall Street opened higher with Union Pacific up and Reading and Steel rising. Copper stocks led gains while American Smelting and Interborough Metropolitan preferred remained strong. noon volume reached 155000 shares before Steel eased and later recovered, closing steady as dividends were declared for AT&T, Jersey Central, and Kansas City Southern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Union_ Pacific
Reading
Wall Street
Standard Railroad
Interborough Metropolitan
Union Pacific
London
Steel Common
Shearson, Hammill & Co
Pittsburg
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Jersey Central
Kansas City Southern
Finley Barrell & Co
Atchison Eae
Aim
Colorado
Tee
D. R
Erte
Laitay
Interborough
Southern
Ae Ree & Sen
Pacific Joe
National
Central
North
Pacific
Penn. Railway
People’s Gas
Rep. Steel
Rock Island
South Pacific
Tennessee Cc
St. Li & opRer
St L& W
S Steel
Stah Copper
Wabash Wee Gene
Asta
Winbash
Transcript of Bond Coupons and References From Historical Ledger
A fragmented OCR sample lists various bond and security references including names like New York Bis and St. Louis, with coupon rates and percentages such as 100 percent, 83 percent, and 101 percent. It reads as a ledger of securities, with references to Iron Mountain and Westh's Con, and miscellaneous numerical codes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T.T. Conv
Pac
N.Y
St.l
L.s. Ww
P C. RK. L. Col
Ity & O
N.W
Tex
Erie
Mt. W. Shore
Westh
Financial notes on market steadiness and steel pricing trends
New York market conditions remained steady at week start with slight tone firming in time money. Banks show interest in cotton bills disputes and are arranging conditional credits while bond demand rises. InterState Commerce Commission plans Chicago testimony on Oct 10. Steel prices ease with $1.35 per hundred for structural steel and plates, with weak capacity and continued concessions to keep mills running.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Matthew
Chicago
Middle West
Wall Street
B. F. Yoakum
Frisco
Texas
Edwin Hawley
Oklahoma
Republic Iron and Steel
Missouri, Kansas & Texans
Finley Barrell & Co
Interboro
George F. Baker
F. A. Vanderlip
J. P. Morgan
B. It. T
Westinghouse
Oregon Short Line
Union Pacific
Northwest
Fruits and Vegetables Wholesale Prices for Indianapolis
Corrected daily market list showing prices for apples bananas cantaloupes cranberries figs and more. Names of varieties and prices per unit or crate are listed for Indiana New York California and other origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Duchess
Wealthy
Malden Blush
Jonathan
Fancy Jonathan
Colorado
Grimes Golden
Vangevere
Rockyford
Massachusetts
California
Malaga
Tokay
Indiana
New York
Concords
Wisconsin
Beene Caprio
Messina
Iitalian
Valencia
St. Michaels
Calorada
Utah
Elbertas
Ohio
Michigan
Fancy
Jorge
Markets News Report From New York Trading Floors
Markets in New York on September 20 show quiet steady movements across commodities. Flour pork lard and sugar exhibit varied price levels with coffee hay poultry cheese butter eggs and fats trading amid cautious demand and mixed futures indicators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Middle West
Rio
Chicago Dairy Prices Report September Market Rates
Chicago prices list Butter-Extras 30c, firsts 25 4c, dairy extras 30c firsts. Eggs-Prime firats 23c, firsts 21c. Cheese-Twins 15 1/4c, 14 4c. Young Americans 16 1/2c. Live poultry-Fowls 14c, ducks 11/2c, geese 10c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Americas
Trading stance favors stopless orders for profit safety
The passage argues that seeking moderate profits with stopless orders may buffer against market swings and is the better policy to pursue now. It emphasizes caution, prudence, and a disciplined approach over aggressive moves.
Metal Exchange Dullness Presses Copper and Tin Prices
New York metal market shows continued dullness with copper down to 41, lead slightly lower, tin weaker, and spelter steady. Quotations range from copper spot to November at 12.05 to 12.15, lead 4.37 to 4.40, tin 34.62 to 34.00, and spelter 5.50 to 5.60 per unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
New York
Kentucky
Jersey
Lima
Virginia
Baltimore
Metal Exchange
New York Rates Report With Mixed Currency and Bills
New York reports on call rates and time money with varying percentages for sixty and ninety days. Sterling exchange stands near 4.84 to 4.87 with bankers bills at 4.86. Prime mercantile paper holds steady amid posted rates for demand and sixty day bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Abe Moses
Sterling Exchange
Prime Mercantile
Electric lines: dividends rise for several firms in Chicago area
Directors of the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific railways declare a quarterly dividend of 11 4 per cent, with higher and special payouts noted for Westinghouse, Nipissing mines, Chicago city railway, American cities railway and Heldt, United cigar stores, and others. Books close dates and payable months listed. Liverpool report covers crops and duties with varied forecasts across UK, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Australia, and India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Company
St. Louis
San Francisco
Westinghouse Air Brake Company
Nipissing Mines Company
Chicago City Railway
American Cities Railway and Heldt Company
United Cigar Stores Corporation
Liverpool
Australia
West
India
Butter Prices Dip at Board of Trade On Week Output
Elgin Illinois September 20 butter prices fell on the board of trade as the quotation committee kept the market firm at 30 cents. A lively session saw Gallacher of Chicago push for 24 cents while Joseph Newman of Elgin urged 28 cents. the latter won by two votes. Weekly output totaled 728 400 pounds and creamery operators reported improved pasturage, predicting no rise beyond 33 cents this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin, I
Board of Trade
Gallacher
Chicago
Joseph Newman
Elgin
City births listed for Webb to Feuerlicht names
A long list of births is recorded with parent names and addresses. Names include Charles Webb and Mabel Webb at 1035 West Walnut Street, and many other couples such as Sampson King and Eula King at 230 West Fourteenth Street, with newborns described as girl or boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles and
Mabel Webb
Walnut Street
Sampson and
Eula King
West Fourteenth Street
Iri
John and
Eriel Byrum
Hendricks Street
Michael and
Aorecret McKinley
South West Street
Gr Martin Anenes ‘McGravel
Edward Lee Mattie Hall
Indianapolis Avenue
Y Frank
Edda Martin
Lincoln Street
Robert and Rose Gladden
South West
William and Bee _ Waggoner
Hinston Avenue
David
Vinnie
Reisner Street
Sidney and Fears Short
Lee Street
Myrtle Herman
Chadwick Street
Oliver
Ada Reed
Bloomington Street
Fred and
Katherine Prigger
North State Street
Ozro
Bertha Parmpage
Division Street
Tears
Armetta Oliphant
Cottie Avenue
Bor
Veter
Myrtle Collins
Bright Street
James and
Ollie Barker
East Market Street
Robert and
Grace Maples
Barth Avenue
Albert and
Meda Cotton
Olive Street
Norval and
Crystal Hallcraft
Fenneman Street
Harry and Cozetts
Osborn
Ringford Street
RAT Nwin & CH
Notable Local Death and Illness Records Spotted
A list of residents with ages and causes of death or illness appears for the city. Entries include Jennie Keplinger aged 66 with gall stones, Nancy Northway 77 with gangrene of limb, Peter Clements 50 with hepatic cirrhosis, Earnest Lindsay 32 with acute pulmonary tuberculosis, and Mary Bates 9 months with ileocolitis, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Keplinger
Nineteenth Street
Nancy Jane Northway
Ludlow Street
Peter Clements
Palmer Street
Earnest Lindsay
College Avenue
Mary Bates
North Holmes Avenue
Minnie S. Crim
West Twenty Sixth Street
Annie Beyer
Adelaide Street
Elmer Elk
Marie L. Bernhardt
Lexington Avenue
Cornelen Rodgers
Lafayette Street
Sarah Lauman
Dewey Avenue
UC Biens
Virgil A. Toon Jr
Tames Porter
Indianapolis Orphans’ Asylum
John Lay
City Hospital
Holmes
Pairings Listed in Local Matrimony Notes
A long column of names pairs couples including Gordon B. Hail with Roberta F. Carr and Rufus F. Burrows with Mary M. Brindley, among many other matches. The list spans numerous individuals such as Richard A. Lewis with Lillie A. Wale and Dennis Phelps with Wilhelmina Whitney, reflecting a community notice of marriages or engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon B. Hail
Roberta F. Carr
Rufus F. Burrows
Mary M. Brindley
Richard A. Lewis
Lillie A. Wale
Dennis Phelps
Wilhelmina Whitney
Carl D. Morgan
Barbara E. Schaecher
Richard J. Simalore
Albra M. Miller
James A. Willard
Jessie Griswold
Henry Gibson
Estella Batley
George R. Secrest
Isola Kh. Wallace
Harry M. Kight
Berhel_E. Schotiel
Bilas L. Pierce
Mary FE
Layman
John F. Fairhead
Margaret M. Welsh
Edwin H. Kotheimer
Maymee A. Frick
Marvin A. Lohman
Edna M. Stuhlfauth
Willard L. Houskeeper
Kathryn F. McNamara
William J. Fanning
Mary F. Davis
Thomas ¥. Watkins
Rosalind M. Pierce
Albert O. Vollrath
Clara E. Wurtz
Lawrence J. Mier
Lizzie Bly
Edward S. Curd
Mary E. T. Lewis
John P. Cummins
Esther Spencer
Walter M. Wyss
Anna M. Gibbons
Pye Ana T. Randall
Bessie B. Enright
Robert L. Bartel
Elfriede E. Scholl
John McHenry
Lulu Duke
Calvin McPherson
Ida B. Twyman
George H. Keller
Mary A. Boclaire
Contractors and Dwellings Listed in Indianapolis Area
A compiled list records numerous repair, dwelling, shed, and remodel projects with addresses in Indianapolis and vicinity. Names include Charles H. McDowell Fred Adelay Malott heirs Kimmi Baxter Langsadale H. E. Zimmer J. Benninger J. A. Springer C. Kearrett W. C. Reeder Ben M. Paul John Reichwein J. W. Hammond Koltkamp Schmidt Mrs. M. Baxter Frank Schmidt Roth W. Cunningham Charles J. Du Cranert Philip Troutman M. H. Edson David Sturgeon and others with project types and costs ranging from 25 to 舞000 dollars at various streets such as Mulberry Woodlawn North Missouri North Alabama Dexter and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. McDowell
Fred Adelay
Woodlawn
Malott Heirs
North East
Kimmi Baxter
North Missouri
Indianapolis Gas Company
Langsadale
H. E. Zimmer
North Alabama
J. Benninger
la Salle
la Salle, Near Twenty-third, $1700. J. A. Springer
Newland
C. Kearrett
Cornell
W. C. Reeder
Dexter
Ben M. Paul
North Ilinois
John Reichwein
Concord
J. W. Hammond
South Milnois
William J. Davis
Koltkamp and Schmidt
South Capital
M. Baxter
Frank Schmidt
Massachusetts
Ais Roth
End iCorEe W. Cunningham
Hoyt
Charles J. du Cranert
North Bradley
Philip Troutman
Oxford
Tenth
M. H. Edson
Chicago
David Sturgeon
Park
Fortieth
Real estate transfers list with multiple new deeds
Joint Appel to Henry Dane et al lot 26 North Meridian place addition Six 714 feet vacant east side Meridian street north of Forty four th street 2400 Bernhardian Wallmann to Harry E Wallmann et al part of lots 16 and 17 Duval heirs sub improved east of Madison avenue north of Pleasant run 8000 William Nackenhorst to Eugene Agnew lot 150 Ardmore addition 50x132 feet vacant east side of Broadway south of Thirty ninth street 600 Edwin G Allen to Caroline B Curtis lot 5 Osgood s sub North Park addition 4013x133% feet improved west side of Talbott Avenue south of Twenty ninth street 5800 Pearl L Holloway to Wilbert T Myers et al part lots 1 and 2 Highland place addition 2714x114 feet improved south east corner of Twenty first street and Highland place 1 Sophia Dittman to Edward G Hereth part southwest quarter of section 25 town-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Dane
Meridian Place
Meridian Street
Forty-fourth Street
Bernhardian Wallmann
Harry E. Wallmann
Duval Heirs
Madison Avenue
Pleasant Run
William Nackenhorst
Eugene Agnew
Ardmore
Broadway
Thirty-ninth Street
Edwin G. Allen
Caroline B. Curtis
Osgood’s
North Park
Talbott Avenue
Twenty-ninth Street
Pearl L. Holloway
Wilbert T. Myers
Highland Place
Twenty-first Street
Sophia Dittman
Edward G. Hereth
Washington Township
Indianapoli Light and Heat Company
Indianapolis
Emma Kimball
William M. St. Clair
Indianas
Udent Streyt
Clifton Street
Joseph KR. Halli
Charles E. Hall
Wright Et al
Denison Park
Twentyseventh Street
Orphie Z. Bridges
George M. Ruarket AX
Butiler
North
Garfield Place
Sixteenth Street
Edward F. Claypool
Heart F. Zink
Northeastern Park
2Nd Wheeler Streets
Robert E. ‘Bell
Carmel
Monthly Meeting
Northwest Quarter
Lawrence
Twelfth Street
Harry L. Robbins
Albert H. Grove
Phebe A. Heizer
Frederick A. Hamp
Center Township
St. Crown Hill
Horace M. Mason
Crown Hill
Daniel E. Reagan
John J. Blackwell
Brown
Ohio Street
Graceland Avenue
Robert Kennington
Frank Kennington
Kennington
Bicking Street
Delaware Street
John Aa. Firestine
William Roberts
Allen
Isabella
Twenty-fifth Streets
Everett E. Burgess
H. Burgess
Drake
Richland
Market Streets
Leonidas Ford
Louella Armstead
Garfield Park
Southern Avenue
Shelby Street
Thomas B. Johnson
Herman C. Tuttle
Childs
Leonard Street
Orange Street
Isabbella Hollowell
Fred Cline
Fats & and
Squire
Alabama Street
New York Street
Indianapolis Real Estate Transfers Across City Parcels
A long list of property transfers in Indianapolis shows numerous parcels sold or conveyed, with buyers and sellers including Emma Kimball, Edward F. Claypool, Robert E. Bell, C. L Eailian O. Lance, and Crown Hill cemetery buyers. Prices range from 450 to 34,000 dollars, detailing lots, blocks, and street corners in Center, Center Township, Washington Township, and Crown Hill areas.
Army Orders Announce Cadet Officer Retirements
Washington Sept 20 Army orders announce the retirement of Prof Edward E Wood United States Military Academy from active service on Sept 17 1910 Capt Verling El Hart Fifteenth Infantry found incapacitated for active service and approved by the president retirement announced Capt Hart assigned to the organized militia of Wyoming upon retirement from active duty
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Edward E. Wood
United States Military Academy
Verling el Hart
Fifteenth Infantry
Art
Hart
Wyoming
U S Bank Safe Co Offers Fireproof Burglar Safes
A. H. Wells, manager of Irvington Tit New reports a large line of fire and burglar proof safes with newest patterns ready for immediate delivery and special bargains on slightly used safes.
Rail Schedule Fragments for Indianapolis and Cincinnati Lines
Schedule notes limited trains between Rushville Connersville Greensburg Shelbyville and Greensburg with arrival and departure times scattered across the day. Limited express services listed include connections to Shelbyville Rushville Connersville and Greensburg with afternoon and evening departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talibmeeu
Connersville
Rushville
Shelbyville
tGreensburg Espress
Greensburg
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Winifrede
Hocking
Brazi
Buffalo Grain
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Mindowever
Wentworth McKenzie
Chicago Board of Trade House of Shearson, Hamill & Co
Mr. McKenzie
Argentina
Bradstreets
Nealee
NEW York Bonds
Local Securities
American Central Life
American Crecsoting Co
Vere Brown-Ketcham
Capitol National
Ia Central Trust
Citizens’ Gas Company
Columbia National Wake
Continental National Bank
Delaware & Madison A
Farmers’. Trust Co
Federal Union Suret
Metcber Am
Indiana National
Indiana Hotel
Guaranty
Indiana Union Traction
Indiana Polis
Indiana Palit Gas
Northwestern Fd
Ind
Southeastern
Indapolis Street Railway
Indianapolis Trac
Kokono Mar
Trac
Ad Law Bulletin
Eee
Laycock Mfg. Co
Marion Trust
Ee Wee Eens
People’s State Bank
People's Light and Heat
Raub
bie + Reeves & Co
Security Trust
Terre Haute Rae &Lizht
van Camp Packing
Quonalle Coal Co
Cree Vandalia Coal Co
BES
Fevil
Wasson of Py Sees Oy
Atlas Engine Works
Broad Ripple
Citizens
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Citizens’ Street Railroad
Ned Dela. & Madison Co
Te Cort. W. & Wab
Val. Ty Co
Indiana Hotel Co
Cohim. & Southern
Indianapolis & Eastern
Lg Indianapel.s Gas
Indianapolis & Greenfield
Indianapolis & Martinsville
Indianapolis & Northern
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Northwestern
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Union’ Traction of
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Federal
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International Smelting and Refining
Guggenheim Smelters
Ley
Logan & Brian
A. W. Thomson Company
BUTTE
Elgin Pointe
Neufenstel
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Aeee
Baltimore & Ohio
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Aise
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Chino Cp
Brit
Etrayo
La_ Rose
Metal Market
Ater
Seer
NEW York Money
L. J. Schwabacher & CO
American Meat Packers’ Association
St. Louis Merchants’ Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
STEES
J. F. Wild & CO
East Market St
U.S. Bank Safe Co
A. H. Wells
Mgr
Irvington
Indiananpogis
Cincinnati Traction
Rushville and
Co Leiave
Avtutaia
Neersville
Lexuye
Reensburg
Henay
Ae Cagoo
Louisville
Danie Piyers
Greenwood
Franklin
Edinburg
Columbus
Seymour
Crothersville
Scottsburg
Sellersburg
Watson
Jeffersonville
1. U. & S. Traction Company
Indianapolis & Louisville Traction Company
Cara General
Terre Haute
Indianapolis & Eastern Traction: CO
Lndianapolis
Lebanon
Frankfort
Lafayette
Crawfordsville
Greenfield
Knightatown
Cambridge City
Richmond
Newcastle
Danville
Greencastle
Brazil
Dayton
Coelumbdus
Zanesville
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