Market Report Shows Mixed Live Stock Movements
Receipts Wednesday total 4,000 hogs 2,100 cattle and 1,500 sheep with hogs and cattle down and sheep up from a week and year ago. Hog prices ranged near 9.20 to 9.50 with most light and mixed grades under Tuesday. Cattle supplies sparse with steady to strong demand feeding bulls calves and feeders up about 25c. Sheep volumes up with lamb prices down about 25c though overall steady. Regional markets in Pittsburg St Louis Union Stock Yards East Buffalo Cincinnati reflect similar patterns with hogs 9.00 to 10.00, cattle varied, lambs 7.30 to 8.00, and calves up to about 10.75 in Cincinnati.
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Pittsburg
St.lvgtao
Union Stock
Ill
East Buffalo
Cincinnati
Hogs. No
Pena
Beens
Seetess
Yale
Atener
Gary
Grain market summary from Chicago shows mixed firmness and decline
Wheat fell slightly then steadied amid bearish Liver pool influence and strong Black Sea shipments. Corn opened down and drifted lower with little rally, while oats eased with heavy tone. Provisions eased. buying came mainly from shorts.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Argentina
Armonur
Shorts
A. W. Thomson Co
Bae
fAsk. yNominal
Grain Prices and Inspections Report
Wheat and corn prices hold steady with No 2 red at 94c and No 2 white at 5ic while Sept and Oct futures move. Inspections list multiple car lots across wheat, corn and hay including 14 cars of corn and 10 cars of oats and hay totals 5 to 14 car variances.
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Hay
Timothy
Grain Prices and cash forward quotes from Toledo
Toledo reports cash and futures figures for wheat corn oats rye and seeds. Wheat cash and May at 1.08 and December futures. corn September 0.5644, December 0.334, May 0.5640. oats cash and September 0.861, December 0.36, May 0.3956. rye No 2 0.7334 and No 3 0.60. clover seed cash October December and March at 9.05. alsike prime 9.4 October. lim othy prime October and September at 4.40.
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Toledo
Alsike
Limothy
Outside Grain Markets Closing Prices
Global wheat prices on September 21 show modest variations. Minneapolis and Duluth report September near $1.98 and $1.13 respectively, while Winnipeg and St Louis feature October and December figures near $0.97 to $1.14. Kansas City New York Toledo list September around $1.00 to $1.08 with May and December futures noted.
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Minneapolis
Duluth
Winnipeg
C. ST. Louis
Kansas City
It&e
New York
Toledo
Wheat and corn markets face bearish cash and futures saws
Liverpool prices opened little changed with slight declines for wheat and corn at 1:30 pm. Chicago receipts show heavy contract grading and year ago totals. Reports suggest most corn mature and safe from damage barring a hard freeze, while bears gain on favorable weather and liquidity, prompting caution for December corn. Cash sales total 20,000 bu with potential 100,000 bu more and prices easing about a cent.
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Finley Barrell & Co
Bears
Wall Street Opens With Varied Moves on Leading Stocks
Steel common Union Pacific Reading and Interborough lead the irregular early session on Wall Street with modest gains and heavy tone at times. Amalgamated weak Interborough-Metropolitan slips and bonds hold steady as news from Minnesota boosts Hill stocks and broad market rallies late in the day.
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NEW_YORK
Steel Common
Union Pacific
Reading
Interborough
Wall Street
Interborough Preferred
Great Northern
Southern Pacific
Amalgamated
Interborough-Metropolitan
St. Paul
Minnesota
Otis
Legislative
Northern Pacific
1St
New York Bar Silver Closes Higher
New York market report shows commercial bar silver at 53 54 cents per ounce, up 4 cents, with Mexican dollars trading at 44 1/2 cents.
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New York
Fruits and Vegetables Commission Row Wednesday
A carload of Rockyford melons arrives with three varieties. Prices on diverse fruits including apples, bananas, cantaloupes, cranberries, figs, grapes, berries, melons, citrus, pears, pineapples, watermelons, and vegetables across multiple regions and crates. Detailed unit prices and crate amounts for Indiana, Ohio, New York and California origins appear.
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Rockyford
Duchess
Jonathan
Jancy Jonathan
Colorado
Grimes Golden
Vandevere
Massachusetts
Smyrnia
California
Malaga
Indiana
New York
Concords
Wisconsin
Demak-Caltore
Messina
St. Michaels
Utah
Elbertas
Ohio
Michigan
Incomplete Wheat and Corn Prices From Bupplo New York Market
Fragmentary OCR shows grain quotes from Buppalo New York dated Sept 21. Wheat No 2 red around 1.02 and various corn and oats bids listed with several illegible or garbled entries. The readable portion indicates general market price reporting for agricultural commodities.
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Buppalo
N. Y
Money on Call Rates Hold Steady in New York
NEW YORK MONEY. NEW YORK, Sept. 21 Money on call, 1 percent. Time deposits unchanged at 60 days 3 percent, 90 days 4 4 percent. Six months 4 4 percent. Posted rates Sterling exchange 4.8442 4.87 with actual business in bankers piles at 4.86 15 for demand bills. Prime mercantile paper unchanged.
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NEW York Money
New York
Sterling Exchange
Mercantile
Financial Notes on Industry and Markets
Industrial earnings show modest utilization with 65 percent capacity and expected October disbursements around 170 million dollars. Money rates may firm slightly as end-month preparations begin, but banks unlikely to expand loans amid crop movements. Wall Street roundup highlights Interboro financing, tariff commissions, steel pricing, tinplate trade gains, and rising export activity.
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Logano& Bryan
A. W. Thomson Co
Markets in Indianapolis and New York Trade Data
Indianapolis market notes list cheese eggs poultry and dairy prices with fresh and imported Swiss and cheddar rates. New York reports flour, pork, lard, sugar, coffee, tallow, hay, and butter with price ranges and activity levels for the day.
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Indianapolis
Neufchatel
Eagle State
Chicago Market Prices for Dairy and Poultry September
Chicago reports butter extras priced at 30 cents with firsts at 254 cents, dairy extras at 30 cents, firsts at 2534 cents. Eggs show prime firsts at 23 cents, firsts at 210. Cheese lists Twins 144 Jie and Young Americas at 15 to 16 cents. Live poultry includes fowls and geese at 10 cents.
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Chicago
Concessions in steel market move debated by financial districts
Finley Barrell & Co notes a thirty day stock range with limited trades and predicts a bull move in specialties, while the New York Sun calls the market dull yet drifting with narrow price swings. A Southern railway annual report due June 30 promises a large year with about 7 percent on preferred stock.
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New York
Finley Barrell & Co
Close
Aitchison
Aunconda
Balt
Ohio
Padge Wees i
Tals Co
M&s
Erie
Interboro
M. Ah & Ae
Central
Northern Pacific
Penn
People’s Gas
Rep
Steel
Rep. Steel
Reading
Rock Island
South. Pacific
Pacific
Union ° Steel
New York Times
Stock Exchange
New York Sun
Wall Street
Sottherm Railway
Klondike Mining Boom in Dawson Alaska Report
George C. Cole reports from Dawson Alaska on the Klondike placer district, noting 150 million dollars in gold produced since 1808 and estimates that another equal amount remains. Twenty dredges and hydraulic plants operate this season, with ten major companies investing over 17 million dollars. Copper ore, coal, and quartz mining are present, with most gold shipped to the United States by registered mail.
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George C. Cole
United States
Dawson
Alaska
Klondike Placer
Machhinery
New Camilian Mint
Tacoma
White River
Dividend Declarations From Multiple Firms
The Corn products refining company declares a regular quarterly dividend of 1 percent on its preferred stock payable October 10 to stock of record September 30. International nickel company posts a 1 percent preferred dividend, a 1 percent plus an extra 0.5 percent on common stock, with payments on November 1 for preferred and December 1 for common. American agricultural chemical company announces a regular semiannual dividend of 3 percent on its preferred stock payable October 13 to stock of record September 30. Kansas City Southern declares a regular quarterly dividend of 1 percent on its preferred stock. Central Railroad of New Jersey sets 2 percent payable November 1 to holders of record October 71. American brake shoe and foundry company posts quarterly dividends of 1.5 percent on both common and preferred stocks, payable October 11 to stock of record September 26.
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American Central Life American Creosoring Co
Pelt Railroad Common
Belt Railroad
Capitol National
Central Trust
Citizens’ Gas
Indiana
Indiana National
Indiana Union Traction
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Gas
Northwestern
Ind
Southeastern
Tay
Bianchpolis
Indianapolis Trac. & Term
Ekokomo, Mar
West
Trac
Ue Law
Ceesseceesese
Rateene Las
Bhaycock Mfg
Atch
Pate Marion Trust
B. R
Marott
R. G
Heat
R. I. Col
Eric Genny P
People’s State Bank
Mg Reeves & Co
Securit Trust
Terre Faute Trac. Light “Co
New York
CURB
East. Com
East
Oval Hosay
Iserr
Union National Beast
la Rose de
Ai Mi Union T Action Com
Rawhide
Ohio Connat
Union Traction
Miami Cp
Chi. Suh
Union Trust
van Camp Hardware
Winifredeath Fleer
Kroux An He Galdhil
Vandalia Coal ‘Co
COD
Vandalia Coal Co
Colie
Wasson Fc
Atlas Engine Works
Eae
Lurie
Ray Bis
Dav. Daly
Broad Ripple
Py Me Ceae Eateanes Citizens’ Gas Co. Ls
Pocahontas
Ty Hib Citizens
Street Railroad
Brazil
NEW York Cotton Dela. & Madison Co
Urge Si
Tadiemn Lee
Bluley Barrell & Co
W. & Wab
Val. T. Co
Hell
Indiana Hotel Co
Connellsville
Hig Low
Close
Indiana Union Traction Ds
Ono
Ind Vis
Columb & Southern
Eeesee
Bere
Indianapolis & Eastern
Indianapol
Indianapolis & Greenfield
Indianapolis & Martinsville
Tudors
Northwestern Ie
Inpdis
Huy
Indianapolis Trac
Erm
Indianapolis Water Sa
Kokomo
Mar
Merchants’ Heat
Corn Products Refining Company
International Nickel Company
American Agricultural Chemical Company
Payalle
Kansas City Southern
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
American Brake Shoe and Foundry Company
Metal market quiet in New York trade
The metal exchange in New York reported a quiet session with copper slightly higher while tin softened. Spot, futures for copper and lead and spelter quotes held near prior levels, tin moving around 34.25 to 24.50 with irregular bids and offers noted.
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New York
Metal Exchange
City Births and Local Deaths Reported in County Records
Alfred and Bertha Blosser welcomed a girl at 1042 High street. Marco and Angela Constantine reported a boy at 527 King avenue. George Paula and Viea Paula recorded a girl at 520 West Pearl. Walter Halliday and Martha Halliday listed a girl at 509 Wyoming street. Oren Hack and Elizabeth Hack had a boy at 2239 Broadway. Perry Lay and Florence Lay had a boy at 425 North Thinois street. Bar...
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Alfred and
Bertha Blosser
High Street
George and
Mathilda McQuade
Jefferson Avenue
Arthur and
Edith Adams
Central Svenue
Marco and
Angela Constantine
King Avenue
Francis and
Orie Woods
College Avenue
W. Bere
Anna Hale
Martindale Avenue
Viea Paula
West
Pearl Street
Walter and
Martha Halliday
Wyoming Street
Frank and
Magdalena Wuensch
Palmer Street
Walter
Enid Brown
Thirtysecond
Oren
Elizabeth Hack
Broadway
Asili
Mari Pueresi
Washington Street
Perry
Florence Lay
North Tlinois Street
Y . Cbarlier and
Bethet Stratton
North Valley Street
Marriage Licenses Reported for Six Couples
Albert Smith and Ethel Jordan. Harry Smith and Leona Darling. Frank Davis and Lillie Reiner. John Dugan and Mary Swift. Joseph Ray and Ada Beir. William Black and Cleo Sullivan obtained marriage licenses.
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Albert Smith
Ethel Jordan
Harry Smith
Leona Darling
Frank Davis
Lillie Reiner
John Dugan
Mary Swift
Joseph Ray
Ada Beir
William Black
Cleo Sullivan
BUILDING PERMITS LIST SHOWS MULTIPLE LOCAL PROJECTS
A long entry lists building permits and related costs for numerous residents and properties. Names include F L Hollweg, Laura A Cadwalader, J Titus, Ida A Wickersham, Anna Raffensperger, and Privett, with addresses on Washington Boulevard Fletcher Torbet North Delaware and others. Permit actions cover dwellings repairs porches elevators factories and wrecked structures with amounts ranging from 50 to 2600 dollars.
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F. L. Hollweg
Washington Boulevard
Forty-second
W. J. Scanlon
Fletcher
H.F. Whitford
Ashland
Laura A. Cadwalader
Torbet
Tarbet
Reisner
Anna Raffensperger
Woodlawn
Vicaress Laundry
East Market
Ay RB. Privett
Oliver
Sim Rauh
South Delaware
Real estate transfers list with numerous parcels
Numerous deeds record transfers in Perry township and nearby areas. Parties include David C Brackney, Brooks, Ezra Facemire, Albert Uhl receiver, Sue F Davis, Joseph W Hall, Earl Merrifield, William Wagoner, Charles Spencer, Mary OConnell administratrix, Lillian Lance, Furman Stout, Henry Bennett, Eve, Union Trust Company, Elia Jones, Jacob Jacquart, John Rikhoff, Albert Wessling, Capital State Bank, Jennie Pritchard, Cass Conaway, Harry Adams, and others. Properties span lots, blocks, and additions with prices from 150 to 327 ???.
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David C. Brackney
George W. McCray
Boulevard Park
Talbott Avenue
Twenty-ninth Street
Bartholomew DL
Brooks
John Karolick
Concord Street
Tenth Street
Ezra W. Facemire
Edward Ji. Facemire
Owens’ Park Grove
Twenty-Fifth Street
Sugar Grove Avenue
Albert &. Uhl
Lue
Johnson
Forest Park
Oakland Avenue
Winks Avenue
Sue F. Davis
William S. Garber
Butler
College Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Joseph W. Hall
Hugh Merrifield
Bradley Et al
East
Washington Street
Atkinson Street
New York Street
Earl P. Merrifield
William H. Wagoner
William M. Howard
Blake
Greeley Street
Market Street
Charles N. Spencer
Marie A. Euler
Talbott
Seventeenth Street
Mary O'Connell
Otta Yy. Kennedy
Belmont Avenue
Martha Street
Lillian
Lance
William L. Thomas
Julian Et al
Irvington
University Avenue
Audubon Avenue
Furman Stout
Josef Scendrei
Factory Park
Downing Street
Walnut Street
Charles Szendrei
Henry W. Bennett
Albert C. Schoen
Walker
Woodlawn
Keystone Avenue
English Avenue
Eve
Cloud B. Boone
Adam J. Schoen
McOul Union Trust Company
George Pruitt
Garfield Park
Southern Avenue
Boyd Street
Elia M. Jones
Lillian O. Lance
Indianapolis
Udell Street
Clifton Street
Conat
Richweln_ avenue
Indiana Street
Jackson Park
Sheldon Street
Jacob Jacquart
Cora B. Hughes
Shover
Capitol Avenue
Thirty-ninth Street
Ee E. Brian
John H. Rikhoff
Thomas W. King
King
Perry Township
Jennie M. Pritchard
Edwin T. Owens
Cooper's Sub
Oak Hill
Winter Avenue
Fernway
Cass Conaway
Same
Harry Adams
John
Findley
Northwest Quarter
Sarah HW. Wiggins
Caroline Holz
Real estate transfers recorded in Indianapolis area listings
A long list of property transfers across Indianapolis townships including Washington, Center, Perry, Franklin, and Wayne. Entries show buyers and sellers such as Dove, Mulvaney, Loutt, Christian, McCormick, Kr aemer, and others, with parcels described by lots, blocks, subdivisions, and streets like Noble, Delaware, McLain, Rural, and Fletcher. Sums range from $1 to over $55,000, with numerous improved lots and vacant parcels noted.
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McLain Street
Wilkins Street
Edna M. Christian
Wilmer F. Christian Sr
Ahen Et al
Delaware Street
Sixteenth Street
Christian
Washington Street
Rural Street
George C. Jackson
Bert C. Brunson
Washington Township
Jonathan Cook
Orval E. Mehring
Same
Jesse FE. Cone
Schofield Et al
Columbia Avenue
Twenty-eighth Street
William W. Knapp
Julian Et Als
Irvington
Rawls Avenue
Good Avenue
SSUC
National Investment Company
Patrick FE. McCormick
Lawrence
Martin R. Pollard
Patrick E. McCormick
Georges. McHaffey
Frank Riehl
George UC. Stumpf
Perry
Granville M. Mathews
Clara E. Matthews
Franklin Township
John J. Johnson
Amanda E. Crichlow
I. Fletcher
Ludlow Avenue
Nevada Street
Arthur ¥. Brown
Orion D. McFuarland
Western Heights
Wayne Township
Margaret E. Reeves
John M. McCollum
Anna L. M. Wiley
Northwest Quarter
Perry Town
Center Township
Johnston's
Outlet
Fletcher Avenue
Noble Street
Leo A. Wiley
Woodlawn
Centre Township
Wilmer F. Christian Jr
Moore Avenue
Grace Street
William E. Mick
Herver B. Fatout
Wilmington Park
Edward Daniels
Frank B. Fowler
Broddleigh
Washington Boulevard
Thirty Eighth Street
Toqua Webb
Clay Foster
Trotter
Brookside Park
Ewing Street
Newland Avenue
Margaret S. Shimer
Joseph H. Pattison
Holbrook
Prospect Street
Earhart Street
Orange Street
Ane Letitia Sehelschmidt
Nannie D. Hammer
Estep & Co
Michigan Street
Elizabeth E. Hewitt
Edwin E. Thompson
Morgan
Indianapolis
Eggruer
Morgan and Lee
William T. Marshall
Fred Waurster
Wuilderbrand
Steinbys
Caven
Benjamin F. Cline
Henry Hockensmith
Park Heights
Indianapolis Avenue
Twenty-ninth Street
Coston W. Conrad
Murry H. Owen
Conrad
Augusta
Incorporations and dissolution filed in Indianapolis area
The Bye Institute of Indianapolis with capital stock 2900 and directors S. M. Bye Charles A. McNeill and William M. Mumm manufactur[e] medicines. The Bippus off company filed notice at dissolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bye Institute of
Indianapolis
Capital Stock
S. M. Bye
Charles A. McNeill
William M. Mumm
Bippus Off Company
Limited Train Schedule Fragments For Connersville Dispatch
Fragmentary timetable shows limited trains between Connersville Rushville Shelbyville Greensburg and Greensburg with listed times such as 5:00 am 7:00 am and 9:00 pm and 11:30 pm. Telephone listings appear amidst the fragmented data.
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Lraive
7Connersville
Rushville
Connersville
Shelbyville
Greensburg Express
Greensburg
Oid
Main
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Chicago &Alton
Hain. & Dayton
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Local Securities
NEW York Bonds
Ucbu
Kentucky
Jersey
Buffalo Grain
J. P. Morgan and Company
Sherman
Tariff Commission
Washington
Soo Lines
Argentine Republic
American Car Foundry Company
Goldfield Consolidated
American Beet Sugar
New York Stock Exchange
Utah Copper Company
Nevada
Middle West
Rio No. T
Klondike
Robert (. Morrow
West North Street
Truth Irene Davis
Dell Street
Stanley E. Rhoads
East Twenty-fourth Street
Brana Sharf
South Senate Avenue
Katherine G. Connor
Grand Hotel
Hopora McNamara
Kelly Street
James Mantach
Holiday Street
Frank M. Millikan
A. A. Barnes
L. P. Newby 'E
Ores Slashier
W. F.C. Golt
W. K. Sproule
Asst
Harry B. Wilson
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Columbia National
East Washington St
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Law Building
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Indianapolis & Cincinnati Traction Co
Onnersville
Reensburg
Louisville
Seymour
Loeuisville
Scottsburg
Tad
Terre Haute
Indianapolis & Eastern Traction CO
Lebanon
Frankfort
Lafayette
Crawfordsville
Greenfield
Knightstown
Cambridge City
Richmond
Newcastle
Danville
Greencastle
Mooresville
Martnsville
Ene
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