Markets and Livestock Prices Report Friday Results
Friday markets show 5,000 hogs 2,200 cattle 1,500 sheep with gains in cattle and sheep versus three weeks, hogs down. Hog prices mostly from 9.10 to 9.65, light hogs up 10c. Cattle supply around 1,500 with mixed demand and firmer calves, but plainer grades eased. Sheep and lambs near 1,500 with lambs around 4.0 to 6.0 and yearlings up to 5.00. Regional notes from Pittsburgh, Buffalo, Sunton, Cincinnati, and Chicago mark steady to higher hog markets and varied cattle and sheep activity.
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Ines
Ittsburg
N. Y
Sunton
Far Western
Cincinnati
Eris Vay
Pric Ie
Snes
Calves
Outside Grain Markets Closing Prices
A brief slice shows wheat futures with September and December bids. Market text lists cash and No 2 north wheat with September and October figures, reflecting uneven closing statements and partial OCR.
Indianapolis Grain Prices and Carload Totals Reported
Wheat steady with No. 2 red at 97 cents, November and October futures noted. Corn strong with multiple white and mixed grades priced from 43 to 53 cents, various lots listed. Oats firm with No. 2 white at 35 1/2 cents and other grades down to 32 1/2. Hay quiet with timothy notes. Inspections show totals across wheat, corn, and hay carloads, including 10 cars wheat and 13 cars corn in mixed lots.
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Indianapolis
Hay
Timothy
Wagon Market Prices and Feedstuffs Summary
Market notes show price ranges for wagons and feed. Red oats listed at 95 cents with sample milling. Date and shelled products range 70e to 87, 82 to 36 cents. Straw sold at 5 dollars 9.50. Hay mixed 13 to 15, timothy 15 to 17.50, baled 16 to 17.
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Wadie
Saabe
Timothy
Toledo Grain Prices Stand Pat on Butter Eggs and Hay
Wheat quotes steady with cash and September at 1.01 and December at 1.04, May 1.033 1/3. Corn steady with cash and September at 56 1/4c, December 53 1/4c, May 56 1/4c. Oats steady with cash and September 36 1/2c, December 37c, May 39 1/2c. Rye No 2 78 3/4c, No 3 69 3/4c. Cloverseed cash, Oct, Dec, Mar at 9.42. Alsike Prime 9.40 Oct, 9.35. Timothy Prime 4.40 Oct, 4.30 Sept. Butter eggs hay unchanged.
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Bartlett
Pork Park
A. W. Thomson Co
Tase
oNominal
Toledo
Alsike
Timothy
Market prices for grains in Buffalo New York
Buffalo on September 23 reports grain prices for spring wheat No 1 shorthorn at 1.19 ½ per bushel winter wheat No 2 red 1.03 corn varieties range from 58 ¾ to 47 cents oats No 2 white 37 ½ cents to 36 ½ cents barley 7 ¾ cents rye No 1 8 cents No 2 7 ½ cents.
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Buffalo
XN. Y
Chicago Cash Grain Prices Report
Chicago cash grain data from September 23 shows Wheat No 2 red at 93 99 1 2 c, Corn No 2 at 54 44 c, Oats No 2 at 35 14 c. Prices reflect market ticks for immediate delivery and standard quality grades.
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Chicago
Continental wheat prices and Friday grain receipts
Bundled market notes report futures and spot prices for wheat in Berlin Antwerp and Budapest with US Friday closes in Liverpool Chicago and Minneapolis. Receipts show wheat corn oats car counts and year over year totals. forecasts expect declines as threshing winds down and supplies thin. Local securities show notable price moves across various firms including Indiana Hotel bonds and Van Camp Hardware.
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Chicago
Local Stock Exchange
Iown-Ketcham
Flettcher-American National
T. H., I. & E. Tractions
Indiana
Ft. Wayne & Wabash Valley Tractions
van Camp Hardware Pfd
Fruits and Vegetables Price List Excerpt
A dense list of fruit and vegetable prices from multiple regions and varieties. Apples range from $1.00 per bushel to $35 per bri. grapes, lemons, and oranges show various crate and basket prices. Includes pears, melons, berries, tomatoes, cabbage, and root vegetables with regional labels such as California, Indiana, New York, and Michigan.
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Jonathan
Colorado
Grimes
Golden
Vandevere
Roechyford
Standard
Massachusetts
Smyrna
California
Malaga
Indiana
New York
Wisconsin
Messina
Valencia
St. Michaels
Utah
Elbertas
Ohio
Michigan
New York Money. New. Tone Sept 23 Money on Call Rates
New York money market report notes money on call at 1 percent and time loans quoted for various periods. Posted rates appear for bank bills and exchange figures, with contemporaneous values for Storlng exchange and demand money, reflecting a bustling banking scene.
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New York
New
Storlng’ Exchange
Wall Street Opens With Mixed Losses In Steel Leaders
The market opened with declines in Steel, Union Pacific, Reading, St. Paul and Amalgamated Copper, amid a gloomier tone from a broad drop. Some recovery followed, but losses returned. Reading showed strength later after a favorable annual report, while St. Paul remained weak and gains were limited to certain issues. The London market echoed the downturn with standard stocks down, and curb trading was quiet before a late rally driven by covering and bullish activity.
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New York
Steel Common
Union F Pacific
Reading
St. Paul
Amalgamated Copper
Wall Street
Steel
London
London Exchange
Sherta
Hst
Interstate Commerce
Lane
Copper and metals markets ease at New York exchange
At the metal exchange on Friday an easier tone was shown for copper spot and futures. Tin at ten tons spot sold at 34.90, with lead and spelter unchanged. Quotations: Copper spot to November 12.05 to 12.15, lead 4.37 to 4.40, tin 34.87 to 35, spelter 5.50 to 5.60.
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New York
Finley Barrell & Co
Atchison Tae Tees
Pacific
M & St
Missouri
Central
North
Penn
Railwa
People’s Gas
Republic
Hock Island
Rock
Island
Southern
Texas Pacific
St Lew
Utah Copper
Metal Exchange
Steel and copper markets show mixed chances for autumn
The American Steel and Wire Co reports strong July and August bookings, with September gains. Daly West Mining halts dividends due to development and reduced production. Copper prices vary as 12%c bids clash with 18¢ fixed quotes amid 14% curtailed output and a 3 percent drop in world supply since July. Walsh Rail Cord reorganization cuts capital by 10.6 million. Cincinnati bids on waterworks bonds. Chicago Burlington & Quincy notes satisfactory traffic with growing grain and merchandise shifts. Industrial dividends total 884134000 in October, up about 4.7 million from last year.
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American Steel and Wire Company
Daly West Mining Company
Calumet and Heck
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Markets in Indianapolis and New York reports
Markets in Indianapolis list butter eggs and dairy products with prices for creamery and goose, followed by New York trading in flour pork lard and various dairy items. The notes include ranges for cheese butter eggs and poultry and recap transportation and stock market style pricing from September.
Dairy and poultry prices from Chicago market report
Chicago market notes list dairy extras at 25 cents, 27 cents for firsts, and 25 cents for others. Eyes-Prime firsts at 24 cents and 22 cents, Cheese-Twins at 11 cents and 16 cents for Young Americas. Live poultry prices show fowls 13 cents, ducks 14 cents, geese 10 cents.
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New York
Middle West
Leese
Ile
Chicago
Northwestern roads decision stirs market profit taking
The Minnesota rate case decision favored by Northwestern roads prompts profit taking as investors unload stock after the news. Heavy sales and liquidation by tired holders follow the rally, while Wall Street shows mixed signals about near term direction. Interstate Commerce Commissioner Lane says railroads must curb operating expenses without relying on price hikes.
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Minnesota
Wall Street
Interstate Commerce
Lane
W. G. Bezler
George Baer
Jersey Central
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
New York City
City Statistics Births and Infant Conditions
A list from city statistics records the births at multiple addresses with several infant names and genders. It also notes several infant and adult deaths or health issues including tuberculosis, pneumonia, nephritis, influenza colitis, and streetcar injuries, plus a few placed orphans.
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Ben Cohen
Charles Street
Infant King
East Walnut Street
Josie Lytle
West Twenty Third Street
Martha June Miller
West Morris Street
Leva L. Decker
Brookville Road
Anna M. Little
South Rural Street
Herbert Blain Anderson
Indianapolis
Hamilton Miles
Harlin Street
Thomas Ty
Hamilton
Oxford Street
Local Pairings Listed For Social Guests
John Burke and Mary G McDonald. Robert Dunn and Grace Jones. William M Swan and Cleo Brown. Fred Sugar and Ida Forsythe. Lewis Stenn and Tot Grayson. G D Dugan and Laura Ricketts. Townsend Griffith and Effie Slack. Samuel Russell and Lois Long.
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John Burke
Mary G. McDonald
Robert Dunn
Grace Jones
William M. Swan
Cleo Brown
Fred Sugar
Ida Forsythe
Lewis Stenn
Tot Grayson
G. D. Dugan
Laura Ricketts
Townsend Griffith
Effie Slack
Samuel Russell
Lois Long
Miscellaneous Property Repairs and Dwellings in London and Nearby
A garbled list records numerous property actions including dwellings and additions at addresses such as London near Twenty-seventh and 910 Olive, repairs on North Tivols and 2411 Talbott, remodels on North Rural and 428 North Pine, and various sums from 50 to 8500 dollars. Entities include Julia Young, W Pearcy, Jose Cain, Mansur heirs, Newby, and Rose Winterrowd among multiple firms and companies. The fragmented OCR implies a local notice of property improvements and orders with monetary values and street locations.
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Julia Young
London
Twenty
L. B. Milligan
Talbott
W. O H. M. Black
North Tivols
Sis
W. Pearcy
South Ritter
Jose Cain
Olive
John Barniree
Baltimore
E.sb. Brighim
North Rural
Peoples’ Heat and Light Company
Aidditi
Alabama
Sixteenth
Test Heat and Light Company
B. PF
Abrams
Repurs
West Twenty- Elen
Inrence Sehirt
West Py Elfth
Mansur
Washington
Albert PL Miller
Retail Coal Prices Listing By Bonded Nos and Notes
A garbled OCR listing shows coal price quotations and bond notation across multiple railroads and manufacturers. It includes references to Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe and other rail lines with various 4s and 5s notes, percentages, and unevaluated figures, creating an unclear market snapshot.
Real Estate Transfers Pace of City Lots Change Hands
A long list of property transfers records dozens of deeds. Many parcels, from 38x148 feet to 150x630 feet, change between buyers and sellers including Brady, Ferree, Brown, Jarrett, Ummel, Reeves, Barton, Howes, Meyer, Quack, Waddell, Holloway, McBride, Loutt, Staton, Proctor, Gilpin, Youngerman, Goebel, Speckle, Cochran, Flick, Cahalan, Stanley, Power, Uhl, Muir, Munro, Whitman, Shonkwiler, Schmidt, Wente, Hume, and others. Values range from 225 to 1,000 and up to 435,065 total.
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Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company
Jasper W. Brady
Meyer
Torbett Street
Brooks Street
Helen M. Hawk
William M. Ferree
Reneche
Gale and
Washington Street
Arthur V. Brown
Matilda E. Dietrich
Windhurst Place
Madison Avenue
Adler Street
Roy H. Jarrett
William C. Russell
Glenarm
Powell Avenue
Jarrett Avenue
Henry Bookward
Myrtle A. Ummel
Adam's
Olney Street
Tenth Street
William H. Morrison
Rory _H. Jarrett
Decatur
Margaret FE. Reeves
West Park
Addison Street
New York Street
Edith J. Bunt
Patrick J. Barton
Langsdale’s
Northwestern Avenue
Twenty-first Street
Jane W. Jones
Hose A. Howes
Rocky Ripple
Fairview Park
Ae William E. Ferris
Frank H. Meyer
Frank
Meridian Street
Kareher Street
Will AH. Whittaker
Indianapolis Mortar and Fuel Company
Hubbard's Sub
Indianapolis Avenue
Twenty-ninth Street
Crown Hil Cemetery
Cassius Cortellus
Seation
Crown Hill
Union Trust Company
Christian J. Quack Et al
Garfield Park
Southern Avenue
Boyd Street
William L. Elder
Gregory FE. Waddell
Edgewport
Elderv
Madison Avenues
Alice Il
Holloway
William BP. McBride
Julian Et al
Rechwood Avenue
Arlington Avenue
Witter J. Hubbard
Nancy E. Loutt
Noble’s
Vine Street
Vermont Street
Otis Kirkpatrick
John W. Staton
Coburn
Lee Street
Morris Street
Ida G. Smith
Edmond E. Proctor
Greentenf
Thirtieth Street
School Street
James E. Gilpin
Bertrand L. Smith
Wagner
Thurman Street
Brookville Avenue
Andrew J. Myers
Josephine Youngerman
Miami Powder Company
Ssarne Street
Lambert Street
Louis P. Goebel
Morris
Armstrong Park
Thirty-fifth Street
Clifton Street
Edwin FE. Thompson
Ruddell
Ashland Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Arthur Buttler
Harvey A. Spurgeon
Springdale
Caldwell
Temple Suvenue
Eleventh Street
Swine
Matilda Speckle
Hawley E. Cochran
Rollin A. Turner
Gerrard
Prospect Street
Big Four Railroad
Charles B. Flick
Mary F. Flack
Franklin Township
Teucha D. Stanley
Patrick J. Cahbalane
Lincoln Park
Talbott Avenue
Twenty-fourth Street
Patrick J. Cahalane
Louis Bd. Stanley
Edward G. Power
Charles H. Starkey
Northwest Quarter
Wayne Township
Albert EB. Uhl
Bessie F. Uarlan
Forest Park
Crating Street
English Avenue
Sonn
James W
Augusta
Incorporations and Church Board Changes in Indiana
Notices announce Electro Lighting Co of Indianapolis with 100000 capital and named directors Charles Wedding Samuel C. Benick and William H. Harbison. Also, Wesleyan Methodist Church of America increases directors from five to nine with new trustees James Oliver Baker Fairmount Jacob Hester Arlington David Wood Fairmount and Hiram M. Coulter Mt Etna. Riverside Electric Co of LaGrange County lists directors William H. Harbison and others.
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Electro-lighting Company
Indianapolis
Charles
Wedding
Samuel CC. Benick
Wiliam H. Harbison
Wesleyan Methodist Church of America
James Oliver Baker
Fairmount
Ind
Jacob Hester
Arlington
David Wood
Hiram M. Coulter
Mt. Etna
Riverside
Electric Company
Lagrange ‘County
Castock
Toads
Doh
William ' H
Indiana firms announce stock, directors and name changes
A batch of Indiana business notices lists capital stock changes and new directors for firms in Kokomo Germinia Terre Haute Tippecanoe Newton counties Evansville Indianapolis Rushville and Lafayette. Companies include Kokomo public utility, Germinia hall association, Smith land, Buerras valean, Ft Harrison savings, Cartwright Stevenson, Petry Co renamed Bacon Otis Co, Cole motor car, Farmers trust, Interstate land and timber. Namesist include Marott McHeynolds Kirkpatrick Carter Arnold Stan dun Burtenbach Weite Meyer Bueckenhofer Glaenecke Rahm Stan dun, Burtenbach, Weite, Meyer, Bueckenhofer, Glaenecke, Rahm, Smith, Murdock, Horne Pfaffitn Cowgill.
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Reinhold Rahm
Smith Land Company
Tippecanoe
Newton
Capital
William W. Smith
Samuel T. Murdock
Charles M. Murdock
Lafayette
Buerras Valean Company
Evansville
Howa
P. Eells
George F. Steedman
W. W. Coleman
E. K. Swiga
Bacon, Otis & Co
Cole Motor Car Company
Indianapols
Farmers’ Trust Company
Rushville
Object
A. P. Walker
A. P. Wagoner
D. H. Dean
Interstate Land and Timber Company
Indianapolis
Capital Stock
James T. Horne
H. J. Pfaffitn
Joseph E. Cowgill
Notice to heirs and creditors in Bacon and Marion estates
In Marion County probate, September term 1920, Frank E. Gavin as administrator de bonis non presents final account of Fannie M. Bacon estate for examination on October 5, 1910. Heirs and creditors must appear and show cause why approval should not be granted and prove heirship. Also James L. Gavin administrator of Duncan T. Bacon estate presents final account for examination on October 5, 1910. heirs and creditors must appear and show cause why approval should not be granted and prove heirship.
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Fannie M. Bacon
Marion County
Frank E. Gavin
Manon County
Fhane E. Gavin
Duncan T. Bacon
James L. Gavin
Aaid
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