Markets Show Lower Receipts Across Hog Cattle and Sheep
Receipts Monday totaled 2,500 hogs 1,550 cattle and 200 sheep or lambs, down from a week ago and the year prior. Hogs sold mostly at steady to slightly lower prices with heavy bars at 9 dollars and lights up to 9.65. Cattle faced slow demand for killing stock and improved calves while cows and steers varied to steady. Sheep and lambs were fairly active near last week’s closing prices with lambs at 6.75 and sheep around 4.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heeves
Ncinnati
Fedium
Steee
Pittsburg Livestock Market Report Distorted Prices
Cattle supplies at Pittsburg on Sept 26 show slow market with prime cows and heifers fetching higher numbers, while common cattle trend lower. Sheep, lambs, and hogs mixed with various regional quotes. Ohio Cincinnati and Minnesota listings show similar declines and gains across cattle and hog categories.
Cotton Census Report Shows Decline in U S Cotton Stocks
The census bureau reports the total cotton supply for the year ending August shows 3,326,927 bales less than the previous year with broad declines in exports and production. It lists United States holdings, export figures, and spindle activity, noting shifts in stock and runnings across the two prior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shington
Bates
United States
Indianapolis Grain Market Report
Indianapolis grain market notes weak wheat prices and steady corn demand. Inspections show varied car counts for wheat and mixed grains, with no dramatic shifts. wagon market lists milling sample rates and hay prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Uway
Hay
Timothy
Wheat and grain price report from Toledo Ohio
Wheat cash and futures listed with September at 83.00 percent and December at 1.025 dollars per bushel. corn values show September 5644 cents, December 5454 cents. oats at 36 cents for September and 38.5 for December. Clover seed and timothy values given for October December and March terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Aisike
Timothe
Grain price list uptown shows varied prices across crops
Spring wheat No 1 northern at 1.19. Winter wheat No 2 red 1.03 No 2 White 1.01. Corn No 2 yellow 58 4c No 3 yellow 57c No 4 yellow 56c No 3 56 44c. Oats No 2 white 87 44c No 8 white 36 5 4c No 4 white 35 ge. Barley 73 78c. Rye No 1 78 144c No 2 77 440.
Chicago cash grain market notes Sept 26
Chicago cash grain report lists wheat No 2 red at logagec and corn No 2 around 814653%e. Data appears garbled with unclear grade codes and prices, reflecting a damaged OCR segment from the Sept 26 market page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Idlge
Outside grain markets report summary
Minneapolis and Duluth quotes show December wheat at around 1.10 and 1.13 dollars with various futures. Winnipeg Toronto and St Louis state December and May prices in the near term. New York and Kansas City list September and December wheat around 1.04 to 1.07 dollars, with Toledo noting December at 1.02 and May at 0.99.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Duluth
Tsnipeg
Man
ST. Louis
Kansas City
Sen York
Toledg
Booth Fish
Chicago
Subway
Fila Swift &Co
Pace
Sears-Ro
United
New York
Tr’m
Rawhide
Lakse
Miami Cp
Ain Y Ohhcp
Ray Conus
Ry Co
Gt Chino Cp
iCaMn
Nipissing
Aircec
Kerr Lake
Exon
Giroux
HisiEiryvo
Brit. Col
Grain Gossip on Wheat Market and Trade Factors
Grain Gossip discusses the wheat market with opinions from Joseph F. Pritchard of the Chicago Examiner and Wentworth MacKenzie & Co. on export needs, prices, and carrying charges. It notes large visible supplies, rising stocks in Chicago and Minneapolis, subdued milling demand, and signals that European imports and domestic use affect prices, with Liverpool quotes and U.S. receipts listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Pritchard
Chicago Examiner
Ocean Passage
Chicago
Minneapolis
Toledo
Wentworth MacKenzie & Co
Logan-Bryan
A. W. Thompson Co
Russia
Danube
India
Australia
Argentine
Europe
Duluth
Reading Leads Wall Street Up in Monday Trade
Wall Street opened with bullish activity as Reading surged about 14 percent and finished the morning with a four point gain from Saturday’s close. Union Pacific Southern Pacific and other rails rose modestly while Amalgamated Copper lagged with a 14 point drop. Steel common advanced and copper shares remained heavy. Trading volume reached 407000 by 2 pm as market breadth improved and floor specialists noted sustained demand from large holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
the Stock Exchange
Reading
Union Pacific
Southern Pacfic
Amalgamated Copper
London
Keung
G. Reid
Union Pacite
Baring Bros
Financial notes on banking and markets in 1912 outlook
James B. Forgan of First National Bank of Chicago warns of slower business growth due to politics. He notes crop movement fuels demand for money, but once moved, funds may pile up, depressing rates. Confidence and conservative policy could prevent broad financial trouble. Other items cover Berlin rate hikes, New York convention, rail unions, London money fears, Naples cholera, and cotton market expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Forgan
First National Bank of Chicago
The
North American Review
Wall Street
Berlin
New York State
Republican Convention
Washington
London
Naples
Sanlt Ste Marie
A. W. Thomson
New York
Fruits and Vegetables Price List From Local Market
A long list of fruit and vegetable prices per unit or crate from a local market. Apples include Wealthy Duchess Jonathan and more with varied prices. cantaloupes, cranberries, figs, grapes, lemons, limes, oranges, peaches, pears, pineapples, and others are priced by crate, box, basket, or per hundred weight. Various origins listed such as California, Indiana, New York, Wisconsin, and Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duchess
Jonathan
Fancy Jonathan
Colorado
Grimes Golden
Vandevere
Belleflower
Rockyford
Massachusetts
Smyrna
California
Malaga
Indiana
New York
Delaware
Wisconsin
Messina
Valencia
St Michaels
Utah
Elbertas
Ohio
Michigan
Gage
Watermeious
Fancy, Large, Inc
Markets News From New York And Chicago
Markets report mixed activity with New York grains steady flour dull pork and sugar varied prices while Chicago notes also mixed, with butter running higher and eggs steady. Live poultry and cheese shown at modest gains and declines across several categories in both cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Middle West
Rio
Chicago
Americas
Condition of National Banks Sees Strong Reserve Margin
Washington Sept. 26 A consolidated statement from the controller of the currency shows national banks total reserves at 1 847 713 686 an average 21 57 percent 87 608 802 above requirement. Loans and discounts total 5 467 160 637 overdrafts 1 681 capital stock paid in 1 002 000 000 surplus funds 648 268 369 undivided profits 5225 769 399 notes outstanding 674 821 8532 individual deposits 5 145 608 367 and United States deposits 36 309 598.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Bank
United States
Canvass of Provision Trade Offers Mixed Sentiment on Bulls
In a Saturday canvass of the provision trade at the Chicago Board of Trade, few speakers offered praise for the market. Traders cited weak meat demand, a heavy pig supply, likely bumper corn, and China's competition as factors hurting bulls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Board of Trade
China
Money on call and bank rates in New York market
Money on call at 1% to 2% and time money steady with 90 day rates at 4 44 or 4 0, posted rates. Sterling exchange quoted at 481%, bankers bills at 486.49 for demand and 4831, for 60 day bills. Prime mercantile paper unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Exchange
Prime Mercantile
Metal market report from New York exchange
On September 26 the metal exchange was quiet with copper weak, tin down 1 percent, and lead and spelter unchanged. Quotations show copper spot and September at 12.19 to 12.42, October and November at 12.02 to 12.12, lead at 4.344, spelter at 5.00 to 5.00, and tin at 31.75 to 31.85 per unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Railway declares quarterly dividend on preferred stock
The Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis railway reports a U4 percent quarterly dividend on its preferred stock payable October 20 to holders of record September 30. The annual stockholders meeting is set for September 26 with books closing September 6 and reopening October 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & S J. Louis Railway Company
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
WM. R. Driver
Retail Coal Prices and Varied Coal Types Listed
A condensed listing shows ton prices for anthracite including Raymond H sizes at 7.75, Pocahontas and Hocking lump and washed varieties from 4.50 to 6.00, Luhrig and Luhriz mine run at 4.50, Brazil block 5.50, Cannell, falling rock 6.74, and coke from Kanawha and Gushhouse at 5.50. Additional charges include ground floor or cellar dumping 0.50, chute charge 0.25, and coke bags 0.50 per bag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
Winifrede
Pittsburg
Brazil
Blossburz
Indiana
Cannell
Cannellsville
Ohio
Jackson
Trusted Watchman Steals From Mill
Oliver Montgomery a night watchman at Evans Milling Company was arrested Monday by Detectives Stewart and study for stealing flour. Missing sacks were reported weeks earlier. Montgomery confessed to taking flour and grain for two years and was caught selling a sack to a neighborhood resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Montgomery
Warren Avenue
Evans Milsing
Stewart
Study
Nolice
Montgomery
Returns at Dawn Fall Resumes After Night Fall
Chicago report describes John Ratkof waking residents after a fall from the third to the main floor of his apartment building. He had returned home at 2 am and, exhausted, slipped along the third floor banister attempting to reach his unit. He was uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John Ratkof
Ratkof
City births and deaths in local statistics record
A noisy city statistics list records numerous births with parent names and addresses, followed by a long sequence of deaths and medical conditions. Entries note ages, street addresses, and causes such as pneumonia, asthma, melancholia, diabetes, ulcers, typhoid, cerebral apoplexy, and heart issues, with several hospital or residence locations cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Frances Williams
North Capitol Avenue
John Carroll
Merrill Street
James To Robinson
Belmont Avenue
Cora Belle Wilson
Park Avenue
Henry H. Nienaher
Pleasant Street
Abbie T. Rodgers
Deloss Street
James M. Kennedy
East Market Street
Fred Tucker
City Hospital
Michael Warren
Spann Avenue
Michael A. Downing
North Merit_inn street
Harry A. Loughmiller
Fletcher Avenue
Marasmus
Katherine QR. Zimmerman
Brookside Avenue
Amy E. Hibner
Gale Street
Francis Marion Craig
West
Agnes Hofacker
Deaconess Hospital
Reuben Embry
Blake Street
Notable Pairings Mentioned in Local Notices
Lord W. Yount and Iona Petro, John Churchel and Eula Jones, Herbert Benelskorf and Carrie Cahn, Henry Blackwell and Lacey Singleton, Leonard Thorp and Anna Sturm appear in a sequence of documented pairings in the public notices section. The items likely reflect marriages, engagements, or cohabitation records listed by local officials or organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord W. Yount
Iona Petro
John Churchel
Eula Jones
Herbert Benelskorf
Carrie Cahn
Henry Blackwell
Lacey Singleton
Leonard Thorp
Anna Sturm
West End Ice Co Barn and Repairs Details
West End Ice Company barn on Lynn street valued at 700 dollars. Gett E Hatfield shed at 921 Udell street. E A Miller repairs at 210 Hamilton and 5125 Posie Healy repairs. 1054 High street priced at 50 dollars with T Helfer repairs. New Jersey street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End Ice Company
Lynn Street
Gett E. Hatfield
Udell Street
E. A. Miller
Hamilton
Posie Healy
High Street
T. Helfer
New Jersey Street
Real estate transfers list with numerous property trades
Real estate transfers record numerous parcels in Indianapolis areas including Cernett place addition English avenue Dearborn street Wright Street and Belmont garden additions. Parties include Norton Vernia Hoffman Caharene Koehler Shelby Offenbacher Craig Parker Beech Grove Owning Trust and many others with prices from 1 to 11000 dollars. Numerous lots, blocks, and subdivisions are described with locations on Indiana streets and townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. E. Norton
Sylvester A. Vernia
Cernett Place
English Avenue
Rural Street
Emily R. Hoffman
Patrick J. Caharene
Hoffman
East Michig Street
Dearborn Street
Michigan Street
Henry J. Kinner
Guardian
Louis Koehler
Sullivan’s
Wright Street
Bucknavan Street
Central Trust Company
George W. Shelby
Belmont Garden Place
Lawrence Township
Sylvester Johnson
Willie Craig
Julian Et al
Irvington
Rawls Avenue
Good Avenue
Beech Grove Improvement Company
Fred A. Parker
Beech Grove
Henry Whitinger
Grant Newby
Washington Township
William Thomas
Louis Fuchs
Routon Et Als
Fletcher
Maschusetts Avenue
Newman Street
Sameé
Squire
Columbia Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Pearl D. Reed
Anna Reed
Kernin Et Als
Atholl Street
Minerva Street
Rusdell Et al
Twenty-fifth Street
Capitol Avenue
St. Frederick W. Rosebrook
George E. Hillebrand
Linden Street
Cottuze Avenue
Charles S. Schofield
Alonzo G. Bullock
Sangster Et al
Manlove Avenue
Charles E. Hollingsworth
Frederick M. Herron
Hollingsworth
Morton Place
Alabama Street
Twenty-second Street
John C. Sehafer
Jackson Trabue
Hunt
Corning Street
Murry Street
George W. Coonse
Harvey BF. Durfee
Lincoln Park
Twenty-fifth
Pennsylvania Streets
John ¢. Hobson
Henry E. Zitz
Downey's Sub
Bryan Heirs
Bevrille Avenue
Tenth Street
Terry Be. Zitaloff
Lene Hobson
Same
George W. Mountain
Northern Heights
Buckle Street
Fortieth Street
Frek H. Day
John E. Reagan
St. George
Thirtieth Street
Annette Street
Security, Trust Company
Caleb A. Pritchard
Spring Garden
Finley Avenue
Shelby Street
Curran Frabue
Edson T. Woods
Pleasant View
Keystone Avenue
Iowa Street
Charles E. Tweed
Jefferson T
Tweed
Oxford Place
Morris Street
Rappes Street
Jose-Balz Co
Henry R. Martin
Property transfers and lot listings in Ingram to Fletcher subdivision
Transfers totaling 73,031 dollars cover numerous parcels from lot 217 in J Fletcher's subdivision to Apple Schmidt and Bonham deals. Listings include improved and vacant blocks on Ingram street Nevada Kenwood Drexel Wheeler and more with prices from 1 to 51,500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Fletcher
Ingram Street
Nevada Street
Guy RK. Brooks
J. J’. Masters
Haughey
Mapleton
Kenwood Avenue
Thirty-eighth Street
J. F. Masters
Guy R. Brooks
Gertrude Foltz
Ada Welsh
Minsur Park
Twenty-Eighth Street
Shriver Avenue
Wm. L. Elder
Anna M. Hartman
Eastern Heights
Beatty
East Street
Ruaymond Street
Benjamin F. Cline
Jat Walsh
David E. Sluse
Myers
Haineis Street
Salem Street
Thirty-fourth
Ado
Claypool
Johanna N. Fos
Northeastern
Wheeler Street
Thirty-seventh Street
Edward F. Claypool
Oliver M. Cosen
Northeastern Park Addition
Albert E. Uhl
Jennie Cartwright
Forest Park
Newton Avenue
Lasalle Street
Alvin Schellschmidt
Earle Barnett
Julian Trustee
Parker Avenue
Tenth Street
John J. Appel
Carl A. Schmidt
Meridian Place
Pennsylvania Street
Forty-fifth Street
William S. Taylor
Sarah E. Clegg
Martin
New York
Beauty Avenue
Owosso Avenue
Jeremiah A. Swails
Alice J. Lemasters
Swails
Acton
Evan A. Bonham
Arabella Hubbard
Fletcher Et al
Fletcher Avenue
Pine Street
Incorporations and dissolutions filed in several counties
Union Hospital association of Greene county board of governors includes J Ver lune Moss Walford Hamilton Harting Terhune Murphy Robertson Sherwood Mitchell and Polton. First Reuimanian political club of Gary lists Nik Ittu Pappa Moga Cloban Dobre Magda. Zlebron co operative casket association of Porter county filed notice of dissolution. Gem Telephone company Hancock county lists capital stock 400 and directors Larrabee Buesking Thom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Hospital Association of
Greene County
Dr. J. Verlune
Joseph Moss
John W. Walford
Willia J. Hamilton
Fred Harting
David D. Terhune
Enoch Murphy
Claud Robertson
James B. Sherwood
Quincy J. Mitchell
William Polton
Gary
Nik Ittu
Jacob Pappa
Constantine Moga
Petru Cloban
Sean Dobre
George Magda
Zlebron Co-Operative Casket Association
Porter County
Gem Telephone Company
Gem
Hancock County
Lewis N. Larrabee
Albert Buesking
Fred Thom
Train Schedule Notice for Rushville Connersville Shelbyville Greensburg
Timetable notice effective April 1 1910 lists limited trains between Rushville Connersville and connections to Shelbyville Greensburg. Connersville Dispatch uses stops only at Rushville and Connersville, while Greensburg express stops at Shelbyville and Greensburg with specified departure times and routes through Thones Main and Mid Main lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rushville
Connersville
Shelby
Terre Haute
Indianapolis
Stern Traction Co
Lebanon
Frankfort
Lafayette
Crawfordsville
Greenfield
Kulshtatown
Cambridge City
Richmond
Newcastle
Danville
Greencastle
Brazil
Mooresville
Martinsville
Ties
Razil
Dayton
Dayon
Cowyimbas
Saville
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Liverpool
A. W. Thomson Co
Vyyi Arecht
Ois
Nba
Qet
Rid. jyAsk
Buffalo Grain
Winnipeg
Nastsyear
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Chicago & Aston
Bot Cin
Ham & Aston
Hudson ‘Commantea
Hudson Companies
Rapia Transit
K. City Ry. & Light
Lackawanna Steel
Mino. & A Louis Y
San Fran
Southern Railway
Tidewater Company
Western Tel
Westinghouse
O Tenons
Benin
Ly & R
Eechtseciaine
Nor
Iluterboro Tareane
Pacific
U's Central
Nor. Pacific
Peoples Gas
Rock Island
Southern Pacific
Itt
Tol
Tae Ve
Tl & W Pfa
Siles Ot Wens Eveen
Igtig U
Steel Gzig
Ae &. Steel
Utah Copper
Wabash Sees
Ie' Eee
Wabash
Local Securities
Ask
American Central Life
American Creosoring Co
Belt Railroad Common
Tee Belt Railroad
Capitol National
Central ‘Trust Aees
Citizens’ Gas Company
Ny Columbia National
Wee Continental National Bank
Delaware & Madison Co
Farmers’ Trust Ey
Federal Union Surety
Fletcher Am National Bank
German American Trust Co
Home Brewing
Indiana Hotel Common
Indiana Hotel
Indiana National
Indiana Title Guaranty
Indiana Trust Co Ween
Union Traction Seaee
Indianapolis Abattoir
Indianapolis Gagee
Mar
Trac
Marion Trust
Laycock Mtg. Co
Araratt
Faratt Dept
Eare Heat & Light
Merchants
New National
People’s State Bank
Betes
Reevys & No
Security Trust
H Traction and Light Co
T. H
Union T. H
Indpls. & East
National Ee Feeae
Union Traction
Union Trust
Wean
van Camp Hardware
van Camp Packing
Vandalia Coal Co
Wae
Indiana Union Traction
Caplain
Southern
Ind
Buastern
Gus
Weetee
Northern
Northwestern
Kokomo
New Tel
Long
Ae T. H., Sodpls
Jon" Trac
New York Times
Len Bryan
New York Sun
Becs
Tve
U. Nushrooms
U. Radistes
Lima
Linzberg
New
Y. Cheddars
NEW York Bonds
Weta
So. Ry. S
Erie
Iran
Unifien
Ren
NEW York Money
METAL
Thomas and
Mary
California Street
David and
Jeanette Nee
West Morris Street
Charles and
Lydia Szendre
Downing Street
Ruxyimond
Zella Orr
Woodlawn Wyvenue
Marshal and
Anna van Arman
North
William and
Mabel Coleman
Bridge Street
Joseph and
Bessie Schaub
Mavion Avene
Sam and
Ethel Sullman
Harry and
Rose Schwimmer
Northwestern Avenue
Mary Reed
Silver Avenue
Bow
Aubrey and
Mabel Moore
Butler Avenue
Cosker
Maud Quillen
West Twenty-sixth Street
Joshua and
Mary Wright
Spencer Avenue
James and
Niza Stretsberg
Addison Street
Crystal Otto
Milburn Street
Bay
Neck
Baltwin & CO
Blig
Indianapolis & Cincinnati Traction Co
Louisville
Louisville Traction Company
Seymour
Scottsburg
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