Cattle and Hog Receipts Report Mixed Market Tone at Union Stockyards
Union Stockyards in Indianapolis reports cattle receipts around 1,000 and hogs at 5,000 with shipments near 250. Week so far shows little change vs last week but down about 100 from a year ago. Today's receipts up about 150 from last week and over 500 below a year ago. Demand remains cautious with lower prices in most classes, best feeders showing some tolerance while common stockers sell weakly. Representative sales include steers, feeders, and stockers with mixed price levels. hog market shows a liberal run and a slight improvement in receipts compared with prior periods.
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Union Stockyards
Indianapolis
Wales
Beceeerns S
Bisit-Baker Hi Company
Abovo
Market News From Stockyards and Cities
Interstate Stockyards Indiana Oct 1 cattle receipts light shipments none prices down about 25 cents for most classes except fat cattle demand is weak stockers and feeders few sales calf market steady few offerings sold quiet and easy prices for steers vary by weight hogs and sheep receipts limited price ranges mixed across regions in Kansas City Chicago and New York markets with cattle sales slow and care taken by buyers, overall tone cautious with steady to lower quotes in several centers.
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Interstate
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Sauer
Chicago
Texas Fed
New York
Reeves
ST. Louis
South Omaha
Texas
Reading
United States Steel and Southern Railway
Roosevelt
Southern Railway
United States Steel
Louisville
St. Paul's
United States
Rates on Loans and Exchange
Indianapolis reports commercial paper at 4 6 percent and time loans at 5 6 percent with clearings totaling 1 776 483.08. New York money on call at 6 10 percent, Sterling exchange steady. Foreign and domestic exchange posted rates, with major city clearings listed and bar silver at New York 51 1 2 cents per ounce.
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Indianapolis
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Chicago
New York Exchange
Foreign Exchange
Boston
Philadelphia
ST. Louis
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Ene York Exchange
Financial Market Rates and Treasury Balance Report
London notes show money at 2 percent 3 percent discount with 3 percent consol rates around 93 3 16. Paris lists three percent rentes at 99 and 82 4 for account with Spanish fours at 88 75. Washington treasury balances exclude the 150 million gold reserve showing available cash of 22 253 304 and redemption funds totaling 136 124 771.
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London
Paris
Washington
Treasury
Real estate transfers filed in Marion County Indiana
Instruments filed for record during the 24 hours ending 5 pm Oct 1 list transfers of Lots 19 4 and 21 in West Brookside Add and various other parcels. Several names appear including Harrington Fer gone Ehrisman Blanchard Johnston Schmid Bonner and Bond among others with prices ranging from 1 00 to 5 000.00 and total transfers amounting to 41 001.35 as recorded by Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Co.
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Recorder’s
Marion County
Indiana
Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
George L. Harrington
George I. Fergone
Wis
Brookside
Ehris
Mehard
Jacob Man
Hanna's ‘Reins
Highnday
Tenth St
Jacob Ehrisman
Mary A. Blanchard
SAMO
Estelle P. Johnston
Mary Lavelle
Lot
Douglass Park
Alabama St
Twenty-fifth St
Edward A. Strong
Joseph J. Schmid
Southam & Co
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le Grande Au
Paul Bonner
Lot Yandes
Outlet West St
Root St
Katle M. Stuard
Drake Jayhew
Twelfth St
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Frank L. Bullington
John M. Spencer
Long & Harlan
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Ernest L. Prather
Nellie G. Bond
Davis
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Indianapolis Car Company
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Johnson & Hogshire
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Young
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Kistner
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Pippecanoe County
Morton Place
Delaware St
Pork Leads the Market as Provisions Rally on Oct 1
On October 1 at Chicago Board of Trade provisions rose sharply with October pork up and closes showing gains. Pork and lard rallied amid strong demand and limited offerings while wheat corn and oats also edged higher. Bulls benefited from weaker receipts, favorable weather, and short-covering, with December wheat and corn trading higher across multiple exchanges.
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Tee
Trade in General Prices From St Louis to Baltimore Report
Market notes show flour steady with various wheat and corn prices across St Louis Baltimore and Liverpool stations. Prices include Red winter tents at 3.25, Elvoys 2.00, pork 17.05 old jobbing, lard 10, whisky 1.32, with receipts and shipments listed for flour wheat corn oats and other staples.
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Elvoys
Timothy Se
Hay Amathy
Liverpool
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Tures
Se Sd
Inin
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Market Report From October First Across Cities
Philadelphia and New York markets show steady to firm signals in butter eggs and cheese with varied regional receipts. Reports cite Butter steady, eggs firm, cheese firmer. New York lists steady markets for dairy products, poultry and meats with state and Western receipts.
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Lillie
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Produce Exchange
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Kansas
ST. IS
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New Industries Form as Firms File in Secretary of State
A flurry of incorporation filings was recorded with the secretary of state. Kinlogh Long Distance Telephone Company of Missouri seeks to lay wires through Indiana Illinois and Ohio with 300000 capital. directors include Nolker Wainwright Gehner Jones Wells Busch Lemp Orthwein Turner Kennard Nicolaus. Indiana Condensed Milk Company capital 15000 with directors Wilson Hollowell Stout. McMillan Construction Company capital 5000 with McMillan Helton directors. Corrugated Bottle Wrapper Company capital 100000 with Norris Schonia Owen Harper. Mutual Gas Company capital 7500 with Baldwin Heckenhauer Bush McPherson Throop. Wabash Savings Loan and Building Association increases to 1000000. Elkhart Frog and Crossing Works seeks manufacturing and mining charter. directors Fuldhouse Reed Goldwatt Geirl. Bristol Power Company capital 10000. Muncie Brewing Company capital 150000. directors Weisse Griesheimer Birken Swelgart Griesheimer. Commercial Club of Veedersburg capital 3000. directors Gookins Gray Songer Osborn McCord Kerr McMonigal Osborn Booe Keys.
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Indiana
Illinois
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William F. Nolker
Ellis Wainwright
August Gehner
Breckenridge Jones
Rolla Wells
Adolphus Busch
W. J. Lemp
William D. Orthwein
Charles H. Turner
Samuel M. Kennard
Henry Nicolaus
Indiana Condensed Milk Company Incorporated
William N. Wilson
Amos K. Hollowell
Elmer W. Stout
McMillan Construction Company
Har . McMilan
Hamilton B. McMillan
Sherman Helton
Owen Norris
Gustav A. Schonia
Kennedy R. Owen
Albert Harper
Mutual Gas Company
Oliver E. Baldwin
Christian F. Heckenhauer
Philip P. Bush
John McPherson
C. W. Throop
Wabash Savings, Loan and Building Association
John P. Weisse
John C. Griesheimer
John Birkenstock
John L. Swelgart
Charles A. Griesheimer
Commercial Club of
Veedersburg
J. W. Gookins
W. B. Gray
Hardy Songer
J. M. Osborn
W. H. McCord
J. N. Kerr
Samuel McMonigal
J. L. Osborn
L. H. Booe
Albert Keys
Real estate transfers list from city streets and avenues
Charles C. Kistner sold property on North Delaware Street to William Horn for 80 the highest price among today. James M. Heady bought Charles T. Boyer’s Keystone Avenue house for 5000. Herman E. Martens property on Hamilton Avenue sold to Frances B. Robinson for 3000. Estelle P. Johnson sold a North Alabama Street lot to Mary Lavelle for 3500. Lewis Bishop sold a property at New Jersey and St Clair to Dora V. Goss for 290. Ella Holt bought a lot on Eleventh Street from James H. Main for the stated price.
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Charles C. Kistner
William Horn
Tippecanoe County
Delaware Street
Twenty-second Street
Charles T. Boyer
Keystone Avenue
New York Street
James M. Heady
Herman E. Martens
Hamilton Avenue
Michigan Street
Frances B. Robinson
Estelle P. Johnson
North Alabama
Twenty-fifth Street
Mary Lavelle
Lewis Bishop
New Jersey
St. Clair
Dora V. Goss
Ella Holt
Eleventh Street
Xa Street
James H. Main
Pensions Issued to Listed Indiana Veterans and Relatives
Pensions for veteran certificates have been issued to a list of Indiana recipients including Curtis Travis Laporte Oliver W Higmemeces Lyles Laas etc Fbom N Mitchell Ivonia Asa Birdeaul Eade iuelioue tir Sit Adolph Kieser Cannelion Went Relatives OE Link Family Mary F Holland and others. The record names multiple individuals and families connected to the pension distribution.
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Laporte
Oliver W. Higmemeces Lyles
Laas
Fbom N
Mitchell
Ivonia
Asa Birdeaul
Eade
Iuelioue
Sit
Adolph Kieser
Cannelion
Il Fe
OE Link Famaly
Mary F. Holland
Banking House and A M Fletcher Receives Deposits
Banking House or A M Fletcher receives deposits subject to articles and regulations. They collect and remit accumulations and act as fiduciary for government bonds and other commission orders. Services include accounts for banks bankers corporations and individuals.
Safe Deposit Vault Details at 36 East Washington Street
Absolute safety rate claim for storage including trunks and packages. Text references INDIANAPOLIS and M, with garbled phrasing implying vault services and secure handling of valuables.
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