Wall Street Opens With Mixed Rally After Yesterday's Advance
New York August 10 The stock market opened with momentum from yesterday's late rally but light total volume and cautious speculation. Among early moves Union Pacific rose to 358 1/2 then 156, St Paul up nearly a point, Southern Pacific and Pennsylvania futures higher, Consolidated Gas leading gains to 138. Norfolk & Western and Southern Pacific notable, while most others moved within narrow bounds amid a moderate first-hour rally and subsequent pullback.
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jcripps-McRie Presa Association
New York
Union Pacific
St. Paul
Mort
Southern Pacifc
Pennsylvania
Baltimore & Ohio
Anaconda
American
United States Steel
Norfolk & Western
Southern Pacific
Consolidated Gas
Tinton Pacific
Colorado
Brooklyn
Ist
Local Securities Market Shows Bullish Traction Amid Thin Demand
Trading remained thin as Traction common rose with a 44 point gain on the exchange. A 3% bid for 30 shares stood unfilled, while brokers projected the issue could climb toward 40 bid. Street Railway gained as well, with strong sentiment for Traction and Terminal, though most quotes stayed unchanged. Wheat and futures details appeared in scattered notes with mixed delivery statuses.
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Union Traction Common
Exchange Unis
Iase
Tag
Neo
Amer
Central Life Me
American National Bank
Atlas Engine Works
Tee Capital National Ink
Gentral Trust Company
Citizens’ Savings Deposit Co
Climax Coffee & Bak
Pwar. Co
Columbia National Bank
Farmers’ Trust, Company
Ryca Federal Union Surety Co
Wayne & Wah
Val
Coaty Homa Brewing Co
Anfiana Hotel
Komp
X & West
Trac
Law
Laycock Mfg
Pre
Marian Trust Co
Merchants’ National Bank
Peoples Deposit Bank
ANZ Ae
People’s Light & Heat
Reeves & Co
Becurity, Trust
Union National
Union
Val. Trac
Topa Hotel Company
Fies
Indiana Union Traction 5S. Inc
Cal. & Southern
Indianapolis & Eastern
Indianapolis Gas
Indianapolis & Green
Ind
Martinsville R. T
Indianapolis Northern
SOE
Indianapolis Street Railway
Sig
Indianapolis
Term
Indianapolis Water Co
Union Traction of Indiana Ba
Chicago Live Stock Prices and Receipts Summary
Chicago live stock data show cattle and hog receipts around 1,500 to 3,300 animals with varied prices. Cattle ranges include primals at 5.25 to 6.50 per cwt, medium at 6.25, and cows and heifers 2.60 to 6.20. Hogs receipts near 5,9025 with roughs at 5.50 to 6.15 per cwt. mixed weights noted.
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Scrippr-menaerrean Aance
Chicago
Aleady
Prima Caves
Grain and hog markets show mixed moves across cities
Chicago grain values edge up slightly with September wheat at 124 1/4 to 124 1/2 and other months mixed. Indianapolis hogs slip about 10 to 40 cents in two days as buyers bid on shipped “blue foot” hogs from Franklin county, while cattle hold steady and sheep and lamb markets stay firm but slow. Cincinnati reports steady cattle, hogs, and sheep receipts with slight price variation.
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Scrippa-McRae Press Association
Chicago
Indianapolis
Franklin County
John Pritchard
Edinburg
Kingan & Co
Ecrippe
Prena Association
Cincinnati
Culves
City Record for a Day Residents and Deaths in Broad Listings
The list includes names and addresses of residents such as Edward and Maggie McGamiley and Mary Miller with addresses on Washing tion street and Elm avenues. It records deaths at St Vincent's hospital and City hospital including Parry H Farraw and Garret E Brown with ages and causes like pneumonia and tuberculosis. Also notes group marriages and building permits for homes on Hoyt and Irvington avenues along with replacements and relocations of dwellings.
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Edward
Maggie McGamiley
City, Co
William
Nora Schiorser
Eliiem Ant Mary Miller
Parry H. Farraw
St. Vincent's Hospital
Thomas Wrenn
Bummit-st
John Phillips
Garret E. Brown
City Hospital
Joseph W Carr
Harding
Albert A. Wirneke
Joia Mueller
Vermont-st
Tet Livingstone
Maple-st
Darnell St
Belth Bandrock
Theresa Allee McGobmannan
Edward Moon
Welda Telia Horare Faulkner
Mary E. Logan
Wille Billips
Gertrude Steward
David M. Grever
Lizzie E. Green
J. Boyce
Hoyt
Charles D. Pearson
Wabash
Fea M. Smith
Irvington
Hoffman
Ghelay
Olive Brown
Irvington Ave
Washington
Owens
Arlington
Summer Society Notes From Otterville
Society items describe visits among Humphrey and Compton families in Edinburg and northern Indiana, travels to Winona Lake, Seymour, Evansville, and Kentucky river trips, plus a home wedding in Indiana with Laura Merle Nobes and Thomas Hube. The note mentions Julia Rosenova, Miss Vickery, and Miss Straub among fraternity sisters and students. Married announcements include Laura Nobes and Thomas Hube and Valley Light Archer with Alyce Aldred and William Prue in Syracuse and New York.
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Laura Merle Wobes
A. C. Nober
Thomas H.ubel Fople
N. Alabama St
Julia Rosenovah
David Herron
Mendelssohn
Sytiac
Mine Valley Light
Dr. R. 0 Tight
William 4. Archer
New York
Mian Alyce Aldred
William Prue
Fortville
Syracuse
Church of Mar Sevinr
Crop conditions report from Washington August update
The crop reporting board of the department of agriculture released an update noting corn at 88.1 average condition for August, down from 97.6 last month, and spring wheat at 86.8, compared to a prior 1 value and slight month-to-month change.
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Cane Cross
Scrippr
Washington
Crop Reporting Board
Department of Agriculture
Community notices and events fill city schedule
A string of city items lists meetings and festivities including a Friday 2 30 p m Northeast W U meeting at Spades park and a church fete to aid a local fund. Also announced are a German societies alliance gathering in Fort Wayne with about 30 Indianapolis attendees.
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T. U
Capitol
Alliance of German Societies
Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
H. E. Barnard
State Board of Health
Indians League of
State Board
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Local Securities
City Grain
Gike
Gio
New
Fister
Timothy
Heer Sne
Chicago Grain
Serinos-McRace Press Ansociation
Sccipps-McRae Prese Association
Western Steam
Spot
Tehickene
Joe
MTU
State
William A. Humphrey
Frank Compton
Preferick B. Sterns
Rushville
David A. Herron
Winona Lake
Jessie B. Boyland
Brown's Valley, Ind
Joseph Pinckney Durham
Col. W. D. Allison
Ocean Grove
Kate Durham
Seymour
Julia Straub
Mabel Vickery
Evansville
Dora Tooker
Broadway
Miss Straub
University of Michigan
Miss. Vickery
Fraternity
Mrs. Insley
Miss Rebecca Insley
Samuel Gilman
Corydon
Jeane Latien
Missex
Florence
Grace York
Kentucky
French Lick
Ashe
Sibel
Gene
Park Ave
John H. Rice
N. Meridian
Central
Henry C. Welch
Chase
North Side
New Maysville
Proctor, Silvey
Long
Kendal
McMurry
Biddle
William Proctor
Thorntown
J. M. Kensdail
Elizaville
Diana
Fred Wilson
Serledan
Monon ‘Gallround
Wilson
Caph Martin Hyland
Bartholomew County
Ation
the Star Shirt
Barment
Washington and
Pennsylvania Streets
Merchants’ Association
R. R
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