Market Report Prices Fall Across Hog Cattle and Sheep
Receipts Friday total about 7,000 hogs 1,250 cattle and 1,00 sheep with a loss versus a week and year ago. Hog runs were average with active trading and prices strong to high. Cattle saw fair numbers with little change from Thursday as native steers remained weak feeders and bulls steady. Sheep and lambs matched demand with lambs near $4.50 to $6.50 and ewes $1.50 to $3.75. yearlings up to $5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Ti Wei
Comnon
Spring Rapids
Enion
East Buffalo
N. Y
Cincinnati
Lisht
Grain Markets Report from Pittsburg and Midwest
Grain and livestock markets across Pittsburg Union Stock Yards and major cities show steady to firm prices. Cattle, hogs, and sheep receipts abounded with mixed to steady charts. wheat and corn futures in Chicago fluctuated, slight declines late Friday, with Oklahoma crop notes and Argentina export figures influencing sentiment.
Earlham Orators to Speak on Peace Contest
A representative from Earlham College will be chosen Saturday to represent the school in the state intercollegiate oratorical contest. Earlham has won the state title for three consecutive years and will compete in Indianapolis in February. Contenders include Hugh Jenkins Lawrence C Davis Tom Jones Earl Given Isabelle Tomas lord Cramp and Harold Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
Earlham College
Earlham
Indianapolis
Hugh Jenkins
Lawrence C. Davis
Tom Jones
Earl Given
Isabelle
Tomas
Cramp
Harold Rogers
Ewe Fon
Grain Market Totals From Silent Ledger
Wheat prices steady with no 2 white and 3 white listed at 45 cents and 14 cents. corn mixed and white varieties show numerous cars with totals near 44. oats steady with No 2 white and No 4 yellow cited. hay reported as quiet with No 1 and No 2 timothy totals across several cars. Ongoing car counts for wheat corn and oats indicate a broad market snapshot from the facility ledger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stesndy
Thy
Hay
Timothy
Wagon Market Prices From Wheat to Straw
Market brief listing prices for commodities including WWheat No 2 red at 91 cents per bushel sample milling annie Corn-Oll 60 0Be new 45 50c Shelled Oats 33 36c Hay Timothy 15 18 baled 15 18 mixed 13 15 baled 10 15 clover hay SWW 1s Straw Oats straw 5 7 wheat straw 5 6
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie
Timothy
Wheat Market Rises On World Supply Outlook
The Liverpool wheat market opened firm led by American strength with short covering and gains fueled by forecasts of smaller Russian shipments and lighter world exports except America. Midday trade saw selling by large houses on Argentina’s improved outlook, while corn held firm on U S and Argentine factors and Plaza offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
America
Argentina
Grain Futures Quotes From Toledo Market Report
Wheat and corn futures prices listed for December May July with various percentages and cash figures. Seed and timothy primes shown with December and March or April delivery, indicating price levels at the Toledo market desk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Balsc
Alsike
Timothy
Buffalo wheat and grain prices from December report
In Buffalo New York on December 2 price listings show Spring Wheat No 1 northern at 1.13 dollars per bushel and Winter Wheat varieties ranging No 2 red No 2 white No 3 yellow with cents noted. Oats No 2 white 3644 cents per bushel and No 3 white 3644. Barley 59 cents. Rye No 1 54 cents No 2 56 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N.Y. Dee
Ryre
Bbc
Wall Street Opens With Mixed Action Amid Heavy Trading
In London funds, initial quotes push leading issues 74 to par. Early buying steadies some losses as Steel and Union Pacific climb. The day sees heavy volume in Steel common Union Pacific Reading and Denver & Rio Grande with declines in Steel preferred and Copper shares. Market sentiment turns pessimistic amid unwieldy short interest and liquidation pressures from commission houses and marginal accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
London
Iit
Steel
Union Pacific
Harry Content
Reading
Josses
Lehigh Valley Jost
Amalgamated Copper
Denver & Rio Grande Common
Fragmented OCR Bond Market Quotes and Codes
The page presents a dense string of bond and stock quotes with numerous abbreviations. It lists issue identifiers, rates, and shorthand references such as Pac. Ist, Con. 4s, and 5s, interspersed with percentages, dates, and ticker-like fragments, forming a jumbled financial snapshot.
New York Money Rates on Call and Exchange
New York Money reports money on call at 24, time money unchanged with 60, 90 days and 4 months at 4 percent. Posted rates show sterling exchange at about 4.86. Bankers' bills demand and 60 day figures around 4.82 to 4.87. Prime mercantile paper priced at 5.0 to 5.5 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Money
New York
Sterling Exchange
Prime Mercantile Paper
New York Metal Prices Reported at Dulness on Exchange
Extreme dullness marked the New York metal exchange as copper moved in December and January futures around 12.40 to 12.60. Copper spot at 12.45 to 12.60, February 12.50, slag and other metals quoted with tin at 37.80 to 38.25, spelter around 5.50 to 5.94.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Liverpool
Australia
New Rosario
Santa Ee
Manitoba
Tecnicos
Uevember
Paris
Antwerp
Budapest
Berlin
la Plata
NEW York Metal
New York
Metal Exchange
Crude Rubber Firm Report From New York
Crude rubber market notes from New York on December 2 show upriver cargoes selling at about 1.50 to 1.51 per barrel for standard grades and around 1.05 to 1.06 for other varieties with prices varying by grade and origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW _ YORK
Lara
New York Bar Silver Prices Report
New York bar silver in intraday trade stands at 5 cents per ounce, Mexican dollars quoted at 46 cents each. Market notes indicate stable demand with minor fluctuations as dealers reassess bullion and currency movements amid domestic trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London Bar Silver Holds Steady at 253d
London Bar Silver in London remains steady at 253 pence per ounce, with no change from the previous session. Market observers note stable demand and steady pricing amid light activity in London trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
International loan plan floated for China by Willard Straight
Willard Straight proposed a $50,000,000 loan to the Chinese government be treated as an international affair rather than an American enterprise. He arrived in Pekin from New York and delayed reopening loan negotiations until Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekin
Willard D. Straight
Straight
New York
Bonds and stocks note November financial totals
The Daily Bond reports November municipal bond sales at 38 604 268 dollars. George H Robinson of Fisk & Robinson, suspended in 1910, is reinstated and will resume business next Thursday. November NYSE share volume reached 11 167 400, with eleven month total 755 861 100. Bonds sold month 43 174 000. eleven months 580 037 000. Knox Automobile Co votes to raise capital by 1 500 000. Copper exports near 65 million pounds in November, prices steady around 127 130. Policy chatter on Wall Street gloom and Texas railroad segregation bills. Erie extends 20 00 000 short term notes to next year. favorable extension terms. National City Bank notes federal incorporation bill seen as unlikely this session. Swift & Co directors propose increasing capital to 75 000 000 at next annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Exchange
Butte
Erie Railroad Company
The
Erie
American Central
American Creosoring
Eto U Etcham
Capital National
Its Central Trust
Citizens’ Gas
Ivy Columbia Wuonae
Continental Nath Bank Dela
Madison Uy
Farmers Trust
Bsayy
Feder
Union Suret
Ft. W
Wab
Ger
Am. Trust Co
Indiana Home Brewing Thain
Indiana
Indiana National Indiana Trust Co
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Gas
Tndpis
Northwestern
Southwestern
Ceaes Ey
Indpls
Kokomo
Mar, & West
Prac
Laycock Mfg
Sage
Gu Wee Reeves & Co
Indpis
East
Union National
Union Traction Common
Union Traction
RA Union Trust
Aa Camp Hardware
van Camp Packing Co
Vandalia’ Coal Co
Seaee
Eae
Fig
Vandalia Coal Co
Wasson
Bonds Atlas Engine Works
Citizens’ Gas Co
Citizens’ Street Railway
Dela, & Mad. Co
Ft. W. & Wab
Val. T. Co
Indiana Hotel Co
Enue
Indiana Union Traction
Columbus & So
Indpls, & Dustern BS
Inwanapolis Tras Company
Indianapolis & Greenfield
Indianapolis & Martinsville
Indpis, & Northern Ds
Traction
Indpis. Water Co
Mar
West
Merchants’ Heat Os
Stass
Wall Street outlook unsettled amid uncertain earnings
A. W. Thomson company wire from Logan and Bryan says fundamentals unchanged and outlook remains highly uncertain. Railroad earnings remain far from satisfactory and there is speculation of a stock market rally driven by technicals as declines attract shorts. Meyer Kiser wire from Miller and Co notes large short interest and cautious pros expect a rally that may not justify the risk in a bear market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W.thomson Company
Login & Bryan
Meyer-Kiser
Miller & Co
New York
A. W. Thomson Company
Logan-Bryan
Chicago
Southwest
Railroad and industrial dividends declared this period
The Denver and Rio Grande declares a regular 2 percent dividend on its preferred stock. Chicago and Eastern Wineis reports quarterly 11 percent on preferred and semiannual 4 percent on common, with payments and book closures on specified dates. Kansas City, Fort Scott and Memphis pays 1 percent quarterly on preferred. Crucible Steel declares 1.5 percent quarterly on preferred. Yukon Gold 2 percent quarterly. Gurzenhein Exploration 2.44 percent quarterly. Mergenthaler Linotype 2 1/4 percent regular and 4 percent extra, with Dec. 31 payment and Dec. 10 record. Ceruloid 1.44 percent standard and 2 percent extra. Brooklyn Union Gas 1 percent payable Jan. 3. Du Pont De Nemours pays 2 percent on common and 1 1/2 percent on preferred, with Dec. 15 payment for common and Jan. 25 for preferred. Dec. 1 and Jan. 14 record dates respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad Company
Chicago & Eastern Wiineis Railway Company
Kansas City, Ft. Scott & Memphis
Crucible Steel Company of America
Yukon Gold Company
Gurzenhein Exploration Company
Mergenthaler Linotype Company
Ceruloid Company
Brooklyn Union Gas Company
du Pont, de Nemours Powder Company
Megane
Romantic career ends by death in distant life
Charles Jackson a native of Richmond Indiana and member of Roosevelt rough riders died in a New York hospital. He earned the nicknames Texas Charley and Montana Janek and fought in Cuba with Roosevelt's unit, in South Africa with the British grenadiers, and later worked as a vaudeville tanjoist and a crack shot for a Texas railroad. His life was marked by wanderlust and adventure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
New York
Texas
Charley
Roosevelt Rough Riders
Cuba
South Africa
Five Die In Explosion At Comanova Station
Five persons are reported fatally injured after an explosion at the state railroad station in Comanova Macedonia. Advices from Constantinople say the Turkish government attributes the outrages to Bulgarian factors, with several arrests anticipated. The incident worsens regional tensions in the Balkan area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Comanova
Macedonia
Bulgaria
Hay
Fruits and Vegetables Prices in Indianapolis Wholesale
Corrected Daily prices for fruits and vegetables with numerous entries from Indianapolis wholesalers. Includes apples, bananas, cranberries, citrus, pears, grapes, melons, and a wide range of vegetables with per bri or per box quotes, regional origins, and package sizes. Notable items list California and Florida origins, various crate and box formats, and minor items like chestnuts and popcorn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Ben Davis
Grimes Garden
Lila- Jonathan
Colorado
California
Hubbardston
Eighthand
Massachusetts
Mathews
Centennial
Howes
Bunny Black
Florida
Messina
Louisiana
State
Valencia
St. Michaels
Grain Gossip Sparks Markets With Mixed Receipts
Primary market receipts show wheat 605000 bu versus 806000 last year, corn 349000 vs 691000, oats 365000 vs 248000. Northwest Friday wheat receipts total 680 ears versus 738 last year. Minneapolis 244, Duluth 12, Winnipeg 318. Argentine visible supply wheat 720000 bu versus 60000 last year. corn 10884 bu versus 2497000 last year. Trade cautious, market jittery yet optimistic for harvest as experts note 50,000,000 bu deficit in the northwest vs last year and potential export surplus barring frost. Continent reports higher wheat prices. seaboard clearances total 3600000 bu for the week. Oklahoma cash wheat doubts rise with rains needed for a fair crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Broomball
Oklahoma
Liverpool
Russia
Winnipeg
Minneapolis
Omaba
Fin Jey Barrell & Co
Duluth
Northwest
Duless
Kangas
Nebraska
Taft Receives Supreme Court Candidate Visit
Washington report notes several high profile visitors to the White House including Judge Walter H. Simbhorn of St. Paul Walter L. Wisher of Chicago and former Attorney General Griggs of New Jersey and Senator Root. No final decision on court selections. Judge Pollock of Kansas City regarded as leading candidate for associate justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Lee
Supreme Court
White House
Walter H. Simbhorn
St. Paul
Walter L. Wisher
Chicago
Grigeys
New Jersey
Senator Root
Taft
Court of Commerce
Pollock
Kansas City
Floods Inundate Western France Halting Trade
Paris reports a desolate flood zone in western France with 600 men idle as rivers rise and towns are cut off. Quays flood, maritime traffic stalls, the Rhone climbs forcing evacuations in low districts along its banks. Ship traffic virtually ceases and over 100 stevedores and freight workers are out of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Rhone
Fta Benks
Markets Report Corrected Daily on Egg Butter and Poultry
Egg supply is lighter and prices rise expected. Rabbits abundant with some stock at 1.25 per dozen. Butter and cheese prices listed for various weights and types. Includes New York and Wisconsin dairy items, ducks, loaves, and Swiss varieties with noted per pound and per dozen prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Zeak
N.Y
Wisconsin
Limburger
Market Report From New York December Prices
New York market notes steady to firm on staples. Flour, pork, lard, coffee, butter, cheese, and eggs show varied quotes with meat and poultry steady and dairy items near unchanged while supplies and creamery products influence near-term prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Middle West
Rio No. T
Livy
Nis
Coal Prices and Varieties in Early Pittsburgh Market
Listings show anthracite and coke varieties with prices per ton or per bag, including Pocahontas and Kanawha lump coke. Entries note methods of delivery and storage like bags in cellars, with charges for chute and extra ground flavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Hocking
Pocahontas
Brazil
ATS
Auti
Siack
Blossburg
uCitizens
Cho Jackson
Karmond
Connellsville
Uoe
World lard supply figures show November decline in Europe
Hately Bros of Chicago report November lard stocks fall to 11,446 tierces with total supplies at 11st tierces, down from 44 tierces a year earlier. The afloat European supply stands at 69,000 tierces, 4,400 less than last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hately Bros
Chicago
Europe
Dee
Real Estate Transfers Listing Multiple Lot Sales
Real estate transfers include John FoeltZen to Delilia Houpt lot 18 in Northmead Addition, 406 by 160 feet, value 250 dollars. Edward EL Mick trustee to George W. ries, lot 28 in Butler's sub, 405 by 165 feet, value 4150 dollars. German-Americaun trust to Mary Ammerman, Raymond Park Addition, 381 by 137 feet, value 650 dollars. Cassius C Buck to William Buck, Lots 61 and 62 Keystone Park Addition, 146 by 146 feet, value 1 dollar. William J Stone to Harlan S Ratliff, Tuxedo Park Addition, 400 by 136 feet, value 4000 dollars. Margaret Shea to Michael C Shea, Bora's Sub part of Outlet 27, 27 feet, value 1400 dollars. William C Grand et al to Hattie ML, etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John FoeltZen Lotel
Delilia Houpt
Northmead
Thirty-ninth Street
Byrum Avenue
Edward EL. Mick
George W.ries
Butler's Sub
East Street
Perth Street
German-Americaun Trust Company
Mary “Ammerman
Raymond Park
Raymond Street
Cassius
C. Buck
Willam Pr Buck
Keystone Park
Thirty-61st Street
Northwestern Avenue
Wiliam J. Stone
Harlan
Ratliff
Tuxedo Park
Colorado Avenue
New York Street
Margaret “Shea
Michael C. Shei
Bora’s
Outlet
Abbott Street
Missouri
Bertha Barter
Frank B. Ross
Tndianapolis
Twenty-seventh Street
Anette Street
Silver B. Mans
Burton L. Shirley
Boulevard Square
Park J Avenue
Thirty-first Street
Burton TL. Shirley
Silver P. Mans
Oliver A. Hackney
Hattie M. Norton
Woodcroft
Winthrop Avenue
Forty-sixth Street
Charles F. Piel
Lorenz Levin
McCarthy
Fourteenth West Side
Bridge Street
William H. Gilligan
Frank M. Deyson
Brightwood
Hope Street
Thirtieth Street
Johin E. Wiese
Oscar Wiese
Lenox Place
la Salle Street
Twenty-eighth Street
Cyrus C. Barrett
Charles F. Craig
Lincoln Park
Talbott Avenue
Twenty-second Street
James G. Boston
Ettie Salmon
West Park
Addison Street
Washington Street
Joseph F. Scott
George W. Fike
Gancroft Avenue
University Avenue
Property transfers and lot sales across multiple additions
A dense list of real estate transfers and lot sales in various additions including West Parkview, Lincoln Park, Lenox Place, Woodcroft, and Brightwood. Transactions involve multiple buyers and sellers, with sizes from 40x125 feet to 400x160 feet and prices ranging from 400 to 39,000 dollars.
Incorporations Listed For Terre Haute and Trenton
The notice outlines new corporations including Button & Kensinger of Terre Haute with 3,000 capital stock and named directors Forest W Kensinger Wells H Button Evalyn A Kensinger Minnie R Button. Also details Empire Tire Company of Trenton New Jersey with 500,000 capital stock and 8,270 in ginia directors Edward Murray Charles T Baker A Bord Cornell. American Haven Company Jersey City medical stock 51981 500 with Indiana twenty eight direct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Button & Keunsinger Company
Terre Haute
Capital Stock
Forest
Wkensinger
Wells H. Button
Evalyn A. Kensinger
Minnie R. Button
Timpire Tire Company
Trenton
N. J
Capital
Ginia
Edward Murray
Charles T. Baker
A. Bord Cornell
American To Haven Company
Jersey City
Ihemupical
SLIS
Indiana
City Births and Family Notices Across Streets
Everett Garver and Alice Garver announce a birth at 833 West Twenty-eighth Street. George and Minnie Hughes report a girl at 1414 New Inn Street. Charles and Anna Cole welcome a girl at 258 West Twenty-sixth Street. George and Martha Conraud at North West Street report a boy. Pred and Gertrude Webb at 3518 Barth Avenue announce a boy. George and Margaret McDougal at 972 West Thirty-second Street report a boy. Herbert and Minnie Mecazer of 842 South State Street welcome a boy. Jol and Roberta Craven at 526 Villa Viewhue note a birth. Willisty and Bessie Tyner of 5021 North Senate Avenue report a boy. Mirey and Mateo Workhol at 155 West Thirtieth Street publish a birth. Fredo and Dora Riddan at Hey Street record a birth. Join and Nanes Edwards of 87 North Senate Avenue announce a birth. Hairy and Drusilla Tomnsco at 620 South Delaware Street report a birth. William and Pearl Piper of 423 West Sixteenth Street welcome a girl. Fred and Gertrude Sellers at 1515 Reisner Street report a birth. Morris and Rosie Kestenbaum of 1011 Maple Street announce a girl. J. Gehbauer and Annie Gehbauer at 125 North Bloomington Street welcome a boy. Sue of 2429 South Me torchvision notes a birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
Alice Garver
Twenty-eighth Street
George An
Minnie Hushes
Newinn Street
Jol Aid
Roberta Craven
Villa Wivehue
Willisty
Bessie Tyner
Senate Averte
Mierey
Mateo Workhol
Thirtieth
Fredo
Dora Riddan
Nanes Edwards
North Senate Vente
Cael
Drusilla Tomnsco
Delaware Street
William and
Pearl Piper
West Six
Jesuith Street
Swirl
Fred
Gertrude Sellers
Reisner Extreet
How
Morris
Rosie Kestenbaum
Mapie Street
Annie Gehbauer
Bloomingtimn
Bey
Sue
South
List of Names on Local Engagement Notice Amid Mixed Pairs
Otis Kaughlin and Rose Richter are listed alongside John oF fiirsan and Avon Sunderland Jobe Biegler and Sarah J. Watson Berry Tredgers and Elizabeth Sheets Chavnes Cl Smith and Dessie N. Logue Ruben Behaven and Ang M. Woolridge Leona J. Buckley and Ita E. Kline in a readerly amalgamated notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Kaughlin
Rose Richter
John of
Deaths in City Record Troubled by OCR Errors
Obituary list includes Ellen Howard 8376 South Missouri paedinodie Nathan Leaventhal 48 Fleteler's saui raring paresis Katherine Joers 71 1137 Deluss rheumitisa Julia FLlinier GA North West street dente ayocnrditis Elizabeth Millmire 61 1123 West Twenty ninth cancer omental Herbert E Scott 44 204 West Eleventh cardiac dihutation Matines AL Moffit 46 Central insane hospital epileptic convulsions Ariiiater Ann Pleasant 54 2839 Roosevelt avenue cirrhosis of liver Thomas FH Maxwell 10 months 600 West Pratt broncho pneumonia Barbara Mueller 77 3014 East Washington paralysis Julian A Cline 60 1720 Shelby urenic poisoning Persix A Ko Husser 65 1758 Bellefon tiines reinant pelvis John W Cretf 47 Deaconess Hodgkin disease
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Howard
South Missouri Street
Nathan Leaventhal
Fleteler
Sauiraring
Katherine Joers
Deluss Street
Julia Fllinier
Uis
Atrines AL Moffit
Central Insane Hospital
Ariiiater
Ann Pleasant
Roosevel
Bellefontiines
John W. Cretf
Hodgkin's
Real estate listings mix ashland streets and add ons
Fragmented OCR reveals multiple property entries from Ashland and nearby avenues. Listed are two story brick terraces, one story stores, and additions with prices from 100 to 2500 dollars. Notable names include Brown Bros, Wade, Veeoy Howe Co, and Ertte Sohnen, with addresses on Oliver Street, Herbert Street, and Buckle Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enue Weathers
Ashland
Terrace
Silo
Eugene Weathers
Ashhinl
See
SLO
Eugene Aw Eathers
Ashlind
Thirteenth
Fourteenth
Brown Bros A
West Bay Street
Snake Stick
Tl Wade
Askhurd Avenue
Addition
Seo
Dilin Curtis
Oliver Street
Reshingte
Charlies H. Mangrer
Herbert Street
Remindel
Stoo
A. Jenser Bluff
New Raymourd Street
Veeoy, Howe & Co
Georgia
Tlinois
Capitol
Stokers
Ertte Sohnen
North
Addison Street
EL Hatlisesaworth
Prirty-First
Buckle Streets
Dividend notices from Citizens Gas Company of Indianapolis
The Citizens Gas Company of Indianaopolis announces Dividend No 1 of one and one half percent payable June 2 1911 to stock outstanding December 31 1905 with records closing December 1 1910 Transfer books closed December 1 1910 to January 1 1912 Checks mailed Dividend No 2 of one and one half percent payable January 1 1911 to stock outstanding June 30 1910 with record December 15 1910 Transfer books closed December 1 1910 to January 1 2011 Stockholders to inform change of address and secretary listed as DS Furrese Trustee meeting held November 22 1910 approved bylaws and days for regular dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Gas Company
Addyesdicenay Eae J.dsfurrese
Just Company of Letiingnl Polis
Patie
Meetiogd Reld
Senicting
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Enae
Zacceseae
A. W. Thomson Co
European Markets
Wwinnipes
Oy St. Louis
Shawnee
Sly Kansas
Jose Atchison
Atnil
Cail
Ohio
B. Mn
CM & St. P
ODS
Usigny
Cihas Erie Peepee Ewes
Kan
City
Penn
Ieee Rep. Steel Pfd
Rock Island
SLL & W
HAL Ae
U. S. Steel
Ees
S. Steel
Utah
Lehigh Valley
NEW York Bonds
INO Pac
Ista
Atehison
Qsiain
C. Ma
Sia BR. R
Istas
Foi Ms D. RG
Isls W. Eds
St RL
Pity Qi
S. Pac
Tex. Pac
Evie General
Gil
US Pac
W. Shurest
Yori
L&n Niger
Ogit Id
CURB
Chino Cp
U.S
U.S. St
P.sm
Cigar
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Pica & Alton
C & St. le
Ie Hudson Companies
Hudson Companies
Inter
Ie C. Ry and Light
C. and Light
Dackawanna Steel, & St. Louis
NYG
Minn
St. L & San Fran
Louis & San Fran
VT Southern
Tidewater Company
Western
Tel & Ca
Gly Westinghouse E &M
Uc Ss
Esseeveeeeenee
Seebwebearsane
aWs Np Lewaly
Teers
Panama
A.W Thomson Co
Financial Notes
the Daily Bond
George H. Robinson
Fisk & Robinson
New York Stock Exchange
Thursdap
Knox Automobile Company
J. A. Patten
H. B. Styeroeft
Bartlett-Jagier Company
Wallstreet
United States
National City, Bank of New York
Administration Federal Incorporation
Ulll
Senate
House
Swift & Co
Richmond, Ind
Charles
Navy
Lima
Sane
Ibi
Cabbasett
C Cellery
Michigan
Southern
Smyrna
Broonthall
Buenos Ayres
Verneut-Curtis
Willey
Kerlin
Bradstreet
Local Securities
Produce Markets
IGN
Kate A. Werenberg
Sheriff
New Progress Building Association
Johnson
Ohio Street
Keystone Avenue
Ernest Chilton
William B. Paul
Delape Street
John W. Fred
Charles Beuke
Lawrence Township
Union Trust Company
Harry H. Wilson
College Avenue
Forty-fourth Street
William A. Edwards
Louisa S. O'Hara
Long Et al
Rome
Denny Street
City Statistics
A. Conder
Offich
Citizens Gas Company OF
Txdianavolis
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