Stocks Dull in New York Market Report
A New York market note reports dull trading with modest price moves across major stocks. Investors show cautious tone as indices hover near unchanged levels amid steadier volume and light news flow.
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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1908
Page
5
A New York market note reports dull trading with modest price moves across major stocks. Investors show cautious tone as indices hover near unchanged levels amid steadier volume and light news flow.
The New York market opened dull with Union Pacific under pressure amid rumors of a new financing plan. Analysts cite possible bond issues ranging from 20 to 50 million dollars while Harriman and associates deny immediate securities sales. The day ended very weak and traders remained bearish.
Receipts show hogs 4,000 cattle 400 sheep and lambs 100. Hogs opened higher by 10 to 15 cents, closed weak with tops at 4.76. Cattle steady. Prices listed for steers, heifers, cows, calves, and bulls across weight ranges, with bids for best and common stockers and feeders.
Marion County Indiana invites sealed bids by April 12 1908 for Refunding Bonds of 290000 dated June 1 1998 bearing 3.5 percent interest payable semiannually maturing 20 years after date. Bridge Bonds of 100000 bearing 3.5 percent interest maturing 20 years after date. Bonds sold at par plus accrued interest. denominations 1000 and 500. bid must include cash amount and 3 percent certified check. Albert Sahm Auditor.
The Board of Public Works of Indianapolis announces a Declaratory Resolution to vacate the First Alley north of Walnut Street between Delaware and Susquehanna Streets. Public remonstrances are scheduled for March 18, 1968, with a hearing at 10 a.m. at the Board office.
The Indianapolis Stereotypers union plans its annual dance at Valhalla hall next Tuesday night with a witty program folder by James Elfer Twyman Charles Brauti gam and Joseph A Watts. Record attendance expected. Also, Syracuse report: Rev E Warren Saphore resigns after asking Viola Hayes 16 for a kiss.
Detectives William Holtz and Edward Samuels testified before the Marion county grand jury seeking the county auditor office missing warrant receipt books. No results announced yet, and deputies struggle to summon witnesses amid courthouse investigations and a 75 person venire for Monday’s trial of Harry Brunaugh in the asphalt repair case. The grand jury may focus on jail cases early next week.
Mrs. Robert P. Dow, formerly living with sister Mrs. Robert G. Fucker at 2001 Talbott Ave, Des Moines, Iowa, was struck by a street car in Des Moines on Ja day and seriously injured.
In Goshen New York a jury awarded Joseph Bithl a verdict of 15090 against the Erie railroad for the loss of a leg on the night of September 20 1906. Bithl was a fireman.
A trunk auctioned by an express company in mid February in Detroit yielded $6,000 worth of laces for a mere $4.50. The surprising sale highlights a rare find in a routine express shipment.
House rentals listed across Indianapolis areas including 701 N Senate 18 W North and 819 N Illinois with baths. A long catalog shows modern flats, streets like 25th and Michigan avenues, with multiple prices from 6.00 to 19.46 monthly and notes on utilities.
A long list of rental properties and ad like notices including addresses such as Market Street Gale Street Hilliside Avenue Colorado avenue Columbia Avenue and Hovey Street. Various units in Worthington Martindale Hartwell Arletta and other streets show monthly rents and room counts. Listing types include dwellings rooms storerooms and flats with unrelated notices for sale and insurance services.
Real estate and rental catalog from MO S Spann Co listing dwellings north and south with room counts and rents at numerous addresses in Indianapolis. Includes office space and storerooms, banking and trust company listings, and additional notices for nearby properties and trades.
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