Livestock Prices and Receipts From Pittsburg and Cincinnati Markets
Pittsburg cattle receipts show light trade with a steady market across grades including extras up to 6.78 and primes near 6.50, plus fats and cows ranging from 2.00 to 6.60. Hogs receipts total 20 loads with market active about six to seven cents higher. primes hover around 8.20 and 8.10 with varied classes listed. Sheep and calves also noted with mixed bids and steady demand. Cincinnati hogs rise to 5.65 to 7.8 for whole market, cattle and calves steady to firm, and sheep and lambs generally steady with several price points.
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Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Rae
Lee E Eee
Astecra
Uae
Cerma
Buffalo
N. Y
Indianapolis Grain and Chicago Cash Grain Prices
Grain markets show wheat weak in Indianapolis with various grades cited and prices around $1.06 to $1.15 per bushel. Corn quiet with no bids. Hay steady with timothy prices around $14 to $14.5. Chicago cash grain reports No. 2 red wheat at $1.17 to $1.19 and assorted corn and oats quotations in the No. 2 and No. 3 yellow and white ranges.
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Indianapolis
Ennee
Hay
Timothy
Chicago
Til
Wheat and Corn Prices in Toledo Market Report
Toledo grain prices show cash wheat at 1.18 with December 1.18 and May 1.20. July at 200% bid. Corn cash 68c. December and May activity noted. Oats cash values listed with December May and July figures. Rye prices labeled cash with December and May data.
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Toledo
Indianapolis Livestock Prices Drift with Mixed Hog and Cattle Demand
Indianapolis market sees receipts of 5 500 hogs 1 600 cattle and 40 sheep with hog prices up about 20 cents from yesterday while cattle and sheep show only small gains. The Union Stock Yards reports mixed results across hogs cattle and lambs with buyers strong on hogs and cattle steady to firm and lambs higher in New York and Buffalo trading notes.
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Indianapolis
Not Scientific Enough Says Father on Fishing Skill
A father boasts that his son is a good fisherman claiming they fished together yesterday and the boy almost matched his catch. The son is advised he will never learn to fish properly, noting the boy caught only one more bass than his father but lacking scientific method.
Pool match at Plaza Billiard Parlor features West and Beeman
At the Plaza Hotel Billiard Parlor on N Capitol Ave a 150 ball pool match between Sam E West known as Yellow Sam from Colorado and Wes Beeman of Marion Indiana is set for Thursday and Friday nights with games at 830. Admission is free.
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Plaza Hotel
N. Capitol Avenue
Sam E. West
Yellow Sam
Colorado
Wes Beeman
Marion
Ind
Mining and stock updates from the Cobalt camp market
Reports from the Cobalt area show La Rose and Peterson Silver Leaf shares trading with La Rose around 4.93 and Silver Leaf peaking near 19 with close between 17 and 18. Contagas holders received dividends today as the Tretheway treasury stock moves through a Toronto syndicate at 1.20 per share. La Rose directors return from Cobalt noting progress in development and upcoming dividend of 2 percent with a 15 percent interim expected. There is strong activity in the La Tour Lake area with many workers exploring and developing multiple claims.
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Argentum
Chambers-Ferl
City of
Cobalt
Cobalt Lake
Comingas
Gifford Oe Huargarve
Isere Lake
la Rose Cusme
Peterson Silver Leaf
Lemiskaming
Peterson Lake
Contagas
Treasury Steel
Tretheway
Toronto
Treasury Fund
Mie Mime
Lon Rose
Comyyna
la Rose
Latour Lake
Lorrain
New York curb market opens steady amid mixed copper shares
The curb market in New York opened steady with quotes across multiple mining and utility stocks. Listings include Standard Oil at 70 70. American Tobacco 44 45. Ely Copper 88 99. Miami Copper 14 168. Union Mines 3 4 3 18 16. Bay State Gas 15 16 1.
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New York
Standard O's
American Tobacco
Ely
Rawhide
Butte Coalition
Cobalt Central
Nevada
Miami Copper
Boston Cors
Greene Cannanea
Nipissing
Giroux
Kerr Lake
United Copper
Cumberland Ely
Goldfield Cons
Subway
Goldfield Daisy
Davis Daly
la Rose
Ohio Copper
Union Mines
Manhattan Transit
Guanajuato
Cons
Ariz
Utah
Bay State Gas
Boston Stocks Opening Up With Mixed Gains
Boston stock listing shows North Butte at 69 percent, Helvetia 6 percent, Butte Coalition 29, Greene Cananea 114, Giroux 973, and Lake Copper 36 percent in early trading.
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Boston
North Butte
Helvetia
Butte Coalition
Greene Cananea
Giroux
Lake Copper
Contractor Files Complaint Over Unpaid Materials
A damaged OCR note alleges a contractor seeks payment for materials after a job completion. The fragment hints at an electrical or contractor dispute, mentioning payment and work terms.
City record for a day list of births, marriages, and notices
Civilians and infants named with birth outcomes, addresses, and some medical causes. multiple marriages listed. several health and public notices including premature birth and diseases. local produce rates and agricultural items from Indianapolis Produce Exchange. details include names such as Light, Price, White, Longstreth, Newman, Armel, Weatherly, Sexton, Peck, Thomas, Peters, Scott, Shaw, Reindt, Smythe, Harretlh, Joly, Ridpath, Chavis, Chavis, and many spouses and addresses. May include errors in OCR such as typos and garbled lines.
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Carl and
Grace Light
E. Sixteenth Street
John and
Gladys Price
E. Merrill Street
Roy and
Flora White
Kenwood Avenue
Samuel and
Mary Longstreth
W. Twenty-second Street
Bismark and
Verna Newman
Woodlawn Avenue
Chas
Myrtle Armel
Nelson Street
Ernest and
Georgia Weatherly
W. Morris Street
Michael and
Ida Sexton
Union Street
Bev
Harry and
May Peck
Holly Avenue
Albert and
Ella Thomas
Ather Street
Randolph Canton Peters
Hlinois
Gamatel Scott
Washington Street
Lachel Fivde
Yandes
Iilian Mey Shaw
Udell Street
Emma May Reindt
Lexington Avenue
Susie Smythe
City Hospital
Theophilus
Harretlh
Walnut
Seth Joly, Jr
Roosevelt Avenue
Mary E. Ridpath
NL Arsenal Avenue
Chas. Chavis
Minerva Street
Indianapolis Wagon Market Report by Rouse Brothers
Wheat No 2 red 04 milling sample 85c 70 80c per bushel. Raw corn 50 55c. Shelled oats 38 40c. Sheaf oats 10096 120 a ten. Mixed hay 50 14.50. Clover 12 15.00. Timothy 14.50 15.50. Baled 6.50 8.00. Straw 5.00 8.00.
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Indianapolis
Rouse Brothers
Wall Street Opens With Heavy Buying In Colorado Fuel
New York November 4 The market's opening features heavy buying orders in Colorado Fuel with first sales reported from 44 1/4 to 49 1/2. Amalgamated Copper and Colonnade Fuel led gains as speculative interest shifts from railroads to industrials. Smelting, Allis-Chalmers issues and large buys by Hooley Learnard & Co. supported a mixed session with Union Pacific and Reading easing and Pennsylvanian declines noted. Government bonds unchanged.
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Subry
Amalgamated Copper
Hooley, Learnarid & Co
Colonnado
Massacre Reportes Escalate in Anatolia Peninsula
Dispatches from London on November 4 describe a new massacre in Anatolia where Armenians faced attacks that surpassed earlier violence. The situation remains critical and it is unclear if any Americans or Europeans were in the troubled district.
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London
Anatolia
DoltHe Building Permits and Local Constructions
A list of building permits issued for additions and houses in various locations. Entries include E Lawrence 1717 Fletcher addition $13, J W Smith reshingle $150, Robert Giddena houses Gale near Eleventh $1,500, Furmin Stout house Michigan near Hengh $800, W F and A Schugert house Buckle and Twenty first $2,000, A A Deak house 1244 Bismarck $1,350, WwW Wines Jr repairs 1209 11 WN West $300, Dr J Smith office Tenth near Oakland $80.
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Robert Giddena
Gale
Eleventh
Furmin Stout
Michigan
Hengh
W. F. and
A. Schugert
Buckle
A. A. Deak
Bismarck
W. Wines, Jr
WN. West
Dr. J. Smith
Tenth
Oakland
Commissioners Confer on Hamilton Marion Road Improvement
Commissioners Mendenhall and Roberta met with Hamilton county officials in Noblesville to discuss upgrades for the road on the Hamilton Marion county line.
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Mendenhall
Roberta
Hamilton County
Noblesville
Hamilton
Marion County
The Gem Laundry Offers Family Wash and Dry Services
Local laundry advertises family washings by the pound with rough dry and all flat pieces ironed. Phones 1671.
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GEM Laundry
Executor to Sell Court House Grocery Co. assets in Indianapolis
By order of Marion probate court the executor of Parser Willis deceased will sell at private sale starting November 11 1909 at 2 pm and on subsequent days. The stock lease and fixtures of Court House Grocery Co. at 2 E Washington St Indianapolis will be offered for not less than appraised value with half cash and half due in six months at 3 percent interest. L C Willis Executor.
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Marion Probate Court
Parser Willis
Market Street
Indianapolis
Ind
Appointment of James O Blythe as Admin for Blythe Estate
Notice that James O Blythe has qualified as administrator of the estate of John L Blythe who died in Marion County Indiana. The estate is stated to be solvent. This notice records the official probate action and qualification.
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John L. Blythe
Marion County
Indiana
James O. Blythe
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