Wall Street Op erations Weak Start Amid Rail Declines
New York November 12 leading stocks slipped in early trading with Northern Pacific and Great Northern under pressure. Most rail issues fell fractionally while some industrials showed losses. Speculative money shifted to low priced industrials led by American Can and Corn Products. Trading brisk in Chicago Great Western issues and American Sugar Company slid sharply by 14 points as the market held a steadier tone after fifteen minutes.
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New York
Great Northern
Chicago
Great Western
American Sugar Company
Boston Stocks Open Amid Turbulent Trading
Market began with mixed signals as Boston exchanges showed uneven activity in early session. Investors watched gains in industrials contrast with declines in technology names amid regional economic uncertainty.
Mining and Oil Stock List From Cobalt Area
Prices for most stocks were steady with several advances noted. Gifford led gains, up to 4M with 23 bid, Otisse and Trethewey showed strength, Crown Reserve La Rose and Kerr Lake stayed near prior levels, while Silver Leaf Little Nip Peterson Lake and Cabalt Lake edged higher. Overall market sentiment improved versus last week.
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Argentum Bailey Beaver Chambers
Ferland
Cobalt
Cobalt Central
Cobalt Lake
Gore Reserve
Gifford
Hargrave
Kerr Lake
Little Nipissing
la Roae
Montrose
Nipissing
Nova Scotia
Peterson Lake
Temiskaming
Otisse
Trethewey
Crown Reserve
la Rose
Pete Lake
Cabalt Lake
Indianapolis Stock Market and Cattle Hog Prices Report
Indiana stock lists show Standard Oil and United Copper in early trading while U S markets note mixed moves. At Indianapolis receipts total 8,000 hogs 2,000 cattle 40 sheep with hogs weaker and cattle sheep rising. hogs avg 160 lbs up to 8.20 top. Cattle market small with steady feeding bulls calves strong. lambs 7.00 down. prices vary by weight and class across regions including Pittsburgh and Bay State Gas areas.
Retail Coal Prices Displayed in Indianapolis Market
The 1909 Indianapolis coal price sheet lists anthracite and Pocahontas types with varying sizes and qualities. Prices include additional charges of 50 cents per ton for bagged coal and 75 cents per ton for cellar delivery, with several regional brands such as Blissburg Ohio Jackson Winifrede Falling Rock Hocking Valley and Gashouse noted.
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Pocahontas
Blissburg
Ohio
Jackson Winifrede
Falling Rock Channel
Linton
Hocking Valley
Hocking
Brazil
Harvard Halts Practice In Heat Ahead Of Dartmouth
Unseasonable heat curtails Harvard football practice in Cambridge. The second team formations are tested as Dartmouth looms, with focus on intercepting passes and onside kicks. Harvard likely rests its best backs for Yale. Minot and P D Smith will be saved for the Yale game, replaced by Long and Leslie.
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Harvard University
Dartmouth
Harvard
Minot
P. D. Smith
Crimson
Yale
Long Andi Lesile
Hotel Bates Barber Shop In Smilanapolis Ad
Newest and prettiest in Smilanapolis offers first class sanitation and service at 7 W Market Street. This advertisement highlights a clean, modern barber experience in a central location.
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Bates Barber Shop
Smilanapolis
W. Market Street
How to Tell Eggs Clever Quip From Denver Post
A Denver Post quote features a young housewife asking how to tell bad eggs and a grocer replying that he would break a bad egg gently if he had anything to tell. The exchange captures a light kitchen wisdom moment with humor.
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Denver Post
Pioneer Eagle of Black Hills Found Dead in Rugged Peak
In Rapid City story the last golden eagle of South Dakota’s Black Hills, dubbed Old Sentinel, is found dead after years of roaming Ragged Top. Ernest N Norman and party recover the carcass from 4000 feet up, with bones of infant and small prey nearby. skin to be mounted for the Historical Society.
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Lotsa
Ragged Top Range
Ernest N. Norman
United States Land Office
Rapid City
Norman
Historical Society of
South Dakota
Birds of America
Dear Girl Charity Motto Sparks Gentle Exchange
Miss Pessay quotes a motto about treating others as one wishes to be treated while Miss Pert reacts with surprise and a question about kissing, revealing a light social exchange between the two.
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Miss Pessay
Miss Pert
Goveror Grean Urges Gun Aimed at Enforcing Prohibition
North Carolina Governor R B Grean told Memphis Sunday school workers he would place a gun in every citizen's hand to shoot to kill if needed to enforce the prohibition law. He imagined harsher measures than mere saloon closure and backed stronger deterrents against rum in Memphis.
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Ernor
Tennessee
Shelby County
Memphis
City Births and Deaths Record From Local Precinct
City births list several couples with address details and newborn genders including Matthews girl and Roberts boy at multiple streets and a hospital delivery. Deaths note Maria Thompson and Hooke heart disease alongside chronic bronchitis and pneumonia related cases plus cerebral embolism and tuberculosis families.
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Michael and
Mary Matthews
Draper Street
John and
Louisa Roberts
E. Tenth Street
Clyde and
Elsie Lyons
N. Arsenal Avenue
Charles and
Gertrude Sattler
Parker Avenue
Edward and
Elsa Joyce
St. Vincent's Hospital
Bee and
Bertha Shapiro
Olga Flats
Harry and
Clara Woolf
Sanders Street
Virgil and
Mamie Hurston
Roosevelt Avenue
Edmonta Thompson
Muskingum Street
Elisabeth Hooke
S. West Street
Julia Ann Reid
E. Twenty-fifth Street
Roney Medlin
Fifteenth Street
Utert
Edward Alberta Jelf
N. Tilinois Street
Homer Roscoe Rencom
Summit Street
Alonzo Pulliam
Alvord Street
Caroline M. Huffer
E. Morris Street
Robert Blackwell
Delaware Street
Ross T. Kunkel
Linden Street
Indianapolis Wagon Market Prices Report
Royee Brothers Whoeet lists market quotations for grain and forage in Indianapolis. Prices cover corn, shelled oats, mixed hay, clover, timothy and baled straw with per ton and per unit figures, reflecting broker quotes and commodity values.
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Indianapolis
Royee Brothers
Indianapolis Grain Death Delays Market Call
Market notes show no call due to the death of George T. Evans. Inspections record wheat No 3 red one car, total in four. Corn varieties total 656 cars in and six out with multiple grades and colors. Hay brings in three cars including timothy and clover mixes.
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Indianapolis
George T. Evans
Hog and cattle market at Union Stockyards receipts mixed
Hog receipts reached 16 000 with prices up to 10 cents higher. Mixed and butcher hogs sold 7.70 to 8.17, heavy grades 7.57 to 8.30, light 7.60 to 8.10, pigs 6.15 to 7.50. Cattle receipts 2 000 with Beeves 3.69 to 6.15, cows and heifers 2.00 to 6.15, stockers 3.25 to 5.25, calves 0.50 to 68.2, Texans 4.75 to 6.00, westerners 1.50 to 67.50. Sheep receipts 10 000, market strong, natives and westerns 5.65 to 6.3, lambs 4.00 to 7.50.
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Chicago
A. W. Thomson
Heavies
Pittsburg
Oriens
Dumba
Wheat and grain futures report from Toledo market
To the Toledo grain scene the report lists cash and futures quotes for wheat corn oats and rye. Wheat cash $1.20 December $1.20 May $1.24 July $1.24. Corn cash old 6c December 61 2 3 4 c May 63 4 c July 86 c. Oats cash 42 4c December 42 4 46c May 44 46c July 42 4 c. Rye cash 78 1 8 c.
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Toledo
Market Report for Hogs Cattle and Sheep in Cincinnati
Hogs receipts 5 248 close strong top day at $8. Cattle receipts 914 steady and active, calves 50c higher to $9.50. Sheep receipts 1 111 with sheep steady and lambs 2c lower to $3.50 7.00.
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Cincinnati
Marriage Licenses List for Local Residents
Perry L Owena wed Edna K Clark Oliver L Flynn married Myrtle O Bennett Elijah Cave tied to Mary Coleman James W Rigby joined Hattie C Whit ager William G Kay and Hannah McGraw Michael J Dressier plus Charlotte M Wigington Lawrence C Moeller and Lulu B Mc Kinley received licenses in this notice.
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Perry L. Owena
Edna K. Clark
Oliver L. Flynn
Myrtle O. Bennett
Elijah Cave
Mary Coleman
James W. Rigby
Hattie C. Whitager
William G. Kay
Hannah McGraw
Michael J. Dressier
Charlotte M. Wigington
Lawrence C Moeller
Lulu B. McKinley
Building Permits Reported For Multiple Remodels
F P Stillwell remodel 2237 Northwest ern 1000 Anton Richter house 17 Naomi 2000 Samuel E Perkins house Sherman drive near Tenth 1000 William Weaver remodel 13 6OW Twenty-eighth 409 Sarah Grimm addition 215 Brookside CO Holliday & Wyon storeroom 8 Ohio and West 15000 Whitaker house 48 Denny orank Asher house Tuxedo Thirteenth 2300 Byrum Foundry Co building 921 Biddle 3000
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F. P. Stillwell
Northwestern
Anton Richter
Naomi
Samuel E. Perkins
Sherman Drive
Tenth
William Weaver
Sarah Grimm
Brookside
Holliday & Wyon Co
Ohio and
West
Whitaker
House
Denny
Orank Asher
Byrum Foundry Co
Biddle
Notice of Real Estate Sale by Indiana Executor
John L. F Steeg executor of Mary A. Dickey's will announces a November 15 189 sale at Carson Thompson law offices Indianapolis Indiana. The sale offers Lot 27 and 11 feet off Lot 26 in Hendricks subdivision and Lot 116 in Daugherty subdivision with terms require one third cash and balance in nine and eighteen months secured by mortgage. Sale subject to probate court approval and taxes and Barrett law assessments.
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Mary A. Dickey
Marion Probate Court
State of Indiana
Carson & Thompson
Lemcke
Pensylvania and
Market Streets
Indianapolis
Indiana
Marion County
Thomas A. Hendricks
Michael A. Daugherty
John L. F
Cattle and Livestock Prices Cast in East Buffalo Market
East Buffalo market reports show cattle receipts around 100 with active steady demand for prime steers from 6.59 to 7.00 per cwt, butchers 3.50 to 6.00. Yearlings and Call to choice range up to 9.50 while sheep and lambs face lower lamb demand with lambs 6.00 to 7.50 and yearlings around 5.78. Hog receipts near 11,060 with mixed lots up to 9.15 and bids from 7.90 to 8.15 for workers, with roughs and stags trading 6.00 to 7.30.
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East Buffalo
N. Y
Mrs James McCosh Dies In New Jersey
Mrs James McCosh died in Princeton New Jersey at an advanced age. From 1868 to 1883 she acted as a mother figure to hundreds of Princeton University students during her husband James McCosh presidency.
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James M'Cosh
Princeton
N. J
James McCosh
Princeton University
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