Market Report on Hogs Cattle and Sheep Movement
The market showed a mixed week with 7,000 hogs 1,400 cattle and 1,000 sheep. Hog demand faded after opening gains with prices around 10 cents higher but later eased. Cattle marketing declined with steers slightly lower and calves strong. sheep and lambs faced a buyer advantage, lambs at 6.50 and culls at 4.50, yearlings to 5, with sheep from 1.50 to 4.0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pela
Medlin
Ese
Eees
Eeas
Eee
Rae Newt
Live stock market roundup across multiple cities
Markets in Pittsburg East Buffalo Union Stockyards Cincinnati and more report mixed cattle sheep hog prices for Oct 27. Cattle and calves show varied values while hogs trend steady to slow with broad price ranges across regions and stock classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Buffalo
N. Y
Union
Cincinnati
Market turmoil hits cattle trade amid high prices
The Chicago Examiner notes rising costs and a demoralized market for beef as stockyard salesmen report large losses. Packers foresee winter supply, Western cattle imports rise, and feeders gain yet face high stock costs. Congress is urged to remove duties on Canadian stockers to aid corn belt farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poole
Chicago Examiner
Congress
Chicago Grain Futures Open Steady Then Rally On Local Demand
Wheat futures opened steady and dipped four and a half cents before rallying as Armour brokers and Bartlett Frazier led a strong buying push. Rumors of Patten covering shorts circulated, though unconfirmed. Corn and oats followed a similar pattern with initial weakness from favorable crop news, then late-session recovery. Tietgens sold January lard heavily as investment demand appeared through commission houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rosenbaum Grain Company
Armour Brokers
Bartlett Frazier
Patten
Tietgens
Sonelp
Pritchard
J. Rosenbaumgen Company
Alec Lowitz
Rosenbaum
Jobo
Si" Barrett
Minneapolis
Chicago Cash Wheat and Corn Prices Report
Chicago cash grain market reports list bid prices for wheat and corn across multiple grades. No. 2 red wheat ranges around 0.75 to 0.97 cents, spring varieties near 1.05 to 1.08 dollars, while corn cash values float between 49 and 50 cents per bushel, with oats around 32 to 33 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wheat and Corn Market Invoices and Car Counts
The report lists grain types including wheat corn and oats with prices and October through December figures. It details inspection counts by grain type, noting cars shipped in and out, totals by category, and ballast of quality like timothy hay and clover mixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corna
Sample
Hay
Timothy
Grain Price Snapshot From Local Market Report
Wheat No 2 red at 98 cents per bushel in sample milling. Corn old at 38 to 45 cents. New at 38 5 cents. Shelled oats at 2 dollars 35 cents. Straw oats at 5 7. Wheat straw at 0. Fo a. Hay Timothy priced at 16.50 to 17.50 per bale. Mixed hay 13 to 16 per bale.
Wheat Market Steady After Opening Dull in Liverpool
Wheat opened steady in Liverpool influenced by steady American cables and favorable Argentine crop news. Midday activity steadied as shorts covered amid firmer Plaza offerings. Runway quotes steady to unchanged with March the main support as corn mirrored higher Opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Buenos Ayres
New Plaza
Toledo Grain Prices Amid Mixed Futures Later in Day
Wheat cash 964 Dec STC 1.02 July 9Stec. Corn cash 1e Dec 4 80 May diwe July nekae. Oats cash Dec May ete July 35%c. Rye No 2 Tic No 3 Tc. Cloverseed cash Oct Dec 8.95 Mar 38 874. Overage and Oct 0.00 Dec 9.10. Timothy Prime Oct 4.40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
A.W Thomson Co
Toledo
Cn Nee
Nekae
C. Ryre
Aegree
Timothy
Grain prices report from Buffalo market
Buffalo market highlights October 27 show spring wheat No 1 northern at 1.10 and a half cents, winter wheat No 2 red 11 cents No 2 white 6 cents No 2 yellow corn 4 1 4 to 4 4 cents No 3 yellow 5 3 4 4 to 5 4 4 cents No 4 yellow 5 2 1 4 to 5 1 4 cents No 3 mixed 52 cents oats No 2 white 35 to 36 cents No 3 white 35 cents No 4 ante 0 1 cent barley 4 1 8 cents rye No 2 listed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Wheat and corn crop conditions improve ahead of winter
The Price Current reports growing wheat in fine condition with seedings largely complete and acreage up modestly from last year. Hessian fly complaints are rare while the corn crop is generally good in quality. Husking is expected to begin within one to two weeks in Cincinnati area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Wheat closing prices across cities on October 27
Across Minneapolis Duluth Winnipeg Saint Louis and New York on October 27 wheat futures showed December prices around 1.02 to 1.04 dollars and May around 1.07 to 1.08 dollars. Regional quotes varied with minor upticks and steady gains in several markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Dulush
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Stye- ST. Louis
New York
Babcock to Speak as Shank Leaves for Campaign Trail
Babcock announced Thursday he will pend three days in Lagrange in compliance with a state committee request. When Mayor Shank returns from his statewide campaigning tour, his secretary L K Babcock will assume duties and the mayor will face friends and saloon keepers without assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babcock
Bmayor Shank
L. K. Babcock
State Committee
Pend
Lagrange
Stock market rally at New York opens with strong gains
Sharp advances dominate the early trading on the New York Stock Exchange with American Smelting leading the way as stocks jump up to 1% or more. Steel, Consolidated Gas, American Telephone and Telegraph, and American Can rise amid renewed buying and short-covering, while Union Pacific and Reading push higher in the railroad group before a brief pullback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stock Exchange
Consolidated Gas
American Telephone and Telegraph
American Can
Union Pacific
Reading
St. Paul
Southern Pacific
Great Northern
Rock Island
London
Steel Common
London Stock Exchange
The
Bears
Reading prices and bond listings from Pacific institutions
A fragmentary OCR shows a dense list of bond and stock notes from Pacific and related institutions. It includes percentages, issue codes, and references to various railroads and financial instruments, interwoven with stray place names and codes, reflecting a market page snapshot.
Stand. Oll 605 611 Kr.Lk 6 T7-16 69-16 Am. Tob. 423 429 LaRse 413-16 4%
Standings and partial scores from a vintage decayed table listing teams and results. Includes abbreviations for American Tobacco and local leagues with scattered figures and potential dates or fractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kr.Lk
Tob
LaRse
Mitmi
Ruth
Juan
el Rayo
Man Tran
DryDy
P.sml
Col
Tospnaie &S
New York Metals Endure Mixed Trade At Exchange
At the metal exchange in New York on Thursday copper edged lower in bids while tin stayed firm and spelter remained strong. Quotations show copper from spot to December at 12 dollars, lead quoted between 4.30 and 4.50, and spelter around 5.75 to 6.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Metal
New York
Metal Exchange
Money rates and exchange in New York on Oct 27
Money on call 34 percent with time money firm. sixty days 41446, ninety days 44 percent, six months 454 4. Posted Sterling exchange 48394 487lg. Bankers' bills demand 486.40 456.45, sixty days 48234 4824. Prime mercantile pauper unchanged in rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sterling Exchange
New York and London Bar Silver Prices Reported
New York October 27 commercial bar silver at 64 cents per ounce and Mexican dollars noted. London October 27 bar silver at 25 pence per ounce, with market tone described as dull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Market Report: Grain and Dairy Prices Mixed in New York
New York daily market report shows flour and lard steady to dull with various regional readings. Sugar and coffee demand uneven, butter and eggs quoted with receipts and creamery and dairy products moving at mixed price points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Middle West
Ugat
Ravn
Ambiguous Chicago Market Notes With Mixed Prices
The fragment lists various commodity terms and prices from a Chicago market page. Items include foods like butter creamery dairy cheese and potatoes, but the text is garbled with incomplete entries and symbols, making specific quantities or dates unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
NYC finance chiefs urged not to issue long term bonds again
Bond dealers in New York advise against a second long term city loan this year arguing 4 percent bonds could be sold more favorably next year. The market remains conflicted amid a busy money market and fluctuating disbursement financing, with various bonds yielding around 3.1 to 4.4 percent and tight funding pressures influencing outlooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York City
Securities Market Slips Amid Mixed Stock Activity
Only one sale occurred on the stock exchange Thursday with one share of Indianapolis Street Railway at 105 percent. The market was unsteady as several stocks declined while bonds stayed firm. Western American bank securities advanced, led by Indiana National with a bid price of 225, the highest among bank stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Exchange
Indianapolis Street Railway
Wrether American Bank Securities
Indiana National
Ais American Central Life Eee
Enee American Creosoring Coee Eeee
Belt Railroad
Belt Railroad Pfd
Brown-Ketcham Pfa
Capital National
Central Trust
Columbia Nathona
Continental Natl. Bank
el. & Madison Co. T Farmers’ Trust Taneee
Federal Union Surety
Fletcher-Am. Natl
Bank Amet Ab T. W. & Wab. Val
German American Trust
We Eels
Indiana
Indiana Hotel
Indiiana
Indiana National Hotel
Indiana Trust Co
Indiana Union Traction
Indianapolis Abattoir Pfd
Indianapolis Gas
Indpia
Northwestern
Indpis
Southwestern
Kokomo
Mar
Trac
Denne Bee Ney
Marion Trust Layrock Mfg. Co
Newness
Marott
Seeeae
Merchants’ Heat & L Marott
National Heen Ae
People’s State Bank
People’s Light and Heat
Wwe Reeves & Co. P Trust
T. H. 7. and Light Co
Am & East. Com
T. H
Indpls
Pia Union National
Union Traction
Union. Trust
van Camp Hardware
van Camp
Vandalila Coal Co
Vandalla Coal Co
Wasson
South
Tragic Acid Incident Reported in City Hospital
James Jameson, colored, of 1214 North Missouri Street, drank carbolic acid Wednesday night and died at City Hospital Thursday morning. Police investigated the incident as a possible poisoning or accidental ingestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Jameson
North
Missouri _Street
Fruits and Vegetables Wholesale Prices Listed in Detail
An Indianapolis wholesale price list covers fruits and vegetables with numerous items and prices. Apples include Baldwin and Colorado choices. oranges and lemons show Florida and Messina figures. cranberries, figs, grapes, and pineapples are priced by box, crate, or pound. Vegetables list beets, cabbage, carrots, celery, cucumbers, eggplant, garlic, lettuce, onions, tomatoes, and more with per unit or per crate costs. notes note homegrown and regional varieties, with several price ranges and pack sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Stonespeed
Bulk Baldwin
Grimes Golden
Okay
New York Concords
Florida
St. Aichaels
New York
Indiana
Michigan
Kiefer
H. Seed
Wwe
Lima
Valencia
Jersey
Virginia
Grain Gossip Sparks Mixed Wheat Market Movements
Liverpool reports higher wheat values while Chicago receipts show 8 carloads of wheat in contract grade, 106 of corn and 114 of oats with notable contract activity. Bullish sentiment fades with limited price upside as reports cite cash resistance, heavy broker activity, and regional moisture concerns affecting planting prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hoodoo Floor 13 Replaced With 124 In Chicago Building
In Chicago on October 27 floor No. 13 of a downtown skyscraper was renamed 124 to curb superstition amid sales concerns. Building staff cite misnumbering during construction and painters error, while acknowledging many tenants avoid 13. The agent says superstition influences rental practices, with women noted as most avoidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Robbery at a confectioner store in St Louis
Miss Pauline Park, cashier at Herbert Leek’s confectionery, was alone when a man demanded change for $10. He claimed to send money to his mother-in-law in Hot Springs, took $9.85 from the register, handed her an envelope, and fled. The envelope contained no money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Pauline Park
Herbert Leek
Lil
Hot Springs
City Births Report From Marion to Clyde
A list of births recorded at various residences includes couples and newborns such as Marion and Anabelle Stewart with a girl at 401 East Washington, Carl and Lena Huebner with a boy at 18 South Rural, and numerous other families including Oliver, Metcalf, Wood, Rocap, Dewars, Willan, McLeland, Kaiser, Leet, Harris, Baker, Jones, Krug, Hooks, and Udell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion and
Anabelle Stewart
Washington Street
Carl and Lena Huebner
Rural Street
Hoy
William and
Jesse McDonald
Maude Hall
Holbrook Street
Wi Urry
Ada McLeland
College Avenue
Thomas and
Cora Kaiser
Lowell Avenue
Claude and
Mary Leet
Fletcher Avenue
Wwllliam
Martha Harris
John and
Mabel Baker
Oxford Street
Samuel and
Olie Jones
Gilette Street
A and Myrtle Krug
Udell Street
Clyde and
May Hooks
East Thirty
First’ Street
Notable Local Deaths And Ailments from City Registers
Mary Gessler age 62 of 1523 Olive Street suffers from car vinome of vtert after Mary Schmidt age 74 of T22 West New York Street. Martha FE Noe age 2 of 770 West Twenty-third Street diagnosed with acute hepatitis. David AL Day resident of S27 East Maryland Street afflicted by typhoid fever. Caroline E Schrotz age 68 of 146 South Meridian Street listed with malnutrition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gessler
Olive Street
Mary Schmidt
New York Street
Martha FE. Noe
Twenty-third Street
David AL Day
Maryland Street
Caroline E. Schrotz
Meridian Street
Notable Names Linked in Fractured List of Pairs
A fragmented roster lists numerous paired names such as B. Nuer with Iva M. Lazro, Willis Roland with Theresa JD. Lewis, Howard M. Gay with Edyt B. Woult, Louis J. Frederick with Frances H. Tresselle, William R. Moore with Emma Krone, Charles I. Layton with Margaret Me Glynn, Jabez Howland with Nellie 8. Taylor, James Y. Martin with Minnie Fox, Andrew Maukrs with Grace P. Lier, Karl M. Beck with Mayme C. Weber, Paul Richey with Jane M. Kyle, Eldon Shively with Carrie Shelton, George D. Kretter with Mary M. Christoph, Chapin Dillingham with Marguerite Stricker, George W. Wolford with Grace E. Denoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attr
B. Nuer
Iva M. Lazro
Willis Roland
Theresa JD. Lewis
Howard M. Gay
Edyt B. Woult
Louis J. Frederick
Frances H. Tresselle
William R. Moore
Emma
Krone
Charles I. Layton
Margaret C. MeGlynn
Jabez Howland
Nellie
Paul Richey
Jane M. Kyle
Eldon
Shively
Carrie Shelton
George D. Kretter
Mary M. Christoph
Chapin Dillingham
Marguerite Stricker
George W. Wolford
Grace E. Denoe
Property listings show multiple Ohio street addresses and values
A dense OCR listing outlines various properties in Kudenniester and Luenchie Ohio and nearby, detailing residences and structures with owners and dwelling values. Items include two and three story frames, brick houses, barns, add ons, rehanging, and remodeling costs ranging from 35 to 13 000 dollars, with owners such as Traine, Epiphoca, M. E. Hilton, Robert Elder, A. L. Mason, and many others. The mix shows a busy real estate register with diverse locations like Park Avenue, Martindale Avenue, North Delaware Street, and East Michigan Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kudenniester
Luenchie
Ohio
Tottman and Sunn
Parkevenue
Martindale Avenue
Ty Church
M. E. Hilton
Ilinois Street
Robert Elder
Nineteenth Street
A. L. Mason
Delaware Street
Porch
George M. Sherer
Minnesota
Waeget
N. Slers
Marylao Stre
PGE
Kate Baughman
Fletcher Avenue
Premier Motor Manufacturing Company
Georgia
Shelby
Lena Steeling
East
Michigan Street
W.T. Cannon
College Avenue
Goldie Godsey
Holloway
Roosevelt Avenue
Albert Tummrell
North Merkdian Street
Mable B. Thedaris
Stanley
Rural
Joseph J. Kreber
Walcott Street
Balz
North Capitol Avenue
James E. Roberts
East Market
Alabama
New Jersey
J. (. Vandivier
Standard Avenue
Anna McShane
Minnesota Street
H. Valdenaire
Clasalle Street
J. H. Valdenaire
Glney Street
Otis Kirkpatrick
North
Traub Avenue
Mrs. Thiersing
Exast St. Clair Street
Edward L. Mick
Delaware
Kk. LL
Clermont
Ashland Street
Real estate transfers listed from Ballard to English and others
A sequence of transfers lists Gurtie E Ballard to Martha Smith and Efroymson to Nicholas Noe, with parcels on Hazelhurst Street Capitol Avenue Maryland Street and more. Other bonds show Van Arsdel to De Prez and Modrell to Duvall with details of lot sizes and improvements across multiple additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurtie E. Ballard
Martha EB. Smith
Lot St
Hazelhurst
Hazel Street
Bloyd Avenue
National Investment Company
Grace Jackson
Lee
Henderson
Capitol Avenue
Eighteenth Street
Efroymson & Wolf
Nicholas Noe
Maryland Street
Senate Avenue
Altle V. McConnell
Henry J. Wiethe
Olleman Et Als
Belmont
Belmont Avenue
Morris Street
William C. van Arsdel
Bertha FE. de Prez
Kuhn
Harry C. Modrell
John L. Duvall
Julian Et al
Finley Avenue
Boyd Street
Clinton B. Marshall
Property Transfers Across City Additions and Lots
A dense list of real estate transfers across multiple add itions and blocks. Lots, parcels, and parts changed hands among numerous entities including Rosener, Kennedy, Mor gan, Gundelfinger, Stein, Killen, Stude baker, Jam ison, Mast, Owens, Bowser, Morrison, Hower company, Jane, Norman, Hurler, Basham, Roberts, and others. Amounts cited include 250 to 1,408.17 dollars and a total transfers sum of 22 218.17 dollars. Locations reference East Washington, Tremont, Brookside, Olney, Liberty, Rawls, Kentucky street variants, and various blocks in South Brookside and East Woodlawn areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pike
Isabella R
Fox
Bil
Hugh B. Kennedy
Kate L. .Rosener
Bradley Et al
East
Washington
Sherman Drive
New York
Kate L. Rosener
Jennie F. Kennedy
Sarah Russell
Leonidas Shannon
Milligan’s
Brook Park
Samoa Street
Brookside Avenue
Mary S. Judah Et al
Salome E. Morgan
Jameson
Belmont
Tremont Street
Ray Street
Benno Gundelfinger
Emil Stein
Talbott’s
Reo
Boston Street
Talbott Avenue
Benno Gundelfinner
Olney Street
Thirteenth Street
Guardian
Hubert H. Woodsmaill
Julia T. Studebaker
Westend
Bissus Avenue
Walnut Street
Cal
Ada C. Strough
Willetts J. Hole
Ovid B. Jamison
Roache
Pennsylvania Street
Eleventh Street
Oren S. Hack
Catherine M. Mast
Goldsberry’s
Liberty Street
Otto Winkenhofer
Julia P. Owens
Julian Et Al’s
Irvington
Rawls Avenue
Good Avenue
James C. Bowser
Jerome E. Bowser
Metzger
East Michigan Street
Slugh McDonald
Ernest E. Morrison
Caven’s
Brookside
Roseeline Street
Hower Company
Gustav C. Jane
Caven Et al
Sniue
Mary A. Hurler
Clifton Place
Congress Avenue
Clifton Street
T. J. Basham
Clint Roberts
Jefferson Park
Lynn Street
Elder Avenue
piaArter
Incorporations List of Local Companies and Directors
A compilation of new corporations including Grand Canyon Social Club of Clinton with directors Jesse F. Clark Oscar Miller Andrew Fader Albert Kindred and others. Turner Brothers Packet Company Madison Gipin Stock with directors Edward M. Turner Selby Turner John Fresh. Warsaw Band and Park Association with capital stock and directors. Beesons Station Grain Company with capital stock and directors John R. Stafford S. I. Harlan L. E. Broaddus United Deposit Loan and Trust Company Gary with directors 5 B Push L D Powell E L Cole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Canyon
Clinton
Jesse F. Clark
Oscar Miller
Andrew Fader
Albert Kindred
D. H. Oris
Ollie Green
Turner Brothers Packet Company
Madison
Edward M. Turner
Selby Turner
John Fresh
Warsaw Band and Park Association
Warsaw
Capital Stock
Elmo Calvert
L. C. Whikinson
Roy Bartal
Fred Goshert
James Stoneburner
Beesons
U S Bank SafeCo safes offered for immediate delivery
A. H. Wells, manager, promotes a large line of fire and burglar-proof safes with immediate delivery. The advertisement highlights latest patterns and special bargains on slightly used safes.
Dixie Flyers Schedule Through Indianapolis Area in 1910
Starting May 10 1910 the Dixie Flyers depart Indianapolis at 7 9 12 2 4 and 6 AM and PM toward Greenwood Franklin Edinburgh Columbus Seymour Crothersville Scottsburg Sellersburg Watson Junction Jeffersonville and Louisville Local I C S cars connect with Indianapolis Louisville traction at Seymour for Louisville and all intermediate points Trains rotate at multiple times with service to Scottsburg only For rates and details consult agents or official time folders in all cars General Offices Scottsburg Ind
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie Flyers
Indianapolis
Greenwood
Iranklin
Edinburg
Columbus
Seymour
Crothersville
Scottsburg
Sellersburg
Watson Junction
Jeffersonville
Louisville
Indianapolis & Louisville Traction Company
Cara
Scotteburg
Ind
Local Train Schedules From Indianapolis To Multiple Towns
Local trains depart on the hour from Indianapolis toward Lebanon Frankfort Lafayette Crawfordsville Greenfield Raoights town Cambridge City Richmond New Castle Danville Greencastle Brazil and Terre Haute with cars to Mooresville Martinsville and intermediate stations ten minutes before the hour. Last car leaves 11 30 p m. Limited trains run to Newcastle Lebanon Frankfort Lafayette Greencastle Brazil Terre Haute Greenfield Knightstown Cambridge City Richmond with multiple morning and evening departures and through trains to Dayton Ohio. Trains connect at Richmond for Dayton Columbus and Zanesville Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Lebanon
Frankfort
Lafayette
Crawfordsville
Greenfield
Raoightstown
Cambridge City
Richmond
Newcastle
Danville
Greencastle
Brazil
Terre Haute
Mooresville
Martinsville
Dayton
Daytonz
Columbus
Zanesville
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Stu R
Tyses Dabbe
Ziccseaes
Qeer Tae
Wagon Market
Wall Street
NEW York Bonds
A. T. Sete
No. Pac
Cbs
St.ls
H. i
Nyisem
R. FE. Col
TH & O
Pac
IRI
N.W
Tie Tex
U. P
Elee
U. P. Ist
W. Shore
M. K
A. W. Thomson Company
Lew
Atchison
Nay Am Leeo
Tp & T
Keene
T. P
Gas Peace
R. Wees
Missouri
Ros Colony
Penn
People's Gas
Republic Steel
Rep. Steel
Rock Island Bbay
Rock Island Ptd
Texas Southern Pacifices
L&w
Nion Pacific U
S. Steel
Utah Copper
Joon
Oto Sb
ITCR
CURB
NEW York Money
A. W. Thomson Co
Anes
Rey
Tae
Deere
Markeis
Neufebatel
Ischseta
Abgej
France
England
United States
Meser & Kiser
Miller & Co
Brent
Joseph
Amsterdam
Monatank Point
Pennsylvania
Long Island
Pacifica
John Morrow
Morgan
Atlas-Portland Cement Company
New York Stock Exchange
Norfolk & Western Railway Company
Chicago, Cincinnati & Louisville Railroad
Chesapeake & Ohio
Sears, Roebuck & Co
New York Cotton Exchange
Local Securities
A. W. Thomson
Logan-Bryan
E. W. Wagner
Plano
Tex
Texas
Flg
Duluth
WilHpeg
Dence
Jackson
Raymond Seseeea
Linton
Linton Egg
Pocahontas
Hocking Valley
shiek ore eeans 4.00/Citizens oven coke 6.tH) Blossburg seewee
Connellsville
U.S. Bank SafeCo
A. H. Wells
Mgr
Irvingtos
Indianapolis Traction
Safe Deposit Department
Polamopstantigt
Rong
J.F. Wild
Oldec Bond Heuter
Pri Id
INI
Essex
Rushvill
qConversville
Mushville
Connersville
Shelbyville
Greensburg
N . CO
Ounersville
Lea
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