Livestock Market Reports from New York and Illinois
Market notes from Livestock Markets RG Pa and Buffalo NY on Sept 30 show cattle prices steady with mixed demand. hog and lamb values varied by grade. receipts around 10,000 cattle and 12,000 sheep, with futures and commodities trading reflecting profit-taking and light activity. closing quotes outline wheat corn oats and pork rib futures with bearish sentiment and overall steady trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tfalo
N. Y
Sorker
Marsh Ve
Western
A. W. Thomson Co
Grain and finance news from New York markets
Sept 30 updates show wheat influenced by market break and firm spot demand amid forecasts of smaller cuts. New York money on call 2 percent, time money firmer. Sterling at 4.84 bid. Stock market gains wide across railroads and industrials with Gulf actions, notable moves in Rock Island, United States Rubber, Erie, Texas Company, Atchison, Great Northern, Steel and Copper, and Western Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erpool Grain
Rsday
NEW York Money
New York
Sterling Exchange
Rock Island Common
United States
Erie First
Cloverleaf
Consolidated Gas
Texas Comany
Atchison Common
Great Northern Preferred
Southern Pacific
Western Union
Southern Railway
Erie
St. Paul
Reading
Union Pacific
Amalgamated and Steel
Shorts
Vome
Distillers Securities
Camme
London
Atchison
Fe York
Wall Street
Stochester
Working Valley
Hocking Coal and Iron
New York Stock Exchange
American Telephone and Telegraph
Gould
A. W. Thomson Company
Pen High
Loew. Close
BO Balt & Ohie
TG Sc c & On
Sh M
St. P
Erie Beeereeseeae
K. & T Nan Ney
Pac
Central
Northern Pacific
Penn
Awn Rep. Steel
Oenee
Rock Island Bere
Texas Corpn
Southern Pacitie WA
Texas Pacific
St. Lbo& W
St. L& W Pfd Pacific
Union
Steel
S&s. Steel
Utah Copper
Ww. &. Tel. Co
American Smelters
Tel. St. I
Local Securities Market Fails to Record Sales
A stock report shows Farmers' Trust Co. rising from 124 to 425 with a one point gain. Indianapolis & Greenfield shares show a half point change while Union Traction common fell one point. Indiana Union Traction rose 14 with no sales recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Trust Company
Exeo Ugs Irriday
Indianapolis & Greenfield Ss
Polis & Greenfield Ss
Union Traction Common
Indiana Union L Traction
Financial notes on money stringency and stock outlook
Financial notes discuss tighter global money conditions reducing borrowing and dampening stock-market optimism. The Bank of England rate rise, implied demand for funds, and cautious banker sentiment steer markets toward dullness. European bankers and U.S. headlines show mixed signals on steel, leather, coal, and manufacturing as 1911 production plans unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Bank of England
Bank of Germany
Investment Outlook Shows Steel and Bonds Dominate Market
Oct 1 disbursements total about 175 million, with 10 million above 1909. J F Wild issues monthly booklet on Indiana securities offering high grade Gravel road, tax exempt refunding and school bonds. A. W. Thomson reports improved demand for bonds and corn oats prospects. Steel earnings projected around 147 million for 1910 with 68 million available for common stock after deductions, supporting a continued dividend. Chesapeake & Ohio's earning capacity highlighted in recent annual statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Wild and Company
Indiana
Steel Corporation
Wagon Market Prices and Grain Horticultural Notations
Wheat No 2 red nine cents sample milling corn oats hay and straw prices listed. Wheat straw hay Timothy mixed baled prices range from 14 to 18 dollars per ton with various quality notes.
Toledo Grain Prices Reported For September and December
Wheat prices show cash and future figures for September December and May with values around 9Te 8e 1.04 for futures. Corn notes cash and September 32e December 50u4e with May price. Oats rye and timothy prices listed with various months and price points including 4.40 for Timothy in September and 4.25 in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eae
Teaeaee
Toledo
Timothy
Prime
Wheat and grain prices in Buffalo market report
Buffalo market bulletin lists prices for spring wheat No. 1 northern at 1.14 dollars, winter wheat No. red 1.31, No. 2 white 0.98, various corn yellow prices from 0.56 to 0.64, oats and barley values, and rye figures for No. 1 and No. 2 with multiple grades noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Grain Gossip reports weak wheat amid world supply pressures
Liverpool cables show grain futures softer with wheat down about a penny, corn steady. Chicago receipts list 62 wheat cars and 262 corn cars, with year ago volumes higher. Analysts note large European exports and scarce demand, with potential Northwest supply effects delayed by months. Modern Miller notes good seeding progress and favorable soil except Pacific Northwest drought. Northwest wheat receipts Friday total 1 281 cars versus 1 777 last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pacific Northwest
New York Metal Prices Mixed at Exchange
At the metal exchange on September 30 New York copper rose while tin slipped. Quotations ranged copper spot to November $12.10 to $12.20, December $12.12 to $12.25, lead about $4.50, spelter $5.50 to $5.00, and tin $34.25 to $34.60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Metal
New York
Metal Exchange
Bae
Michigan
Jersey
Lima
Virginia
Baltimore
New York Bar Silver on Mexican Dollar Rates
New York bar silver quotes for commercial bars see aliver at four cents, Mexican dollars at forty five cents, posted in a New York market report dated September 30. The brief item notes current exchange values affecting trade and finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Markets Report From Indianapolis and New York Ag Prices
The column lists butter, eggs, cheese, poultry and dairy values with Chicago and New York market quotes. It notes prices for butter at 18 to 28 cents, eggs around 18 to 22 cents, various cheeses and dairy products, and live poultry and poultry products with changes and regional spot prices, plus general grain and meat market directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limberg
New
Elgin
N. Y
Wisconsin
Fruits and Vegetables Prices Ledger from Market
A dense list of produce with varied prices by type and origin. Apples include Ben Davis Jonathan and Grimes Golden with per bushel and box terms. Cantaloupes Crabs and Melons feature Homegrown Indiana Florida and California lines. Citrus berries and root vegetables show regional pricing and crate or per unit figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Davis
Jonathan
Colorado
Grimes Golden
Vandevere
Belleflower
Wmnass
SiLights
Massachusetts
California
Malaga
Indiana
New York Concords
Wisconsin
Bemons
Messina
Railway earnings and expenses rise with dividends up
Gross earnings totaled 31,237,000 with a 17.3 percent increase. Despite higher labor and materials costs, working expenses fell to 60.2 percent of gross, versus 1.1 percent the prior year. Earnings applicable to dividends reached 6,296,000 about 10 percent, up from 6.38 percent in 909. Working capital stood at just over 7,000,000.
Untitled historical securities listing snippet
The page lists numerous bond and stock notes with varied issuers and par values, including Reading, Seas, ABAiSILLSW, Inds, and Westh's Con, along with rates and references. The fragmentary text includes notes on 4s and 2s8, 48, 10614, and other denotations, typical of an archival market summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pac
Atel. D'S
TNO Y. Clates
RSG Ark
S.W
Soa
Wlso
Cony
Rex
Aerie
P. Cony
Ui. BP
W. Shore
T. Isios
Nu. Co
Fragmented OCR Stock Briefs From London Market
The page lists a jumble of names, tickers, and market codes with a note on London bar silver steady at 24 1/2 pence per ounce. The text references various company initials and locations, including Ohio and Arizona, but the exact trades or prices are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Merritt Chosen Washington Postmaster for D. C.
President Watt signed the commission of Norman A. Merritt to be postmaster of Washington D C. He is the son of John A. Merritt, former congressman and Niagara Falls postmaster, and current customs collector there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merritt
Washington
Watt Friday
Norman A. Merritt
Washington, D
John A. Merritt
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Congress
Man Found Dead at Saloon in Knightstown Area
A man believed to be Timothy O'Hern from a construction camp near Knightstown was found dead in a room above John O'Brien's saloon at 426 West Washington Street on Thursday night. He had frequented the saloon for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy O’hern
Knightstown
John O'Brien
West
Washington Street
Labor Leader McBride to Speak for Beveridge in Indiana
John McBride of Columbus former AFL and United Mine Workers president pledges strong support for Beveridge in Indiana. No date yet set but expect a possible speech soon as logistics permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McBride
Columbus
American Federation of Labor
United Mine Workers of America
Indiana
Beveridge
FORGE PRESIDENCY ON COLONEL SAYS GLAPP INDIANA SPEECHES
Logansport Indiana September 50 Senator Moses E Clapp declared he believes the people will force the nomination and election of Roosevelt in 1912 in a speech mainly for Senator Beveridge Greensburg and North Vernon Indiana September 30 and September 50 featured Beveridge and W O Barnard and brief remarks by W B Springer and Frank E Little introducing Beveridge and delivering keynote style remarks regarding pensions railroad rate bill and tariff
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport
Ind
Roosevelt
Moses E. Clapp
Beveridge
Greensburg
W. O. Barnard
North Vernon
W. B. Springer
Frank E. Little
Elizabethtown
Man tries to kill judge in Bureau county case
Tanes Hamilton, 73, attempted to assassinate Judge ER. M. Skinner of Bureau county circuit court. The judge knocked him down and seized the revolver. Hamilton fled on bond after the attempted life hearing was refused in court regarding domestic troubles.
Covington Bank Conversion to First National Bank
Papers filed to convert the Covington bank to a national bank by First National Bank of Covington. The sale transfers all assets liabilities and business connections from the old private institution to the new national entity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington Bank of
City Statistics Births Reported in Local Area
David Reed and Edith Reed 2718 South East Street bay. Henry Hess and Anna Hess 2146 Ransdett Street. Frank Dwyer and Fiffie Dwyer JOSE Church Street. Alonzo Baker and Daisy Baker 347 South Arlington Avenue bay. Ira Carson and Martha Carson 2516 East Eighteenth Street. bor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David and
Edith Reed
South East Street
Bay
Henry and
Anna Hess
Ransdett Street
Frank
Fiffie Dwyer
Jose Church Street
Alonzo
Daisy Baker
Arlington Avenue
Ira
Martha Carson
Eighteenth Street
Obituary Notices From City Hospitals And Homes
John R Heaston 73 of 124 West Eighteenth Street bronchitis. Amelia A Baimer 67 of 1122 Ashland Avenue cerebral hemorrhage. Brian Millsnaugh 46 of 2030 East Washington Street chronic nephritis. Patrick McMahan 30 City Hospital cerebral hemorrhage. Melvin Miles 12 months Methodist Hospital peritonitis. Creoree Tobias Haverstick 76 of 699 North Noble Street typhoid fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Heaston
West Eighteenth Street
Ln Nicholson Eastman
North Meridian Street
Amelia A. Baimer
Ashland Avenue
Brian Millsnaugh
T Washington Street
Patrick McMahan
City Hospital
An Melvin Miles
Methodist
Pairs of Names in Local Notices
Emmett Pruitt and Jessie Webber. Louis Gehram and Laura Carrington. Stanley Cole and Stuth Bly. Frank Tucker and Mabel Hawkins. Lucius Upshaw and Agnes Simmona. Artie Miles and Mayme Ward. Famer Unmesher and Ruth Goldrick. George Dutton and May Crall. Charley Patton and Mary Allians, George Barbet and Nevada Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Pruitt
Jessie Webber
Louis Gehram
Laura Carrington
Stanley Cole
Stuth Bly
Frank Tucker
Mabel Hawkins
Lucius Upshaw
Agnes Simmona
Artie Miles
Mayme Ward
Unmesher
Ruth Goldrick
George Dutton
May Crall
Charley Patton
Mary Allians
George Barbet
Nevada Anderson
Repairs Roll in City Listings Highlighted
A compiled entry shows multiple repair and shop actions across city streets including East South, North Davidson, North Senate, North Temple, LaSalle, and Union. Valuations range from 1,200 to 6,000 dollars with several listings for dwellings, commercial spaces, and businesses owned by individuals and the City of Aidienapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaSalle Street
Elm
Hardin
Property transfers and lots listed in city plat records
Transfers totaling 35 actions and 345,740 in consideration. numerous lots and tracts across Indianapolis areas including Martindale sub, Flack's sub, Ketcham place, Martette park, Garfield park, Ohmer's annex Irvington, and more. deeds show improved vacant and lot sizes with addresses on Capitol, Dearborn, Temple, Leeds, and other streets. notable parcel values range from 1,100 to 34,000 with several 40x120 to 40x152-foot lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Martindale
Albert W Bade
Martindale
St. Peter Street
Prospect Street
Joseph F. Es
Joseph Gerbick
Flack
West End
Tenth Street
Holmes Avenue
Marr Wicker
Rosa Marshall
Ketcham Place
Haugh
Wilcox Street
Christian A. Hilgenberg
Wes Martette Park
Wendell Street
Twenty-first Street
Sallie Oebler
Quirin Volz
Dearborn Street
Newland Avenue
Lillian D. Laine
Wellinton Dowing
Indianapolis
Udell Street
Clifton Street
Wellington Downing
Lillian. C. Lance
Ohmer
Irvington
Ohmer Avenue
Ritter Avenue
Eliza T. Edwards
Harry
W. de ‘Haven
Northwestern Park Addition
Thirtieth Street
Northwestern Avene
Louise D. Regan
Charles M. Beem
Ogle
East Park
Temple Avenue
New York Street
Flora Deem
Louise E. Regan
Union Trust Company
Lillian M. Brown
Garfield Park
Rieman Street
State Avenue
Lydia E. Herriman
Kaufmin
Woolside
Leeds Avenue
Graydon Street
Charles S. Schrield
George Snider
Biock
Sangster
Carilone Street
Hillside Avenue
Twenty-fifth Street
Jesse C. Moore
Robert W. Moore
Burkhardt
Northwestern Avenue
Holton Place
Felix T. McWhirter
James W. Cottingham
Trotter
Brookside Park
Kealing Avenue
United States
Mary St. Clair
Lawrence Township
Samuel Ashby
William F. Bornkamper
McCarty
West Side
Division Street
MeCarty Street
Elizia T. Edwards
Robert W. Gramling
Northwestern Park
Eugene Street
Ethel Street
Harry. Riddie
Joseph Domaschko
Newman Oaks Park
Langley Avenue
Charles E. Carll
John FO Yemrm
Shoemaker
Reville Avenue
Twelfth Street
Mary M. Fenter
Leslie TL. Parell
Carpenter
Germania Aves Uue
Jackson Street
William Fortune
Lydia J. Rinehart
Julian
Newman Street
Ida OQ
Stanley
George F. Atkins
Ostood
Third Central Avenue
Washington Boulevard
Charles W. Bange
Wiliam
Robin, Son
Johnson Et al
Washington Street
Hamilton Arena
Samuel A. Hull
William P. Kapnes
Julian Et Als
Junction Avenue
Bute, Avenue
Amelia B. Mansur
Sarah McElrea
Mansur Park
London
William L. Elder
Charles L. Wilkinson
Marlo Heights
Onwards Avenue
Shelby Street
William JD. Smitson
James H. Armstead
Smitson
Mt. Jackson
Martin Hoth
James E. Hughes
Kappe’s
East Street
McCarty Street
New Brown and Gray Suits at Bargain Prices
Good news for dressers as S J Singer and Sons offers new browns and gray suits and overcoats tailored to your measurements for 16.75 dollars, a fraction of real values at 30 dollars, located at 43 West Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.J. Singer & Sons
Washington St
Also Mentioned on This Page
Atle
Actober
Hay
Sean
Ward
Abe Ee
Peter
IND Finance
Yall Street
Pittsburg
Brazil
Connellaville
Gashouse
Local Securities
D. Ask
American Central Life
American Creosoring Co
Belt Railroad Common
Belt Railroad
Brown-Ketcham
Capitol National
Asee
Ns Central Trust Oh
Citizens’ Gas” Compagsy
Columbia Nationsl
Continental National Bank
Bee
Delaware & Madison Co
Us Farmers” Trust Co
Federal Union Suret
Fletcher Am. National Bank
Ft. W. & Wab
Val. T. Co
Indiana National
Guaranty
Indiana Trusto
Indiana Union Traction
Indpls
Northwestern
Southwestern
Indianapolis Street Railway
Indianapolis Trac
Sokomo
Mar
Trac
Law Building
Sete
Oan Laycock Mfg
Pftd
Marton Trust Pnb
Marott Dept
Merchants Heat & Ight
Nationa Wees
Beres
People’s State Bank
People’s Light and Heat
Rauh Vertilizer Pris Bees
Reeves & Co
Security Trust
Eee Pee Ate
H. ‘Traction and “Light Co
Indis. Eust. Com
Wee
T. H. Indpla & Bust Pfi
Union National
Union Traction
Union Trust
Beeses
Citizens’ Street Railroad
Dela. & Madson Co
Tae Ft. W. Wab
Yal, T. Co
Indiana Hotel Co
Faye Colum
Southern Os
Eastern Ss
Indianapolis Gas
Beete
Greengield
Martinsville
Northern
Indpis
Ey Kokomo, Mar. & W
T. Ee
Geant
Tacceecses
T. Eee
H. Indpis. & East
Union Trac
Packard Motor Car Company
Detroit
Chesapeake & Ohio
Buffalo Grain
Liverpool
Logan
Europe
Northwest
Milla
Minneapolis
The
Chicago Tribune
Russia
Middle West
Rio No. T
Iéc
Valencia
St. Michaels
Utah
Elbertas
Ohio
NEW York Bonds
CURB
OFGON
Saat Am
Toc
Ohio Cp
Rawhide
Nies Ray
Miami
Cong Ariz
Chino Cp
Isse
jUn
Mine
Nipissing
pQloai
Ely Cen
Bate Kake
Tiroux
Elrasa
Man Tran
Brit
Col
Iafat Davis Dy
American Federation
Glapp
Judge
J. B. Howard
Earth
Florence
Vonnegut Hardware- CO
Cincinnati
Chicago Nationals
Hamilton
Decatur
Bloomingdale
Rushville
Connersville
H. G. Alexander
Merchants Heat &Light Co
S. Pennsylvania St
Cincinnati Traction Co
Shelbyville
Sre