Market Drops as Buying Diminishes and Stocks Melt Away
Stock market weakness broadens as buyers retreat and liquidations erase value. Downgrades in Union Pacific and several rails lead to 3 6 point declines, with bonds softening after early strength. money markets show little call loan demand while traders convert securities to cash amid foreign money concerns.
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Union Pacific
St. Paul
Delaware & Hudson
Missouri Pacific
Consolidate Gas
Northern Pacific
Lackawanna
Manhattan
Amalgamated Copper
Rock Island
New York
United States
Bear Market Turmoil Persists Uplifts and Declines Hit Trading
The market remained unsettled as bear pressure influenced sentiment and trading volumes. In New York yesterday call money held at 2.6 percent with the ruling rate at 5 percent. sterling eased and bankers bills quoted around 4.88 to 4.89 for demand. Silver and Mexican dollars showed modest movements while stock weakness persisted after last week’s shock, aided by cautious profit taking and liquidation by insiders and financiers. Concerns over Northern Pacific and Union Pacific fueled selling, with bears regaining momentum through the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
London
Wall-street
Gosing
London T
Bears
Northern
Pacific
Union Acific
Tender market steadiness with broad commodity activity
Tender markets show fair activity and firm prices across fruits vegetables and staples. Irish potatoes oranges lemons bananas remain firm while supplies adjust. wool and provisions steady with limited new features. Grain and feed prices remain active on track with mixed wagon figures and varied white and yellow corn quotations.
Jury chosen for third Kennedy trial in Reynolds murder
The panel for the third trial of Dr. Samuel Kennedy, accused of killing Emeline Reynolds at the Grand Hotel, was completed in New York yesterday. The proceedings moved toward jury selection with the courtroom awaiting witness testimony and opening statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel. Kennedy
Emeline Reynolds
Grand Hotel
New York
Rainy prospects lift grain as rains aid futures
Chicago May 14 reports rain aiding wheat and barley, with wheat closing weak and corn oats firm. Rain in Oklahoma and southern Kansas spurred buying. Kansas showed relief from drought. Oats strengthened on country purchases and hog price links. Futures activity noted with declines in wheat and varied moves in corn and oats, while hogs supported pork and ribs.
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Chicago
Timgtac
Oklahoma
Kansas
Minneapolis
Duluth
Atlantic
Gulf Ports
Shorts
Ste
Timothy Pelb
Commodities and Provisions Steady Across Markets
New York reports mixed results in grains, fats, and fibers with receipts and exports varying. Wheat and corn show softening amid showers in the Southwest, while oils, lard, and coffee hold firm or edge lower. Spot prices list No 2 red wheat, No 2 elevator corn, and refined sugars with steady tendencies across components.
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New York
Nabard Duluth
Titge
Slee
Sliec
Slo
Tee
California
City
Rio
Cordova
Market Roundup Continues Quiet Across Cotton Goods
NEW YORK May 14 The market shows no momentary change in any department with quiet business across cotton goods. Prices hold with no quotable alterations as print cloths stay inactive and print irregular. Silks remain in fair demand and prices steady. ST LOUIS May 1 Metals show irregularity with lead firmer around 4.22 to 4.25 and spelter near 3.85.
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Philadelphia
New
Western
Isaac Baltimore
Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Chicago
Produce Exchange
Cincinnati
Ohio
ST. Louis
Louisville
New York
Ize
Si Springs
Iec
New Orleans
Grain and commodity prices in Cincinnati and Baltimore markets
Trade in general shows quiet steady movement across flour corn meal pork and lard with No 2 red wheat and white wheat futures noted. Receipts and shipments for flour wheat corn oats and other grains listed alongside cotton ties hemp twine and whiskey pricing in a late market summary from Cincinnati and Baltimore.
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Say
Timothy Strong
Baltimore
May M
Tico
Macoipis
Erante
Ornea
Williams and Others Births and Deaths Reported
May 14 vital statistics list several births and deaths including a boy for Jerry and Lucy Williams at 733 Center Street and a girl for Francis and Anna Hagerty at 1604 Columbia Avenue plus a list of other named couples and individuals with ages and causes such as exhaustion and capillary bronchitis. The entries include addresses on North New Jersey Street East Eleventh Street Highland Avenue and South East Street among others.
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Clarence and
Maggis Moorman
East Eleventh Street
Frank and
Smock
Elty
Aeeey and
Mary Smith
Fletcher Avenue
James and
Daisy Reed
Highland Avenue
Hey
Francis and
Anna Hagerty
Columbia Avenue
Sheldon G. Woodward
New Jersey
Fenton Davis
South East Street
Onry Coleman
Wille Phelps
Saissouri Street
Indiana climate and crop bulletin week ending May 14
Cool weather and light variable rains spread across the state delaying some plowing while advancing crops. Wheat is jointing in the south, rye and barley heading, oats mostly sown, pasture and meadows aging well, tobacco nearly ready to transplant in Switzer land and Randolph Warrick counties. potatoes planted, garden truck in fine shape, tree fruits and strawberries blooming, sugar beets to be planted in the north, early corn coming up, sheep shearing finished in the south.
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Indiana
Switzerland
Ohio
Randolph
Warrick
Pensions for Veterans Certificates Issued to Indiana Names
Certificates issued to Indiana veterans include John Powell Fortville 4 dollars David Jenkins Greentown 3 dollars H Affilier Middletown Lewis Bockoren Bluff Potat John Wheeler Lawrence 17 dollars Erick H Baldwin Oakland City 14 dollars James J White Marion Georiginal Widows etc.
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John Powell
Fortville
David Jenkins
Greentown
Puel GB
Rogers
National Military Home
Marte
Aylett
Peppers
Hazleton
Asa Williamson
Noblesville
H. Affilier
Middletown
I Lewis Bockoren
Biutt Potat
John M. Wheeler
Lawrence
Erick H. Baldwin
Oakland City
Livestock Quotations From Indianapolis Stockyards
Hogs quiet but firm and higher, sheep steady. cattle receipts small but demand steady to strong. Union Stockyards Indianapolis May 14 reports export cattle acceptance, various price levels for steers, cows, heifers, and calves. hogs and sheep show modest gains with mixed quality offerings. Interstate Stockyards Indianapolis May 24 notes steady to strong cattle and hog markets with light stock. horses sale shows decline but active trade. Notable buyers and several named sellers and bidders cited.
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Union Stockyards
Indianapolis
Eeesnes
Interstate
Warman, Black, Chamberlain & Co
Aix
Ahtoms
W. Black
Greencastle
John Weber
Decatur
Alonzo Young
Crawfordsville
George B. Lanham
Sheridan
McDaniels & Connors
Lebanon
R. J. Smiley
Indiana
Jake Wiel
City
Kansas City
Eewan
Ixneem
Jarre
Estern Lambs
ST. Louts
Texas
Sone
New York
South Omaha
East Buffalo
Cincinnati
Cattle Receipts Rise as Market Shows Strength in Chicago
Chicago market reports 2,500 cattle receipts with overall strength and active trading. Prices span stockers feeders around 3 to 10 dollars, cows near 3 to 5 dollars, heifers about 2.5 to 5 dollars, and bulls rising. Texas fodder steers noted with higher futures. Estimated 600 receipts remain unsettled. tomorrow’s trade expected active.
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Chicago
May
Texas
Pasty medical ads and livestock market notes from May reports
A dated miscellany shows an Indianapolis medical ad for Dr J B Kirkpatrick offering safe piles cure and women diseases treatment with office hours and addresses. The page then shifts to fragmented livestock market data from Kansas City St Louis New York South Omaha East Buffalo Cincinnati with cattle hogs sheep lambs prices, receipts, and sparsely reported trends.
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J. B. Kirkpatrick
Odlice
East
Ohio
Pennsylvania Street
South
Meridian Street
Otice
Real estate transfers listed in Indianapolis records
Instruments filed for record show numerous real estate transfers in Indianapolis including parcels in West Park add Ruth and Washington streets, various lots in Walker's East Ohio, and New York Street areas. Names include Robinson, Alma W Six, John Glees ux, Henry Horn brook, Edward Jones, Cora Jones, Robert Myers, and Ada M. Meyer among others with total transfers noted as Transfers 29 total consideration.
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Useaney and Companys
Eran, Robinson
Alma W
Walker
East Ohiost
Dorman and
Vermont Sts
John &, Gleet Ux
Ist
West Park Add
Ruth St
Washington and
Ohio Ste
Isabella Dey
Edward J. Huegate
Mary C. Martin
Araminta Demat
Franz
Aloy Jay
National Road
Nard St
Big ME
Edward A. Jones
Cora Jones
Washington Township
Indianapolis
Robert H. Myers
Went Park
Charlies M. Beider
West Park
New York
Vermont
W. Stout
Henry HH. Hornbrook
Stout
New York-st
Milley Av
Astor
Linden Et
Cottage Av
John Wiseer
Katherine B. Ketter
Sq Hubbard
South East
Linden St
Cow BV
J. Woodyard
Ollie Helms
Lot
B. Morris
Oak Hill
Rural
Bet Fd St
Beit RR
Henry
Yeager
Jacob
Souttport Main St
Union A
Jacob C
Town of
Southport
Caton St
Near East St
Martha K. McCutcheon
Harriet A. Malpas
Parker
Butler
College Corner
Cornea
Henry C. Bakemeyer
Orris W
Bakemeyer
South
Bakemeyer St
John Fh. Stumph
Orvel
Adi
Senate
Ith St
Oniskiedoet
Owen H. Smith
W. J. Jenater
Gore
Kothe
Wayne Township
Backus Morris
Fred Oline
Ruddell
Glenwood Add
Michigan St
Jefferson Av
Joseph E. Roswell
Everett EK
Helgin
Beewell & Fleming
Grandview
Building Permits Report From Local Offices
A list of recent building permits shows J. Baxter plans a frame house at 17 Harlan Street Fe George Bvtt seeks a brick residence at California and Pearl, with a $2000 estimate. W. & Joiner intends a cottage at Adame and Twenty-fifth Streets. Shimer files repairs at 5 Dunlap Street. Nellie W. Adams requests a brick house at 153 Nevada Street. G. W. Baxter adds a structure at 1406 Ofive Street. Curryer plans a double house on Fifteenth Street near Ashland Avenue for about $82,560. Mrs John Green proposes a double house on Welcott Street near Ohio Street for $3,60. W. Bheerman seeks a veranda at East McCarty Street for $75. Brown builds two houses at Twelfth and Hu, with further double houses at Brooks Street. A Son contracts for remodels on Dorman Street.
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Fe Ceorge
California
Pearl Streets
W. &. Joiner
Adame
Fifth
Fae Co PD
Shimer
Dunlap
Nellie W. Adams
Nevada Street
G. W. Baxter
PA. Curryer
Double Hou
Fifteenth
Ashland Avenue
John Green
Welcott Street
Ohio Street
W. Bheerman
McCarty Street
Brown
Brooks Streets
Son Cart . m
Dorman Street
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Ageie ‘Kinger
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Mollie Harden
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Rebecca Kramer
Pensions For Veterans
Indianapolis Gas CO
Peysicians
J. ¥. Baxter
Harlan Street
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