Irregular Stock Prices Show Mixed Close Amid Weakness
Irregular stock trading today reflected uncertainty over the coal miners convention, foreign exchange, and Southern court actions on a street railway deal. Early gains in B and O, Pennsylvania, Milwaukee Road, and Wisconsin Central faded by session end, with most declines in Reading, L&N, Norfolk & Western, and Atchison. Money eased, London sold about 3000 shares, and bond purchases rose to about 13 million dollars including par value.
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New York
Coal Miners’ Convention
Foreign Exchange
Southern
St. Paul
Baltimore & Ohio
Pennsylvania
Missouri Pacific
Wisconsin Central
Reading
Louisville & Nashville
Norfolk & Western
Atchison
Illinois Central
Union Pacific
Minneapolis
Toledo
St. Louis & Western
Kansas City Southern
Canadian Pacific
London
United States Steel
Chicago
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Southern Pacific
United States
Financial market rates and treasury balances update
INDIANAPOLIS and New York report mixed money market rates with call money steady at 4 to 6 percent and commercial paper at 4 to 6 percent. Clearings and balances are listed for major cities, with London and Paris exchange rates noted. Treasury balances in Washington show available cash balances excluding the gold reserve.
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Indianapolis
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Chicago
New York Exchange
Boston
Philadelphia
ST. Louis
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Washington
Treasury
Live Stock Markets Cattle Prices Weak In Indianapolis Market
The Indianapolis Union Stockyards report uncertain live stock prices with weakness in cattle and scarce hogs. Cattle receipts were 200 head, quality fair, prices mostly below last week with some steadiness for select steers. Hogs receipts around 1,500, with little change from a week or year ago, quality similar to last week and buyers not yet pushing for strong demand.
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Union Stockyards
Indianapolis
Chicago
Longs
Minneapolis
Duluth
Contract &Rade
Sue
San Ee
Osea
Northwestern
Interstate Stockyards Market Report Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Market update from Interstate Stockyards Indianapolis and major cities shows cattle receipts small with weak tone and steady to lower prices for common grades. Calves steady at top $7.50. hogs light demand with prices down from yesterday. sheep and lambs steady with better grades in demand. Regional prices also noted for Chicago, St Louis, Kansas City, East Buffalo, New York, and others with mixed moves and overall softness in several classes.
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Interstate
Indianapolis
Chicago
Moma Yeste
Kansas City
Caen Aeeked
Ottens
East Buffalo
New York
Seamas
Canada
ST. Louis
Texas
South Omaha
Sears
Louisville
Berteneen
Cincinnati
Pensions for Veterans and Widows Certificates Issued
Pensions granted to veterans and related certificates issued listing recipients and amounts. Names include Henry C. Rawson Greenfield Mills $12 Daniel Cooper Putnamville $10 John J. Low Elizabeth $12 John A. Mow Rochester $10 and others across Indiana with varied sums. Widows minors and dent relatives are Lydia A. Moore Hayden $3 Elizabeth Stiles Indianapolis $8.
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Reiss
Henry C. Rawson
Greenfield Mills
Daniel Cooper
Putnamville
John J. Low
Elizabeth
John A. Mow
Rochester
William A. Dice
Linsburg
Theodore Hutchins
Wabash
George
Charlottsville
James H. Hay
Boonville
Nathan B. Sparks
George L. Stanridge
Indianapolis
James R. Denoyelles
Lafayette
James Warren
Bloomington
William Brooks
Dent
Lydia A. Moore
Hayden
Elizabeth Stiles
Rush to Europe Not Great This Year
New York report notes at week’s end most American tourists in Europe will have returned as transatlantic traffic returns to winter levels. The year’s business was only about 1,000 passengers higher than last year, roughly 65,000 to 70,000 in one direction. The coronation did not boost traffic but spurred eastward migration, and steerage travel rose about 24,000 as many aliens head to old homes.
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New York
Europe
Minstrel Al Field Operated For Rectal Abscess
Mobile Alabama reports minstrel Al Field underwent surgery this morning to remove a rectal abscess caused by an injury received in Jacksonville Florida on October 3. Doctors say the patient should recover barring blood poisoning.
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Mobile
Ala
al Field
Jacksonville
Fla
Market Crashes in Corn Amid Wheat Rally in Chicago Trade
Chicago market reports erratic corn declines while wheat strengthens, with December wheat rising on broker buying. Large Northwest receipts and good weather weigh on corn, while oats ease. Provisions slip as hog receipts rise. notable price shifts appear in futures and cash markets across the Midwest and New York.
New York Grain and Market Report Falls Quiet After Wheat Decline
New York prices for flour and cereals hold firm yet quiet amid a late wheat break. Wheat receipts reach 160,650 bushels with exports of 85,898. corn, oats, and rye show mixed movements as markets close lower on big visible supply and heavy unloading. Prices for flour products, grain, and fats drift with spot and futures reflecting wider market weakness.
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New York
New York Produce Exchange
City
Brandywine
Western
Buffalo
C. L F
Duluth
Manitoba
S. A
Rio
Cordova
Commodity prices and futures quick scan across markets
Quotations from St Louis Baltimore Cincinnati and others show corn firm No 2 yellow and white oats down and No 2 hard wheat mixed. Pork and lard ease while dry salt meats and bacon hold steady. Whisky steady at 41 22. Iron prices noted with slight shifts. Baltimore report lists winter patent at 3.70 and spring at 2.
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Southern White Corp
Macon
Cumberland
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Toledo
Oct
Rye
Duluth
Minneapolis
May
Northern
Milwauker
Barney
Abc
Baltimore
Twenty-Two Real Estate Transfers Recorded in Marion County
A daily record lists twenty two real estate transfers filed at the Marion County Recorder’s Office for the 24 hours ending at 6 p.m. on October. The deeds involve numerous parcels across add ons including Adams’s, Lazarus & Pierce, Robson & Voorhees, Shoemaker, and Jackson Park, with prices ranging from 1.00 to 3,100.00 dollars. Transfers include parcels in Meridian Street, New York and Gray Park, Irvington, and Lincoln Park additions. The Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company provided the data.
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Recorder’s
Marion County
Indiana
Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
Byram Carter
Ed Davis
Bi Adams
Julius P. Michael
John P. Stahl
Lazarus & Pierce
Mene
Meridian St
John H. Stahl
Julius P. “Michael
Orlando G. Norment
Shoemaker's Southeast
Brandt St
Raymond T. Boehm
Frankberger
Robson & Vooreens
New York
Gray Park
Addison St
New WR
Witsereportriet Cabcraft
Frederick Otto
Albert C. Otto
Pleteher
Oak Fill
Ludiow Lane
Nevada
World B
L. and
Inv. Co
Oliver P. Bray
Lincoln Park
Talbott Av
Jarret Strow Co
Lucia A. Brown
Chas
W. Wilson
Lueder
Woodlawn
van Hodson
Thomas A. Witson
Jackson Park
Arbenal
Indpls. Land and Imp. Co
Michael MecManaman
Julian Et al
Irvington
Beech
Pea
Cruse
Martha E
Nrara
Route schedule for Greenfield and surrounding stations
Passenger cars depart from Georgia Indian streets and Meridian streets for Greenfield Knightstown Elbyville and intermediate points. First car at 5:37 a.m., then hourly until evening with varied times. Theater car at 3:15 p.m. Shelbyville to Indianapolis service at 7 a.m. and 10:99 p.m. Tickets at local druggists and hotels.
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Anderson
Mancie
Marion
Alexandria
Muncie
Lmited
Elwood
Wil
Kentucky Avenue
Lndianapolis
Kentucky
South Capitol Avenues
Greenfield
Knightstown
Puree
Georgia
Meridian
Greenfield 1
Meridian Streets
Nere Msgery
Loutetana St. Foeelbyville
Aie
Oso
Wanheington
Meridian Ste
Gara
Shelbyville
Indianapolis
Hte
Hitler
Washington and
Peon
Stc
Evesey
Stubbins Hotel Park
Vanta
Indton
Lastar
Mooresville
Atreet
Union Station
Brooklys
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Charen
John Perrin
KH. A. Genictzhaver
Andrew South
Indiana Trust
Ces
Indiana Trust Building
Washington St. and
Virginia Ave
Banking House
A. M. Fletcher
Broadway
New York Stock Exchange
Bonds Union Traction Co. of
New Telephone Company
1St Indianapolis Street Railway
Marion Trust Company
Indiana Trust Company
T. B. Laycock Mfg. Co
Lathrop & Haueisen
Law Building
Federal Union
Hugh Daugherty
E. M. Johnson
Robert C. Finch
Stevenson Bidg
Procerer
American National Bank
Capital National Bank
Columbia Gn
Security Trust
Union Surety
STO Citizens' Street Railway
Newton Todd
Fletcher Bank
U. S. Scale CO
Terre Haute, Ind
Yon Williams
A. Fletcher & CO
Atfe
East
Washington Street
Tarrington
Farwell & Co
American Cast Iron
American Car & Foundrs
Amer
Smelt
United States Leather
Caos & 8
Canadian Pacific & Ohio
Chesapeake & Oho
Chicago & Alton
Gt. West
C., BR. & Prost
Colo, Colo
Southern Southern
Colo
Mt N
Delaware & Hudson
Denver & Rio Grande
Denver & Erie
Erie
Kansas
Athern
Mexican Central
Nashvill
Mixsouri
Kan
Jasouri Pacific
Central
It & R
Southwe
Southern Railway
Union Pacific Pia
Wheeling & Leeling
Wheeling & Wisconsin Central
St of Wisconsin
Aera Ener
Brooklyn Ray Manhattan Tone
Pacific
Stan Western Union
General
Atchison, Adjustment
Southern Accont
Central of Georgia
New Fours
Mit
Rock Island & Pacific Fours
St. Ue
General Fours
Colorado Southern
Consolidated Tobacco
Denver
Central First Inc
Minn
Louis
Kaneas & Texaissouri
New Om
York
Consol
Over
Iron Moont
St. Louis & San F
Mace
Tee Louis Southwestern
Antonio
Ings
Paris
Treasury Statement
West Shore
Wheeling & Lake Erie
American National
National Central Trust
Columbia National Ee
Indiana National Ee Merchants’ National Martonpany Putt Securi! Trust Company
Union Company
American Central Life
Caren
Jax Brock
Indianapolis Coldmores
Indiplis
T. HK. B. P. Paycock
D& Counties
Granger Farwell & Co
United
United Box Board
National Biscuit National Biscuit
Jewee
Bea
Pensions For Veterans
State Dairy
Isq2ic
Liebe
Cneese
New State
Sec
Elgin
Mic
Missouri
Ohio
Ile
Springs
Teises Turkeys, Ag
Savannah
Bio. Rosin
Oil City
Wilmington
Montpelier
North Lima
South Lima
Charleston
New Orleans
Metals
Praeces
W. Thomson Banker
Ingalls Meek
New Telephone Co
Tovom CO
Railhoad Tim
Brelack
Dinnie Carr
Clevel
Cleveland Express
Union
Y Acconomiatl Teveland
Fort
Washington St Depert
D Line
Lazarette
White City
Freeiai
Express
Capress
l.Joensburg Accommodar
Lingianatt
Worhington F Fl
Vernon
Lowterite
Outevri Roria LI 'Corta
Ricomineton
Feoria
Anne Rowenta
Sie
Ham
Dayton City
Anton Exeee
Ineimmall Fast Ieln
Dayton Es
Detredt
Louis RY Om
West Wash St Oni
Ibiengo Fibiengo Express
Uhiengo Een P Monon Accom
Lake Erie
Woledo
Chicar
Michigan
Decatur
Hiladelphia
Paltimore
Columbus
Ind
Louisvi Polumbus
Loulert
Richmond
Iqua
Colom
Vincennes Express
Cose Colombua
Nem
Martinsville Accomodation
North Vernon
Medion Dayton
Xenia
Pittaburg
Martinsville
Ogansport
Fang
Bra
Phnadelphia
Vincennes
Louteville
Madison
Vittaburg
Enat
Stittsburg
Kaspencer
Dayton
Michmond
Logansport
Springfem
Union Traction CO
Magnolia Block
Capitol and
Indianapolis & Fastern RY. CO
Greenfield Line
Frank
Lin Building
Shell Southeastern Traction
Ville
Indianapolis, Greenwood & Franklin R. R. CO
Bisaus
Indianapolis & Martinsville
Rapid Transist CO
Alice
Lewis
Julia Shockley
Urbe
Standard Ol Company
Pine
Lord
Pem
AJ. C. Barwon
American
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