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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1910

Page

9

Hogs Supply Weak as Prices Slide at Indianapolis Market

Receipts reach 2 500 hogs while cattle and sheep show declines from a week and a year ago. Buyers, facing limited competition, push prices down with hogs mostly selling around 10.75 to 10.80 and over 500 hogs left unsold. Cattle demand remains selective, steers firm, cows steady, calves uneven. Sheep and lambs small in volume with prices holding near steady values despite light competition.

Indianapolis Bee River Obalele Union Stock Yards Pittsburg

Stocks Higher and Demand Is Much Better

Substantial gains were made in nearly all listed issues at the opening with London leading. Union Pacific and Reading rose about one point while Steel common and Smelting advanced. readings showed gains of one point or more in the first hour as buying intensified on expectations that the government crop report will boost speculative interest. Governments steady, other bonds dull.

New York London Union Pacific Reading Senate Beveridge Republican Party Fidwin M. Lee Will Hoar Richard Elliott Fayette County Elliott Col. W Leeds Wayne H. W. Bennett Marion Frank F. Snvyder Jay Ralph K. Kane Hamilton W. J. McAleer Lake George B. Lockwood Grant Tirst John H. Moehler Posey Charles Henderson Greene W. OW. Lingle Orange Thomass. Cravens Dearborn G. W. Grubbs Morgan A. M. Willoughby Decnatur BE. H. Schmidt Eidith George H. Ward Randolph

Quiet Opening Curb Market Lists Mixed Oil and Copper Stocks

The curb market opened quiet and steady with mixed quotes across major issues. Listings include Standard Oil, American Tobacco, Nevada Copper, Chicago Subway, and several coal and mining names with varied fractions showing minor movement and limited trading interest.

New York Standard Oil American Tobseco Rawhide Butte Coalition Miami Copper Nevada Ray Cone Boston Chino Copper Mich Pacific Lumber Nipissing Greene Cananen Kerr Wake Giroux Goldfield Cons United Eee British Columbia Braden Opner Larose Ohio Copper Rayentral Chicago Subway Ariz Union Ines Ely Central Ely Cons

Boston Stocks Report Closes Mixed on April 5

Opening stock figures show Lake Copper at 59 44, down four points, North Lake 16, Giroux 8 1/2, Granby 45 144, and Indiana o at an unspecified level as markets begin trading.

Boston Poston Lake Copper North Lake Giroux Granby Indiana O

London Bar Silver Steady at 24 1 16d per oz

London bar silver stays level at 24 1 16d as of April 6 signaling a slight drop of one sixteenth of a penny from the previous level. Market notes show modest steadying in the London bullion market.

London

Copper and zinc prices ease on Metal Exchange trading

New York April 5 copper shows an easier undertone with all deliveries lower while spelter remains steady. Lead quiet and off in asking prices. tin quotes mix with small gains and declines across remaining contracts.

New York Metal Exchange

Grain quotations and inspections at Indianapolis market

The report lists bids for corn and oats by class and grade in Indianapolis with prices for No. 2 red through No. 4 white and mixed, plus hay prices for Timothy and clover mixes. It also details wheat, corn, and hay inspections and car totals for inbound and outbound lots.

Bsc Hay Timothy Sample

New York Produce Prices Reported April Market Rates

New York April 5 pork steady meal 27 lard firm middle west spot 14.28 14.35 sugar raw refined quiet steady coffee Rio No 7 spot S% R%c tallow quiet city Tc poultry dressed live firm cheese firm moderately active full creams special VIA 118C full skim 3 4c

New York Middle West Rio No. 7 City

The Wagon Market Starts Mixed Grain Prices Listed

The notice lists Wheat No 2 red at 1.16 with milling sample 1.05 to 1.14. Oats straw 6 to 7, corn 65 6se, shelled oats 40 648 cents, Timothy hay mixed at 16 dollars per ton, baled timothy at 16 17, and mixed Timothy 17 dollars.

Rouse Bros Timothy

Meats and Lards Price List From Kingan & Co

Sugar cured hams 18 19 1/2 cents. English style hams 25 26 1/4 cents. red hams 27 44 29 cents. breakfast bacon 21 26 cents. sugar cured clear 21 23 1/2 cents. smoked bacon 16 18 1/2 cents. shoulders 16 11 cents. sliced bacon 25 30 cents. lard 16 1/2. sausage fresh pork loins 17 18 cents. fresh beef carcasses 10 12 1/2 cents. veal carcasses 14 15 cents. lambs 1...

Btocks American Central Life American Creosoting Co American National Bank Belt Railroad Common Belt Railroad Ptd Prown-Ketcham P Central Trust Brown-Ketcham Columbia National Bank Eee Vela Madison County Farmers Trust Company Federal Union Suret. Co Ft. Wayne & Wab. Val. Trac German American Trust Co Tione Brewery Ee Indiana Hotel Common Indiana Hotel Og Aden Indiana National Bank Indiana Title Company Todiana Trust Company Indiana Union Traction Co Indianapolia Abattoir Pfd Res Tidianapolis Marott Dept Merchants’ Heat & At P Nation New O . A Ee Reu People’s State Bank Fertilizer Pfd Ae Security Trusteeves & Co. Presses Eter Enaeee T. Haute Trac. & Light Union National Bank Union Traction Common Union Traction Union Trust Eee van Camp Hardware van Camp Packing Vandalia Coal Common Vandalia Coal Escuan Citizens’ Broad Rid BR JAS HS Delaware and Madison Citizens’ Street Railway Wees Nee Indiana Hotel Ft. Wayne & Wab Val. T. Co. Ga Indiana Union Traction Ind Kokomo, Marion & W. Co Merchants’ Heat and Light

Clerk Arrested as Person Who Robbed Homes

Bertram G. Spencer a 27 year old clerk was arrested in Springfield Mass charged with involvement in a burglary series linked to the murder of Martha B Blackstone. A locket with B G B initials led to the arrest along with a revolver four mufflers four watches and loot worth hundreds found in his room. Detectives plan to show victims for identification.

Springfield Mass Bertram G. Spencer Martha B. Blackstone Leath Boston Detective Office Spencer

Poison in Mattress Killed Six in Boston Case

Mary Kelliher freed after months on the brink of the electric chair for the murder of six family members. Attorney Hugh Bancroft and a toxicologist traced arsenic poisoning to a cheap hair mattress in a dark room, shifting belief from guilt to innocence.

Boston Mary Kelliher

Fire Chief's Son Missing From Home

Police seek Charles McKinley 16 son of Pittsburg fire chief Robert McKinley after he left home on March 21. Chief appeals to Supt Hyland for help in locating him.

Charles McKinley Robert McKinley Pittsburg Supt Hyland McKinley

Railroad Wage Rise May Do Little for Workers

In a Chicago Record-Herald commentary the Pennsylvania Railroad plans to raise wages for 175,000 men. The piece argues the gains will largely vanish to higher costs for butchers and grocers, predicting little overall relief for workers.

Pennsylvania Railroad Company Chicago Record Hierald

Pension Bill for Harrison Widow Sparks Senate Debate

Senator Shively urges a five thousand dollar annual pension for Mrs. Harrison, with a companion pension for Mrs. Cleveland. Senator Moe-Cumber opposes, arguing presidential widows need not rely on military service or poverty to justify support. Also notes immigration denial for Janos Molderan and Taft commutes six months of a Walton soldier’s sentence.

Sun Washington Service Hibbs Washington Shively Senate Benjamin Harrison Frances Folsom Cleveland Grover Cleveland Senate Committee On Pensions Harrison Cleveland Moe Cumber United States Cleveand Moldernan Immigration Commission Indianapolis Society of Roumanians Janos Molderan Ellis Island Molderan Beveridge Nic Dobrota Indianapolis Society Taft Harry Scott Walton Ind Ft. Leavenworth Susan Scott

Real Estate Transfers Montage Lists Numerous Property Deals

A series of real estate transfers records multiple transactions across additions and streets such as Keystone Park, Martindale, Washington Heights, and Irvington. Buyers include Alvin A Williamson, Will Dunkle, and Frederick H Sillerey with prices ranging from $1 to $3,000 for vacant or improved lots and parcels.

Alvin A. Williamson Willam H. Dooley Keystone Park Rader Street Will R. Dunkle J. E. Robins Martindale &V.'S Meridian Street Forty-second Street Richard E. Herrick Levi's Sub Pennsylvania Street Forty-second Union Trust Company Benjamin N. Gruel Fletcher Brookside Eleventh Dearborn Olpha G. Null William Green Frankin Julian Et al Irvington University Avenue Audubon Avenue John H. Waren William W. Daugherty Center Township R. St. Men’s B. & S. Association Francis D. Craig Krewson McClintock Central Avenue Washington Boulevard Forty-sixth Street Jos. Hearner Marion Harlan Lenox Place East Side LaSalle Street Twenty-eighth Street Frank Eakins Gertrude Harlan Adams Street Twentyeighth Street Chas. D. Wrinck Harry Schofield Ardmore East Slide Broadway Thirty Eighth Street Ora B. Cooper Sovereigen Realty Company Schofield Et al Columbia Avenue Wm. H. Avant John G. McCullough Martin New York Owosso Avenue Beauty Avenue Willard W. Gates Fred C. Schmidt Washington Park Forty Second Street Ida C. Carylor Leonard Crane Caylor E. Washington Street Riley Avenue Washington Street Camuel Rhodes Wm. D. Goode Rhodes E Ohio Street Dearborn Street Michigan Street Frank Wells Et al Campbell Echapel A. M. BE. Zion Church Allen Northwestern Avenue Myrtis Street Albert H. Unversan Barbara Ries Beaty Napoleon Street Beecher Street Wm. J. Meyer Peter Sweeney Childs Bros. Et al Temperance Avenue Walter E. Griffey Art L. Yeager Englewood

Habit of Jothams in Judges Quotation Cited

A clipped religious note cites Judges ix 21 about Jotham fleeing and feeding, with a caveat that it may not refer to Mr. Allds. The brief line is attributed to a Chicago editor or publication.

Allds Chicago

Roosevelt cancels reception amid Vatican clash

In Rome Col. Roosevelt defies the Vatican drawing sharp criticism from clerical and radical circles in France. His popularity grows as crowds shadow his Rome schedule and a meeting with the king precedes a sightseeing tour and British ambassador dinner. London gears for his May visit amid political tension. Roosevelt offers to gift African animal skins to President Fallieres.

Republic Roosevelt Vatican France Rome Mr. Roosevelt Quirinal Europe Merry del Val Cardinal Merry del Val John Callan O’loughlin Paris Fournier Falleries Col. Roosevelt President Falleries Africa

Payne Defends Tariff Bill After White House Visit

Representative Sereno E. Payne Republican floor leader left the White House asserting that Congress and newspapers calling the Aldrich Payne tariff law a failure are liars. He said the bill opened markets worldwide and would refute critics and Beveridge’s opposition. The exchange ended with Payne urging the driver to proceed.

Washington Sereno E. Payne White House Beveridge Indiana Beveridce United States Canada Mr. Payne

Board investigates sergeant conduct in assault case

Mayor Shank and the Board of Safety spent four hours examining Sergt. Frank Anderson over an alleged overstep of police authority during a 2 AM March 20 assault on A. W. Downs, a Big Four conductor, at Washington and State streets. Downs’ attorney J. Br. Little vows a new trial regardless of the board’s ruling.

Shank Board of Safety Sergt Frank Anderson A. W. Downs Washington State Streets Anderson J. BR. Little Downs

Changing P O Registry Reform Visit by Post Office Committee

A national committee on simplifying post office registry bookkeeping visited the city today. Members Charles H. McBride, Herbert F. Wood, and Henry G. Temple, all longtime post office employees, led instructions for local clerks.

P. O. Registry Charles H. McBride Henry G. Temple Post Office Service

Beveridge's Anti Tariff Fire Sweeps Delegates

Beveridge dominates the Republican state convention with a fiery keynote defending his tariff fight. Delegates applaud as resolution talks hinge on local option and tariff reform, while committees are chosen and a late-night resolutions passage closes the session.

Beveridge Committee On Alaska Taft Tariff Board Tartf Commission of Roosevelt James Bingham Indiana Bingham Resolutions Committee George B. Lockwood Eleventh Grant County Mr. Lockwood R. G. Leeda Lockwood Committee of Resolutions Supreme Court

Murphy sells Schwenk and Weaver to Louisville club

Louis ville April 5 President Charles Murphy of the Chicago National league team has sold pitcher Schwenk and pitcher Weaver to the local American association team. The purchase price was not made public.

Louisville Charles Murphy Schwenk Weaver

Worth $20,000 Gotch Zborszko Offer From Duluth Promoter

Duluth Minnesota April 5 C A Marshall a local theatrical man has wired Chicago an offer of 20000 dollars for the Gotch Zborszko wrestling match Marshall proposes to build a large hall for the event The proposal signals a major plan to stage the bout in a new venue with sizable backing.

Duluth. Minn C. A. Marshall Chicago Marshall

Fire damages Eichurs mill, grain elevator in Marion

A fire gutted a grain elevator owned by Eichurs Milling Co and several houses in Marion Indiana. Burg Insurance Co. director said coverage stood at $4,000 and losses were expected to rise as flames raged through the building and nearby dwellings.

Marion Ind Sweetser Eichurs Milling Company Burg Burg Company

Charles Lamb Acquitted of Grand Larceny Theft

Charles Lamb was acquitted byjury in the criminal court on Tuesday morning of grand larceny for entering Ward Brothers drug store on N Sinoie street and robbing a clerk of 21.15 at gunpoint.

Charles Lamb Criminal Court Lamb Ward Brothers N. Sinoie Street

Senate Agrees on Unified Safety Appliance Bill

Washington April 5 the senate today agreed to the conference report on the United Safety Appliance bill.

Washington Senate Today United Safety

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