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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1910
Page
11
Mrs. Matthew T. Scott argues against insurgents calling them pernicious microbes as she campaigns to elect nine vice presidents at a convention. Mrs. Story leads the opposing faction, claiming growing strength and intent to seize control of the gathering.
Washington April 19 a bill to grant a ten percent pay increase to all government employees excludes the president his cabinet the vice president and Congress and the armed forces. Introduced in the house by Mr Southwick of New York.
Beatrice Fairfax warns girls about bodily poisons like foul air fatigue and poisonous foods and mental poisons such as envy gossip hatred uncharitableness and bad temper. Stay healthy by fresh air ventilation wholesome meals and kindness as the antidote to mental poisons to achieve happiness.
New York market notes list wholesale vegetable prices for apples, cranberries, grapes, oranges, strawberries, and more with per box and per barrel rates. Also included are meat and dairy quotes with pork, lard, sugar, and eggs alongside general price levels for live poultry and cheese.
Disjointed OCR fragment lists items and names including Butter Creamery and Young Aid e on a Cabo market page. Mentions Silvia etme SMa ine Cheese and igor tomlin with stray percentages and characters.
The New York Cotton market opened weaker with prices slipping several points as the market reacts to early trading signals. Traders note a cautious session as supplies and demand factors weigh on prices.
Indianapolis April 19 hog receipts 3 500 show rising hog numbers while cattle and sheep fall from last week and year. Prices for hogs slide with most good hogs at 9.25 to 9.15, some as low as 9.10, while extreme heavy hogs reach 9.30. Cattle demand remains active but not at top last week. calves steady to 25 cents lower. Sheep steady as arrivals meet local demand with wool lambs 9.50 and clipped lambs 8.50 upward. spring lambs around 11.00 and higher. Local market listings include varied bids for heifers, cows, and steers, with overall weakness in cattle prices.
New York stocks opened under pressure with most leading industrials down at first. Steel common fell slightly but recovered as the market firmed, United States Steel attracting big volume and forecasts of a higher dividend. Amalgamated Copper and American Smelting rose about a point, while rail stocks joined the advance. Government bonds were unchanged.
Grain prices across wheat corn oats and mixed lots show varied bids with No 2 red wheat at 1.03 with April 1.03, No 2 white corn around 58-59 cents, No 2 white oats at 43-44 cents, mixed lots listed with multiple through billing figures. Inspections tally seven cars of wheat and thirty six cars of corn plus hay and mixed lots. totals compiled for inbound and outbound shipments across color grades and car counts.
Combs, former secretary of the Board of Health, shot neighbor Frank Beyerle twice after misidentifying him as a burglar. Beyerle, a well known citizen, died from the wounds as Combs fired from upstairs while at the back door.
The lighter Gypsum was wrecked in Hell Gate today near New York. The captain and crew of three men were rescued from the wreck with no injuries reported.
Schedule lists Greensburg departures at 2:00, 3:00, 4:00, 6:00, 6:10, 8:00, 9:60, and 11:30 PM. Times appear in sequence for a daily transport run.
In Chicago on April 19 professional speculators bought wheat and set a strong tone as longs remained small. July wheat at 1.01 1 4 percent, corn down about 3 4 cents, oats lower, July at 40 Avtac. Opening prices show May wheat at 1.07 4 1.084 and May corn at 5T4 tae, oats May 42 42c. Closing shows losses for wheat and mixed moves for corn and oats.
The Toledo market quotes wheat cash at 1.06 per bushel with May at 1064, July 1.021, September 1.01. Corn cash values show May around 3.57 and July 6 154, September 6 35? Clover seed cash at 7 15 with April 6.80 and other months at 6.17 to 6.18. Rye No 2 19 cents, No 3 76 cents. Prime Alsike 7.10, Timothy 2.15.
Local buyers list prices for hides per pound with No 1 green at a rate, No 2 green, and No 1 salted. London bar silver quoted steadied at 24 9 16 pence per ounce on April 19 with no change from prior.
Boston opening prices list several stocks with figures for Shoe Machine Oey Miami Wolverineg Giroux Granby Hancock North Butte. New York bar prices note a percent decline and Mexican dollar at four cents. Terre Haute reports crops not damaged after a cold snap with light rain and a rising temp following freezing night.
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