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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1910
Page
10
Indianapolis stock market reports Aug 1 show 2,500 hogs 1,600 cattle 400 sheep received, up from a week and year ago. Hog sales ranged to 5.20 to 8.80, with broadly steady to slightly lower cattle and feeders, and a quiet sheep and lamb trade centered near 5.50 to 6.50 for the best.
Chicago grain markets show narrow price ranges on August 1 with heavy Wheat and corn buying in some regions. World shipments, visible supply, and overseas crop news shape sentiment as markets monitor European and Baltic exchanges while domestic demand and oversold conditions wobble under a holiday in Liverpool.
Aug 1 reports from Pittsburg East Buffalo Union Stockyards and Cincinnati show cattle receipts and prices varying with market slackening in some regions. Hogs and sheep also fluctuate as buyers and sellers adjust bids across multiple markets and yard decks.
Galifan of Logansport produced a sufficient amount of money to return home, arousing suspicions of Bicycle Policemen Schlangen and Drinkxet. Mrs Anna Civie had earned $6.25 from family washings, and Galilan admitted entering the house at 1226 Marlow Avenue where Mrs Cline Hyves lived.
A dense list records Wheat Corn Oats and Hay prices and inspections by grade and track status. It lists No 2 red No 3 red No 2 white No 4 white and mixed lots with car totals, standard prices, and occasional aged terms for August September October. The entry includes hay timothy and clover values and totals for each commodity and inspection results.
Toledo wheat and corn prices show typical monthly futures with September and December marks. Wheat cash and futures listed at about $1.02 to $1.09 per bushel with corn cash around 6 cents and December about 62 to 66 cents. oats trading near 48 to 3776 with May and December notes. Rye No 2 and No 3 bids noted. cloverseed around 87.00, oats and timothy listings for August September and prime timothy at 2.05 and 8.30 respectively.
Buffalo reports August grain prices with No 1 northern spring wheat at 1.25 and winter wheat varieties around 1.06 to 1.25. Corn and oats show typical regional gradings with prices from 41 to 69 cents, rye at 82 cents. barley notes appear erroneous.
Chicago reports fair cash wheat sales for August with much wheat likely to move east from Waterman s deliveries. Burns affect Hutchinson area corn and oats, with varying recovery depending on rains. United States visible supply shows wheat 12,669,000 bushels, corn 3,770,000, oats 2,761,000. futures seen on September basis as farmers decide selling plans.
The Colonial Amusement company buys the Colonial theater company with a lease and goodwill price of 5000 dollars. Fidelity Trust Company, receiver for the theater, is ordered by Judge Charles Remaster to assign the property. A deduction of 1238 dollars will be made from the purchase price to settle a claim against the property.
Forty seven liquor licenses were issued by the county commissioners Monday. Female patrons were filed against the measure due to the licenses.
The New York Stock Exchange opened weak with losses across the board led by Steel common and Amalgamated copper. Buying appeared later as traders anticipated a regular dividend and a director meeting, with Enron Pacific seen as a key player. Bears pushed declines in late trading, especially Chesapeake & Ohio, amid a rumor of a receiver for Minneapolis and St. Louis.
In New York on August 1 the cotton market opened steady with August down 2 points, September off 3, and New Crop positions up 1 to 3 points. Absence of Liverpool cables left local trading driven by crop and weather news amid showers in Oklahoma City and dry Texas conditions.
New York Aug 1 copper market was steady with lead firmer and higher. Spelter remained steady and finnish quoted. Prices showed fluctuations with copper spot 12.10 to 12.20 and August at 12.10 to 12.20.
Aug 1 reports money on call and time rates with 60 day and six month terms. Sterling exchange rates show 633 for ISG 1y and bankers’ bills at improved levels with day bills and demand nets.
Finley Barrel & Co reports ongoing gold imports and no immediate money danger, with precautionary measures to avert fall stringency. Bear interests rise while imports halt general advances. stocks expected lower, with buys planned on any dip. Wall Street shows uncertainty and reduced short interest, while New York Times and Sun discuss money markets, reserves, and pending cases affecting speculative buying and railroad rates. Pennsylvania's regular dividend is announced.
Markets in Indianapolis show dairy price listings for butter and cheese including imported Swiss New Elgin prints and state tubs at various per pound rates. Eggs and poultry quotes appear for New York and Wisconsin products with multiple ready-to-sell weights and items such as roosters ducks hens and toms noted alongside prices.
New York and Chicago report mixed commodity prices with pork, lard, sugar, coffee, butter, and cheese showing varied firmness and discounts. Live and dressed poultry, clover, and tallow also cited with regional quotes and receipts influencing market mood.
The Federal biscuits company a $30 million fusion of 50 to 75 bakeries formed to oppose the National biscuit company the cracker trust. It lists 24 New York firms with others in New England Middle West Oregon Utah and the Dakotas. The plan includes $158 million in preferred stock and $12 million in common stock with limited public offering. Hartwell B Grubb of St Louis organized the trust. incorporated in Wilmington Delaware.
Pittsburgh Pa Aug 1 according to the monthly report of the relief department of the Pennsylvania railroad system 1881105 dollars was paid to members in June relief funds west of Pittsburgh totaled 50305 10 with 20940 for families of deceased members and 28365 10 for members unable to work total relief fund payments since 1889 reach 7769085 05 dollars
Montana Democrats split between William A. Clark a multi millionaire mine owner and WW G Conrad a wealthy bank president as they vie to replace Senator Carter Clark known as a wheelhorse and irrigation committee head faces insurgent opposition Conrad a Virginian from Clark County backed by party funding supports renewal of Carter era influence amid fierce fundraising talk.
Blackpool England Aug 1 Robert Loraine the actor fell into the sea Monday while returning from Liverpool after flying 40 miles. The motor failed a third of the way back and the craft plunged into the sea near a sand bank. He climbed onto the bank and was rescued.
The mutilated body of an 11 year old girl was found Monday near Catferotia, Pa. Indications point to forcible assault before death. Posses organized quickly to pursue the killer after the discovery.
Franklin and Edna Nelson birth at 3528 North Minors street. Willan and Flenore Bluins birth at City hospital. Samuel and Mary Wolfe birth on 1066 High street. Orion and Julian Hager birth on 1867 Singleton street. Jert and Marie Jackson birth at 0235 Mighland Avenue. John and Mary Upstal birth at 1403 North Senate avenue. Haren and Edna Gould birth at 219 North F Pennylvania street. Adolph and Magdalene Wollrath birth on Sir Bradshaw street. John and Anna Dwyer birth at 117 Minerva street. John and Mary Davis birth at 109 Bloomington. Chester and Virginia James birth at 1752 Brook line avenue. George and Mary Traut birth at 1525 South New Jersey street. Bernard I Gehrlich birth at 1420 Union street. Otto Alchele death by car bolic acid poisoning. Philipina Hafert death carcinoma of stomach. Belle Riley death tuberculosis. Les Roberts stenosis mitral. Marie T Borgerding mitral insufficiency. Elizabeth Cravens nephritis. Manassah Rickoff chronic nephritis. Arthur Jellison nephritis at Fairview mission. George Huggins nephritis at City hospital. Marshal H Kerring whooping cough. Multiple couples listed including Boffo Cranfill Hoagland Leffarge Fellers Brewer Mayberry Yanzer Byers Guyer Tread well Prince Boling.
A fragmented list records multiple repair and dwelling projects with names and addresses in Minnesota and Illinois. Entries include costs from $75 to $4,000 and dates or lot details such as 3200 N Capitol 324 Hancock 2017 Madison and 902 W Twenty-eighth with various owners including Adolph Wegman Tom Fletcher and Rosalia Penrose.
A long list of real estate transfers and lots across multiple additions. Names include Samuel Kingston Geneta RB Sloan Henry J Wiethe to Anna Dodd Felix T McWhirter to Walker Henderson and others. Properties show improvements vacant parcels and small lot sizes with street references and monetary values.
A large cantilever dredge and crane working for United Engineering at Riley's Bridge near Lockport toppled into the canal early today. The 300 foot dredge, valued at $50,000, halted barge canal navigation and will cause shipping delays until repairs are completed.
Victoria British Columbia Aug 1 Captain Peter Elliston of the Royal Canadian Artillery was shot dead by a private at the barracks near here Monday. The slayer escaped and the entire barracks force was called out and is now in pursuit.
The following articles of incorporation were filed with the secretary of state Monday. South Bend jewelry company, South Bend, capital stock $15,000, directors Stephen A. Knobloch, Philip E. Bondurant, Albert B. Wickiter, George Knapp and Clinton A. Bondurant. Maple City social club of Clinton, directors John W. Lilly, Albert Lilly and Charles Reeder. Remington farmers' elevator company, capital stock $18,500, directors John W. Taylor, David N. Shand, Henry C. Beeka, John Bartoo, William Stilz, William J. Little and Peter Geib.
Joseph Keller sues Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Co claiming injury from a swinging door at car barns. He alleges damages of 85 000 and states he was employed in carpentry. The suit centers on negligence and fault for the incident.
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