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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1910

Page

10

Market Report Signals Mixed Livestock Activity

Receipts show 3500 hogs 1200 cattle 400 sheep with losses from prior periods. Hogs faced strong outside demand and aggressive competition pushing prices up, cattle gains about 25c weekly, calves 25c lower, feeders and bulls steady, sheep and lambs trading more active and prices 25c higher.

East Buffalo N. Y Gale and Western Pittsburg Jupnis Hight Colomon Cincinnati

Grain and livestock markets show mixed moves across regions

Chicago received 528 wheat cars, 404 corn cars, 180 oats cars, with year ago figures 349, 140 and 126. Wheat futures opened around 1.01 to 1.08 per bushel, corn 0.59 to 0.61. Cattle, hogs, and lambs traded unevenly across East Buffalo, Union Stock Yards, Pittsburg, Cincinnati with receipts rising and market activity varying from slow to strong. weather favorable for spring wheat and ongoing heavy movement to markets.

Liverpool Chicago Southwest Saeaee Mness Liverpool Cates A. W. Thomson Co Seer Sonal Saale Mediaor Peer Etnae Seeertas

MARKETS INDIANAPOLIS BUTTER PRICES AND DAIRY GOODS

Imported Swiss butter at 30 cents per pound and various dairy products listed with price markers such as State tubs 2 cents and Neufchatel at 3 cents. Includes references to cream cheese, cheddar, roosters, spring chickens, ducks, geese, and hens with mixed local and imported items and unit prices.

Indianapolis Limberg Neufchatel Bick Fc Roosters Vream

New York and Chicago Market Receipts Brief Snippet

Fragmented market notes from New York and Chicago mention dairy receipts and prices with garbled figures. Reads like a brief wire-service market roundup with references to creamery goods and mixed lots, lacking clear details or complete data.

New York Creamery Extra Seat c

Toledo Grain Prices Stand After Markets Close

Wheat markets show cash and futures mixed with September at 1.03 and December around 1.09. Corn bids around 65 to 66 cents for cash and futures, oats near 38 to 39 cents, rye steady, cloverseed trading around 8.05 for December and March, butter eggs and hay unchanged as trading pauses.

Toledo Qelpher Othr

Grain prices and quality notes from Buffalo market

The Buffalo market report lists spring wheat No 1 at 1.25 dollars and winter wheat No 2 at 1.06 with No 2 white at 1.05. Corn No 2 yellow opens at 69 cents with No 3 Yellow Bilger and other yellow varieties around 66 to 66 1/4 cents. White wheat quotes include No 2 white at 40 cents and standard at 41 to 49 cents.

Teyah Buffalo Bilger Ste

Chicago Grain Prices Aug 3 Cash Wheat and Corn

Cash grain prices list Chicago morning update with No 2 red wheat at 101 1 3 cents per bushel No 3 red at 100 1 2 cents No 2 corn at ige 35e and No 2 oats at 345 35e reflecting market quotes in brief price report

Chicago

Grain Gossip Reports Mixed North West Receipts and Weather

Northwest receipts show wheat at 560 cars versus 182 year ago, with Winnipec noted. Argentine cables report drought easing as light rains improve north regions. sowing in the south uncertain. Westfield notes Mindison corms good but wilted in spots. rains last night boost crop outlook. Primary: wheat 1,761,000 bu vs 1,154,000 last year. corn 628,000 vs 395,000. oats 58241,000 vs 365,000. Chicago expects Thurs wheat 424, corn 289, oats 155 cars.

Northwest Winnipec Lecount Finley, Barrell &¢‘O Westfield Town Mindison S. Th Geodt

Foreign Crops Weather and Harvest Across Europe

Report notes varied harvests across Europe with cooler UK temperatures needing warmth, France recording favorable advices but poorer yield and quality, Germany seeing fine weather and satisfactory harvest, Hungary and Roumania below normal yields, Bulgaria good threshing returns and fair weather, Rusatyn and southeast Russia expect larger yields, while southwest regions show severe damage and overall improving outlook aside from noted losses.

United Kingdom France Germany Hungary Bulgaria

Market Summary Mixed Activity in NY Stocks and London

The New York market opened with light volume and uneven moves led by Stee, Chesapeake & Ohio, Union Pacific and others. Initial transactions fell 1 to 5 points from prior close except Atchison, Great Northern, Northern Pacific, and St Paul which rose. London showed irregular but strong movement with sharp upturns and profit taking, aided by short covering and buying in the US market. Northern Pacific faced rumors of dividend cuts and declined, while overall sentiment stayed underpinned by solid demand for many issues. Government bonds held steady and other bonds were firm.

New York Areck Stee Common Chesapeake & Ohio Union Pacific Atchison Great Northern Northern Pacific St. Faul London

Cotton market opens firm with higher quotes

New York August 3 cotton market opens firm 10 to 15 points higher as cables report strong outside demand. Early gains held with limited setback, initial quotes show August at 15.37 15.38e and September at 14.20 14.22e amid steady market tone and heavy Liverpool buying signals.

New York Texas Liverpool

Metal Exchange Quotations Report Copper Lead Spelter Tin

NEW YORK August 3 copper held at 12.05 to 12.20 for spot and August with September to October at 12.10 to 12.20 and November at 12.23 to 12.27. Lead steady at 4.40 to 4.50. Spelter weak with 35.40 to 35.50. Tin quoted at 38 to 33.25.

New York Metal Exchange

New York Money Market Rates Reported In Brief

A brief market note lists eail rates at 141 percent, time money at 60 days and six months with rates 35 percent and 44 percent. Sterling exchange is shown around 4841 and 4861 with demand banker DINs of 4N5.200 to 485.35.

New York Eail Sterling Exchange

New York Bar Silver Declines in Foreign Currencies

New York reporting on bar silver prices shows a decline for Mexican dollars and a general drop in commercial bar silver at 44e, with August 3 noted. The brief indicates currency movements and market tone in New York.

New York

Rubber market update from New York trade note

Rubber blanketing report from New York dated August 3 notes para rubber price quotes at 2.10 to 2.13 and coarse rubber offerings at 14.

New York

Fruits and Vegetables Wholesale Prices Listed

Indianapolis wholesale fruit and vegetable prices show a wide range of items with per hamper per crate and per bushel rates. Notable entries include apples at $1.25 to $1.75 per hamper, bananas $1.25 to $1.80 per bunch, cantaloupes 90 cents to $1.50 per basket, grapes $1.50 per crate, pineapples $2.75 to $3.75 per crate, pears $2.50 per box, watermelons $23 to $30 per 100, onions $1 per bushel, potatoes $2.25 to $2.50 per bushel, and tomatoes Tennessee and Indiana prices listed.

California Messina Florida Indiana New Southern Michigan Texas Louisville Kentucky St. Louis Tennessee Jersey Queens

Financial notes mark buys by wealthy in Wall Street

The New York Sun reports heavy purchases by wealthy and important investors in Wall Street who see stock prices as oversold. Liquidity has ended, losses over seven months are acknowledged, and a counter move is under way. Despite some gains, primary elections out west and mercantile troubles may pressure prices again. Steel pricing hints show Jones & Laughlin cutting bids, with the steel market volatile as orders flow in. Overall, the market remains cautious with substantial volumes and a large total of $14,875,000 in movement.

The New York Sun Wall Street Finley Barrell & Co Bears Shorts

Army Orders Washington Aug 3 officers reassigned

Army orders list station changes for medical corps officers. Capt Perry L Boyer moves from Fort Mason California to Fort Clark Texas. Maj Christopher Collins to Fort Robinson Nebraska relieving Maj James B R Church. Maj Church to Fort Ontario New York for reassignment.

Washington Wedicel Corns Perry L. Boyer Fort Mason Cal Fort Chirk Tex Christopher «. Collins Fort Robinson Neb Tames BR. Church Church Fort Ontario

Officers shuffled in coast artillery corps assignments

William W Gray moves to Omaha Nebraska and Maj Charles H Brownlee to Fort Des Moines relieving Maj William E Vose who heads to Luncheon Barracks Louisiana relieving Maj Francis M C Usher Usher goes to Fort Sam Houston Texas Maj Clifford L Corbin becomes unassigned and joins 141st company Alexander J Stuart moves from 100th to unassigned list Col Louis Brechemin from Philippines division relieves Col William W Gray at medical corps awaiting reassignment Capt Albert A Youngberg from army war college to engineers and Stuart shifts to Fortress Monroe Virginia Transfers at the West see Capt Matthew E Hanna from Third to Second cavalry and Capt Frederick Johnson from Second to Third cavalry.

William W. Gray Omaha Neb Charles H.brownlee Fort Des Moines William E. Vose Maj Vose Iuncheon Barracks Francis M. C. Usher Usher Fort Sam Houston Tex Coast Artillery Corps Clifford L. Corbin 141St Conpany Alexander J. Stuart 100Th Company Louis Brechemin Uien Philippines Wiliam W. Gray Albert A. Youngberg Corps of Engineers Army War College Fortress Monroe

City Statistics Births Reported In The Area

Fe and Ida Ayres announce a baby girl at 20 Southern avenue. Davin and Hazel Jetmore welcome a baby boy at 2319 Yanes street. William and Idella Jones report a baby boy at 638 Virginia avenue. Waller and Nellie Washburn greet a girl at 1420 Hamilton avenue. Christina and Mary Erbacher list a birth at 909 Madison avenue. Albert and Mabel Hess announce a boy at 603 Jefferson avenue. Ernest and Ethel De Burger report a girl at 1525 West Twenty-sixth street. William and Mellesa Maloy welcome a girl at 1809 Everett street.

Fe and Ida Ayres Southern Avenue Gin Anna Ringo Drake Street Davin Hazel Jetmore Yanes Street William and Idella Jones Virginia Avenue Waller Nellie Washburn Hamilton Avenue Christina and Mary Erbacher Madison Avenue Albert Mabel Hess Jefferson Avenue Ernest and Ethel de Burger West Twenty-sixth Street Mellesa Maloy Everett Street

Obituaries and Conditions From Local Addresses

Infant Gray at 21S East Louisiana street with injuries. Charles Allenwen aged 63 at 311 Prospect street has arteriosclerosis. Jane E Echols 77 of 48 East Washington street suffers chronic bronchitis. Leslie J M Cabert 14 Deloss street with neocolitis. Hayden Armstrong 39 at Central insane hospital has epileptic convulsions. Caroline L Clemens 78 of 9 Walcott street with arteriosclerosis. Henry Tomlinson 48 at 616 Caldwell street lacerated heart from a fall. Minerva Kemper 6½ Deaconess hospital with acute chil ulcer. Mike Seraight 23 at City hospital with pulmonary tuberculosis.

Infant Gray Louisiana Street Charles Allenwen Prospect Street Jane E. Echols East Washington Street Leslie J. M. Cabert Deloss Street Hayden Armstrong Central Insane Hospital Caroline L. Clemens Walcott Street Henry Tomlinson Caldwell Street Minerva Kemper Deaconess Hospital Mike Seraight City Hospital

Names Pairings From Historic Listing Include Busy Matches

The record lists numerous pairings such as Thomas Williams with Edith Johnson, Clyde Templin with Voorhees Poole, Clifford Thompson with Alta Slum, Lorenzo Linker with Jessie Little, James Britton with Jarare Cox, Andrew Carter with Eric Fowler, Howard Brown with Vearl Brinkler, William Barnett with Alice Howe, Ralph Aldrich with Bertha Zook, Hoy Lasiter with Hattie Teeters, Will Smith with Gladys Broshevers, Harry Hood with Elizabeth Fat. The long list appears as a sequence of connected male and female names.

Thomas Williams Edith Johnson Clyde Templin Voorhees Poole Clifford Thompson Alta Slum Lorenzo Linker Jessie Little James Britton Jarare Cox Andrew Carter Eric Fowler Howard Brown Vearl Brinkler William Barnett Alice Howe Ralph Aldrich Bertha Zook Hoy Lasiter Hattie Teeters Will Smith Gladys Broshevers Harry Hood Elizabeth Fat

Building permits list multiple repairs and additions citywide

Peter H. Dwiler repairs at 329 Garfield. J P Benn adds at 2210 Central. Ed Stevens repairs 2421 Ashland. Rice H Bruck repairs 2138 Ringgold. John Hahern dwelling Raymond near Shelby 7600. L. trey remodel 3357 Graceland 1000. Riverside skating ink repairs 500. Allen Wells dwelling near Michigan 1000. Reinecke & Schaub repairs Warnan and Michigan 80. Carl Schultz dwelling Arizona and Capitol 1200. Kate Foppiano furniture 300. Sarah BE Black dwelling Northwestern and Twenty-ninth 3000. Demaree repairs 2012 Columbia. Schaf repairs Tenth and Massachusetts. Allison & Co repairs 905 North Alabama 30. Evangelical Lutherans church addition Laurel and Orange 600. Binagar & Reinhert addition Dorman near St. Clair 800. McWhirter addition 734 West Thirty-first 60. Connelly addition 512 Gooster. Crain dwelling 789 Dearborn 250. Hoop double 18 Gladstone 3000.Marshall addition 1530 South Exist 100. C H FP Crain dwelling 789 Dearborn 250. Horatio Hoop double 18 Gladstone 3000. Marshall addition 1530 South Exist 100.

Peter H. Dwiler Garfield J. P. Benn Central Ed Stevens Ashland S. A. Vernis Rice H. Bruck Ringgold John Hahern Raymond Shelby L. Trey Graceland Riverside Skating Ink W. P. Meyer South Pennsylvania Allen Wells Iladstone Michigan Reinecke & Schaub Warnan Carl Schultz Arizona Capitol Kate Foppiano Furnare North Liberty Sarah BE. Black Dwelling Northwestern Att. T. Demaree Columbia Bed Joseph (. Schaf Tenth Massachusetts J. W. Od. Allison & Co North Alabama Evangelical Lutherans Laurel and Orange Binagar & Reinhert Dorman St. Clair William McWhirter West Thirty-first P. B. Connelly Gooster C. H. FP. Crain Dearborn Horatio Hoop Gladstone Marshall

Vesey family named in Indiana incorporation notices

The record lists multiple Indiana incorporations and stock changes. Vesey family members are named among directors for W. GF. and M. S. Vesey and other entries note Caswell-Runyan in Huntington issuing 100000 in preferred stock. Terre Haute and Fort Wayne entities adjust capital stock and preferences in varied amounts.

W. GF M. S. Vesey Florists Ft. Wayne William J. Vesey Are S. Vesey Sally Vesey Dirk M. Vesey David S. Vesey Catherine Vesey Caswell-Runyan Company Huntington Terre Haute S. F. Bowser &Cn

Trains From Indianapolis & Cincinnati Traction Co Schedule

Public timetable shows April 1 1910 start with routes to Rushville Connersville Shelbyville Greensburg. Departure times 5:00 am 2:00 pm 7:00 am 2:00 pm 8:00 pm 10:00 am 6:15 pm 11:00 am 8:00 pm 12:00 noon 9:00 pm 1:30 pm 12:30 pm Limited trains. Dispatch stops at Rushville Connersville Shelbyville Greensburg. Contact numbers Old Main 4647 New 239.

Rushville Connersville Shelbyville Greensburg Treensburg

Indianapolis Local Trains Schedule Details Various Routes

Local trains depart hourly from Indianapolis serving Lebanon Frankfort Lafayette Crawfordsville Greenfield Kuebta town Cambridge City Richmond New Castle Danville Greencastle Brazil Terre Haute. Cara to Mooresville Martinsville intermediate stops ten minutes before hour. Last car 11:30 p m Newcastle 10:45 a m and 42:45 p m Lebanon Frankfort Lafayette Plainfield Greencastle Brazil and ass Bane 8:20 a m 11:20 a m 2:20 5:20 p m 7:20 p m Greenfield Kuipta town Cambridge City Richmond 82 m 11:20 a m 2:20 p m 5:20 p m 7:20 p m through trets for Dayton O 8:20 a m 2:20 p m sal p m Trains connect at Richmond for Dayton O Columbus O and Zanesville O

Indianapolis Lebanon Frankfort Lafayette Crawfordsville Greenfield Kui Cambridge City Richmond Newcastle Danville Greencastle Brazil Terre Haute Cara Mooresville Martinsville Plainfield Ass Bane Kuipte Town Dayton Columbus Zanesville

Applications for licenses in Fifth ward Indianapolis 1910

A long notice lists several residents of Marion county Indiana who will apply at the September term 1910 for licenses to sell intoxicating liquors in limited quantities with on site consumption. It names Charles Knauer Jacob Greenbaum Isreal Locklear W M Prosser and others, detailing their business rooms and street locations including Blake street Alabama street West Street Capitol Capitol avenues and Massachusetts Avenue with pool table privileges requested in some cases.

Center Township Marion County Indiana Blake Street Harris Indianapolis Ward Charles Knauer Board of Commissioners Alabama Street Arch Street Jacob (Greenbaum West Thirteenth North West Street Isreal Locklear State of Indiana Capitol Avenue North New York Street Capitol, Avenue W. M. Prosser Board of County Commissioners Massachusetts Avenue McCord & Wheatley Raoke i Nechusetts Avenue Massie Atatat Meret Board of Commmissionera Sstate A. Ibe Washington Street Indiana, and Known As No. 142 West Washington Street Towashia Im Square Marten County Tidiana Isaac Caninbat Meridiantreet Meridian and South Streets Blake's Square 60 Meridian Street Tuard Lulis Becr Township 15 Range & East Stats Yards George Caldwell Markey Street East Market Street Charles Glitzenstein Board of Commssioners Delaware Street Indianalis Idiana Velaware Street William J. Fevers West Street McCarty Ray Streets Seuch West Street Nolice Sime ‘Orum William Miller Agnes Street Emett Agnes Michigan Streets Michael Ford Tudiana Washington Avenue Harry Peters Market Street West Market Street Wari No. U C. J. Gardner

Applications For Licenses To Sell Intoxicating Liquors

Notices from Marion county Indiana asking for licenses to sell intoxicating vinous malt and spirituous liquors in various wards and rooms around Indianapolis during the September term 1910. Each entry lists the ward, street address, building details, lot descriptions, and requests for pool table privileges in the same rooms.

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