Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Indianapolis Sun in Indianapolis, Indiana

We have 10,635,812 pages in Indiana

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 32 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1910

Page

10

Live Stock Receipts Evidence Mixed Week Over Week

Tuesday market reports show 5,000 hogs 1,650 cattle 1,500 sheep with gains in some classes and declines in others. Hogs steady to 10 cents higher per weight, cattle and calves steady to near unchanged, feeders and bulls steady, calf trade strong. Sheep and lambs larger receipts, demand steady with prices similar to Monday, lambs 6.25 to 6.50 and larger lots 3.50 to 6, yearlings 4 to 5.25, culls 1.50 to 4, breeding stock up to 4.50.

Tocal USA

Live Stock Markets Across Cities Show Mixed Movements

Pittsburg reports light cattle supply with steady to firm prices. hogs fall slightly amid varied grades. East Buffalo trims prices but keeps cattle firm and calves active. Cincinnati notes strong cattle demand and higher hog prices with steady sheep and lamb markets.

Pittsburg Henty East Buffalo N. Y Cincinnati

Hovering Guest Sues Rail Line for 15000 After Collision

Charles Reed sues Lake Erie & Western railroad for 15000 claiming injury when an engine struck a wagon he was riding in as a guest of the driver Frank Miller. The incident occurred as the wagon crossed North or South East Street.

Charles Reed Lake Erie & Western Railroad Company Reed North Op South East Street Frank Miller

British Bank of Commerce Closed in London

London August 16 The British Bank of Commerce was closed on Tuesday amid unspecified reasons with no further details provided.

Bank OF Commerce London British Bank of Commerce

Grain market bears dominate Chicago wheat and corn losses

Bearish conditions prevail in Chicago grain pits with heavy receipts and liquidation. September wheat falls to 1.00 a bushel while December and May dip modestly. rallies emerge on short covering and export takings. Corn tracks wheat with declines and late buying support. oats drop to fresh lows amid ample local receipts.

Chicago Mae A. W. Thomson Co

Grain Price Notes and Inspections Report

Agricultural market blurb lists wheat corn oats and hay prices by grade and month, with daily price variations and inspection tallies. It records numerous car counts for wheat and corn including No 2 hard and No 3 white, plus mixed grades, with totals and occasional unclear terms.

Wheat and corn futures prices observed in Toledo market

Wheat cash and futures quoted for September and December, with May positions and percentages. Corn values listed for September December and May, with additional spreads. Rye No 2 and cloverseed prices noted, along with timothy and alfalfa seed pricing for prime months.

Toledo Timothy

Wheat and grain prices in Buffalo market report

Buffalo news lists August grain quotes with grades for spring wheat No 10 at 81.21 percent winter wheat No 2 red 1.04 No 2 white 81 02 corn No 2 yellow tied No 4 yellow and other mixed and white varieties. Oats and barley and rye prices are shown for several grades.

Buffalo

Meat prices rise as packers lift cuts by fourteen cents

Provisions firm L. J. Schwabacher & Co. report continued strong demand for meats and announce price increases on certain cuts by 14 cents per pound, reflecting robust market conditions.

L. J. Schwabacher & Co Seine

Wheat and grain market readings show mixed crops

Wagner bulletins note wheat values largely approved with exceptions for France and Russia. Oats crops praised. corn may average with late growth and early frost a risk. Rain needed around Shenandoah Omaha area. Brughts and weather impacts reported by LeCount from Omaha to Shenandoah. Seaboard and Liverpool cables show wheat and oat movement, with oats receipts surging and spring wheat forecasts favorable.

France Russia LeCount Omaha Shenandoah Iowa Aia Shenandorah

Outside Markets Wheat Closing Prices Across Cities

Market brief reports closing wheat prices in multiple cities with varying September and December figures. Minnesota and Wisconsin listings show September around 1.10 to 1.13, with December near 1.01 to 1.03, while New York and Chicago notes reflect similar ranges and unsettled prints.

Minneapolis Oledo Rae See Pianibember Sion Bopsae

Irregular Opening as Traders Seek Scalp Profits

The New York Stock Exchange opened irregularly with light volume and no clear trend. Reading Union Pacific Steel and Copper showed early buoyancy, while Consolidated Gas rose after an ex-dividend. Afternoon gains appeared as a short covering rally led by professionals, with Bethlehem Steel up four points to 55.

New York Stock Exchange Reading Union Pacific Steel Copper London Shorts Consolidated Gas Bethlehem Steel

Fragmented OCR list of rail and transcontinental stock codes

Ambiguous OCR text listing various railroad and transit stock symbols, exchanges, and references. Contains fragmented codes such as Atch Cony ds 104 and Tex. Pac. fis. 109, with scattered abbreviations and numbers. lacks coherent narrative or clear report.

T. T Pace Nztag Col da Télsa C& C. Das Ty C Tex. Pac Erie V. T Iren Mt Fis Nihon M. OK Sul. M Lon N. J.C Elee T. P

Cotton futures edge lower as old months rise

New York cotton opening sees old crop months up 2 to 5 points while new positions slip 3 to 5 points. Private Texas rain reports clash with map showing little moisture. trading remains quiet with a broad market stand by bulls and uneven quotations for August through July contracts.

New York Cotton Exchange Texas

Metals Market Quiet as Copper Dips and Vin Steady

New York metal exchange activity was quiet on Tuesday. Copper edged lower toward asking prices but firm in the bid for late months. Vin held steady with September at 12.201 a? October 12.3746. Lead ranged 4.49 to 4.50, zinc at 5.? to 5.40, tin around 34.80 to 34.90.

New York Metal Exchange

New York Market Report for Bar Silver and Rubber

New York market notes show bar silver at 531 g¢ with a decline and Mexican dollars at 4 de. Para rubber quoted in New York at 1.86 to 1.90 dollars per pound with coarse grades around 1.35 to 1.40.

New York

Financial Notes by Thomas Gibson

Thomas Gibson reports a generally cautious view of current markets noting little basis for pessimism and signs of a potential trade rebound. He cautions that data remains mixed and urges measured risk in portfolio positioning.

Thomas Gibson

Fruit and Vegetable Prices From Local Market List

A populated list of regional fruit and vegetable prices includes Apples at $1.25 to $3.50 per unit, Bananas at $1.25 to $1.75, Cantalope baskets around 30 for 50c, Grapes California at $1.85 per crate, Oranges late Valencias $4.50 to $5, Pears Bartletts $2.75 per box, Pineapples $3.25, Watermelons $25 to $30 per 100, and assorted vegetables priced by unit, basket, or crate. The data covers Indiana and Kentucky items, with notes on scarcity for several fruits.

California Posey County Seymour Smyrna Messina Elbertas Indiana Tennessee Michigan Jersey

Markets and Goods Listings Under Indianapolis Section

Imported Swiss buses Elgin phiote 32cj New 5 lb brick spe Elgin tubs Limberg new Vi State tubs Neufchatel State prints large box 1.10 pecanty reese 19 small pokes near Boe N Y fun cream Pende ae 1T4e AE recesa nals 17 el SR TRY N Y cheddars 17 S Roosters Wisconsin full Kk oo raniting long horns 17 Phil cream not Domestic 8 Bien ose Dew .68

Indianapolis Elgin Phiote Neufchatel Boe N. Y N.Y Wisconsin

New York Market Report Highlights Grain and Poultry Prices

Flour dull unsettled pork quiet. Mess 24.24.50. Lard firm. Coffee Rio No 7 on the spot 9 1 0 c. Dressed poultry quiet turkeys 17 21 c chickens 16 24 c fowls 13 17 4 c. Live poultry steady. Butter firmer creamery firsts 28 0 c. Eggs scarce demand good nearby white fancy 27 32 c mixed fancy 22 27 c fresh first 19 22 1 4 c. Cheese firmer state milk prices 10 4 % lic skim 54 12 % c full skims 24 4 c.

New York Mindie West Root Rio No

Chicago market prices for dairy eggs poultry and cheese

Chicago price table lists Butter-Extras 29c firsts 26c dairy extras 25c firsts 24c Eggs Prime firsts 20c firsts 18c Cheese Twins 14 14½c young Americas 14 16c Live poultry Fowls 12 1/4 14c ducks 13c geese 8 10c

Chicago Americas

Elgin Butter Market Holds Firm at 28c

Elgin Illinois August 16 butter market remains firm at 28 cents per pound. Weekly output totals 828300 pounds across the Elgin area.

Elgin Elgin, UL

Mixed Industry Signals Point to Steady Yet Uneven Recovery

Reports indicate modest rebounds in cotton, steel, and railroad sectors with Baldwin adding 1500 workers and New York Central and Baltimore & Ohio placing sizable locomotive orders. Copper prices rise signaling near-term supply tightness while bankers loosen credit slightly and New York bonds strengthen.

New York Central Baltimore & Ohio Baldwin Locomotive Company Chicago

Police Halt Demonstration By University Motor Truck Co

Police stopped a Meridian and Sixteenth street demonstration by the University motor truck company on Tuesday. Officers told Charles Hernig and in charge that advertising in the streets violated city ordinance. A report said the truck planned to haul 100 tons, raising fears of road damage.

University Motor Truck Company Meridian Sixteenth Street Sergis Metesli Cox Charles &. Hernlg Henrly Caited Spt. Hyland

Hendren Takes Up Bureau Task His Father Held

Bert Hendren of Linton is chosen to run Indiana Democratic Speakers Bureau as his father Gilbert Hendren did for years. The roster includes Champ Clark Gore Gompers Kern Bryan and many Indiana speakers and officials slated to campaign across the state. The piece notes the long lineage of the bureau and lists numerous named participants and towns.

Hendren Bert Hendren Linton Indianapolis Indiana Stern Gilbert H. Hendren Democratic Champ Clark Gore Samuel Gompers M. W. Gannon Chicago John Sharp Williams William Jennings Bryan John W. Kern Shively Marshall Samuel I. Ralston Lebanon Tom Taggart Robt. J. Aley Lew Fellingham Decatur W. H. O'Brien Lawrenceburg Thomias M. Honan Seymour Pronglass Morris Nashville Charles E. Cox Joseph Phach Hammond M. B

Promoter of Few Roads Arrested on Bad Check Charges

William Jones aged 40 of East St Clair street was arrested by Detectives Dawson and Duncan on charges of being a fugitive from Clarmore Wicht and passing bad checks totaling 7500 dollars. He allegedly promoted public enterprises including Cherokee belt interurban Kansas union Oswego Sherryville rail Oswego and Chateau gas, none of which materialized. Jones claimed he was a victim of circumstances and said cattle buyer Shannon aided his efforts.

William Jones East St. Clair Street Dawson Duncan Clarmore, Wicht Jones Oklahoma Lst Cherokee Belt and Interurban Company Kansas Union Traction Company Oswego, Columbus & Sherryville Railroad Company Ypryor Creek and Chateau Gas Company Shannons

Shot fired at city sewer inspectors on inspection

J. J. Griffith chief inspector H. B. Dynes sewer inspector and M. W. Rose another inspector were shot at while touring city sewers on Monday night at Seventeenth street and Columbia avenue. The windshield was shattered by a bullet but no one was injured. The motive is unknown.

J. J. Griffith Ofice H. B. Dynes M. W. Rose Seventeenth Street Columbia Avenue Fred

City births list records multiple families matches

City statistics section records numerous births and infant details from families on Woodlawn Avenue West Bay Street Sturm Avenue Rural Street and more. It also notes medical conditions and hospital or address data for listed births and some listed illnesses.

Joseph and Charlotte Buchanan Woodlawn Ernest and Charlotte Long Bay Street Harry and Addie Price Washington Street Garrett and Catherine Kirby Sturm Avenue Clement ‘and Phoebe Murphy South Rural Street Timothy ‘Aid Margaret Fenton South State Street Waldo and Florence Parmenter River Avenue George and Mellissa Pollock Moore Avenue Michael and Elizabeth Volz

Local names listed for a community notice

Baren Hackler and Emma Warner. John M Edwards and Lola Faust. John Area and Dolerie Kuhn. David Workman and Orphan Meneta. Finley Wilson and Esther Williamson. Qhawie KE. MacConnahan and Audrey Hardman. William, Ragan and Susie Mallery. Frederick Weiss and Charlotte Aldax.

Baren Hackler Emma Warner John M. Edwards Lola Faust John Area Dolerie Kuhn David Workman Orphan Meneta Finley Wilson Esther Williamson Qhawie KE MacConnahan Audrey Hardman William, Ragan Susie Mallery Frederick Weiss Charlotte Aldax

Damaged Public Notices of Home Repairs in Indianapolis

A crowded list of Indianapolis addresses and construction items shows homes and businesses with remodeling, reshingle, additions, and repairs. Entries include Belmont 144, Broadway 1608, Keystone 637, and Meridian North 500, with amounts from 40 to 31,700 dollars.

Indianapolis Telephone Company N. Belmont L. (. Wills Ulinels Wit M. R. Shomer Bellefontaine Thirtieth B. Exan Broadway Julia M. Kellems North Keystone Terenz Schuller Fist Michigan Roman Obder Addition Market and Senate Lena Went Orange Hartford John H. Holman Company West Pearl W. LH. Seibert Capitol Avenue Twenty-ninth D. L. Powers Villa Avenue A. L. Slaick Welling North Delaware F. Backman Illinois Sam Raub S. Delaware AL Fitzgerald North Meridian M. P. Hudson North Missour N. Campbell College James Marry Frame Denny Washington Street Peter Disher West Nineteenth Jon Davis Leota

Vein coal firm names directors and capital stock

Lower vein coal company Terre Haute shows capital stock $10,000 with directors M W Feterson Co M Barney and J Cavender Flo bart W Benton Valparaiso bh OJ Peterson South Chicago TaneeeWingos Vincennes lists BE W Vance CC Winans Columbus William Agnew Vincennes. Supreme lodge Loyal Order of Moose Anderson has no capital stock. Gary Hobart land company seeks capital increase from $50 to $150,000 with George C Richards as president.

Lower Vein Coal Company Terre Haute Atuck M. W Supreme Lodge of the World Loyal Order of Moose Anderson Gary Hobart Land Company George C. Richards

Property Transfers Across Indianapolis Areas

A lengthy list of real estate transfers and parcels in Indianapolis and surrounding townships. Transactions include lot sales in Home Lawn, Coburn, Clifford Place, Bruce Place, and West Ludianapolis addtions, with prices ranging from $1 to $10,000. Transactions involve buyers such as Williams, Kubo, Goodwin, Staton, Smith, Holzworth, and others, with notes on vacant or improved status and street locations.

Nobert Wurster Williams. Marshall Hildebrand’s Caven Street Wiliam F. Kubo Et Farmers’ Trust Company Quincy Wallace Charles E. Sweetman Alex Goodwin Bruce Place Clifford Place Jefan Avenue Twelfth Street Sarah H. Wiggins Caroline Holzworth Washington Town Henry Winter Indianapolis Gas Company Center Township George B. Vansickle Alonzo Sargent Vansickle Lawrence John White Indiana Union Traction Company Frederick Plummer Same Reed Wiese John S. Newhouse Fullen Cumberland John G. Heath James E. Heath Suk Grater Warren Township Union Trust Company Charles M. Shattuck Woodcroft College Avenue Forty-second Street Arthur ¥. Brown George L. Flower Western Heights Clairemont Avenue Winewood Avenue John L. Duvall Andrew J. Robinson Wright Et al Meridian Street Twenty-sixth Street Frank Driver Marion Securities Company Armstrong Thirty-first Street Barnes Avene Henry &. Blume Margaret A. Poehler State Plaza Hendricks “ Place New York Street Ww Security Trust Company Richard Royster Downey Hoefgen Street Boyd Avenue Locia QO. Allen William F. Dunlop S. Revard Wwrence Locia O. Alen James Dunlop St. 4 Jradell V. Ferris Ivin F. Watson Bailard Outlet 14 Everett Minkner Louis F. Smith Cooper Et al Hovey Street Nineteenth Street August Krome J. E. Morris St. Andrew Bismarck Anvenue Sth Joseph A. Shirley Frank Nessler Ostood Fifty-61st Street Mary S. Judah, Et al Katherine Snowden Jameson Belmont Bismarck Avenue Wilkins Street Lottie A. Kinsey William A. Banta Emerson ‘Avenue Michigan Street Emerson Avenue Arthur _V. Brown Dan G. Smith Meridian Heights Forty-seventh Street Pennsylvania Street

Also Mentioned on This Page

Cess Sane Buffalo Grain Bradstreet Seaboard Liverpool NEW York Bonds Finley Barrell & Co Atchison Veeree Amal Rte An. Cardy American Loco Serene Balti Ohio Cc & O M. x St Colorado Kan City Sonu Penn H. R Yeni Peoples Gan Steet Dee Steepfa Ste Rock Island Southern Pacific Texas Pacific Tol T.stl& W All Financial Notes United Metals Selling Company Berlin India New York City Prendergast Europe Colorado Fuel and Iron Rockefeller Chicago Subway American Telephone and Telegraph Company Cast Iron Pipe Company Brooklyn Pittsburg Steel Company Standard of Directors Oeall Sterling Exchange American Meat Fackers’ Association St.Louis Merchants’ Exchange The Chicago Board of Trade U.S. Bank Safe Co Linton Democrat Carrie Brown Pennnsylvania Street John Schultz Deaconess Bareubia Mary Wright Martindale Avenue Bessie Johnson City Hospital Sandofer Garden South Keystone Avenue Martha Thompson Thomas B. Artman New Jersey Street John H. Murphy University Avenue Mary Coulter Talbott Avenue Gabriella M. Landis Olive Street Thomas J. Adams Roberts Flats Helen Jackson Marshall William Linton Hamilton Avenue Francis Edward Gilligan Kentucky Avenue Cecil BE. Logsdon Palner Street Manition John William Duffer West Mic Carty Street OUR Investment Department J. F. Wild & CO Market St Baldwin & CQ Cincinnati Traction Co Lou Etrli Lolo Rushvilleonnersville Msuv Connersville Rushville Shelbyville Greensburg Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Gam Igs Gianapolis Frankfort Braette Crawfordsville Greenfield K Town Cambridge Ty Richmond Castle Danville Greencastle Brazil Cara Mooresville Marcosville Newcastle Lafayette Laufen Greenfield, Kn Canbrifte Eegmone Dayton Columbus Zanesville AEESS Louisville Dixie Flyers Indianapolla Greenwood Franklin Edinbur Crothersville Reburg Watson Junction Anville LI. C. & He Company Indigna Aire Traction Ville Ipecate
Search Courier

Search the Indianapolis Sun Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Indianapolis Sun?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication