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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1910

Page

24

Markets and Finance: Friday Livestock Receipts Mixed

Receipts Friday totaled 7500 hogs 2250 cattle and 400 sheep with hogs and cattle rising since two weeks ago but hogs down from a year ago. Hog prices averaged about 7.70 to 7.75 top 7.80 with demand strong from outside sources and packer shipper competition. Cattle supply light about 1500 head with steady prices feeders strong bulls and calves steady. Sheep and lambs scarce to local trade with salesmen noting about 25 cents higher. lambs 6 and sheep 3.75 and down slight.

Io Renner Eenas Bea Pere Sean Anes Ware Teebke Pittsburg East Buffalo N. Y Sheen Ati Estry

Live Stock Market Report From Pittsburg and Other Markets

Live stock prices and market conditions across Pittsburgh and additional markets including Al, East Buffalo, and Ohio towns. Cattle, hogs, sheep and lambs prices given with receipts and trends such as steady or higher markets and specific bid ranges for various classes.

Hog Market Theory Battles Seasonal Hog Supply

Woole reports Chicago hog yards see packers clinging to a winter market theory while farmers hold back hogs for profitable corn. Health and weather favor gains, but a key flaw appears: producers expect larger maturing hogs last year, contrary to country opinion. Packers act in concert to keep prices down until demand from the East moderates.

Chicago Yards Woole Owever

Grain market dull as futures hold firm in Chicago trade

Chicago grain market Friday showed a dull session with wheat futures range bound and firming about 4c on May delivery. Argentine news improved with cool weather and lower Buenos Aires quotes, while Liverpool and Winnipeg offered modest pressure. Corn features gained on December delivery amid light offerings, with May and July steady. receipts were heavy and demand weak. Provisions climbed with pork and logs rising, as exporters and commission houses covered shorts and maintained buying on resting orders.

Chicago Buenos Ayres Liverpool Bulls Bears Winnipeg Minneapolis Armour Bartlett Frazier Fust

Chicago cash grain prices on December 9

Cash grain prices ruled with Wheat as No 2 red around 94 94 a list of grades across wheat including No 1 northern spring about 1.08 to 1.10 and corn at about 48 49 to 54 for various No 2 and No 3 white yellow and new white oats quoted from No 2 to No 4 white with standard prices noted for each grade and type.

Chicago

Grain Prices and Inspections Reported in Market Column

Wheat and corn prices show mixed movement with futures values listed as No. 2 red and No. 2 white, while oats and hay remain quiet. Inspections detail wheat and corn cars in and out, with totals for various grades and mixed lots, plus hay timothy and clover entries.

Sample Hays Timothy

Grain and hay prices from a local market report

Market prices show Wheat No 2 red at 2 cents per unit, sample milling Shae, Corn old at 3 cents, 45 48e, Shelled Oats 34 36e, Timothy hay $15 18 baled, mixed hay $13 15 baled, clover hay $13 15, straw oats straw $5 7, wheat straw $1 Sh.

Liverpool Wheat Market Report Delivers Mixed Pressures

From Liverpool on December 9, wheat opened easy amid weaker American cables and larger Plaza offers, with poor inquiry and slight midday steadiness after shorts covered. March Manitoba offers remained liberal and rains in France plus favorable Argentina weather influenced prices, while late cables indicated winds veering northward. Shipments for the week totaled 504,000 bushels of wheat and 4,395,000 bushels of corn.

Liverpool Manitoba France Argentina Buenos Ayres

Toledo Market Prices Read from December to July

Fragmented OCR of commodity prices shows cash and future values for corn oats clover seed and timothy hay, with December March and February months cited and several odd percentage and cent marks. Includes rye No 2 No 3 pricing and various cash values.

Toledo Trent Amtau Alsike Timothy

Buffalo grain prices report from December, 1910s

Buffalo market notes list grain values with No 1 northern wheat at 1444, No 2 red at 34, No 2 white at 40, corn No 3 yellow at 40, oats No 2 white at 86, No 8 white at 35, rye No 1 at 60, and barley prices abbreviated. The text records bid names and shorthand grades common to early 20th century commodity quotes.

Buffalo N._Y Dee

Thief Takes Thirty Dollars From Globe Coal Office

A $30 theft is reported at the Globe coal and fuel company, 430 Indiana Avenue. The sum was left on the counter by a driver and vanished. the Globe company is owned by Robert Metzger, former police chief.

Globe ‘Coal-And-Fuel Company Indiana Avenue Globe Coal Company Robert Metzger

Wall Street Stocks Rally On Coal Road Victory Bets

The New York market opened with brisk buying after a Philadelphia circuit court decision seen as favorable to the anthracite roads. Lehigh Valley, New York Central, Union Pacific, Southern Pacific and Clover Leaf led gains while steel and mining shares climbed. Clerical sellers later limited advances as activity shifted to broader distribution and outside business supported steadier prices.

New York United States Circuit Court Philadelphia Reading Post Cransaction Shorts Lehigh Valley New York Central Union Southern Clover Leaf London Reading Steel Southern Pacific Wall Street

New York Metal Prices Ease at Exchange

New York metal prices softened and were virtually unchanged on Friday with spot and December values around 12.20 to 12.35 dollars. The report notes STAR A5A spelter trading near 8.40 dollars with related bid and offer ranges for February delivery.

NEW York Metal New York Metal Exchange

Crude rubber market buoyant in New York trading

Crude rubber market stays firm in New York with upriver fine rubber at 1.42 for 144 pounds and coarse at 1.05 to 1.06 per pound.

New York Parn Upriver

New York and London Bar Silver Briefs

Market notes show New York bar silver at 3454c with Mexican dollars at 46. London bar silver remains steady at 251d in early December trading.

New York London

Taft Narrows Supreme Court Candidates to Eight

Washington December 9 Taft reduces the list from about 400 names to eight as potential supreme court material announced from the White House. The finalists include Hughes of New York as chief justice choice and Swayzie Latour Gordon Russell Pollock Winslow Vandeventer and others from Georgia Texas Kansas Wisconsin Wyoming. Decision on the two remaining associate vacancies expected after Monday.

Taft Supreme Court White House Hughes New York Swayzie Latour Georgia Gordon Russell Texas William (. Hook John C. Pollock Kansas Winslow Wisconsin Supreme Court Willis Vandeventer Wyoming

MISS GARDEN LOVES SALOME AND BEER

Milwaukee reporter notes Mary Garden adores her opera Salome and Milwaukee beer. She says her vocal cords are beer fed and expresses love for the work and the beer, insisting she must have a glass each night before retiring. The interview highlights her passion for Salome and for Milwaukee's brew.

Milwaukee Brew Mary Garden

Alderman Volkmann Arrested in Harlem Extortion Charge

Michael F. Volkmann alderman from the Twenty second district was arrested in Harlem police court on a warrant accusing him of attempting to extort $200 from crippled news dealer David Barish. He was held on $2,000 bond.

New York Michael F. Volkmann Twenty-second Assembly District Harlem David Barish

Antitrust ruling favors anthracite roads except Temple Iron

The Philadelphia circuit court holds antitrust compliance for most railroads while deeming Temple Iron a Sherman act violation. It notes steel shipments decline and production curtailment expected. Market insights discuss Bush, Hill trade stance, and Bank of England reserve dynamics amid monetary signals.

Wall Street Journal United States Circuit Court Philadelphia Temple Iron James J. Hill Canada Norfolk & Western International Harvester

Market tone notes cautious stance on upward movement

A. W. Thomson of Logan-Brian New York forecasts limited upside unless outside demand improves, leaning to a scalp or cautious stance. Meyer-Kiser's wife of Miller & Co New York argues the market is sold out and awaits further improvement, with particular friendliness to Reading.

A. W. Thomson Company Logan-Brian New York Meyer-Kiser Miller & Co

Multiple Rail and Utility Firms Announce Dividends

Directors at St. Louis Southwestern declare a semi annual 2 percent preferred dividend reduced by half a point payable January 15 to holders of record December otis. Toledo, St. Louis & Western declares 11 percent quarterly dividend on preferred stock payable January 16 to record December 31. Kelps Dodge & Co posts quarterly 2 14 percent and extra 2 percent payable December 30 to record December 3. Union Traction Co of Philadelphia declares 3 percent semi annual dividend payable January 2 to record December 10. Cincinnati Gas and Electric declares 1 1/2 percent quarterly dividend payable January 2 with books closing December 14 and reopening December 22. Chattanooga Railway and Light Co declares 1 1/2 percent quarterly on preferred stock payable January 1 to record December 15.

St. Louis Southwestern Railway Company Toledo, St. Louis & Western Railway Company Kelps, Dodge & Co Union Traction Company of Miladelphia Cincinnati Gas and Electric Companys Chattanooga Railway and Ight Company Rectra

Uncle Sam Acts as Policeman for Diaz

Washington Del. The arrest of Juan Sanchez Azcens a Mexican revolutionary will be used to push Congress to end the system that makes Taete Sau a private policeman for President Diaz of Mexico. Representative Wilson plans to seek changes in the treaty wording after conferring with Azcona's attorney Thomas H Hopkins.

Uncle Sam DIAZ Juan Sanchez Azcens Congress Taete Sau Mexico Owill Wilson Tretinsylvania Thomas H. Hopkins Azcona

Divorce Sought by Maude MeQuat Against Robert Mouat

Maude L. McOnat asks divorce from Robert L. Mouat on habitual drunkenness. Attorneys refuse to discuss. Inquiry reveals Mouat is no longer vice president of IndiMir a Life Insurance Co. The MeQuats married December 1897 and have no children.

Maude L. McOnat Robert L. MccOnat Indimira Life Insurance Company McOnat Thomas MeQuat Central Avenue Robert L. MeQuat MeQuats MeQuat

Arizona to adopt constitution in final night session

READY FOR ADOPTION, PHOENIX, Ariz. Dec. 9. The basic law for the new state of Arizona will be adopted as a whole and signed by members of the constitutional convention late Friday night. The last provision was adopted at the session Thursday night and only the final adoption of the constitution remains to be completed.

Phoenix Ariz Arizona

Fruits and Vegetables Prices From Local Market Roundup

A long list of bulk and per unit prices for fruits and vegetables. Includes apples from Baldwin to Rhode Island varieties, grapes from Malaga to Tokay, and citrus like Oranges Florida and California Navel. Also shows vegetables such as Beans Navy, Cabbage seed NY, Carrots, Celery Michigan, Lettuce homegrown, and Potatoes Michigan. Includes miscellaneous items like Chestnuts, Dates, Figs, Honey, and Walnuts with unit prices.

Baldwin Ben Davis Grimes Golden Jonathan Colorado California King Hubbardston Massachusetts Mathews Centennial Jersey Malaga Florida Messina Louisiana Navy Jima Southern New York Michigan Valencia Illinois Smyrna Wisconsin

Grain Gossips on Drought, Rain and Wheat Supplies

Grain gossip notes moisture deficit in the southwest after a burst of August September rain restored soil. Weather bureau records suggest October November drought spared a small area while August September were favorable. Trade reports show mixed futures with large northwest receipts and cautious bullish chatter, highlighting global stockpiles and export weakness.

B. W. Snow Weather Bureau

City Hall Opening To Feature Classic Music Mix

Mayor Shank approves a classical program for December 21 with familiar standards such as Pamina scenes from Wagner and Puccini coronation march, plus musical comedy excerpts from The Girl of My Dreams and Madame Sherry. Harp and cornet solos to be performed by Pasquale L Montani and C F Adkins.

Pannhauser Lacia Puccini Pasquale L. Montani Madame Sherry Strauss Verdi Montani C.F. Adkins

Local Securities Report Shows Gains Across Market

Tank stock surged on local exchange Friday with several securities rising higher than months prior quotes. Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern traded strongly as the market overall advanced with eight stocks up and two down. Bonds held firm with one new bond listed, the Indianapolis, Shelbyville & Southeastern 4s, and one new stock, Capital City Brewing Company.

Terre Haute Indianapolis & Eastern Indianapolis Shelbyville & Southeastern Capitol City Brewing Company

Markets Update From Elgin and Nearby Goods

Corrected daily market items list reads as a fragmented inventory of poultry eggs cheese and dairy products. Entries mention fresh eggs state tubs country aces cheddars roosters turkeys young toms and hens, domestic swiss imports, and assorted meats with prices and package sizes in a chaotic clipping style.

N.Y Wisconsin Dalry Linturger Pew iSejGuinea Bens Neufchutel

Market Summary of Commodities in New York Trade

New York markets show mixed steady to firm tones across commodities on December 9. Pork, sugar, and butter hold firm while refined sugar and Muscovado show higher bids. live poultry prices inch up for turkeys and ducks, with eggs steady at notable receipts and white and mixed fancy varieties highlighted.

New York Middle West Lalton Ejoyer Ted

Butter Cream Extrius and Eggs Prices Fall in Chicago Market

Chicago market report lists Butter Cream extrius at 28e firsts and 2ilge for dairy ext res firsts. Eggs Prime firsts and ¢ firsts for alr. Cheese Twins at 14 14itye. Young American e t ee Live Feultey Fowls at 11 dyes sprigs. Ducks and geese priced modestly.

Chicago

Anthracite Coal Prices and Varied Types Listed

Prices for anthracite coal varieties including Pittsburg lump Pocahontas and Hocking Valley are shown with per ton and per bag quotes. Notes include bag charges, ground floor or cellar delivery, and chute fees, reflecting a local market listing from an earlier era.

Pittsburg Linton Orb Hocking Valley Pocahontas Brazil Hhimp Pocahontas Blossburg Vyen Chie Jackson Coonellsville

Tars Visit Paris With Purses Lined Cherbourg

A division of the American battleship fleet arrived at Cherbourg and sent battalions of sailors to Paris in special trains. Payday totaled about 100000 dollars with sailors spending on souvenirs for relatives in the United States. Salutes were exchanged with the shore batteries as the fleet began visits to the French capital.

Charles H. Allen American Sugar Refining Company United States National Sugar Refining Company Western Sugar Refining Company The Nations Sugar Refining Company Western Sugar Refining Company of California Cherbourg Uncle Sam Paris Rrest France

Conservatives Gain Three House Seats in Election

London report shows Conservatives with a net gain of three from 451 of 670 seats tallied. Current standings place Conservatives at 260, Liberals 156, Irish Nationalists 54, Independents 20, Independent Nationalists 6, coalition at 249 with O'Brienites counted separately.

London Dees House of Commons O'Brienlies

Rates Doubled by Insurance Trust

Thomas W. Lucas testified before the executive investigation committee that a New York fire insurance trust and state exchanges have doubled or tripled rates over the past two years to crush nonjoining agencies. He cited Freeport as example where modern fire protection and no recoveries did not prevent higher charges. Lucas said joining the commission ensures steady policies and no cancellations.

New York Thomas W. Lucas Freeport Lucas Kiesel

City Births Record Names and Addresses

Birth notices list: Featherston James and Lemma at 913 Stillwell Street a boy. Bradley Eugene and Rosa at 417 West Fifteenth Street a girl. Goodwin William and Bertha at 1330 Yandes Street a girl. Ghgor Mika and Anna at 619 West Mary Tend Street a boy. Shinkovic Martin and Ivana at 2709 Calve Luxe Street a boy. Keating Patrick and Julia at 123 Leota Street a girl. Morrison Frank and Jessie at 21 West Thirtieth Street a boy. Headlee Ciscar and Mattie at 95T Roach Street a boy. Mason Harry and Mary. Fry James and Margaret at 336 North Drexel Avenue a girl.

James and Lemma Featherston Stillwell Street Bay Eugene and Rosa Bradley Fifteenth Street William and Bertha Goodwin Yandes Street Mika and Anna Ghgor Mary- Tend Street Martin and Ivana Shinkovic Calveluxe Street Patrick Julia Keating Leota Street Jessie Morrison Thirtieth Ciscar and Mattie Headlee Roach Street Harry and Mary Mason Denny Street James and Margaret Fry Drexel Avenue

Notable Couple Pairs Featured In Local Notices

Armin H. Sielken and Agnes A. Hutten are listed alongside Simoh Telek and Meri Laketos, with Charlie Strong and Myrtle E. King, and Clarence Masters and Liley A. Holcroft referenced in the same notice set.

Armin H. Sielken Agnes A. Hutten Simoh Telek Meri Laketos Charlie Strong Myrtle E. King Clarence Masters Liley A. Holcroft

Deaths list from city hospital obituaries

Alonzo B. St. Clair, 47, of 132 West Nineteenth Street, obstruction of bowels. Joseph W. Costello, 29, 801 South Capitol Avenue, pulmonary tuberculosis. John O. Peterson, 68, city hospital, chronic interstitial nephritis. Louisa Rice, 66, Deaconess hospital, carcinoma of uterus. Citi Reynolds, 65, 440 Jones Street, bronchial pneumonia. Joseph Nevers, 62, 2200 Newland Avenue, lobular pneumonia. Iva Rothboust, 2, Methodist hospital, obstruction of bowels. Antino Lavaia, 43, 19 Jefferson Avenue, apoplexy.

Alonzo B. St. Clair West Nineteenth Street Joseph W. Costello South Capitol John 8 Peotonu City Hospital Louisa Rice Reynolds Jones Street Joseph Nevers Newland Avenue Iva Rothboust Methodist Hospital Antino Lavaia Jefferson Avenue

Repair bids listed for several Chicago area properties

S Heath 3042 North New Jersey street repairs STA Charles Keppus 110T Parker avenue porch S60 lila Coffer 605 West Uearborn street one story frame S850 Edmond Trel Twenty-fifth and Isabella Streets one story frame S850 Radniwned frel Twenty-fifth and Tshella streets one story frame 1200 Edmond ttel Chicago and Isabeth Streets one story frame Fred Buckhorn Tits Michigan street barn 600

S. Heath New Jersey Sta Charles Keppus Parker Avenue Lila Coffer Uearborn Street Edmond Trel Isabella Fred Buckhorn Michigan

Real Estate Transfers Involving Multiple City Lots and Acres

A dated list records numerous property transfers in various additions and townships. Names include William L Milner Laura H Winter Johnny McCrea Lillian Lance Arthur V Brown Omar W Brooks Germain Tire Insurance Charles T Kleder and Prudential Investment Co among others with parcels described as lots blocks and additions plus improvements or vacancies and prices ranging from 250 to 55000 dollars.

William L. Milner Cora B. Cooper Bryan Vajey Thirty-first Street Laura H. Winter Charles TD. Reniek Lincoln Pack Talbott Avenue Twenty-third — Street William M. Fogarty City of Kodianapolis Dewver Vicant Tabor Street Shelly Street Johnny McCrea Claud Jacquart Noble Vecment Fulton Streets William Be. Miller Peter (. Molter Marion Park Eighteenth Estreet Mansfield Avenue Lillian Lance Henry L. Dollatan Hiyde Park Capitol Avenue Thirtieth Stret Daniel M. Vandewalker Connaty Carter Mary A. Steffen William PD. Allison Thirtieth Thirty-second Street Center Township Tnion Trust Company Mary Pr. Lewis Hatherleigh Colere Avenue Lorty-fourth — Street Charles T. Kleder Wicbington Heights Dixies Carrollton Avenue Fortiech Street Schell I. Dames John P. Hollenbeck Adams Tents Street Lasalle Street Sidney L. Aughinbaugh Alexander M. Stewart Tilford Et Als Irvington Catherwood Nenhke Washington Street Prudential Investment Company Mal- Veo Riese GE Aide

Incorporated Foundries and Agencies Listed in Indiana

A notice lists multiple Indiana incorporations with capital stocks and directors. Springer Whitaker foundry company in Jerre Haute shows 10000 capital and directors Arthur H Springer Augustus Witaker and Max A Whitaker. Foerderer foundry company in Indianapolis with 870000 capital and directors Anthony Foerderer Louis Foerderer and George Foerderer. Evansville Underwriters Agency with 1000 capital and directors William Ff Seaman J G Shuttleworth L A Fasley. Jasonville Building Savings and Loan Association in Jasonville with 100000 capital and directors 8 P Mills James L Smith E A Wood.

Springer-Whitaker Jerre Haute Capital Arthur H. Springer Augustus €. Witaker Max A. Whitaker Foerderer Indianapoli Anthony Foerderer Louis Foerderer George Foerderer Evansville Capital Stock Witlham Ff. Seaman J. G. Shuttleworth

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