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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1909
Page
4
New arrivals list gloves for evenings including champagne cream light tans white gray and other shades. Imported glace cape kid gloves just received on sale at 1.50 per pair. Mark Crosa gloves 1.75. Street gloves in black tan white plus reindeer gloves 6.00 and fur lined options in gray and tan.
If you're wondering what to give some woman silk stockings will solve the problem. Pure thread silk stockings priced from 1.50 to 2.50, Kay ser's make with embroidery options from 1.50 to 20.00. Available in black solid colors and embroidered patterns in self and fancy colors.
A range of handsome umbrellas offered for men women and children. Men's umbrellas priced at 495 with compact cane like roll and natural wood handles. Children's umbrellas 125 to 1 with neat black options featuring natural wood and china handles in 18 to 24 inch sizes on Main Floor West Aisle.
A catalog of menswear and gifts offering imported bathrobes from $5 to $30 with plain, two toned, and plaid patterns. Silk half hose 50 cents to $3.50. embroidered options. Pajamas $1 to $3.50, night robes in madras and outing flannel. Mark Cross gloves $1.50 to $2.00. Shirts $1 to $3.60, top brands. Boys sweaters $1.25 to $2.50.
A catalog of women’s accessories includes La Vallieres in various styles from 1.26 to 10.00 and cuff links in Roman English and Pompeiian gold finish priced 0.50 to 1.00. The items are marketed as daily wear essentials with a range of decorative options.
Receipts at Indianapolis today totaled 8500 hogs 1150 cattle and 400 sheep with hog and cattle volumes down but sheep up versus a week ago Trading was quiet with hogs about 815 to 8430 top 8445 Hogs mostly 8100 8350 Cattle steady for bulls feeders calf market strong Sheep and lambs sold brisk at firm to strong prices with yearlings 500 650 and sheep 200 475.
East Buffalo New York re ceipts 200 head fair and firm prime steers 6.50 to 7.00 butcher cattle 3.50 to 6.00 veals 6.50 to 10.00. Cincinnati hog receipts 2.69 market easy. cattle 614 receipts steady. lambs 7.60 to 7.75. Pittsburg reports mixed prices for cattle hogs sheep and calves with prime and extra categories noted.
Grain market listing for Wheat Corn Oats and Hay with prices for No 2 red No 3 white No 4 white and through billing figures. Inspections show counts of cars for Wheat Corn White Yellow Mixed and samples with totals for in and out shipments.
The city diary records births for George and Meta McMaster at 407 8 S Harding St a girl Humber and Egistana Rugerigni at 23 Bright St a girl Edward and Effie Proper at 182 S Meridian St a boy Robert and Emma Bramit at 26 S Trowbridge St a girl Shel and Felicia Leeds at 703 N East Ave Berthe Winifred Allison at 2203 College Ave Edward and Pearl Barb at Gladstone Ave a boy Drusella Glenn at 64 Central Insane Hospital carcinoma of breast Edith May McCaffery aged 4 days at St Vincent Hospital capillary pneumonia Wallace Mayfield Herald at 110 Columbia Ave strangulated hernia Morris Hinkle aged 84 at 329 E Washington St mitral insufficiency Chas E Scott at 1210 Lagrande Ave lobar pneumonia Villa Miloso at City Hospital lobar pneumonia
The curb market in New York on December 22 showed quiet trading with numerous quotes across copper, oil and related equities. Major names such as American Tobacco, Butte Coalition, Nevada Cons and United Copper posted varied fractional gains and losses, while Chicago Subway and Manhattan Transit appeared among lower priced listings.
Irregular activity at the opening gave way to strength as stocks rose. Amalgamated Copper and other copper issues advanced moderately. Both Rock Island issues showed strength and Reading saw aggressive buying. Cons. Gas gained one point.
A butcher shop ledger lists sugar cured hams at 16 to 18 c, boiled hams at 22c, breakfast bacon at 6 2d, English style bacon at 18 4 1 c, sliced breakfast bacon at N iic, fresh veal carcasses at 8 13 c, sausage at 10 124c, fresh beef carcasses at 7 10c, lard at 16 4 16c, and lambs at 12 % c.
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