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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1909

Page

4

Indianapolis Hog and Cattle Market Receipts and Prices

Receipts today at Indianapolis show 5,500 hogs 1,200 cattle and 20 sheep, up from a week ago but down from last year. Hogs sold actively at $8.50 to $8.70 with some at $8.30. cattle steady to strong with a brisk market for the hall. sheep and lambs sold promptly at strong prices with lambs $8.00 to $8.25 and sheep $4.75 to $4.75. Meats and lard notes include various hams bacon and veal carcasses with current prices listed.

Indianapolis Catille Reese

Boston Stocks Mixed on Miami Arizona Greene Can and Lake Copper

Boston market notes show Miami at 2 percent, North Butte 48 percent, Arizona Commercial 50, Greene Can 1, Hancock 33, and Lake Copper 71 with varied movements on December 29. The brief lists several securities and their trading standings in a compact market roundup.

Boston Miami North Butte Arizona Com Greene Can Hancock Lake Copper

Cascarents Digestive Aid Ad Claims Sleep Action

A vintage advertisement extols Cascarets as a night time digestive aid. It promotes relief from over eating and promises “work while you sleep” with a 10 cent box and weekly sales claims.

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Wall Street Opens With Broad Gains After Early Trading

New York December 30 stock markets showed pronounced strength at the opening with prices rising in most issues. Brooklyn Union Gas led with a 3 point gain to 154, while Consolidated and People's Gas reflected inside accumulation. Copper shares remained in demand and Gould stocks were strong. Leading railroads and industrials posted advances as the first 15 minutes closed, the list staying firm.

New York Brooklyn Union Gas Hst

Market Report on Cobalt Stocks from December 30 1908

In a quiet holiday market the Cobalt stock list shows steady trading with Little Nipissing and Rochester improving as high grade ore shipments spark activity. Temiskaming is undervalued, a cautious buy is advised. Montrose valued highly by a conservative engineer despite Newmar’s larger ore tonnage.

Jackson & Jackson Argentum Pratley Chambers Ferrard City of Cobalt Ceeseeee Cobalt Central River Leaf Little Nipissing Rochester Beaver Temiskaming Montrose Newmar

Patchy New York Stock Columns Show Mixed Copper and Oil Quotes

The New York market report on December 30 lists mixed prices across metals and stocks. Notable quotes include Standard Oil around 66 7 69, American Tobacco near 42 1 430, and several copper explorers such as Ely Central and Chino Copper trading within narrow ranges.

New York Standard Oil American Tobacco Missouri Pacific Ely Butte Coalition Nevada Miami Copper Cobalt Central Boston Rawhide Chino Copper Union Mines Guanajuato Pacific Smelters Ely Central Nevada Utah

Indianapolis Grain Market Report Highlights Prices and Inspections

Wheat prices ranged from No. 2 red at 1.25 to No. 4 red at 1.17, with December and January at 1.25. Corn and oats showed mixed quotes through billing with various no. and white/yellow grades, while hay and rye posted modest values. Hogs receipts reached 18,000 heads with steady money. cattle and calves also noted with mixed ranges. sheep receipts 15,000 head and strong tone prevailing.

Chicago W. Thomson Cec tAsx Timothy Sample Aba Hay Prairie

Reform Moves Under Rule Makers In College Football

New York Dec 30 The Intercollegiate Athletic Association will keep rule changes hidden for two weeks as it debates suggestions. A joint committee led by Walter Camp will meet in January to decide revisions and colleges then determine the game's future. A Chicago athletic body attended the session and a joint committee was formed to avoid conflicts with the A A U.

New York Intercollegiate Athletic Association Walter Camp Chicago

Detroit to Build Modern Ball Park at Bennett Park

President Navin explained Detroit will not remodel for next season but will expand Bennett park. Land buying talks near the west side would give the park the area of the largest new parks elsewhere. Construction likely to start in 1910.

Detroit Navin Bennett Park

National Commission to Meet in Louisville Wednesday

Indianapolis baseball men Watkins Carr and Meyer will attend the National commission meeting at the Linton hotel in Louisville on Wednesday January 5. President Thomas Lynch and Secretary John Heydler will represent the National league with Ban Johnson present for the American. Garry Herrmann will present his annual report and is expected to be re elected chairman without opposition.

Indianapolis Watkins Carr Meyer National Commission Linton Hotel Louisville Thomas Lynch John Heydler National League Ban Johnson American Garry Herrmann

Coal product listings and prices across multiple mines

The notice lists various coal grades and prices from mines including Pocahontas, Blossburg, Jackson, Raymond, Kanawha, Pittsburg lump, Winifrede, Falling Rock Cenmel, Linton lump, Linton egg, Hocking Valley, Brasil block, and Gashouse lump. It references terms like stove and nut coal, mine run, and ground offers with per ton rates and extras, reflecting a fragmented gas and coal trade item.

Pocahontas Blossburg Ohio Jackson Raymond Kanawha Jump Pittsburg Lump Winifrede Balance Falling Rock Cenmel Linton Lump Linton Egg Ereeaesee Hocking Valley Brasil Block Cee Eeeeteres

Wilkesbarre Club Manager Drops Major Players Case

Settlement ends dispute over sales and purchases of baseball players under the thirteenth amendment. Manager Clymer of the Wilkesbarre club in the New York State league will not pursue legal action following an amicable agreement with Allentown club manager McGeehan of the Atlantic league over pitcher Peloquin.

Wilkesbarre Clymer Wilkesbarre Club Wew Unites States McGeehan Allentown Peloquin Whkesbarre

Great Reaper Mowed Down Baseball Men in year end sports toll

A New York obituary list details numerous baseball figures who died in the year ending December 30. Notables include MLB and minor league stars, executives, managers, and pioneers such as Harry C. Pulliam Frank De Haag Robison Israel Darnam John Clarkson Frank G. Selee and more across the National League and minor circuits.

New York National League Harry C. Pulliam Frank de Haag Robison St. Louis George Ovey Boston Israel Darnam Philadelphia John Clarkson Frank G. Selee Boston Nationals Chicago Nationals Charles H. Cushman Milwaukee Herman Long Maurice Powers Harry Lochead John W. B. Hatfield Edward F. Leahy Chas. R King Pitlenger George Speer Albert N. Moore Frank Kornick Thomas Coates Oshkosh Charles Pinckney Dayton Wille Hogg Louisville American Association Charles Dexter New Orleans J. F. Dent Chicago George F Foghorn

Filippo de Negri Stranded Off Bermuda As Crew Clings

In Hamilton Bermuda on December 3 a Italian bark named Filippo de Negri was wrecked on a reef off the north coast. The crew clung to the hull while tugs rushed to help amid severe seas and fears of a dangerous rescue attempt.

Hamilton Bermuda Filippo de Negri

McGraw Foresees Strong Giants Team After Spring Training

New York manager Jack McGraw says the Giants will be a solid squad after spring training. He mentions possible deals but denies waivers for Seymour and expresses interest in strong first-base signings to replace Tenney and Merkle, noting Tenney could return with a better batting line next season.

New York Twe Giants Jack McGraw Giants Seymour Tenney Merkle

League of Colored Players 15 Revived

Boston plans revival of a color inclusive baseball league with Dr. G H A Law son driving the effort. Backers consider teams in Boston Providence Brooklyn Newark Trenton Patterson Philadelphia and Baltimore with parks and capital in all except Boston.

League OF Colored Players Boston G. H. A. Lawson Providence Brooklyn Newark Trenton Paterson Philadelphia Baltimore

Central 10 to discuss anti farming rules meeting

Central league president F. R. Carson will convene a meeting of league owners in Zanesville on June 1. The session will focus mainly on anti farming rules while hearing Bert Ants, owner of the South Bend and Grand Rapids franchises, prepare an announcement about the disposition of his holdings.

South Bend Ind F. R. "Carson Central League Zanesville Carson Bert Ants Grand Rapids

Morse Rages But Gourt Suffer Fate In Tombs

Charles W Morse former ice king banker and steamship magnate in Tombs cell after judge denies new trial. He hopes for a writ of error but legal precedent suggests denial and 15 year federal prison term for banking law violations. Morse battles nerves during holiday detention as his finances and campaign to recoup losses continue.

Charles W. Morse Houga United States Morse McGuire

Stockings Planned for Girls at Industrial School

Between 800 and 900 pairs of stockings will be distributed Friday afternoon to the children of the Girls' Industrial School. The regular school meeting will be held Friday instead of Saturday due to New Year's Day.

Girls’ Industrial School

Summers Signs Contract With Detroit Club

Detroit reports pitcher Ed die Summers has signed a one year deal to remain with the Detroit American League baseball team.

Summers Detroit Mich Eddie Summers Detroit American League Baseball Club

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