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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1910

Page

10

Daily Market Reports Live Stock Prices In Indianapolis

July 5 market notes receipts 6000 hogs 2900 cattle 600 sheep with hogs down from prior week cattle and sheep higher. buyers limited price gains and outside demand strong, hog sales mostly 49.25 to 49.35. cattle run largest of year with steers steady to 15 cents lower and calves strong. sheep and lambs large but quality not as good as end of last week. spring lambs 7.25 and up, yearlings 5.00 and down, sheep 4.25 and down. detailed steer cow and calf price ranges listed.

Indianapolis

Wheat and grain futures rise on dry northwest weather

Chicago grain prices advance with wheat up about a half to one cent as dry northwest conditions and Liverpool gains boost demand. Minneapolis, Duluth and Winnipeg show upward shifts while corn oats and meats move within narrow ranges and remain buoyant.

Chicago Northwest Liverpool Minneapolis Duluth Winnipeg St. Louis Kansas City Lig

Wall Street Dims Stocks After Bank Reserve Slide

Financial news from New York reports a unfavorable bank statement with a large drop in surplus reserves and a big cash loss triggering moderate stock selling. Losses reached 1 to 2 points among active issues with Union Pacific Atchison Reading and Steel hardest hit. Kovek Island and Wabash preferred also fell over a point. The death of Chief Justice Fuller was viewed bearishly by bankers, signaling potential judicial complications for large corporations. London reopened with minor gains that were erased after the New York start. mining shares remained largely unchanged on the curb.

New York Wall Street Union Pacific Atchison, Reading and Steel Kovek Island Wabash Preferred Fuiler London

Livestock MarketReports From East Buffalo Cincinnati and Pittsburg

East Buffalo reports cattle receipts 25 head with prime steers 7.75 to 8.25 and butchers 3.00 to 7.50 calves 25 head active choice 6.00 to 9.50. Sheep receipts 200 with Rambs 7.75 to 9.00, yearlings 6.00 to 6.50, sheep 3.00 to 5.15. Hog prices varied with weights. Yorkers around 9.90 to 10.10 and heavier hogs 9.50 to 9.70. Cincinnati receipts cattle 342 with strong prices. calves extra 9. Hogs steady 9.25 to 9.35. Sheep receipts 1,611 steady. lambs active extra 8.25 to 3.40. Pittsburgh cattle 5,ST.SU T.80 to 6.80. hogs prime heavy 9.25 to 9.50. light Yorkers 9.90 to 10.00. veal calves 9.00 to 9.50. sheep and lambs varied with wethers 4.90 to 5.00. spring lambs around 6.0.

Sagt Rte Goa Ae. Kind Yao DSO Neween Wardy East Buffalo Cincinnati Pittsburg St.su

Unclear historical market prices and bar quote fragments

Fragmented OCR text shows varied currency and commodity mentions such as Butter Extras firsts 2544¢, 26c and bar terms like New York Bar Silver. The snippet includes references to Mexican dollars 44c and scattered names, with locations noted as Chicago and Oak in July, but lacks coherent narrative or complete data.

New York

Chicago and Buffalo Grain Prices July 6 Market Report

Chicago and Buffalo markets show varied grain quotes with wheat prices across No 2 red No 3 red and hard winter ranges. Corn prices for No 2 and No 3 yellow and white packages listed with different cents per bushel. Buffalo reports No 1 northern spring wheat and several winter and yellow corn figures with through billed and in store terms.

Chicago Buffalo

Grain futures and prices listed for Toledo market

Wheat cash and futures bids shown with July September and December contracts. Corn oats rye and clover seeds noted with cash prices and futures figures. Also listed are Alsike and Timothy hay per ton with month-specific asks.

Toledo Alsike Timothy

Wheat and oats face crop losses across Manitoba and North Dakota

Kinyon reports Bran don Manitoba fields damaged with half crop prospects. Brandon area wheat faring better though soakers affect nearby regions. Visible supply notes list 1,107,000 bushels of wheat and 68,000 bushels of corn with oats at 547,000 bushels decreased. Minneapolis says many North Ceres expecting poor conditions Tuesday.

Kinyon Finley Barrell Brandon Manitoba Napinka Souris

Grain Prices and Inspection Totals From Daily Billing

All through billing details Wheat Corn Oats and Hay prices listed by grade and track. Prices range from 58c to 97c for wheat and corn white 63c yellow 60c mixed 60c. oats 38 to 40c. hay timothy 14.50 to 16.00 per unit. Inspections show cars by grade with totals for wheat corn and hay.

Hay Timothy Sample

Rural carriers appointed in Indiana include Haubstadt and Kokomo routes

Rural carriers appointed Monday include Haubstadt route No. 13 with F Boren as carrier and Eva E Boren as substitute, and Kokomo route No. 6 with W I Citts as carrier and Alta M Uitts as substitute.

Washington Haubstadt F. Boren Eva E. Boren Kokomo W. I. Citts Alta M. Uitts

Unclear OCR Local Market Listings Fragment

Fragmentary page item shows varied abbreviations and numbers for stocks and items. Content includes references to Am Tob, Rawhide, La Rose, Kerr Lake and other scattered entries. Reading intelligible details is limited, with most lines incomplete or garbled.

Stan la Rose Big Ga Butte Gal Aa Chin C'p n.M'ne Ely Cat Kerr Lk Ea Sisi Ely Cn

Turbulent Bear Market Moves Amid Wheat Rally

New York dispatch notes a bear clique allegedly led by Keene driving violent selling of long stocks. traders react as wheat rises on poor northwest conditions and a bank statement draws scrutiny. Many buyers hesitate waiting for clearer technical signals.

New York Finley Barrell & Co Sai Keene Northwest

Commodity Prices and Market Notes New York July 5

In New York on July 5 market reports show flour dull, lard quiet, sugar steady, refined and coffee prices steady to quiet, tallow and hay firm, dressed poultry and live poultry listed with varied quotes. Cheese and butter show stability with several grade distinctions. eggs irregular with continued receipts. Local forage and dairy items reflect steady to cautious demand across regions.

New York Middle West Rio

City Births and Notices from Local Records

City births list numerous families with addresses and newborns including girls and boys, plus medical cases such as tuberculosis and pneumonia. A separate section lists marriage licenses, building permits, and addresses of residents with occupations and recent formal actions.

Russo Japanese Treaty Signed at St. Petersburg

Tokyo reports officials received word Monday of the Russo Japanese treaty signing in St. Petersburg. Provisions will remain secret for days with a public text expected around July 12. The pact centers on territorial integrity and ongoing holdings in the Orient and covers extradition of criminals and armament rights.

Tokio St. Petersburg Vladivostock Orient Asia

Valuation debate over Indiana Express Company assets

The Indiana tax board debated property values of the American Express company and others. Company representative Albert Baker argued stock value at eight dollars, urging open market pricing. Hearings covered United States Express and National firms, plus eight telephone companies and several local lines across Monroe County and nearby towns.

American Express Company Indiana Tax Board Albert Baker Adams Company United States Express Company United States Monroe County Company Farmersburg Company Northwestern Indiana Company Leiters Ford Company Louisville Home Company Kinloch Long Distance Company Union City Company Indiana Company

Ballinger Afloat on Cabinet Farewell Rumors

Secretary of the Interior Ballinger arrives in Beverly for a Taft meeting with department matters under discussion. Rumors say he may retire by September 15, but Ballinger insists he is “no quitter” and has not brought a resignation. Taft weighs attending Chief Justice Fuller’s funeral. Governor Hughes regarded as Fuller successor.

Beverly Mass Ballinger Taft Fuller Sorrento Gov. Hughes

Standpatters Make Their Last Stand

Sioux Falls SD July 5 Conservatives control the Republican state convention as it opens and it appears the Taft administration will receive general endorsement in the platform indicating party backing.

Sioux Falls, &. D Taft

Roose velt Building Opens in Mexico City Business District

A new large office building in central Mexico City is named Krdificio Roose velt. The owner, a Mexican admirer of former U S president, announced the dedication on July 5.

Mexico City Krdificio Roosevelt United States

Wm. Oproroke Offers Painting and Repair Services

William Oproroke advertises sign smokestack and steeple painting and repair work. He will furnish and install lightning rods on all steeples and brick stacks and perform various high work repairs. Bids invited for all kinds of high work.

Train Crash Kills 19 as Freight and Passenger Trains Collide

A freight train backed to wait near Poasttown was struck by a passenger train at 51 mph. The wreck killed 19 and injured many more, with cars telescoped and debris strewn across the track. Rescue efforts drew on Midletown, Cincinnati, Dayton, and Hamilton.

Poasttown Middletown Dayton Hamilton Cincinnati

Back to quiet life of farm Jeffries returns home

After a hot spell, Jeffries rests in his hotel room with Tammany Hall intimates and plans to depart for the farm later in the day. The article notes he seeks a quiet routine following public attention.

Jeffries Tammany Hall Golden

Jack Johnson to Enter Chicago with Bands for Homecoming

Chicago hosts a hero welcome for Jack Johnson on Thursday with two brass bands and a city wide turnout. He will arrive at 3344 Wabash avenue, walk a rose carpeted path to his mother’s dining room, and enjoy an elaborate feast after a 24 hour fast. His mother says he loves ice cream and plans to invest in real estate and build a large garage for three cars near his home.

Jack Johnson Chicago Wabash Avenue Jack Lawzee Johnson

Jeffries Partially Paralyzed in Loss to Johnson

Reno dispatch reports James J. Jeffries was partially paralyzed by a Johnson punch in the second round. An adviser for Jeffries said the blow left him unable to protect his right side and impaired his sight within a few rounds afterward.

Reno James J. Jeffries Jack Johnson Jeffries

Mr Pane of Glass Falls From Window

Mr Pane of Glass fell from a second story window of the Stude baker building on N Pennsylvania street about 1 PM Tuesday. He suffered numerous fractures and narrowly missed a bystander before crashing to the sidewalk. The bystander left without giving a name. Pane was described as seven feet wide and eight feet long and of the heavy plate variety.

Mr. Pane Studebaker Pennsylvania Street

French birth rate alarms Bertillon analysis

Paris July 5 Dr Jacues Bertillon warns of a shrinking French birth rate as births fall toward 770000 with 756500 deaths in 1900. He notes a long decline from about 1,000,000 before the Franco German war and predicts continued drops until national extinction, unless conditions improve.

Paris Jacoes Bertillion Bertillon

First to Fight Pests Mosquito Campaign Pioneer Dies

Henny Clay Weekes, a pioneer of the mosquito extermination movement in the United States, died at Bayside Long Island. He started oiling swamp land to kill larvae and helped form the American Society for the Extermination of Mosquitoes. He leaves an estate valued in the millions.

New York Henny Clay Weekes Bayside L. I American Society For the

Steamer John A. Donaldson Hits Rocks Near Little Rapids

The steamer John A. Donaldson operating from Little Rapids cut ran onto rocks and sustained heavy damage. No injuries reported as the vessel entered repair operations in Saulte Ste. Marie Michigan on July 5.

Saulte Ste. Marie, Mich John A. Donaldson Little Rapids

Also Mentioned on This Page

Daily Market Reports GEAIN North Ceres Francis M. Montgomery School Board Latta N. Illinois Street Kenwood Avenue Capitol Avenue Fortieth Street Hans W. Fick One Lefeher Frank H. Mills Mills N. Ilinois Street Laura T. Knox Henry Bookward Adams Vacat Oulney Street Tenth Street Mary E. Fisher Louis G. Adam Douglas Park Central Avenue St. Clair’s Sixteenth Street Tyle Marion Trust ,Company Guardian Clyde R. Matthews Anna M. Clark Webb Brookside Park Gale Street CURB Clare Atchison Sabel Hig Ohio Nor Pacific Rock Island Ae Oy Rock Island Texas Rocks Union Paci Utah Copper Financial Notes David and Mary Thacker E. Market Street Albert and Halta Burris Pleasant Street Nah A Hazel Swarat St. Vincent Hospital John Minnie Okey Columbia Avenue Charles and Anna Ford Randolph Street Chester and Lucretia Logen W. Market Street Fred Minnie Sleeth School Street Michael Mary Morley S. Missouri Street Harry and Azella McNally Brookside Avenue Carl and Adan Zandt Holloway Avenue Flora Rinker Arsenal Avenue Alfred and Alma Bradbury Chadwick Street Daniel and Mandalen Maloney Dorman Street Jesse and Cora Hutchinson Pruitt Street Ella Walker S. Alabama Street Henry and Mary Fillingworth English Avenue Roy and Kathyra Anger Woodlawn Avenue John and Katie Mueller Lincoln Street Nonnnee Weit Katherine Woerdeman Oxford Street Sincere Kathering Raja Harmon Street Eribert Clara Swift Elm Street Gir Thomas Lola Jenkins Holmes Avenue Orville Brock Hazel Street Alice Amanda Vanlaingham Deaconess Emma Spaunuth Hoyt John Raftery Parker Avenue Beulah May Shelton Keystone Avenue Albert H. Porter New Jersey Street Nannie N. Holmes Avenue Pneumonia Charles B. Koehl Jasper A. Powell Walter Underwood Leroy Rainbolt Mary Dowden Charles Lanham Emma Cartteuser de Berrie Hazel Hatton H. Headley Nellie Etchison Louis Goldberg Queena Lyons Harry Sowers Rosie Margischke B. F. Monday Lizzie Mills Clyde Henninger Alice Harris E. Bailey Elmira Hibbaner McCollum Nordyke Z- C. Kirch J.T. Shelton W. Twentysixth Russia State T. R WM. Oprorke Smoker Mrs. Johnson Slack Esa Anda Deiroe Mich B.P.O.E E. Wash. St H.R. Daly Stude Baker Building NEW York Central Lines Pennsylvania St Shane & Long, Auctioneers W. A. Bass Monon Dearborn Station G. Alexander Kokomo, Marion & Western Traction Citizens’ Street Railroad Indianapolis Street Railway FIM Maemand Indianapolis Water Co Union Traction of Fletcher National Bank H. Wad Entral Atlantic City Lehigh Valley East Washington Street H. R. Daly Gilmer Medical Pennsylivania Hbenefit’ Pont Goitr Busin Ilmer Medical Institute de Rsttphysicians U.S. Bank Safe Co A. H. Wells Msgr Irvington New Dental College Col Delaware and Ohio Streets Barris-Thompson CO South At Victor Ictors Wallcrhner-Siewart Music CO North Pennsylvania Stree Piper Machine Co., Inc General Machinists Meckinieg Maryland St
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