Daily Market Reports Live Stock in Indianapolis
Indianapolis markets July 8 receipts 9000 hogs 2000 cattle 700 sheep with higher week-ago gains and lower year-ago levels. Hog prices to 9.40 for feather weights and 9.10-9.25 for heavies. Cattle supply limited with steers to 7.00 for top lots and calves softer. Sheep lambs steady to lower with lambs 7.25 and yearlings 5.50. Other markets Pittsburgh East Buffalo and Cincinnati show varied cattle hog prices and steady to lower trends.
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Indianapolis
Pittsburg
East Buffalo
N. Y
Sincinnatis
Rees
Sabah
Eas Rees
Wheat market steadies as government report looms
Grain prices opened firmer with light trading in Chicago. Wheat futures showed modest gains or steady levels ahead of the 1:64 p.m. government report, with July to December contracts trading between about 1.02 and 1.05 dollars. Corn opened lower then firmed, oats rose about a penny, as dull activity persisted.
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Chicago
Strong Opening Carries New York Stock Market Up
Financial desk reports vigorous early trading in New York with gains across the board led by rail shares. St Paul Union Pacific Reading and Atchison post notable strength as dividend news and bullish sentiment lift prices, while London brokers bolster the rally. Government bonds hold steady.
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New York
St. Paul
Union Pacifico
Reading
Atchison
London
Indianapolis grain market summary notes mixed grain bids
Wheat and corn prices show strength with No 2 red and No 2 white bids across multiple tracks. Oats and hay steady with Timothy hay prices around 16 dollars, while various car lots list totals for mixed and white grain in Indiana.
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Choice Timothy
L Timothy
Timothy
Whear
July grain and seed prices at Toledo market survey
The Toledo market reports current cash and futures quotes for wheat corn rye oats clover seed and Timothy. Prices shown include July and September contracts with values around 1.03 for wheat and 0.62 for corn, plus rough figures for rye and clover seed with Alsike and Timothy listed for August and September trading.
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Toledo
Rye
Mae
Clover Seed
Fincokaher
Alsike
Timothy
Chicago Markets Report Amid Varied Dairy and Produce Prices
In Chicago on July a market list shows butter extras at 2719 cents, firsts 250, eggs prime firsts 1714 cents, firsts 160, cheese Twins 151 cents, young Americas 158 to 16c, old potatoes 25-30c, new potatoes 60-65c, live poultry fowls 14-15c, ducks geese and other small items.
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Chicago
Continental waves push higher wheat prices in markets
Wheat offerings in winter markets remain light with July cargoes sold from Illinois. Toledo notes Michigan wheat yield at 17 bushels per acre, down from last year but quality praised. Argentine wheat shipments and visible supply decline year over year while U S grain sentiment shifts as indemnity market is abolished. Widespread dryness hurts North Dakota and Casselton crops. Manitoba and Kansas wheat prospects mixed with three quarters to full corn stands and strong oats.
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King of Toledo
Michigan
Michigann
le Count
Finley Barrell
Fargo
Casselton
N. D
Waller City
North Dakota
American Battleships Reach Marseille After Delay
July 8 United States battleships Iowa Indiana and Massachusetts on a training cruise for 500 sailors arrived in Marseille from Plymouth. The Austrian cruiser Franz Josef hailed the squadron with a welcome as heavy weather delayed the voyage. Capt. Clark with Consul Gaulin met the mayor and local officials.
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Marseilles
United States
Iowa
Indiana
Massachusetts
Plymouth
Franz Josef
Capt
Clark
Gaulin
Shipbuilding on Increase In Fiscal Year Output
Washington reports a rise in U S shipbuilding for the just completed fiscal year. The Bureau of Navigation lists 1,502 merchant vessels totaling 87 004 gross tons built, up from 1,262 vessels of 232 816 gross tons a year earlier.
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Washington
United States
Bureau of Navigation
Metal Exchange Dullness Noted in New York Trading
July 8 report shows continued dullness at the metal exchange with copper spot to September at 11.30 and lead 4.35 to 4.15, spelter around 5.60, and tin at 22.40 to 32.70, reflecting muted activity today.
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New York
Metal Exchange
Market Report Shows Mixed Prices Across Meats and Poultry
New York reports mixed tones in meat and dairy markets with pork lard and midwest spot types steady, pork firm on certain cuts, and fowl prices varying for turkeys chickens and ducks. Live poultry markets show quiet activity with slight spreads in turkey and fowl quotes and cheese milk prices moving between common and special categories.
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New York
Mesa
Middle West
Copper stocks rise and market outlook in finance notes
Copper producers' association reports a 7,960,000 pound monthly stock increase. Finley Barrell & Co. note the market may recover about half of 12 percent losses since May 21, with bears pressured by large short interest and aggressive banks. Wall Street sees efforts to punish Amalgamated Copper shorts. New York building figures show strong activity and New Haven railroad expected to post record gross earnings. Silver and Mexican dollar prices rise as market liquidity steadies.
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Finley Barrell & Co
Wall Street
Greater
New York
New Haven Railroad
Curtiss Beats Brookins In Beach Aerial Race
Atlantic City witnessed a historic aerial duel as Glenn H. Curtiss in his own plane and Walter Brookins in a Wright biplane raced above the beach between Youngs piers. Curtiss outpaced the heavier Wright machine amid cheers from thousands on the boardwalk.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Glenn H. Curtiss
Walter Brookins
Youngs
Curtiss
Walter Brookings
Brookins
Dismissal Entered in Alienation Suit
Isabella Sheets, 18, sought dismissal in circuit court Friday of an alienation of affection suit against her father in law William Sheets, a druggist. Evidence said friends urged the young wife to sue. she now ends the case and Attorney Hoover notes he may not receive a fee.
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William Sheets
Isabella Sheets
Circuit
Hoover
Sheets
Unequaled Decline Is Shown In Wheat
Washington reports from the bureau of statistics show crop conditions and acreage updates for major grains. Wheat on farms remains at about sixty six percent of last year's stock, with winter and spring wheat conditions listed and corn planted area rising by over five million acres.
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Washington
Board of the Bureau of Statistics
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau
City births and deaths in local records
CITY STATISTICS BIRTHS lists Walter and Orpha Hook at 464 W Washington St a boy. Isadore and Esther Cohen 707 S Meridian St a boy. Jerry and Cora Trusty 541 Jones St an ex. J BE and Stella Garner 915 Laurel St a ox. James and Margaret Florence 1929 Arrow Ave a boy. Geo and Lulu Brown 848 N Keystone Ave a girl. DEATHS records James G Brooking 53 City Hospital mitral insufficiency. Alberta E Hanfler 9 1520 Spann Ave mitral Incompetency. Katherine L Campbell 74 1681 Hall Piece cardiac dilatation. Mary Woods 26 841 Fayette St military tuberculosis. Christian Andrew Kessler 10 243 EK Minnesota St acute cardiac dilatation. Thomas A Kincade 23 Motor Speedway accidental automobile injuries. John W Kelly 64 Deaconess Hospital chronic nephritis. John L Russell 22 519 S Senate Ave general tuberculosis.
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Walter
Orpha Hook
W. Washington Street
Hoy
Isadore
Esther Cohen
S. Meridian Street
Jerry
Cora
Trusty
Jones Street
J. BE
Stella Garner
Laurel Street
James
Margaret Florence
Arrow Avenue
Geo
Lulu Brown
N. Keystone Avenue
James G. Brooking
City Hospital
Alberta E. Hanfler
Spann Avenue
Katherine L. Campbell
Hall
Mary Woods
Fayette Street
Christian Andrew Kessler
Minnesota Street
Thomas A. Kincade
Motor Speedway
John W. Kelly
Deaconess Hospital
John L. Russell
S. Senate Avenue
Obscure Adult and Pediatric Hospital Deaths and Ailments
A list of individuals with ages and residences, each with medical diagnoses or conditions. Entries include Michael F Barry at Central Insane hospital with paresis, Effie C Schlaegel at Methodial hospital with acute stomach issues, LeRoy Schurman Guerin with heat prostration, Mary Me Tnereney at City hospital with cerebral hemorrhage, Berenhart Henry Nordholt at 2237 Madison avenue with fetuses, Lynn Winkle at 418 N Noble street with accidental drowning, James David White at 807% N Pine street with broncho pneumonia, Sophia Geisel at Deaconess hospital with pleurisy, and Rachel C Roberts at 664 KE Tenth street with chronic interstitial nephritis.
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Michael F. Barry
Central Insane Hospital
Effie C. Schlaegel
Methodial Hospital
LeRoy Schurman Guerin
Moots Street
Mary Me Tnereney
City Hospital
Berenhart Henry Nordholt
Madison Avenue
Feta Us
Lynn Winkle
Noble Street
Repairs and Dwellings Listed in City Ledger
H WK English house Broadway six thousand dollars. Dp A Rudy repairs 1646 N Delaware five hundred. John Deiderich dwelling 365 W Twenty-eighth street two thousand five hundred. William Hammer house Rural two thousand one hundred. J E James porch 816 W New York street two hundred. ore Rehm repairs 411 N Liberty one a A J Myer cellar 721 E McCarty forty. W J Stine repairs 203 Talbott five hundred.
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Broadway
A. Rudy
N. Delware
John Deiderich
Twenty-eigth Street
William Hammer
J. E. James
New York Street
Ore Rehm
N. Liberty
A. J. Myer
E. McCarty
W. J. Stine
Talbott
Stanley D. Turner
Amanda M. Owens
Jackson Park
Martindale Avenue
Twenty-third Street
John VP. Avery
John Moorhead
Goldsberry
Liberty Street
North Street
August Wacker
Peter C. Hansen
Parkway
Twentyfifth Street
Koehne Avenue
Louise Travis
Cyrus R. Rudd
Clifford Place
Tecumseh Street
Twelfth Street
Bernhardt Thaw
George H. Gisler
Hughey
Nobile Street
Louisiana Street
United States
John Apple
Warren Township
Jesse C. Leach
James M. Leach
Center Township
Robert W. Doungles
William H. Ogborn
Lincoln Park
New Jersey Street
Twenty Fifth Street
Guy H. Elmore
Calvin F. Smith
Lilly
Drake
Orval BE. Mehring
Ester M. Kaminsky
Beck
Suburban Homes Company
Laura A. Dwyer
Harrison Heights
Thirty-seventh Street
Ritter Avenue
John Weathers
James Galbraith
McCord Et al
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Dougal Street
Shelby Street
Harvey Weathers
Mayete M. Bertucci
Harry Williams
Jessie (. Leach Et al
Holland B. Merryman
Chas. B. Clarke
John F. Gadberry
Clarke
Arlington Avenue
Julian Avenue
Chas. E. Jones
Robt. L. Welch
Shover
Graceland Avenue
Fortieth Street
Mary E. Gause
Catherine Nurse
West Street
Abbott Street
Alexander Rumpler
Otto Klasa
Light
Bellevue
Central Avenue
Fifty-second Street
Louisa C. Glazier
Peter F. Glazier
Senate Avenue
Eleventh Street
State Plaza Company
August Wellacher
Parkside
Maryland Street
State Avenue
Matilda Sutherland
Lawson B. Spees
Laura A. Coble
Calvin P. Rice
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Ailroad Company
Pine
Bates Streets
Fred
Schmid
Isaac N. Richie
Washington Park
Washington Boulevard
Forty-second Street
Benj. F. Cline
Jos. A. Pattison
Drexel Avenue
Winfield S. Moffett
Burton A. Judd
Lesley Place
Lowell Avenue
Audubon Avenue
SCHC
R. Men's B
L. Assn
Aaron Watson
Yandes’ Sub
Charles W. A. Bohne
Viola Bergen
Bohne
Garfield Park
Garfield Drive
Dawson D. Speen
Samuel H. Burford
Linden Street
Cottage Avenue
Union Trust Co
Carl E. Shaffer
Woodcroft
East Side
College Avenue
Forty-sixth Street
William . Hellopeter
James Clark
Miami Powder Co
West Indianapolis
Lambert and
Harding Streets
Frank Henschel
August Henschel
Marion Heights
Russell Avenue
August P. Henschel
Arlle T. Collier
Drowning Toll Rises as Boys Rescue and Perish Nearby
Twelve year old Denny Powers of 419 Empire street saved Thomas Sullivan from drowning in White river near the Vandalla bridge after hearing cries for help. Russell Manlove, 14, of Empire and Chadwick streets, and Lynn Winkle, 9, of Noble Street, died in separate river incidents nearby Thursday afternoon. Powers pulled Sullivan from the water but could not save Manlove or the third boy. Manlove’s body was recovered by his father nearby.
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Russell Manlove
Empire and
Chadwick Streets
Thomas Sullivan
Empire Street
Lynn Winkle
N. Noble Street
Fall Creek
Thirtieth Street
Manlove and Sullivan
White River
Vandalla Railroad Bridge
Denny Powers
Sullivan Lad
Sullivan
Denny
George Powers
A. and B. Wilson Company Placed In Receivership
Chicago July 8 The A and B Wilson company with capital stock of 1 200 000 is in receivers hands on a petition fled by three Pittsburg banks and two stockholders The State bank of Chicago and Edward Hoopes of Pittsburg named co receivers The petitioners are People's National Bank Pittsburg National Bank of Western Pennsylvania Union National Bank Pittsburg Charles McKnight and William L Abbott
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Chicago
A. & 8. Wilson Company
Pittsburg
State Bank of Chicago
Edward Hoopes
People’s National Bank
National Bank of Western Pennsylvania
Union National Bank
Charles McKnight
William L. Abbott
Drunk Mont L Casey Recovers at Neal Institute
Mont L Casey, former editor and owner of Clinton papers, explains his three day Neal Institute treatment in Woodruff Place Indianapolis, crediting the program with erasing his craving for alcohol and vowing to help others escape drinking. The notice advertises the Neal Institute three day drink habit cure with manager Tod R. Williams and medical director Dr Thornton Daggy inviting readers to send names of addicted friends for materials.
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Mont L. Casey
Terre. Haute
Neal Institute
Clinton Herald
Clinton Republican
Casey's
Siftings
Terre Haute
Neal
Woodruff Place
Indianapolis
Mont L, Casey
Ind
Neal Institute CO
M. D
Tod
R. H. Williams
Woodruff
Dr. Thornton Daggy
AT&T Declares $2 Dividend for 1910 Shareholders
American Telephone and Telegraph Company announces a dividend of two dollars per share to stockholders of record as of June 30, 1910, payable on Friday, July 15, 1910. Treasurer William R. Driver signs the notice.
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William R. Driver
Notice of Appointment as Administrator in Indiana
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has qualified as administrator of the estate of Charles F. Carson, late of Marion county, Indiana, deceased. Estate is believed solvent. Fred B. Saylor, No 9788, of the estate of Ellen Albert Tate, Marion county, Indiana, deceased. Thomas D. McGee.
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Charles F. Carson
Marion County
Indiana
Fred B. Saylor
Ellen Albert, Tate
Omas D.mcgee
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