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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1910

Page

10

Livestock Prices Slide as Hog Receipts Rise in Indianapolis

Livestock market reports on July 19 show hogs at $8.50 to $9.90, cattle with scarce female butcher grades and steady to lower prices, and sheep and lambs meeting demand with light changes. Receipts reach 11,000 hogs, 1,500 cattle, and 700 sheep, with year over year and weekly increases across all lines.

Indianapolis

Pittsburgh Live Stock Markets July 19 Report

Live stock prices across Pittsburgh and surrounding markets show light cattle supplies and mixed quotes for cattle, calves, sheep, and hogs. Prime to common grades, fresh cows and veal values noted, with hogs steady to firm and grain trends shaping day’s activity.

Pittsburg East Buffalo Ian Geass Union Srockeerde Cincinnati

Indianapolis Grain Prices and Inspections Report

Indiana market notes show wheat and corn on track with mixed bids and futures. Prices listed for No 2 red wheat, July and September. corn varieties range from No 1 white to No 4 yellow with multiple bid points. oats and hay futures also included along with inspection totals and Toledo cash quotes for July.

Indianapolis Timothy Iuxtrua Sample Hay

Buffalo grain prices report from July 19

Buffalo notices list No 1 northern spring wheat at 133 1/3 cents per carload and winter wheat prices including No 2 red at 81 10, No 2 white at 1.00, corn No 2 yellow at 69 40, No 3 yellow at 65 1/2, No 2 mixed at 66 5, Oats No 2 white at 48 cents, No 3 white at 46 1/2, barley at 72 1/2, and rye at 83 8 cents Northwestern rye priced at 82 cents.

Buffalo Northwestern

European and U S grain supplies show shifts this week

Grain gossip reports European visible wheat at 64456 000 bu down from 67308 000 last week and 5 200 000 bu a year ago. U S visible supplies include wheat 10 834 000 bu and corn 4 767 000 bu with oats 3 639 000 bu, notes Kansas city report and Red Oak Iowa dispatches, with conditions: pastures brown and near full stand but 10 13 days late. rains needed.

United States Howard Finley Barrell Red Oak Iowa Council Cornu Brouth

Girl Confesses Theft of Jewel Necklace

Esther Hermann, 21, of 1001 Illinois Street, confessed to detectives that she stole a $500 diamond from Louis Huag, a South Illinois Street druggist, during a night out joy riding. The suspect provided limited comments before being charged with larceny.

Esther ‘Hermann Ilinois Street Dawson Duncan Louis Huag South Lareeny

New York Stock Exchange Opens Amid Broad Declines

After a dull opening prices mostly declined by 4 to 1a with the market slipping in early trading. Reading and Union Pacific led losses while Pennsylvania supported gains. steel and copper shares dragged the Industrial list as the overall volume remained light and activity minimal. News from London showed American shares 34 above parity but failed to offset the down tone.

New‘ York Stock Exchange Union Pacific Southern Pacific Northern Pacific Atchison Pennsylvania Steel Smetters Amalgamated Copper London St. Paul Rock Island Stock Island Chicago

Cotton ease in New York as rains temper belt optimism

New York cotton opened easy with prices down 6 to 11 points. Losses were tempered by heavy early selling and bullish positions from leading commission houses. Demand varied as long cotton entered the market despite higher supply, with rains in the eastern belt partly offset by moisture in Texas. July futures at 16.10 to 16.35, August 15.80 to 15.62, September 15.10 to 15.85, October 13.06 to 13.08, and other months showing modest declines.

Broomhall Liverpool Shorts Russia France la Plata Chicago Northwest Winnipeg Minneapolis New York Texas SIA

Metal exchange trading quiet as copper steadies

New York July 19 metal exchange reports quiet trading with a steady tone. Five tons of spot copper sold at 383 and ten tons of July at 33.50. Copper quoted around unchanged with spot and July at 11.50 to 12, August and September at 11.55 to 12. Lead at 4.45 bid, spelter 85.50 to 86, tin 333.10 to 33.25.

New York Metal Exchange

New York Bat Silver and Mexican Dollar Rates

New York July 19. Commercial bat silver 433c unchanged. Mexican dollars quoted at 44.

New York

Financial notes and market outlook from early 20th century reports

Financial notes summarize capital city brewing and citizens gas shires wishes, a five million dollar Philadelphia bond over subscription, New York rail and steel sector signals, and treasury secretary's Aldrich Vreeland currency associations. Bankers anticipate tight money this fall and possible currency expansion under the act.

New York Secretary of the Treasury

Markets and commodities report from Indianapolis and New York

Markets show butter and cheese steady with mixed notes on creamery and imitation products. Eggs firm at higher white and mixed prices. pork, lard, and raw sugar hold firmer levels. Poultry markets list prices for turkeys, ducks, geese, and fowls while New York flour and pork futures reflect unsettled to steady movements.

Wisconsin Countess Aeatea N Brich Limburg Neufchatel New York Middle West

Chicago Markets Review Survives Erratic Listings

Fragmented OCR text notes unclear market references in Chicago with stray terms like Aly, Breeze, Prime, lic, and numbers creating a garbled snapshot of a local listing or ad. Readable entities include Chicago and a few scattered product mentions, but concrete facts are minimal.

City Statistics Births Report

Birth notices list multiple new arrivals with parents and addresses. Included are boys and girls born to Diver Chandler Vollmer Hill Luzader Murray Murray Lurber Hastings Coffin Warrenburg Stross and others at various streets in Lewis, Mor ris, Ker stone, Beecher, Stelsner, Harris, Villa, Orange, Madisonu avenues.

George Ae Nellie Diver Knuckle Street Lewis Ma Catherine Chandler Beecher Street Wee Harry May Vollmer N. Kerstone Avenue William and Ronn Hill Kenwool Avenue Murray Meta Luzader W. Morris Street Henry and Cora Murray Stelsner Street Fred and Lillie Lurber Harris Avenue Carl and Bertha Hastings Villa Avenue Leland and Luete Coffin Orange Street John and Mars Warrenburg Miller Street George and Catherine Stross Madisonu Avenue

Local Health Victims and Accidents List Names

A serialized list names Thomas Withrow Harold Whitfing William Croom A Sale Gadly Lottie D Mitt Mary Haymillton Maude Hill Stalnaker William J Ripley Arthur Marsischke John G Pindzke with ages and addresses. Causes include typhoid fever accidental burns chronic nephritis and other ailments.

Thomas Withrow Twenty Seventh Street Harold T. Whitfing N. Blackford Street William Croom City Hospital Sale Gadly Lottie D. Mitt N. Dearborn Street Sheffield Avenue Mary Haymillton Himlin Block Massachusetts Avenue Maude Hill Stalnaker Fletcher Sanatorium William J. Ripley W. Roach Arthur Marsischke

List of Couples Appearing in Local Notices

Walter E McCreary and Fauline Am brose, Clifford Smith and Bertha Wilet. Sylvester Tanner and Carrie Allen, Jobin Thase and Marie Simns. John Luckey and Emma La Wall. William Long and May Cockerby, John Hoover and Bonnie Eynns. Charley Green and Caroline Wicker, Robert Knox and Ethel Johnson, G H Wickens and Louisa Payton.

Walter E. McCreary Fauline Ambrose Clifford Smith Bertha Wilet Sylvester Tanner Carrie Allen Jobin Thase Marie Simns John Luckey Emma la Wall William Long May Cockerby John Hoover Bonnie Eynns Charley Green Caroline Wicker Robert Knox Ethel Johnson G. H. Wickens Louisa Payton

Building Permits Report From Fort Wayne Area

A dated list shows 500 tied to repairs by H. Smith in Fort Wayne and John M. Claypool in Wendell, plus 159 for iT. D. Stringer at 507 Eugine and 2,000 for Henry F. Schoen at 5901 Lowell. Eliza Konig at 1046 N Pennsylvania lists 40, EB. Johnson at 1143 E Tenth 25, O. Hook 10, BE. Raymond 2,000, Geo. W. Stout repairs at UH45 N Miley and 1015 N Miley 35.

John M. Claypool Wendell D. Stringer Eugine Henry F. Schoen Lowell Eliza Konig Pennsylvania Street EB. Johnson E. Tenth O. Hook BE. Raymond Geo. W. Stout N. Miley

Real estate transfers scattered across Indianapolis area

A long list details property transfers including Edward G. Sturm to Robert H. Sturm on lot 44 Eastern Heights, various lots in Coburns subdivision, McCarty’s First West Side, Brown’s Fairmount, and other additions. Transfers mention buyers, sellers, lot sizes, improvements or vacant status, and prices ranging from 1 to 15,000 dollars, with multiple streets and additions such as Woodlawn Avenue, Howard Street, and Lincoln Park addition, among others.

Edward G. Sturm Robert H. Sturm Eastern Heights Drexel Avenue Michigan Street William F. Kiinge Edward H. Schrader Coburn’s Woodlawn Avenue Davison Street Mary A. M. Quick Et al Harrison F. Losh McCarty West Side Howard and Reisner James A. Cambridge Benjamin Havey Howard Heirs Lee Street Howard Street Trotter & Henry Up William L. Rice Trotter Et al Biemark Avenue Turner Avenue Sal John Campbell Daisy Gronninger Brookside Oakland Avenue Thirteenth Street Daisy Groninger Charles Culbertson Jennie A. Whitehead West Park Warman Avenue Ohio Street Central Trust Company Sarah A. Swift Brookside Lark Houston Arthur V. Brown James DL. Clark Brown Fairmount Cornelius Avenue Forty-third Street Robert D. Brent Harry EB. Colland Mipleton Gracehud Avenue Thirty-ninth Street Whiltpena M. Nydeger Josephine Nydegger Rabbins Indianapolis Grover Twenty-Fifth Streets Marion ‘s'Just Co Guardiian Todtanepoux Traction A& Terminal Stout Tenth Street W. Tenth Street Belt Railroad Samuel Green Cable Street Eleventh Street Indianapolis Traction & Terminal Co John J. Appel Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Co Beveridge Paper Co Same Union Trust O Emma Deulhin North Side Arsenal Avenue Thirtieth Street Twenty-ninth Street Francis M. Hollingsworth Frank Hal- Hogsworth N. W Pike Township Louisa Roepke Et Henry Hammering N. EK Center Township Ta O. Stanley Chas. FE. Plunmer Ostood Meridian Park Delaware Street Thirty-second Street Alonzo Powell John Dowell Lincoln Park Pennsylvania Street Twenty-fourth Street Albert, Holtzworth Samuel Falender Kappes Et Meridian Street Capitol Avenue Adier Street Patrick McGints Anna MccKearn Madison Avenue Webb Street LeGrrande Avenue Mary Richardson Phoebe Schweitzer Kingensmith’s Sub Chadwick Street Ray Street Lincoln H. Scott Leslie J. Tomlinson Newman’s Oak Park Holloway Avenue Lawrence Street Arsdel Beasie N. Conners Kuhn

County Allowances Record From Marion County 1910

A lengthy ledger style entry lists county allowances for bridge repairs free gravel roads miscellaneous expenses and per diem deputy assessments. It names numerous individuals and firms such as Jacob Vogel Otto Keller W G Grant John Richwell Dan Valentine Fred Sherman and others with varied sums, including repairs, travel, salaries, and supplies across multiple districts and townships. The document also notes hotel and court house costs and ends with a public notice from the Board of Park Commissioners calling for bids on Thirtieth Street improvements in Riverside Park with bid requirements and contract conditions.

Jacob Vowel John Linamon Otto Keller Thomas DeWeir John Richwell Morris Morland X. PB Vogel Fred Witlhour George Pfelfer W. G. Grant T. McClure James Madden B. Thomas Dan Valentine Fred Sherman Will Warne Rube Shane W. C. Frye Insley Iron Works PV. McClure Will Werne Rud Shane Jacoh Vogel John Simumon Utlo Keller Thos. DeWelr Carl Richwein Eas Chas. Pleschner Board of School Commissioners City of Indianapolis North Meridian Street R. P. Daggett & Co Board of School Commissioners Board of Commissioners Marion Country Indiana N. E S. E Decatur Township N. BE S&s E Decatur Franklin Township Center Township Culverton Lawrence Township Cumberland Warren Township Marion County the Auditor Board of Park Commisssioners Imlianapolis Saks Building Eleck White River Riverside Park Henry Jameson John J. Appel Charles E. Coffin Ferdinand L. Mayer Board of Park Commissioners Leroy E. Snyder

Auditor Marionanaty Indiana Itemized Expenses

An itemized district expenditure record lists various payments including Miscellaneous Expense for the Asylum for the Sane andTrustee fees, tax rebates to Central Trust Co and O H Williams, heat light and water from Atlas Engine Work, County Auditor George J Mayer postage and rent for Detention Home, salary of physician Marie Haslop MD, sheriff Jacob Woessner removal of insane, and repairs from Vonnegut Hardware Co. Albert Sahm Auditor Marionanaty Indiana.

Pridge Buddenham Lumber'o S. N. Montgomery Sarah B. Dutton Creve Center Township J. L. Spitzmayer Wm. H. Champion John F. O'Connor John Moriarity Wim. WU. Graham Thomas W. Brown B. J. McCloskey James Dugan Chas. Myers Albert Stuckmeyer Louis Larsh Michael F. Lahey I. Spitznagel John F. O'Conner H. Bryson Indiamnapolis Indianapolis Star Indianapolis News Gutenberg Co Frank BP. Fox & Co Hearsey-Willis Co Stecemeier Bros J. B. Vaught L. Montgomery Indianapolis Coal Co William Cook P. Quinn J. Hanley James Eagan Ed Hebbeler J. Sourwine C. Teine G. Stumph J. Sullivan C. E. Millner J. Roman H. Brune W. Finley Sheriff—Sentinel Printing Company Elliott- Fisher Co Sentinel Printing Co Yale & Towne Mtg. Co Burroughs Adding Machine Co B. F. Cummins Co Center Main & Apgar Board of Review—Sentinel Printing Co Transportation—Board of State Charities Court House Vonnegut Hardware Co American Toilet Supply Co Crane Co Hilde, Leather and Belting Co Indianapolis Light and Heat O Miller Hardware Co Pettis Dry Goods Co Polar Ice and Fuel Co Adolph Rosenzweig Royse Electric Co Sargent Paint and Color Co A. Schibing Dewald & Wahl Indianapolis Liberty Manufacturing Co Indianapolis Water Co Sinker- Davis Co L. Silvermin Shek Co Standard Off Co Western Machine Chandler- Taylor Co Kirkbo Bros. & Co Thomas Moffat Wm. Ehrieh Dietz & Wolsiffer Metz& Wolsiffer J. ¢. Perry & Co Pettia Dry Goods Co Asylum For Insane Chas. H. Fritt Guardians J. Burgess Indianapolis Dight and Heat Co Rouse Electric Co Guardians’ Homeé A. W. Moore & Co Big Nagle Creek Washington Street Volpp Wmn. C. Hlalsteind & Co Merion County Asylum Carman & Fryer Ggieerne M. Quill Shaw Samuel Adams Clifford Craig Harry Deputy Robert Harding Soh Morford Hugh Metenit Harry Mitton Benny Mitchell Charles Royster H. A. Stewart William Wenzler W. S. Whitler John Christy Edward Fitzgibbons CL. A. Hares Wm. H. Sollman Grover Todd Frank Cole Milton Rayburn Mary E. Miler W. S. Miller Marion County Agricultural and Torticultural Society Farmers’ Institute Albert KR. Worm American Supply Co J. Burgess Brown City Ice and Coal Co Crane ‘Co Elgin Dairy Co Grocers’ Baking Co Hang Rag Co Herrington Light Co Indianapolis Creamery Ings In Asylum For Union Carbide Sales Co Consumers’ Ice Co Acine- Evans C O Aldag Paint & Varnish Co Balke & Krauss Co J. M.bear Capitol Lumber Co O. E. Cotton the Fleischmann Co Maag Drug Co Harmon & H Indianapolis Belting and Supply Co Wm. C. Parker D. W. Peek Toe J. C. Merry & Co Pettis Dry Goods Sasab C. (. Shaffer Southern Seed Co Standard of Co Carter & Schober Cornet Bros Walter W. Boetcher L. H. Fehrenbach R. B. Haynes Bros Hermann Bros Indianapolis Mortar & Fuel Co Wi. E. Kroll Ma-rrott Dept. Store Co Robert Rentsch Henry C. Schroeder Scheber & Stettler Washington —Townshi C. W. Henndy & Son C. W. Silvey Lawrence Township W. B. Robertson Decatur Township M. A. Ellie Edwards & Bean Wesley Allen James M. Smith M. DO Souldier Whitsett Titus & Hisey Wm. Pettycrew Kregele & Bailey J. M. Horton Flanner & Buchanan Frank E. Carlisle Buchanan & Son P. M Geo. Pfeifer James E. Berry Jacob Bombarger Theo. Winn Edward H. Shaw John Fanning George Meikel Harry King Indianapolis Sun R. H. Bryson Fidelity Travst Co J. W. Priday & Co Fidelity Trust Co Hall & HY A. J. Meyer & Co I.L. Lee & Co Joseph Bristow Hurd Jacobs Nellie Fosdick James L. Fieser Carrie Lombard J. L. Spitznagel Wiliam H. Champion John E F. O'Conner John Morishity SIS William A. Graham James Ihtugan Charles Myers Len Traugott Indianapoli County Board of Health Whitley Edw. Fitzgibbons C. A. Hayes Wm. L. Kollman Grover Yodd Edw. Scudder Uniiplin M. Robinins Wm. Cook BP. Quinn John Hanley Ed. Hebbeler Chris. Teine C. E. Milner John Roman A. Lanewater H. Bell- Shamp Whos Perrott M. O'Brien J.T. O'Connor Wit. Quinn Hinlery Robi. Harding John Morford Renno Mitchell Hugh Metcalfe Patrick Winney Chas. Royster A. Stewart Win Winzler Work Dieton Asylum For Poor House Geo. H. Pen W. W. Maines Gen. W. Beaman Luein A. Beaman Evalyn Barger Gavinl Seyiour James Mitchell Scohi John Wolsitter John Koman Lizzie White Ed. Pruitt Oscar Druitt Lillian M. Jones Lou Catterson Fannie Crose Luella Maine BE. S. Baya Tiee Pfeifer F. S. Fish- Dek Assessor Center Jes BE. Berry Ps Rue Jacob Boiwnbarger Wim. Broch- Nansen Harry Davis Sohn Fanning Theo. Win, Sr KR. T. Hyers A. Hutcheson Wo Oal Loyve James K. King TL Ib Dodd Louisa Richards Lome Pray Wim Louise A. Mueller Marie Jaslep Wlod Justay E. Frobinius J. L. Spitznegel William WH. Champion John Y.connor William AL Graham BR. T. McCloskey Faimes Duyn Albert Sinckmeser Michael Fh. Lahey Savy Hinjleyes _s Potter M. W. BR Rita Mout William Lebtine Charles Redwelr Arizona Patton Smith Reger Melvin Myers Hattie Geiger Otto Miller John Kelly Spalding Bear Me Daniel Kertha Dimmick Lela Spaling Luise Clark James Tresier John J. Blackwell Catherine M. Blackwell F. Hesler Michuel FL Dalton Carl J. Winter M. D Giant Ener Homes J. Dugan August Wacker, Jr Fred Schlotz Ken Long O- Reveal Central Trust Co O. H. Williams Atlas George J. Mayer F. Fishback Frank M.fauvre Marie Haslop Jacob Woessner Removin Albert Sahm Marionanaty Indiana

Transit schedule fragments for Connersville and surrounding towns

Partial reading shows bus or train times and routes among Connersville Rushville Shelbyville Greensburg and nearby towns. Times listed include morning and afternoon sessions with several unclear digits and irregular punctuation.

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