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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1910

Page

10

Markets and Finance Live Stock Prices in Indianapolis

Indianapolis market notes receipts 5500 hogs 1950 cattle 600 sheep down vs a week ago hog prices rose about 5.1 cents with hogs 180 lb up to 8.55 8.85 range lighter weights 8.99 to 9.00. Cattle and calves through billing 700 plus but demand fair with little change for females. steers about 10 cents lower while calves and the bull market steady. Sheep and lambs arrived with active market strong prices weekly gain near 23 cents. lambs 8.00 to 6.25 per head culls 4.00 sheep 1.50 to 4.00 top around 3.50.

Indianapolis Pittsburg Cannes East Buffalo Ncinnati Potehere Henries

Live Stock Market Report From Pittsburg and Other Centers

Market notes from Pittsburg and other cities on July 21 show light cattle supplies, steady demand, and varied prices for cattle, sheep, pigs, and hogs. Regional data include East Buffalo and Union Stockyards with ranges for prime steers, calves, hogs, lambs, and feeders, reflecting a sluggish hog market and steady beef values.

Grain market summary steady gains amid mixed wheat corn oats

Wheat rose early with gains to 1.1 percent over Wednesday as Winnipeg Minneapolis markets led, then retreated as selling by cash and elevator interests pressured futures. Corn opened strong but slipped before recovering some, aided by adverse crop news. Oats advanced modestly after initial strength. bears cited large country acceptances and tight offerings.

Chicago Winnipeg Minneapolis Canada Northwest Bartlett and Armour Mississippi River A. W. Thomson Co

Grain prices and car loadings at Indianapolis market

The Indianapolis grain report lists wheat, corn, oats and hay prices on track with various grades and July to September futures. It notes wagon wheat, rye and mixed shipments, and provides car totals for each commodity and grade, including No 2 red wheat at $1.03 and No 2 white corn around 66 to 64 cents, with totals of 32 cars for corn and 9 cars for other items.

Indianapolis Timothy Kobi Rew Sample Hay

Grain price report from Chicago markets

Chicago market notes wheat and corn values with bid ranges for No. 2 red, No. 3 red, hard winter and spring grades. Prices show fractional cents and percent uncertainties, listing northern spring as $1.27 44 to $1.28. Corn rates include No. 2, No. 2 white, No. 2 yellow, and several No. 3 and No. 4 grades with varied cents per bushel across futures-like quotes. Oats prices for No. 2 to No. 4 white grades are provided with standard oats at 43 to 44 cents per bushel.

Chicago

Buffalo grain market report cryptic prices

Buffalo grain market notes from July 21 list wheat and corn prices with mixed grade numbers and units. Winter wheat No 2 red 1.12, No 2 white 1.11, corn No 2 yellow 0.6834, rye No 1 0.52, other grades show distorted entries and unreadable symbols.

Buffalo

Prices and Weather Warmth Drive Mixed Corn and Wheat Prospects

Cincinnati reports favorable corn conditions and strong threshing yields but shows insufficient spring wheat improvement due to deficient precipitation. Oats near ready to cut with excellent crop expectations. wheat prices mixed with No 1 red wheat bid at 1.07 in Indianapolis. Northwest and Winnipeg crop notes indicate variable results with grain movements and fluctuating international prices.

Cincinnati Indianapolis

Toledo Elevator Company Incorporation Filed in Indiana

Articles of incorporation were filed with the secretary of state Thursday naming Toledo Elevator Company of Toledo, Indiana, with capital stock listed at 23,148 dollars. The company plans grinding food for cattle and lists trustees George Fasnot Calvin Lisley Ol Crider and Creek Judge No. 407, K of P.

Copper stocks lead New York opening on a volatile day

Utah Copper opened at 45 with a 1 percent gain before slipping to 437½ as trading slowed. Amalgamated rose modestly while rail shares flirted with small gains. London traders bought Union Pacific and Smelting, with Steel hovering near 70 as overall government bonds stayed dull.

New York Utah Stock Exchange Amalgamated Louisville & Nashville Northern Pacific Anes London Union Pacific Union

Archival Bond Market Notation From A Dense 19th Century Ledger

The fragment lists numerous bonds and securities references with abbreviations for banks and railroad lines, including Pac Santa Fe, Tex Pac Ist, C.& M. Cons, and Unified ts wee. It reads like a catalog page of financial instruments with rates, serials, and issuing entities, all in compact ledger style.

No. Pac St.i BiSt Cc I Su. Ry Ee C.& M Tex. Pac U. P Fe &N K. T Ieee M. KP Ib C.e

Copper news and market outlook during copper curtailment talks

Financial notes show total gold imports at 7.35 million dollars with three million from Mexico. The Virginia Carolina Chemical Co reports its best year. Copper shares rise on reports of possible production curtailment, though skepticism remains. Analysts say negotiations may reduce output next week to August 1, with New York bonds active and investors advised to buy moderately in stocks and bonds unlikely to be hurt by crop news.

New York Sun Finley Barrell & Co Utah Nevada

Markets Report From New York And Indianapolis

Indianapolis butter and cheese prices mixed with imported Swiss and New York produce figures. Corners show fluctuating dairy values, with Swiss varieties priced around 30c and 17c for tubs, while full cream cheeses and cheddars vary by region. New York market lists dull flour and steady pork, lard, coffee, and poultry with mixed cheese and egg quotes and fluctuating creamery items.

Limburg Neufchatel N. Y Roosters Wisconsin New York New

Insurgent Faith Promoted by Fowler in Paterson Talk

Representative Charles N. Fowler, vying for the Senate, declared that protests against established wrongs mark insurgence. He argued organized wealth uses law to curb rights and cited Roosevelt’s fight for a square deal as guiding a nationwide crusade against privilege.

Paterson N. J Charles N. Fowler United States Senate Kean Theofore Roosevelt

Death by own action theory upheld in Rawn case

Coroner concludes in Chicago tragedy inquiry that a single shot likely originated from a level position near the victim as he stood on or near stairs. Witness recollections place the timing before 10 p.m. the prior evening. no sign of forced entry or external entry marks found on doors or screens.

Lowing Chicago Rawn Hoffman

Death of Menon railroad president treated as possible suicide

report states G. Rawn's death at the hands of a burglar may have been suicide rather than an encounter. Friends were surprised by the police theory. Harry G. Alexander of Moron Station voiced anger at the suicide theory and supported the burglar narrative.

G. Rawn Menon Railroad Ar. Rawn Harry G. Alexander

Trolley party meets accident in special car

The Third Christian church trolley party of about ten rode a special car Wednesday night. Near New York and West streets the motorman failed to slow, the curve caused the car to nearly topple, passengers were thrown from seats and bruised, the conductor was pinned and injured. The party returned home.

Laough Song Third Christian Church New York West Streets

School Borrowing Power Awaiting Attorney General Opinion

Robert Aley, superintendent of public instruction, awaits Attorney General Bingham's opinion on whether a school corporation may borrow money in advance of revenue to be raised by the local tuition tax. Local officials seek guidance on this fiscal power.

Robert Aley Bingham

City births and death records with illnesses

The notice records numerous births at various addresses, naming parents and newborns. It also lists multiple deaths and illnesses including meningitis, tuberculosis, appendicitis, gastroenteritis, dyspeptic diarrhoea, chronic myocarditis, fatty degeneration of heart, whooping cough, and cholera infantum, with ages and locations.

James W. Dudley Belle Street Henry C. Cook Woodlawn Avenue Mike Eryanowiteh City Hospital John Enry Fields Oho Street Sarah Louise Kesler Udell Street Ivine Elizabeth Brunsma W. Thirty-fourth Street

Multiple Repairs and Buildings Valued Across City Addresses

Walter Lockwood and others list repairs and building values at various addresses including 612 Buchanan 90 dollars 104 Harris and 1259 Oliver 300 with firms Standard Machinery and Electric Company Madison Avenue 3400 dollars. Also entries for houses on Euclid Congress N New Jersey 3060 dollars 310 Brookside Park MM E church Eleventh and Oiney 310 dollars and 124 N Arsenal 1 dollar.

Walter Lockwood Hiatt Fred Klefker Buchanan David Sprinkler Harris J. Lockhardt Schofield George Tolling Oliver Standard Machinery and Electric Company Madison Avenue W. H. Wright Euclid Ash Congress Brookside Park Draper Emma Gulich N. Senate R. Smith Adams Robert Lotz House Vermont

Real estate transfers listed for several parcels in city additions

Thomas Ealy transfers to John M Cooper part Jot 47 in Ruckle's addition. George Draupert to Edward W Pierson lot 8 in Brown's West Michigan street addition. August Wacker to Elgood Dills lot 1 in Miller et al's Parkway addition. Joseph Helm to Albert Brown lots 66 64 64 65 in Collins E Vermont st addition. Hulbert Lingenfelter to Mary S Lingenfelter part lots 21 22 23 Coburn's subdivision 70x71 feet. Kate M Brown to Agnes M Dewora part jot 30 Hubbard's Park Heights subdivision 415150 feet.

Thomas Ealy Sheriff John M. Cooper Ruckle Nicholas Avenue Thirty-second Street George Draupert Edward W. Pierson Brown Michigan Street Goodylet Avenue August Wacker Elgood Dills Miller Et al Coburn Uviiot Enson St Pratt St Kate M. Brown Agnes M. de Wora Hubbard's Park Heights Paris Avenue Tweety-ninth Street Ida O. Stanley Perry R. Thrush Osgood First Central Avenue New Jeraa Thirty-first Street William N. Wemmer Otto H. Rentsch Oxford Park Oxford Street Henry N. Gilbert Henry Mootz Varthent Warren Township Daved C. Bayton John EF. Brown Smithbellis Wayne Township Simuel L. Gray Everett R. Roberta Lookout Plaza Clarence T. Morse Fidelity Trust Company Wheeler I. Heights Ylinois Street Senate Avenue Forty-Eighth Street Union Trust Company Oliver S. Graveefux Washington Heights Carrollton Avenue Thirty-eighth Street Daniel PL Amcpherson Marion Vanarsdell Robinwood Walker Street Wphittietd Mary M. Grimer Charles W. Grimer Woodside Trowbridge Street Southeastern Avenue Martha A. Mothershead Amanda EL Lang Fletcher South Brokside Thirteenth and Dearborn Sts Tnion Trust Co Olive M. Hauser Holliday Garfield Park Southern Ave Boyid St Oliver A. Hackney Woodcroft Winthrop Ave Forty Sixth St Trose M. Sutton Margaret M. Sutton Henderson's Vermont St Delaware St Woodadathnurop Lyman H. Price Edwin W. Campbell Boulevard Park New Jersey St Twenty-Ninth St Robert M. Dewese Murat A. Dewees Washington Township Frederick W. Rasener Barbara Schneider Koler Summit St New York St Mary H. Cox Julia P. Lauhbe Downey Shelby St Wade St Lottie A. Kinsey Margaret Irvin Glass Works Kinsey St Thirteenth St

Local Names List Highlights Individuals in Community Event

Fred Johaness and Lena Durham, Charley Bartlett, and Alice Anderson join Andrew Coyle and Wilmanens, Ernest E. Alexander and Madie Counter, QO. S Mooreland and Delfa Crawford in a community notice listing participants.

Fred Johaness Lena Durham Charley Bartlett Alice Anderson Andrew Coyle Wilmanens Ernest E. Alexander Madie Counter QO. S. Mooreland Delfa Crawford

Boater Discovers Pearl in River Mussel Shell

Fred McDonald while alone on the White River on Thursday morning found a pearl in a mussel shell pulled from the river bottom. Local jewelers value the gem at fifty five dollars for its extra fine quality.

Noblesville Stad White River Fred McDonald

Transfers of city street lots and parcels statewide

A lengthy list of real estate transfers across multiple townships, including numerous vacant lots and improved parcels. Names such as Henry N. Gilbert, William N. Wemmer, and Olive M. Hauser appear with varied parcels described by streets, blocks, and dimensions. Total transfers tally $28,523.46.

Chicago Produce Prices Report for Butter and Poultry

Chicago market notes July 21 lists butter extras 21c firsts 24c dairy extras 26c firsts 23c. Eyes Prime firsts 15c. Cheese Twins 15 13c. Young Americas 15 14 16c. Live poultry Fowls 14 14 15c ducks 15c geese 8 10c.

Chicago Young Americas

Coroner Rules On Man's Sudden Death At Home

Coroner J F Blackwell ruled that Charles Schako aged 74 of 844 Buchanan street died Wednesday night from a complication of asthma The verdict was given Thursday and noted he left a widow and one son.

J. F. Blackwell Charles Schako Buchanan Street Rae

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