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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1909

Page

4

Wall Street Opens Higher Then Turns Irregular

Wall Street opened with gains in early trading led by St. Paul and New York Central. After ten minutes, Union Pacific, St. Paul, Amalgamated Copper, Baltimore and Ohio, Reading, Rock Island, Atchison, Northern Pacific, Inter Metropolitan and American Cotton Oil posted net gains around 34 cents. St Paul strengthened in all five listings, while Reading stayed up about a half.

St. Paul New York Central Union Pacific Amalgamated Copper Baltimore & Ohio Reading Rock Island Common Pfid Atchison Northern Pacific Inter- Metropolitan Ptd American Cotton Oil

Grain prices and inspections for wheat corn and hay

Market notes show No. 2 red wheat at 1.05 and 1.04 for wagon samples, No. 3 red at 1.00, July to September bids at 1.05, best sample 92c, Poorest 75 90c. Corn and oats quiet with various No. 2 to No. 4 white and mixed lots. hay steady with timothy and clover prices. Inspections list car counts by grade and sample status across wheat corn hay categories.

Hay—Steaay Timothy Sample Hay Chicago A. W. Thomson

Fresh eggs and poultry prices from Indianapolis Produce

Indianapolis Produce Exchange lists fresh eggs at 18 cents. Country butter at 17 cents. Turkeys, ducks, geese and hens priced for buyers.

Indianapolis Indianapolis Produce Exchange

President of National League Kills Self

Harry C. Pulliam president of the National League died after a self inflicted bullet wound at the New York Athletic Club. He shot himself last night after a period of illness and nervous strain. Police and doctors attended him as officials noted the severe head wound and a missing eye.

New York Harry C. Pulliam National League of Baseball Clubs New York Athletic Club Pulliam J. J. Higgins National League League Israel Durham Philadelphia George Dovey Boston Mr. Pulliam Tom Brady

Top Hog Prices Hit Local Market as Receipts Climb

Indianapolis market notes a day of 6 300 hogs and 1 850 cattle with higher hogs and sheep but fewer cattle than a week ago. Fresh arrivals total around 6 000, but 9 000 hogs on sale, demand light, prices off 15 to 25 cents from yesterday, top at 7.85, most hogs 7.40 to 7.80 with many unsold. Steers and cows listed with varied weights and price ranges, while bulls and calves show several value points and notable lots of heavies and lights sold.

Indianapolis Dock. Cay Eee Peteeen A. Wee Ilower Nheli Setae

City Record For A Day Births And Deaths And Marriages

Birth notices show Henry and Katie Morasky at 49 Temple Ave a boy. Virges and Clara Trimble 925 N Keystone Ave a boy. several other couples welcomed infants. Deaths list Edith Ketteman 4 months gastro enteritis Arne Bell 10 months hea colitis and numerous adults with heart disease typhoid fever arteriosclerosis pleuro pneumonia and other ailments. Marriages include Louis Werner and Anna Cahazer Peter Noel Jr. and Florenn Gohagon James Roney and Sarah Fischer among others. Building permits issued for homes and elevators with addresses and values including 38 S Meridan 400 and 1312 Tuxedo 2300. various repairs and construction pending.

Henry Katie Morasky Temple Ave Virges Clara Trimble Keystone Ave Emil Hazel Rahke Mags Thos Cora Browlee E. Minn Oy H. Jesse Lulu Hendrickson Arizona St Fite Lancia Smith Dillon Ave Don Pearl McKinnon Beechwood Ave Edith I. Ketteman Tuxedo St Arne Bell Victoria St Anna Bird Florence Etta Burk W. 27Th St John Jones Southeastern Ave Sarah Thompson N. Addison St Johnanning Pleasant St Ada Wilson City Hospital Harry G. Conklin Methodist Hospital Louis Werner Anna M. Cahazer Peter Noel, Jr Florenn Gohagon James P. Roney Sarah J. Fischer Benjamin H. Dixon Nellie H. Ingram Walter H. King Hazel H. Hubbard Raymond Mendenhall Reamn M. Appiarius Harry BE. Lang Jeannette G. Bruce Oscar Rogers Emily Hartley Philip 4. Menges Stella O. Karcher James E. Henderson Anna E. Mills Charles EE. Martindale Inez d. Courtney

Indianapolis Wagon Market Prices Report

Market notes from Rouse Bros at 130 Kentucky avenue list corn and oats prices and hay values. Entries include shelled oats 54 5K, sheaf oats 310.00 G12.00, Timothy 816.00 18. 3.00, New Smpathy 10.00 12.00, New Clover 9.00 11.00, Mixed Hay 913.00 14.00.

Indianapolis Rouse Bros Kentucky Avenue

Market Receipts Show Varied Steady Trade Across Livestock

US stockyards report hogs totaling 29 000 with mixed and butchers steady to higher and heavy bulls and pigs trading from 6 40 to 9 00 per hundredweight. Cattle receipts 2500 with beeves to 17 45 and cows and heifers 2 25 to 6 15, lambs around 1 75 to 7 97, and sheep near 8 00 per head amid fluctuating demand.

Dana Fearlings

Pork cut prices and descriptions in old market list

A historical market list outlines sugar cured hams at 15 percent 17c and other pork products. It notes black or skinned hams, English style hams, boiled hams, dry salt pork, fresh pork loins, sugar cured bacon, and fresh pork loins with varying prices and terms.

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