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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1910

Page

10

Live Stock Receipts In Indianapolis With Mixed Price Moves

Live stock totals in Indianapolis on July 30 show 6000 hogs 1000 cattle and 300 sheep up versus last week and last year. Hogs moved at 8.30 to 8.80 with prices at their lowest since early year amid weak demand. Cattle were quiet with about two thirds through billing and prices barely steady, down 25 to 50 cents for the week. Sheep and lambs declined slightly with spring lambs 25 cents lower. yearlings near 5.00 and sheep around 4.00 as the week ended.

Indianapolis Bere Pittsburg East Buffalo TNION Sane Aoa Seneenes

Cattle and grain markets mixed with hogs and wheat surge

Pittsburg and East Buffalo report steady to dull cattle receipts with prime and common categories priced. hog markets soften while lambs and sheep show slower demand. Union Stock Yards notes steady beef and calf values, while Chicago grain shows a dramatic rush of cash wheat and corn buys as 300,000 bushels hit the pit and late trading steadies near 1.07 to 1.08 for July wheat.

Chicago Waterman-Peavey Peavey Grain Company Ot Beon Peavey Orn Shorts

Standard Oil Plant Fire Burns In Portsmouth

A July 30 fire in Portsmouth, Virginia, destroyed the vast Barnsbrook plant operated by Standard Oil contractors. The blaze covered three acres, damaged multiple buildings, and caused about one million dollars in loss, though fully covered by insurance. Incendiary origins are suspected.

Portsmouth Barnsbok Company Standard Oil Contractors

End of Revolution Near in Nicaragua

BLUEFIELDS Nicaragua July 30 The Nicaraguan revolutionists have practically hemmed in President Madriz at Managua The end of the struggle is believed near by observers and officials alike in this tense moment as forces tighten their grip and advance toward the capital.

Nicaragua Bluefields Madriz Managua

Grain Prices and Inspections Report for Wheat Corn and Oats

The report lists futures for Wheat and Corn with varying grades and prices, and notes Oats with track strength and grade values. It includes detailed inspections by class and car counts for Wheat, Corn, and Oats, totaling multiple car lots and samples.

Toledo Market Report Wheat and Corn Prices

Toledo O July 30 Wheat cash and July 91.0349 September 1.04 December 1.0644 May 1.0014 Corn cash 66c July and September 66%c December 62%c Rye 2 Tes No 3 12c Clover Seed cash 0 October December and March 1.8244 Alsike Prime and August 8.40 one prime August and September 295

Toledo.o

Buffalo Wheat and Corn Prices in British Markets

Buffalo market notes show wheat prices for various grades with No 1 Northern at 1.204, No 2 red 1.08, No 2 blue 1.06, No 2 white 0.40, and No 3 yellow corn quoted as 0.67 to 0.70. Barley and rye prices included with No 1 rye at 2.50 and No 2 rye at 0.80.

Buffalqo. N.V

Grain Gossip Reports Mixed Crop Prospects and Early Harvest Notes

Gloomy and hopeful signals amid crop estimates. Kroomhail quotes 312 000 000 bushels for the French crop versus 369 000 600 last year. Harvesting wraps in Marshall Minnesota by Burrell and company, thrashing to start next week with quality seen as fine and averages near 20 bushels. Corn prospects good but need rain. some grain marketed from machines. reports of frost and localized damage in Sumner, Harper and Kingman counties. Continental cables show Paris wheat higher and Berlin softer. Antwerp unchanged. Primary receipts compare wheat 1 502 000 bushels versus last year. corn receipts near 445 000 against 1 222 000 last year. oats 496 000 against prior year.

Kroomhail Kinyon Wires Finley Burrell and Company Marshall, Minn Kansas Sumner Harper Kingman Harvey County

Wheat harvests in Russia and France report mixed yields

In Broomhall Saturday Cable Russia the winter wheat yield disappoints the south while spring wheat matures early due to drought and kernels are small. An authority predicts next season wheat shipments will drop by 10,000,000 quarters, about 217,456,000 bushels. Odessa reports rain hindering harvests. interior crop advices are fairly satisfactory. France reports general agricultural improvement but severe rust damage to crops.

Broomhall Russia Odessa France

Market slides as selling pressures deepen amid Spanish tension

The day saw heavy trading with broad, indistinct selling and no single source. Prices closed near day lows as speculation on a large western trust house and Spain’s civil unrest weighed on sentiment. Government bonds held steady while other bonds remained dull.

Truit Spain Fearson Syndicate

Cotton market opens with mixed moves on rain prospects

New York reports show a strong attempt to drive new crop selling as rain forecasts loom from Texas over Sunday. First prices drifted from one point higher to five points lower, with new crop values dropping eight to nine points from the previous close. Southern inquiries barely checked the decline as futures across August to March show varied slight losses and volatility amid the unsettled weather outlook.

New York Texas dAugust

Weekly bank statement details New York figures

New York teletypes show Reserve on deposits up 8.2 million, other deposits up 8.19 million, loans up 8.94 million, speech up 11.59 million, legal tenders up 2.24 million, deposits up 22.88 million, circulation down 120 thousand, surplus 38.52 million vs 54.69 million last year. Total loans reach 1.1914 billion. Money desk notes no further comment. Sterling at 4.8416 or 4.85014 with bank bills at 4.85 in demand and 4.93 to 4.83 for sixty-day. Prime mercantile paper unchanged.

New York United States Sterling Exchange Prime Mercantile Treasury Department Imainta

New York Bar Silver Markets Report

New York July 30 Commercial war sliver 53 c Mexican dollars 44 c.

New York

Financial notes on bank reserves and dividends amid market mood

Financial notes from Finles Barrell & Co discuss strong bank statements but cautious call money, with rumors of reduced dividends by railroads and industrials possibly forming later. They note no immediate systemic dividend cuts, expect market volatility, and report summary figures on national and central bank reserves, plus a major Kansas City Mexico and Kent financing and possible Central Leather dividend chatter.

Finles Barrell & Co

Markets in Indianapolis: produce and dairy items listed

Produce markets in Indianapolis feature butter from Swiss imports and a variety of cheeses and dairy products. Items include Neufchatel and Phil cream cheeses, New York style eggs, cream cheeses, and poultry products such as roosters, ducks, spring chickens, and turkeys, with several prices noted across different boxes and tubs.

Elgin Neufchatel

New York Market Reports Milk Eggs and Poultry Prices

July 30 New York market summary with pork, lard, sugar, coffee, and dairy. Pork prices at 25.50 and 28.00 for certain cuts. lard steady, sugars listed, coffee Rio. Poultry demand steady with dove states. live poultry dull. Cheese and butter receipts noted. eggs quiet with mixed offerings and various price ranges.

New York Middle West

Chicago market dairy and poultry price notes reach record highs

Chicago July 30 dairy and poultry price listings show Butter extras and firsts with varied consignments. Bees Prime firats and Cheese Twins appear among quotes, with Live poultry including fowls ducks geese priced per hundredweight.

Chicago America

Burglar Leaves Blood Trail at Saloons

Police report a burglar broke glass at George Renmeters saloon 224 North Kine street. He crawled through and fled with $1.75 and two bottles of whisky as detectives pursue a bandaged suspect. Two youths tried Floyd Payne’s 144 North Illinois street, while Elmer Smith’s 148 East Nineteenth street saw a burglary with $25 stolen and two whisky bottles.

George Renmeters North Kine Street Floyd Payne North Illinois Street Elmer Smith East Nineteenth Street

Incorporation filings outline several Indiana companies

Articles of incorporation filed Saturday with the secretary of state show Universal Wire Bridge company of Indianapolis planning to manufacture a tire related device with 325 000 capital stock and a slate of directors. The Standard Brass company also filed, with 10 000 capital stock and three directors. Additional incorporations include Borgerding Motorcar company New Albany with 2 500 capital stock and three directors Dalrymple Contracting Company Providence Trust Company Columbia City increasing capital to 10 000 with officers named.

Universal Wire Bridge Company Indianapolis Robert BE Grege Robert L. McOvat Willam W. Grege Charles PF. Tivegry Standard Brass Company Indiana Herman Lifehitz Albert Holzworth Louis Sagalowsky Borgerding Motorcar Company New Albany Capital Herman H. Borgerding Harry E. Borgerding Lenora B. Borgerding Dalrymple Contracting Company Tary Otto W. Valryimple George H. Manlove Bertha A. Manlove Provident Trust Company Columbia City David J. Clugston Walter F., McLallen

Real Estate Transfers No 79 Trotter Brookside Park

Real estate transfer list shows multiple lots and parcels in Indianapolis and Wayne township. Transfers include Plymouth Savings and Plan Association to Anna Riffensperrer, stock company trustee transfers, and parcels in Talbott and Park Heights additions. Notable entries: Ella J Moore to Hettle B Gilmore et al, 40x117 foot parcel on Talbott avenue. Sarah M Field to Benjamin F Cline, Park Heights lot 15 and part 16, vacant and measured. Wayne township Lookout Plaza lots 12 and 44 sold for 220 dollars.

Trotter Brookside Park Corey Roosevelt Avenue Seventeenth Street John M. Todhiat Thirteenth Street Ella J. Moore Hettle B. Gilmore Talbott Talbott Avenue Sarah Lawrence Township John Valen Geo. F. Rottman Brookside Parker Avenue Thirteenth Ce Thaddeus R. Haker Jacquelin S. Holiday O. S McCarty Street White River Samantha’ S. Adams Lawrence Elmsé Crastian St Chirton Ave Kelly Co Flora Wanson Downey Kelly Parker Ave Mary A. Kellogg Frank ‘Pantone Yohn’s Sul New York St Elizabeth Miller George Nugelman Marion Park Central Avenue Lawrence G. Geis Edward J. Holliday St. Wiliam H Pine Street Fletcher Atvenue Southern Lumber Company Harry F. Sellers Sturm Et al Sturm Avenue Arsenal Avenue Lottie A. Kinsey Jeremiah Gradr Emerson Avenue North Street Wm. H. Kortepeter Emil €. Woempner Spann & Co Spann Avenue Olive Street Frank RB. Willis Bas. C. Pettiponn Pierson Meridian Street Twentyfourth Street Geo. N. Scott Earle Barnett Vinjen Hinestey Avenue Forty-sixth Street Edward Wiese Fred W. Wiese Cumberkingd Marion Trust Company Guardian Et al John J. Roller Stout Tenth Stret Tenent Stret Miley Avenue San Central Trust Company Marion J. Cunninghan Brokside Park Sie Lasalle Street Twentieth Street Samuel FE. Perkins John McDowell Glencoe Place Sixteenth Street Voight Street Aaron Whisler George E. Cousins Long Bradley Avenue New York Street Arthur V. Brown U Henry M. Head Jetnt Tenth Street Teer Mount Street Fileventh Stret Henry M. Head Charles W. Swain Same Charles EK. Norton Sylvester A. Vermin Cornett Place English Avenue Rural Street Abby Sheehan Maegie T McCarty Eighth West Side Birch Avenue Oliver Avenue

Property transfers in Indianapolis area listings mix

A dense listing of property transactions in Indianapolis area townships shows numerous lot transfers across multiple additions and streets. Names include John Valen, Thaddeus R. Haker, Sabina Heazell, Martha E. Wood, Elizabeth Miller, Charles Featherston, and many others with parcels described by lot numbers, additions, street sides, and prices ranging from hundreds to thousands of dollars.

Bank CERTIFIED: Farmers Bank of South Milford chartered

A private institution with 10000 capital stock. A M Jacobs serves as president and Clyde N Swogger as cashier. The bank is certified to operate with certificate of authority elyeo.

Elyeo the Farmers Bank of South Milford A. M. Jacobs Clyde N. Swogger

City Statistics Births and Medical Conditions Listed

A list of births with parent names and addresses followed by patient conditions in several cases. Notable entries include Deloy and Pearl Sanders with a boy at 2022 Cooper street and Henry and Helena Mahan with a girl at 320 Minerva Alfred and Anna Rice at Burton avenue, plus multiple other births and health diagnoses such as organic heart disease, ileocolitis, diabetic gangrene, chronic nephritis, melancholia, tubercular peritonitis, and mitral regurgitation across various locations.

Deloy Pearl Sanders Cooper Street Chas Tvaunte Wall East South Street Henry and Helena Mahan Minerva Street Alfred and Anna Rice Burton Avenue Rose Carter Indianapolis Avenue Melville Maud Stricklin Ludflow John Jessie Federspill Indiana Avenue London Jessie Kitzmiller Twenty-eidth Street Jacob Della White Illinois Street John and Wilen Gillespie Maple Street Herbert Ethel Weiss Park Avenue Wim Carrie Schwartz Luzi Hillside Avenue Smimett Aml Catharine Serius Heville Avenue Jennie Gieseking Sheffield Avenue Louis and Fstellia Topmiller State Street James and Bertha Brown English Avenue George and Grace Hargut Rural Street Olfe and Mamie Grinstad Superior Street Joseph -Aidl Zella Ward Jacob H. Schoenemann West Tenth Street Lucile Shiffer Howart Street Wor B. Downey Methodist Bertha M. Foxworthy College Avenue Thomas J. Lang Hospital For Insane Sarah Offut Peck Street John Blark West North Street Robert A. Trice Hadler Avenue Elizabeth Whitners Colorado Street

Marriage Licenses List of Couples

Charles J. Sellers and Hazel Brewer. Wiliam Howland and Lottie E Lefferge. Will J. Yagerline and Jewell Ratcliff. Emet Martin and Blanch Lewis. John Boffo and Minnie Crankell. Carl Steingrin and Margaret Colbert. Warren Armstrong and Ella Fern. Otto Kennedy and Florence Buchanan. William Ellis and Pearl Garrett. Charles Felton and Afra Kenney.

Charles J. Sellers Hazel Brewer Wiliam Howland Lottie E.lefferge Will J. Yagerline Jewell Ratcliff Emet Martin Blanch Lewis John Boffo Minnie Crankell Carl Steingrin Margaret Colbert Warren Armstrong Ella_ Fern Otto Kennedy Florence Buchanan William Ellis Pearl Garrett Charles Felton Afra Kenney

Repairs and Property Listings Amid City Addresses

A jumble of repair records and property notes lists multiple individuals and addresses. Entries include repairs at 1206 N West and 8299-11 N Capitol with amounts from 50 to 500 dollars, additions and building work at 210 WW Bar and 555 Fletcher, and various house and cellar projects across Minnesota Street, Fletcher, Arrow Avenue, and Market Street. Several names such as Mary J Wallace, Louis Kruse, George W Prang, Tom Fletcher, A Wigman, John Ganson, Ed Woltz, and R C Shaneberger appear with corresponding fees and locations.

Mary J. Wallace N. West Louis Kruse Arrow Avenue Swimn Fletcher Eapne Sassmiller George W. Prang Hendricks Place R. C. Shaneberger E. Market Tom Fletcher Minnesota Street A. Wigman S. Hancock W. H. Moore N. Capitol John Ganson Ed Woltz W. Pratt JV. A. Wagoner St. N. Sheffield

Unclear OCR fragment from city schedule listing times

Fragmentary text lists multiple times such as 2:00 pm 3:00 pm 4:00 pm 6:00 pm and 9:00 pm with scattered place names and digits, giving no discernible event or outcome to summarize into a coherent notice.

Sheriff and constable sale notices from Marion County

A consolidated legal notices page lists multiple sheriff sales from Marion County Indiana. It includes Bank and plaintiff actions with names such as American Construction Company Oscar A Covert Burnet Lewis Lumber Company Barney D Ladd George W Dillon and others. Real estate parcels across Indianapolis suburbs are exposed for public sale to satisfy decrees including lots in Crogs Trustee Glass Works Bradley Denny and Atkinson East Washington Street additions and McGinnis and Adams subdivisions.

Sherie Superior Court Marion County Indiana Celtic Saving and Loan Association No Blafrie Annie Breshenk Susaac Breshenk Marko County Charles F. Nebbins Norty Indianapolis Todiana Jacob Woessner Charles L. Barry Oscar A. Covert Crogs Clifford Avenue City of Glass Works Bradley, Denny and Atkinson Washington Street George T. Adams Ann Stump Vawter Ind Burnet-Lewis Lumber Company Barney D. Ladd Tet Lot Set Iot George F. McGinnis Marion Iudiana George W. Dillon Lewis T. Calender Lockwood Roysters and Green H. S. Green Block 16 O'Neal & Adams Lockwood Et al Green Hamburg Street Prince Ax N. Grant Fodiang Richard (. Gregg Joseph Ogden N. Cooper Hubbard Martindale McCarty Sulerive Marionircuit Court E. M. Hornaday Kuster Moore Harvey Bates Tadianapolis

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