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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1910
Page
13
June 17 reports show hog receives at Indianapolis reaching 12 000 with 2 450 cattle and 1 000 sheep. Prices fell 15 to 20 cents from Thursday while hogs sold at 9 50 per cwt and the market closed steady at opening prices amid large arrivals.
Reading and Amalgamated Copper led Friday trading with gains of five points before broad activity faded. Investors awaited Theodore Roosevelt's stance on government anti-corporation measures, while Southern Pacific Union Pacific and Steel posted mixed moves. H. L. Horton & Co. and London buyers supported Amalgamated Copper in light turnover.
Wheat prices show strong, with multiple track bids for No 2 red and No 3 red futures and month terms from June to August. Corn and other grains display steady prices with varied white and mixed categories, hay prices steady for timothy, and detailed inspection counts for wheat corn oat and hay imports and car totals.
A market report lists a wide range of bonds including U S con reg 4s unchanged U S rev 3s unchanged U S coup 2s unchanged Philippine 4s Panama 4s unchanged AT T conv 101 Arch conv 4s 1065% and other issues with quotes across railroads utilities and industrials.
New York market summary lists pork steady at 24.25 to 24.75 per mess, lard dull in middle west spot around 12.45 to 12.55, raw sugar varied with 4.18 for centrifugals and 3.68 for muscovado, coffee Rio No 7 at 8 9 8 percent, tallow quiet at 6 1 2 percent, dressed poultry weak with turkeys 15 to 18 cents, chickens 16 2 cents, fowls 15 to 20, spring ducklings 19, live poultry dull with geese 1 1/2 to 1 3/4, turkeys 10 to 16, roosters 12 4 cents. cheese firm with state milk grades 10 to 15 cents and skim milk values.
Chicago cash grain prices show Wheat at varied bids across No. 2 red to No. 3 spring with new spring quotes near $1.05 and 95 cents to $1.04 for different grades. Corn ranges from 58 to 64 cents for various classes, with No. 2 yellow around 59 cents and No. 4 corn near 55 to 56 cents. Oats list No. 2 white at about 89 to 91 cents and No. 4 white near 36 to 37 cents, with standard oats around 38 to 40 cents.
Grain values for cash and future deliveries across wheat corn oats rye and seeds. Wheat cash 1.0544 and July 95k, September 4k, December 9634c. Corn cash 60c with July 60e, September 60c, December 58%4c, May 60c. Oats cash 40c with July 39c, September gic, December 38c, May 3814c. Rye No 2 79c No 3 6c. Cloverseed cash 6.85, Sept-Oct 6.60, March 6.05. Alsike prime 7.05, Aug 7.50. Jmethy prime 2.15.
Chicago June 17 price list shows Butter and Dairy Extras at 23 to 26 cents per pound. Eggs at 17 to 18 cents and Cheese Twins at 14 percent with several price notes. Live poultry lists fowls 14 cents, ducks 14 cents, geese 10 cents.
New York metal prices show copper at 12.00 and tin at 13.305 per unit on June 17, reflecting a quiet trading day with copper futures steady and no major shifts in demand noted by traders.
Market notes cite steady American cables and strong far months lifting prices 4% in places. Buying driven by hot Volga weather, smaller world shipments, and better demand for spotted winter and La Plata grades. New crop wheat cited in Chicago July delivery around 115 over, with mixed regional prices and cautious banker outlook.
Market quotes appear from New York with varied figures for copper and ore firms such as American Tobacco Chino Copper and Butte Coalition. Also listed are price references for Union Mine Ely Central and Manhattan T. plus a clothing ad noting two piece suits made to order for 10.75 dollars by S. J. Singer and Sons at 43 West Washington Street.
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