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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1910

Page

10

Daily Market Reports Show Hog and Cattle Gains but Sheep Fall

Indianapolis reports 11 000 hogs 2600 cattle and 1000 sheep up from week ago hogs and cattle rise while sheep drop. Prices eased with large hog run causing sales from 9.50 to 9.45 and cattle largely bid but weaker. Sheep lambs steady to lower with spring lambs 7.50 down. cattle ranges listed across weight classes and feeder bulls calves and cows shown with mixed movement. Other cities Chicago East Buffalo Pittsburg Cincinnati report varied receipts and mixed price shifts across cattle hogs and sheep.

Indianapolis Chicago Roefalo Pittsburg Cincinnati Rayresee Lowe

Grain market opens with sharp decline in Chicago

Grain traders in Chicago viewed a reversed opening from the day prior as heavy rains drenched the northwest. A broad selling wave pushed prices down about 2 cents per bushel on wheat, with further declines in coarse grains and sharp drops in hog futures. Opening quotes showed July wheat at 93 and September around 88 to 89 cents, with steady afternoon levels recorded for corn and oats.

Chicago Thomson Chicago Corp Nebraska A. W. Thomson faAsk tNofinal

Wall Street Rallies Rail Stocks Amid Rain Forecasts

In New York trading on June 22, rainfall outlook dampened bear operators while wheat opened lower. Union Pacific Reading Southern Pacific and several rail issues rose a point or more in early trading with broad railroad gains. Industrials advanced similarly and Consolidated Gas gained on dividend prospects. Loudon sold 10,000 shares in the first half hour. Government bonds held, other bonds firm.

New York Northwest Union Pacific Reading Southern Pacific Consolidated Ins Loudon

South Bend Man Likely to Head Spanish War Veterans

South Bend, Ind., June 22. Charles Zeilliner of South Bend probably will be elected commander of the United Spanish War Veterans of Indiana at the meeting in Richmond Tuesday. He promised strong support to secure the office.

South Bend Ind Charles Zeilliner Indiana Richmond Chim

Market notes show mixed grain prices and inspections

The report lists Wheat, Corn, Oats, Hay and Rye prices by grade, with bids and billing terms across No. 2 and higher grades. Inspections count cars for Wheat, Corn, and Hay with totals, noting samples and standard track pricing.

Hay—Strong Timothy

Grain price report from Chicago markets

Wheat and corn futures and cash prices listed for No 2 red No 3 red hard winter northern spring and other grades across Chicago with bid and asking ranges. Oats prices for No 2 No 3 No 4 white and standard oats noted.

Chicago Durham

Grain statistics show mixed grain receipts and shipments

Grain statistics report clearance of 59000 bushels of wheat and flour, 42000 bushels of corn, and no oats. Primary receipts and shipments compare today with last year: wheat receipts 277000 and 238000, shipments 534000 and 448000. Corn receipts 75000 and 575000, shipments 332000 and 434000. Oats receipts 484000 and 405000, shipments 219000 and 335000.

New York Produce Prices Share Mixed Signals on June 22

Market report from New York notes pork steady at 24.75 to 25.25, lard dull in the middle west spot around 51.60, sugar raw firmer at 4.24, coffee Rio No 7 spot price 14 83 per bag, butter strong with creamery exports at 27 to 27.5, nearby white eyes firmer at 26 to 28 cents per pound.

New York Middle West Natory

Chicago Produce Prices in Butter Dairy Eggs and Poultry

Chicago June 22 report lists Butter Creamery extras 27c firsts 25c dairy extras 26c firsts 24c Eggs extra firsts 18 1 4c firsts 18c Cheese Twins We young Americas la 15% ec Live poultry Fowls Tae ducks isc geese 10c

Chicago Americas

Metals Market closes dull in New York

On June 22 in New York metals closed dull with spot copper at 12000 12.15, lead at 4404.50, reflecting a quiet trading session and stable prices across components.

New York

New York Bar Silver June 22 Market Update

New York June 22 bar silver prices quoted at 53 of dollars for commercial bar or ages unchanged. Mexican dollars referenced in market notes.

New York New

New York Bonds and Market Quotes Summary

A compact list of bond prices and yields across U S regional and corporate issues. Includes U S Con 4s Philippines Pan America 2s Arch 4s Read ings J and other prominent issuers with rates around mid to high single digits. Notable entries include Union Pac and Westinghouse Con 5s and U S 8s.

U.S. Con U. S Panama B. R. TY Rock Island Rock Island Col N. W Erle Tron Mountain M. BK. T No. Pac Reading J's St. L St. L. Ss So. Rny So, Pac Union Pac Tinion Pac West Shore Wabash Westinghouse

New York Curbs Curb Prices Reported

New York curb prices list quotes for Standard Oil American Tobacco Rawhide Miami Copper Butte Coalition Kay Copper Chino Copper Nipissing Serr Lake Holdfield United Copper Tramp LaRose Ohio Copper Ray Central Chicago Subway Cins Arizona Union Mine Ely Central Blyons Gold Hill Pelmer Oil Ely Rayo with varied fractions and percentages as of June 22 reflecting market activity and commodity values.

New York Standard Oil American Tobacco Rawhide Miami Copper Butte Coalition Kay Cons Chino Coper Nipissing Serr Lake Sis United Copper Tramp LaRose Ohio Copper Ray Central Chicago Subway Cins Arizona Union Mine Ely Central Blyons Gold Hill Pelmer Oil Ely Rayo

Market Notes and New York Stock Outlook This Week

Market notes from Finley Barrell & Co report fair demand for cash wheat with No 1 northern brisk but limited supply, mills likely to seek hard winter wheat. corn steady to higher. New York market opens slightly lower, then steadies on rains in spring wheat regions and freight rate news. copper and gas stocks discussed, with Iroquois to Salem fields slow and rain needed. Minneapolis reports hard spring wheat patents up 20c per barrel. Oklahoma new wheat tests at 62 pounds.

Chicago Tribune Duluth Board of Trade New York Finley Barrell & Co Cnergo Kinyon Finley

Fairbanks likely to replace Reid as ambassador in London

Washington reports suggest Charles W. Fairbanks will accept the British ambassador post, with Reid nearing the end of his tenure. King George disapproves foreign bloc social climbers, trimming court circles and favoring native nobility, prompting a needed diplomatic change before November. Knox and Senator Hoot back Fairbanks despite lingering rumor.

Washington Whitelaw Reid Court of St. James King George Mr. Reid King Edward Reid Prince of Wales George John Ward Loid State Department Charles W. Fairbanks Mr. Knox Mr. Fairbanks Senator Hoot New York

Democrats of Ohio Call for Tariff Change

The Ohio Democratic convention nominated a governor candidate and Charles F. Wright for state treasurer. Thousands gathered in Tener district with a band as Sen. Penrose stayed, while Sen. Oliver returned to Washington with a voting pair. The platform seeks liberal school funding, roads, public health, canal linking Great Lakes to the Ohio River, civil war veterans' pensions, labor arbitration, and notes the state is debt free while endorsing Taft and the Payne-Aldrich tariff.

Charles F. Wright Susquehanna County Great Lakes Ohio River Taft

Passion Play May Be Shown Near East Aurora

Martin Beck of the Orpheum circuit plans a passion play with peasant actors near East Aurora, New York. Elbert Hubbard, recently in vaudeville, backs the enterprise.

New York Elbert Hubbard Martin Beck Orpheum East Aurora N. Y

Webb Confesses Killing Johnson in Transit Trunk Finding

Jesse J. Webb alias A C Towers confessed to killing William A. Johnson whose body was found in a trunk at the union depot. Johnson's wife is in custody after admitting she married Johnson eight years ago in Butte Montana. Detectives note two blood stained items on Webb and a damaged International Typographical Union card. The crime reportedly involved drugging with alcohol, a blow with a black jack, a shotgun shot, and a strangling with a necktie.

Forteand. Gre Jesse J. Webb A. C. Towers William A. Johnson Webb Vancouver CB. C Johnson

Packers Won t Raise Meat Prices in Face of Rate Talks

Chicago June 22 Representatives of financial houses and trunk line railroads conferred with large shippers to win agreement on freight rate increases similar to those accepted by packers. The packers said the proposed rate advance is justified by current conditions and pledged no rise in retail meat prices would be resisted.

Chicago Trunk Line

City Record for a Day crowd of births and names

City records list numerous birth notices with parents and addresses. Names include Elmer Enders, Emma Enders, William Dobyns, Jessie Dobyns, Gebhardt, Russell, Clift, Mehai, Price, Slusher, Hall, and Drake among others. Several entries note children as girls or boys with street addresses in various wards.

Elmer Emma Enders Spann Ave William J Jessie Dobyns S&s. Ritter Ave George and Johanna Gebhardt Wisconsin St Nomie Russell Muskingum St Drajin and Ribel Clift N. Arsenal The.hor Maria Mehai W. Peart St Jacob and Edna Price Tenth St Crane Sarah Slusher Chadwick St Iddiph Essie Hall Olney St Frank and Ora Drake Wheeler St

Obituary Snippets for Three Local Residents

John M. McCollum, 81, of 620 Fletcher Avenue, died from mitral insufficiency. Jucy C. Hardin, 6, of 1242 Cornell, succumbs to carcinoma of the uterus. Edward Cox, 66, of 1432 Astor Street, passes from arteriosclerosis.

John M. McCollum Fletcher Ave Jucy C. Hardin Cornell Edward Cox Astor St Arterie

Deaths and causes from local hospitals

Eli Joel Pruitt 65 at Methodist hospital due to septicaemia. Letha Cole 20 at City hospital with pulmonary tuberculosis. Tena Reisk 68 of 736 N East st cerebral hemorrhage. Joseph Miniken 102 of 126 N Missouri st chronic parenchimatous nephritis.

Eli Joel Pruitt Methodist Hospital Letha Cole City Hospital Tena Reisk East St Joseph Miniken Missouri St

Marriage Licenses Listed For Several Couples

Harold J Hampton and Maria M Wane George H Rupperle and Willie Lampert Elmer C Foust and Ethel J Page Samuel T Douglas and Helen WW Kartz Robert Kyle and Bessie Z Spann Ervan P Marshall and Elizabeth BE Me ain Abe Fligettaub and Bertha Warsebial George H Topmiller and Florence ML Maller Ernest H Borman and Flora M Lud brook Henry C Gable and Flaca BE Gilkey Charles F Alderson and Clara RR Ma aruder Mansur G Oakes and Georgia MS Gal vin Féward FL Edgecombe and Myrtle FB Hoffman James Ridwine and Anna B Franke Alfred rue and Flora Tiff William Streetman sud Jessie Johnson S PD Artis and 38 hewise Ward Barto AL Boo z Lah Le Stum

Harold J. Hampton Maria M. Wane George H. Rupperle Willie Lampert Elmer C. Foust Ethel J Charles F. Alderson Clara RR Ma’ Aruder Mansur G. Oakes Georgia Galvin Féward FL Edgecombe Myrtle FB. Hoffman James Ridwine Anna B. Franke Alfred Rue Flora Tiff William Streetman Jessie Johnson S. PD Artis Hewise Ward Barto Boo -Z Lah le Stum

Local Property Repairs and Dwellings Listed with Costs

A historical ledger lists numerous property actions including dwellings, additions, remodels, and repairs with associated addresses and costs. Entries name owners such as Fred Blaer Edwin Bomberger J. A. Shirley and others, detailing locations at Jefferson Bates Twenty ninth and Broadway among others with sums from 25 to 82,000 dollars.

J. A. Shirley E. Twentyninth KE. Hollingsworth Thirtyfourth New Jersey Walter E. Cook Dorman W. C. Viiet Broadway J. E. Harey W. Twenty-seventi T. A. O'Dell Gale I. A. Kiener Virginia Avenue A T. Hafford N. DeQuinry Edw. Ader Sturm C. Haug N. Senate C. M. Albright W. Michigan F. Chastain Hancock

Real Estate Transfers Across Multiple City Lots and Lots

Real estate transfers involve William L. Rice to William H. Bass for two lots in West Park addition at the southeast corner of Ohio and Addison, price 6300 dollars. Additional transfers include Vajen to Carla Irrgang, Trimpe to Blitz et al, McFeeters to Coasting et al, Cook to Dunn, Dunn to Cook, Barker guardian to Seiler, Layman to Abbott, Abbett to Cannon, Gruebe to Melere, Ogborn to Douglas, Robbins to McCorkle, Segar to Rachel, Connaty to Tardaner, and Willman to Mason, detailing lots, blocks, sizes, improvements, addresses, and sale prices.

William L. Rice William H. Bass West Park Téx Ohio Addison Streets John H. Vajen Carla A. Irrgang Vajen South Brookside Parker Avenue Thirteenth Street Leana Trimpe William J. Blitz Brown Meridian Street Regent Street Irvin McFeeters Charles Coasting Bush Harris Hancock Bertha Street Mary E. Cook Catherine Dunn Bruce Place Broadway Twenty-second Street John E. Barker Guardian Magdalena Seiler Picken Et Washington Street Beville Avenue James T. Layman William L. Abbott Irvington Park New York Street Riley Avenue William F. Abbett Wiliam T. Cannon John B. Gruebe Fred M. Melere McGinnis Tacoma Avenue Michigan Street William H. Ogborn Robert W. Douglas Seaton Johnson Heirs Eest Bellefontaine Street Twentieth Street Charles F. Robbins William H. McCorkle Robbins Indianapolis Horton Avenue Twenty Eighth Street Elias L. Segar Rachel Segar Fletcher Vermont Liberty Streets Mary P. Connaty Irvin S. Tardan Er Connaty Richwein Maryland Street William Willman Joseph O. Mason Garfield Park

Numerous City Lot Transfers And Vacant Parcels Listed

A long list of property transfers and vacant parcels with details on blocks, lots, additions, street names, and prices. Notable entries include vacant lots on Holliday street and Southern avenue, Buckle street, Wollett avenue, and Martindale avenue, with prices ranging from 400 to 36 490 dollars. Transfers involve multiple buyers and sellers such as Peter J. Scherer to Eugenia F. Cobb and Lenvis P L Simon to Emer E. Simon, among others, with various additions including Osgood's Forest Park and Lookout Plaza.

Holliday Twenty Seventh Street Lenvis Simon Emer E. Simon Brookville Avenue Trotter & Henry Co William L. Rice Trotter Et al Bismarey Avenue Tremont Avenue Obie Street Charles ©. Miller Sisters of St. Francis Vajen Vermont St Adelaide St George A. Miller Walter Waterson Carrie C. Peaster Jackson Park Martindale Ave Twenty-fourth St Dera Noire Norman A. Slasher Malvern Berwick Ave Michigsau St William H. WH. Shank Elbert Allison Shank Southeastern Ave Alexander Ave Early Sullivan Jeremiah H. Smits Clifton Place Congress Ave Barnes Ave Frank E. Guthrie Charles W. Banger Lookout Plaza Dunaway Lookout Drive Richard YD. Bilcorofield Railroad Men's B. and S. Association Bickel’s Glen Drive Maud M. Nelson Thomas H. Komstock Edgewater Goxs Wrest Sutherland Ave Thirtieth St Guardian Albert E. Uhl Frieda M. Kull Forest Park Rural St English Ave

Auction Sale Of House By School Board At Public Auction

The Board of School Commissioners offers the frame cottage at Tenth and Dearborn streets near School No. 54 for sale at 2 o clock P M on July 5 1910. The sale includes only the house and foundation. House must be moved and premises cleared within three weeks of purchase. Terms require $25 cash at sale with balance before removal. Failure to remove within time forfeits payment. Indianapolis June 21 1910.

Board of School Commissioners Tenth and Dearborn Streets MO. E. Cleland Indianapolis

Indian girl escapes alleged witch hunt in California

Mamie Holmes a 16 year old Indian girl fled from her tribe near San Bernardino fearing death as a witch. She walked over 100 miles from the Coachilla to Santa Manuel reservation near Highland. Indian Agent Royce took charge and said she will be sent to a government school in Phoenix.

San Bernardino Mamie Holmes Coachilla Santa Manuel Reservation Highland Royce Phoenix Santa Manuel

Lives Reported Lost in Brooklyn Fire

New York June 22 reports say several persons lost their lives in a fire at 41 Hopkinson avenue Brooklyn Wednesday afternoon. Firemen battled flames as neighbors fought to rescue occupants. Details on casualties and cause were unavailable.

New York Hopkinson Avenue Brooklyn

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