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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1910

Page

10

Daily Market Reports Highlight Hog Demand Decline

Indianapolis hog receipts rise as 11 000 hogs enter, prices slip about 15 cents though demand remains strong. Cattle and sheep show weaker prices with overstock and dull sales. hogs mostly at 9.30 to 9.35, while calves and bulls drop. Markets in Pittsburg East Buffalo Chicago and other hubs report slower sales and mixed ranges, reflecting a broad downbeat in cattle and sheep values.

Indianapolis Ind He Close Pittsburg Ucattie East Buffalo N. Y Chicago Aesnes Sears Sva Sean West Deaveron Goblins & Aolhoe

Grain Market Roundup From Chicago and Liverpool

Wheat and corn futures showed gains in Chicago with September wheat at 96 tra and December near 98Kc while oats rose sharply and hog prices fell. Liverpool markets weakened then firmed as cargoes and expectations shift with rains in Argentina and good rains in Russia.

Chicago General Trade Front Commission

Financial markets mixed as rains temper crop rally

In New York and London trading, weather in the west and renewed crop worries kept wheat and corn rising while stocks held firm with a generally strong tone. Wickersham’s anticipated Chicago speech on corporate interests stirred little market reaction. Morgan’s statement remained awaited. Bond markets were steady. London settlement began and several rail and industrial issues posted gains before a mid-session pullback.

New York Lawrence Bears Wickersham Chicago Morgan

New York Produce Prices Report June Markets

June 23 New York quoins show steady to firm values across staples. Fork steady. lard quiet in Middle West. raw sugar firm with multiple grade prices. coffee Rio No 7 at 84 8 9 c spot. tallow steady. dressed poultry easier with varied price ranges for turkeys chickens and fowls. live poultry generally dull with lower values for geese ducks fowls and turkeys. cheese butter and eggs quoted with standard ranges across state and nearby markets.

New York Middle West Rio No. 7

Chicago Produce Report In Shortage and Prices

Chicago market brief dated June 23 lists butter extras at 27 cents and 26 cents for firsts, dairy extras at 26 to 26 cents, eggs at 18 cents for extra firsts and firsts, cheese at 15 cents for twins and 15 percent for young American, live poultry prices show 14 to 15 cents for ducks and other items.

Chicago

Wheat and Corn Grain Pricing and Storage Totals

Grain market note lists Wheat, Corn, Hay and Qats pricing by class and billing status. Tracks through billing show No 2 red to No 4 white price points, with White and Yellow varieties and Mixed categories given. Inspections record wheat in three cars and corn in sixteen through various white, yellow, and mixed lots, plus timothy and clover in two cars.

Glee Huy Timothy Light Clover

Chicago cash grain prices show mixed No 2 red to No 4 yellow

Chicago cash grain quotes list decimals for wheat corn and oats with bids for No 2 red No 3 red No 2 hard winter and spring varieties. Prices range from about 50 cents to a little over a dollar per bushel, with specific values for each grade and type across wheat corn and oats.

Chicago Durham

Grain and Feed Prices Reported from Toledo Market

Toledo Gazette records wheat at 1.08 cash and 0.914 on July futures with other months near 1.00, corn around 0.60 to 0.62, oats near 0.40 to 0.39, rye in No. 2 at 0.78, Timothy and alfalfa prices listed. Market notes show grass seeds and timothy at 2.15 for prime, with hay bids in the 6s to 7s for various months.

Toledo Hale

Grain Gossip and Market Reports From Wheat and Oats

Grain gossip reports No. 1 red wheat at 97 1 4 cents per bushel and 64 pounds in Kansas City trade. Reports from North Dakota and Winnipeg note harsh conditions and potential crop losses while southern districts show favorable harvests. Primary receipts and shipments for wheat, corn, and oats are tallied against last year as hog markets show temporary strength and poorer quality hogs in arrival.

Kansas City Cincinnati Winnipeg Finley Barrel & Co North Dakota

Bond Listings and Rail Stock Notes Across Markets

The notice lists various railroad and utility bonds with coupon rates and prices including Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Pacific Reading Northern Pacific combinations and Union Pacific, with figures such as 48.004 B, 94 Reading, 59.1044 C and O, 48 h Gen Electric 38, and 4s 48, reflecting market readings and credit terms for investors.

Estes Southern Ry Sels. Pacific C& NW Tex. Pacific Bs Irie General Union Pac Gen Electric UN Pac Iron Mt Ss L& N Unifi Wabash

New York Bar Silver Declines Further on June Markets

New York reports bar silver at 53 1/2 cents an ounce, down 4 cents, with Mexican dollars trading around 44 cents. Market notes indicate continued pressure on precious metals as trade activity remains subdued.

New York

New York Metals Close Copper and Lead Prices

New York metals report shows copper at 12.00 to 12.20 a unit and lead at 4.40 to 4.50, as of June 23. Market data reflects Ze Spot copper trading ranges and lead pricing in New York.

New York Leteyss Smelt Anscondin Balt Q. Meres Sh C Ag Pace Arenes Cc & Qi Mes BP Erie M. KL & T. Eee N.Y. Central Hi Pac Northern BS Penn. R. R Union Pacific U. S Steel Tetee UL. S. Steel S Pierre HY Metala

Court injunction halts Brazilian clay workers strike

Brazil Hollow Brick and Tile Co gains a court injunction from Judge Crawley restraining striking clay workers in Brazil Ind from interfering with or threatening fellow workers. Reported that workers stoned factory owners McCrea and Brown on Tuesday as tensions rose over the dispute.

Brazil Ind Crawley Brazil Hollow Brick and Tile Company McCrea and Brown

Police Help Woman With Railroad Fare In Louisville Case

Police collected $2 from the missionary box to fund Mrs. Hurl Huntley of 227 East New York Street for railroad fare to Louisville. Her husband was sentenced to 90 days in the workhouse for assault and battery, the judge deeming it justice to provide bus fare money. Officers noted the missionary box held coins seized as evidence and found on a wandering table.

Hurl Huntley New York Street Louisville Colling

Senator Defies Hague Court in Fisheries Dispute

In The Hague on June 23 the arbitration tribunal heard counsel for England and America in the Canadian fisheries dispute. Former U S Senator Turner continued his arguments with a defiant stance, declaring the United States will not accept Britain’s control over fishing rights and that Britain cannot dictate U S policy.

the Hague Fis England America Turner Great Britain United States United States of America

City Record for a Day

Amos and Lula Inlow. Belmont avenue. girl. Simon and Mamie Goldman. Illinois street. boy. Daniel and Emma Woodruff. 2121 Barnett avenue. boy. Edward and Elizabeth Bradford. 1125 S. Sheffield avenue. boy. Max and Anna Levi. 1014 S. Capitol avenue. boy. Will and Anna Marsh. 913 S. Missouri street. girl. Charles and Emma Cabalzer. 429 W. Michigan street. girl. Charles and Cruce Brown. 1120 Keisner street. boy. James and Sonober Clark. S24 Muskingum street. girl and boy twins. Louis and Henrietta Landman. 2423 Park avenue. girls twins. Gum Shing and Soo Chin. 23u N. Delaware street. boy. H. A. and Minnie Bess. 1915 Linden street. boy. B. F. and Hammelene Shaffer. 321 N. Rit ey avenue. girl. Sam and Lille Haslet. 1650 N. Arsenal Alfred and Bertha Sinock. 1368 Hiatt Russell and Laura Lockabill. 2000 Broadway. boy. John and Irna Ulrey. 2137 Highland place. boy. Harry and Jane Neall. 1857 Barth avenue. girl.

Amos and Lula Inlow Belmont Avenue Simon and Mamie Goldman S&s Ilinois Street Daniel and Emma Woodruff Barnett Avenue Edward and Elizabeth Bradford S. Sheffield Avenue Max and Anna Levi S. Capitol Avenue Will and Anna Marsh S. Missouri Street Charles and Emma Cabalzer Michigan Street Cruce Brown Keisner James and Sonober Clark Muskingum Street Louis and Henrietta Landman Park Avenue Gum Shing Soo Chin Delaware Street H. A Minnie Bess Linden Street B. F Hammelene Shaffer N. Ri- Tey Avenue Sam and Lille Haslet N. Arsenal Avenue Alfred and Bertha Sinock Hiatt Street Russell and Laura Lockabill Broadway John and Irna Ulrey Highland Place Harry and Jane Neall Barth Avenue

Notable Deaths and Illnesses Listed Across City Hospitals

A dated notice lists numerous individuals with ages and causes of death or illness. Names include Michael Donahue at St. Vincent's Hospital with double pneumonia, Mattie Harwood with cerebral thrombosis, and Samuel Plummer at City hospital with apoplexy. Other entries record tuberculosis, meningitis, enteritis, arteriosclerosis, and accidental drownings among residents and patients.

Michael Donahue St. Vincent's Hospital Mattie Harwood Addison Street Michael Worestal Deloss Street Samuel Plummer City Hospital Mary J. Ayers Brookside Avenue Alexander F. Smith Pennsylvania Street Jesse Haycock Emerson Avenue Louis Fortner William Head Hermann H. Stienecker Kansdale Street Viola B. Reeves Deaconess Theodore HR. Porter N. Senate Ernest Pmdward Deusxer Massachusetts Omar Funkhhouse W. Washington Street Mary Helen Mansfield E. Twenty-fifth Street Harry F. Marsh Hakemeyer Street

Weather and crop notes from Finley Barrell & Co report

Market Notes report favorable corn development but late planting demands perfect weather to mature. Frost must stay away until October 1. hot July could increase losses. Snow reports poor wheat growth in Cass county with potential two thirds crop if rains occur. Schwabacker notes heavy buying in provision market by Milwaukee packer. offerings scarce, limited trading.

W. H. Howard Finley Barrell & Co Mingis B. W Shelbyville Cass County Chicago L. J. Schwabacker Wiies

List of Couples In a Local Marriage Courtship Row

A series of names pairs including Herman Lehman with Jeanette Sireen Edgar May with Marie Steurtz Willam Tompkins with Laura Young Henry Morris with Dottie Wheasler Alfred Steinmueller with Loma Dale Harry Heywood with Hewn Yates James Owens with Gertrude Cooley Harvey Tutewilier with Gra Har court Joseph Aton with Opal Brown Glenn Reynolds with Clara Hacker William Thiesing with Katherine Meixner Edward Arold with Verna Calvert Albert Ballmann with Elarence Gemmer Harry Trieb with Mary Auth.

Herman Lehman Jeanette Sireenhaw Edgar J. May Marie Steurtz Willam F.tompkins Laura Young Henry B. Morris Dottie M. Wheasler Alfred J. Steinmueller Loma A. Dale Harry B. Heywood Hewn J. Yates James W. Qwens Gertrude Cooley Harvey A. Tutewilier Gra T. Harcourt Joseph Aton Opal N. Brown Glenn C. Reynolds Clara Hacker William Z. Thiesing Katherine Meixner Edoward J. Arold Verna M. Calvert Albert H. Ballmann Elarence B. Gemmer Harry EB. G. Trieb Mary Tt. Auth

Local Couples Names in Brief Romance Ledger

A readable fragment lists paired names including Herman E. Dent and Katherine Leechle, Otto Davidson and Christena Davidson, John Adams and Cora Clingler, C. E. Peters and Lena B. Carpenter, Earle Hunt and Jennie Bamrel, Charles Burnsten and Bessie Bull, Lawrence Welch and Olive Ray, and Earle Armstrong and Christina Lyle.

Herman E. Dent Katherine Leechle Otto Davidson Christena Davidson John Adams Cora ¥. Clingler E. Peters Lena B. Carpenter Earle Hunt Jennie Bamrel Charles Burnsten Bessie Bull Lawrence Welch Olive Ray Earle Armstrong Christina Lyle

City Property Repairs and Dwellings Listed in 1903 Ledger

A survey of listed properties shows numerous dwellings and buildings with associated owners and repair or construction costs. Notable entries include Oscar Schmidt dwelling at Gent weir Twenty-first costing 1700, Ogden J Whaling building at W Washington priced 4500, F Blake house at 918-826 Oakland valued 34000, and Ogden J Whaling among others across multiple streets and near intersections.

Thomas Davis Thirty-first Barnes Union Trust Company Highland H.C. Matthews Oscar Schmidt Weir Twenty-first W. PD Sherry S. Riley L. B. Millikan Sto 3 Pennsylvania Flora Chastain Hancock Ida Charles M. Albright Michigan Rochester A. CG. Haugh Senate Edward Cedar Sturm Arsenal John F. Hafford de Quincy A. Krenui Virginia Hoffmeyer Newland I. Krueger Harlan H. J. Binnie Elizabeth A. Vaught Thirty-fourth Nellie M. Andes Linwood Washington George Rugan W. Vermont John Parker Parker T. F. McWhitee Pratt Ogden J. Whaling J. M. Queen Germania M. Moody Chirtieth F. Blake Oakland

Real Estate Transfers List Highlights Multiple Property Deals

A compilation of transfers shows Samuel Siegel selling lots 10 and 12 in Downey s second East addition for 1100 to Pauline Blake. Porrest D Hassler selling lot 7 in Milligan s Brook Park addition for 600 to Riley T White. Margaret A Stout selling part of lot 31 in Strong Q Cows sub for 3600 to Bertha A Stout. Margaret Hamilton selling lot 1 in Ardmore addition for 1100 to Fred Evans. Indiana Saving and Investment Co transferring lot 17 in Julian trustee s addition for 400 to Caroline Waser. Jennie A Whitehead selling lots 14 15 and part 16 in Crawford et al s sub for 520. Sime vs guardian transferring two third interest in lot 16 for 0 to same. William L Elder selling multiple lots in Northwestern park addition for 3600 to James L Gavin. John J Appel selling south one half lot 17 in North Meridian Place addition. Albert Hanser selling part block 21 in West End addition for 60 to Henry Moeller. Lucius H Riggs selling lot 221 in Clark addition Haughville for 0.

Samuel Siegel Pauline Blake Downey East Parker Ave Tenth St Porrest D. Hassler Riley T. White Milligan’s Brook Park Massachusetts Avenue Samoa St Margaret A. Stout Bertha A. Stout East Side Broadway Twentieth St Margaret Hamilton Fred Evans Ardmore Lortieth St Park Ave Indiana Saving and Investment Co Caroline Waser Julian Trustee's Oxford St Jennie A. Whitehead Elizabeth Jones Crawford Et Al’s New York St Elder Sime Vs Guardian William L. Elder James L. Gavin Northwestern Park Twenty-ninth Street Udell Street Dye Street John J. Appel James H.hooker Meridian Place Meridian Street Forty-sixth Street Albert Hanser Henry Moeller West End Biemarck Avenue Calvelage Street Lucius H. Riggs Alice Crist Clark Addition Haughville

Property transfers on Tremont and nearby streets

West Tremont Street area and surrounding plots show several recorded deeds. William Bosson transfers to Henry N. Spaan et al for portions of sections 31 and 36 in township 17, range 3, within Washington town ship, for 1400 dollars. Lucy E. Riesenberg conveys property to John J. Ascher in Campbell’s West Park addition and adjacent parcels on Coffey and Vermont streets, with improvements and specific lot dimensions, for 12200 dollars.

Tremont Street Twelfth Street William Bosson Henry N. Spaan Washington Town Ship Lucy E. Riesenberg John J. Ascher Campbell West Park Coffey Street Ray Street Vermont Street Capitol Avenue

Six Saws Will Not Saw For Prisoners

Evansville Indiana June 23 Through the capture of six steel saws at the general delivery window of the post office detectives frustrated a plan of wholesale jail delivery. J C Cowles a New York diamond thief and congaenre many and James E Lessner bigamist had planned to escape. The laws were at the post office addressed to J J Luselies and were to have been claimed by a confederate of Cowles and slipped to him.

O J. C. Cowles New York conGdenre Many James E. Lessner J. J. Luselies Cowles

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